Tag: 2019 concert tours
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The Best Holiday Events in 2019 | Concerts, Theater, and Sports
Looking to get into the holiday season by attending a seasonal event? There’s a lot of entertainment taking place between now and the year’s end. From concerts, to theater, to your favorite sports teams, there are several events for you, your friends, and even the whole family to choose from. Here are The Best Holiday…
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The Best Tix On Sale | Must-See Concerts, Musicals, Festivals and Comedy
Concerts, Comedy, Theater, Festivals. Looking to attend some premier entertainment? Tired of missing when your favorite performer goes on tour? From big headlining musicians, to the best show on Broadway, here is what people are buying, the Best Tix on Sale today. Lana Del Rey View this post on Instagram Supergroup @weyesblood @zelladay…
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Will FKA Twigs Tour in 2019?
FKA Twigs. The alt-R&B singer whose style and haute art performances have captivated audiences around the globe. The South London born singer/songwriter dropped “Cellophane” in April, along with a short round of tour dates which brought her to L.A’s Palace Theater and NYC’s Red Bull Music Festival. She will return to NYC in August for…
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Ariana Grande “Sweetener” World Tour: Setlist, Photos, and More
The “Sweetener” World Tour has finally arrived. Ariana Grande has kicked off her first tour since the release of her albums Sweetener and thank u, next. Not to mention, this is her first journey across the world’s stages since the attack in Manchester. God, so much has happened since, in both the world and specifically the pop star’s life. Leading…
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Will Ellie Goulding Tour in 2019?
Ellie Goulding’s fourth album, the first since 2015’s Delirium, is coming out sometime this year. On March 6th, Goulding shared the first single, a raw, profound piano ballad titled “Flux”. The song, being about “the one who got away”, revisits the rawness we originally saw in Goulding, the powerful yet vulnerable vocals behind her career-changing cover of…
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Will the Black Keys Tour in 2019?
It’s been awhile since the Black Keys dropped their album Turn Blue. But Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney haven’t been any less busy since 2014. Auerbach has been leaning into his role as record producer by launching the Easy Eye Sound record label—named after his recording studio—in addition to releasing a solo album, Waiting on a Song, back…
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The Women Who Are Changing Pop Music For The Better
Two years ago, a study was conducted by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative to assess just how inclusive the music industry had become. Unfortunately, despite the growing presence of women on the charts, on the radio, on the lineups for famed music festivals…the results were bleak. From looking at 600 songs that made the Billboard Hot 100 in…
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Justin Timberlake’s ‘Man of the Woods’ Tour: What to Expect
In late October, Justin Timberlake had to delay his monumental “Man of the Woods” Tour by cancelling a show at NYC’s Madison Square Garden. Timberlake explained, “my vocal cords are severely bruised… I’m gonna make this up to you.” Unfortunately, the postponement was followed by more cancellations, prompting Timberlake to share an update in early December.…
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Ariana Grande Has Added Nine Shows to Upcoming “Sweetener” Tour
Attention Ariana Grande fans in Chicago, L.A, Florida, the east coast, and Toronto: Nine shows have been added to the “Sweetener” Tour, extending the North American leg to June 26th. Among the new tour dates are second concerts at Chicago’s United Center (April 8), Madison Square Garden (June 19), Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena (June 26), and more. In support…
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Weezer Shares “Zombie Bastards”, Reveal New Album Release Date
In 1994, four bold nerds dressed in clothes just a tad too big for their bodies, and shot a rock album cover. Their debut, self-titled LP contained timeless singles. “Undone (The Sweater Song)”. “Say It Ain’t So”. “Holiday”. Since then, every other Weezer album has contained radio-changing hits, singles that may even exist within those encrypted capsules…