In seven simple words, REZZ perfectly encapsulated the stunning stage design for her upcoming “Spiral” tour: “the most REZZ thing you’ve ever seen.” In a short video shared to Twitter this week, REZZ addressed her fans and stated that her next tour production is “the perfect definition of her brand so far.” She then follows with a short showcase of her jaw-dropping stage, set to the sounds of her latest single, the Spiral bonus track “MENACE.” During her upcoming tour, attendees will enjoy her hits on a stage highlighted by a spiraling array of lights that surround her in the center of the stage. Hand-in-hand with a large LED display featuring her signature imagery, REZZ’s audiovisual arsenal looks to be her most impress...
With official remixes out this year for the likes of Gorgon City (“Oxygen”) and Shouse (“Love Tonight”), along with high-profile projects with Carl Cox, Lee Foss, Pete Tong and LOWES, it’s clear that British beatsmith Franky Wah is having a major moment. Only emphasizing the now-global success of the Anjunadeep-backed artist was his debut headlining tour in North America. It saw the genre-shapeshifter, whose latest EP pulled together progressive trance, garage and melodic house, touch down in seven cities across the U.S. and Mexico. This career-affirming move for Wah included performances at keystone venues like Sound Nightclub in Los Angeles, Elsewhere in Brooklyn, and Bar Standard in Denver, as well as an appearance at We Are FSTVL in Cancún....
Christmas came early for fans of Said The Sky. Earlier in the week, the future bass star delighted the masses by announcing the follow-up to his 2018 debut album, Wide-Eyed. Dubbed Sentiment, the upcoming record was revealed across his social media pages via an image depicting the definition of the title with some artwork behind it. This may reach tinfoil hat levels of speculation, but based on his previous teases, the background of the album announcement post is rather interesting. If you look closely at the books in the background, you can see what appears to be potential song titles, like “Holding My Own” and “Walk Me Home.” It could be a subtle hint, but we’re unable to confirm a tracklist at this time. Said The Sky has not yet announce...
It’s been three years since Britney Spears has been on tour, and the pop star divulged on Instagram about how difficult life on the road was. In a new post Monday (Dec. 13), Spears reflected on all the gifts from A-listers she received on her 40th birthday earlier this month and took a moment to count all her blessings. But when it came to the hardships from her old life as an active touring musician, the “Toxic” singer revealed how much she “hated” her old, laborious touring schedule. “I know I’m not playing in huge arenas with my loud band anymore but I will be honest and say life on the road is hard !!!” she wrote in the lengthy post. “My first three years in the biz and on the road were great but I’ll be completely honest and say that after those three tours and the pace I was going … ...
Veteran alternative rock outfit Faith No More won’t be making the trip to the U.K., Europe and to the lands Down Under next year, as planned, due to “current challenges.” The Mike Patton-led outfit was booked for seven shows across Australia and New Zealand, kicking off Feb. 10, 2022 at Christchurch Arena, and wrapping Feb. 23 at Perth’s RAC Arena. The tour was then scheduled to roam around the U.K. and Europe for the northern summer, opening June 7 at Scotland’s Glasgow Academy and coming to a halt July 9 at NOS Alive in Lisbon, Portugal. Explore See latest videos, charts and news However, all shows have been canceled due to the pandemic. An update from the FNM camp reads, “Unfortunately, due to our current challenges, we aren’t going to be ready to perform for the upcoming Australian, Ne...
Many in North America look to cities like Las Vegas, Miami, Los Angeles, and New York as meccas of entertainment. Yet, stories of the nightlife scene in Europe have long permeated bathroom line conversations and after-party dance floors across America. Some diehard ravers and dance music fanatics will stop at nothing to find the best nightlife experiences the world has to offer. If this sounds like you, look no further. In this guide, we provide a definitive list of which cities to visit, where to stay, and our picks of two must-visit clubs. Amsterdam Amsterdam is one of the most popular European destinations for young people looking to party. On the weekends, most bars stay open until 3AM while dance clubs remain open all night. When you’re ready to sleep, we recommend staying at St...
The grand reveal of Madeon‘s weeklong tease certainly didn’t disappoint. Coming next year to 13 cities across the U.S., Canada, and France is the virtuosic singer-songwriter and dance music producer’s “Good Faith Forever” tour. Considering the impact of Madeon’s eponymous 2019 sophomore album and subsequent tour on his fans, they are rightfully freaking out over the announcement. Check out the official “Good Faith Forever” 2022 tour trailer below. Recommended Articles Joining him on the road is none other than future funk frontrunner Yung Bae. He’ll support Madeon on all but three stops: Ultra Music Festival, the Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, and Main Square Festival in Arras, France. Fans are encouraged to...
ODESZA are typically men of few words, but these days their brief correspondences have fans fastened on edge the edge of their seats with anticipation. In the four years since 2017’s A Moment Apart, the duo have only dropped one solo single under the ODESZA moniker, “Loyal.” Similarly, fans have been missing their presence on stage since the summer of 2019, when they ignited main stages across the world at festivals such as Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Electric Forest. However, there appears to be an end in sight to the chasm of time that has since passed. In a new post from the duo’s Foreign Family Collective, the record label shared a photo of ODESZA performing under the beaming lights of their signature icosahedron logo alongside th...
Twenty One Pilots is headed on tour in 2022. On Friday (Nov. 19), the rock duo announced the news via social media with a supercut video consisting of footage from their stadium-size live shows, and a list of tour dates in North America spanning from mid-August to the end of September. Explore See latest videos, charts and news “The Icy Tour is coming to North America next year. Register for tickets now,” the group captioned the video on Twitter, along with a direct link for fans to see the full list of dates and sign up for ticket release updates. The Icy Tour picks up where the band’s recent Takeøver Tour left off, which saw members Josh Dun and Tyler Joseph playing multiple shows in Denver, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, Mexico City, London and their native Columbus, Ohio, in fa...
An exciting new era has begun for Grammy Award-nominated duo Bob Moses. After a lull on the music front, their latest single “Time and Time Again” marks the tandem’s debut release on Astralwerks, in a unique global partnership with Domino Recording Co. Known for their immaculate collision of house music and emotionally charged pop, Bob Moses also recently announced a 25-stop tour in 2022 with support from Amtrac, TSHA, and Jon Hopkins. “Time and Time Again” transcends what Bob Moses have brought to past hits. At the surface, the track is a nod to the nostalgia of time spent dancing with friends. However, in a statement, the duo explained that the track “was inspired by a close friend who we lost too soon,” adding that the writing p...
Following their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, legendary electronic music group Kraftwerk are taking a victory lap. It’s a circuit through North America that has been long overdue. In 2020, the pioneering band had intended to celebrate their momentous 50-year anniversary with a tour, but their plans were scrapped in the wake of the pandemic. However, as they say, good things come to those who wait, and there’s even more to celebrate with Kraftwerk’s newly announced 2022 summer run. After six rejections for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame consideration, the German quartet couldn’t be denied. This past weekend, the iconic Computer World producers were finally welcomed into the elite club alongside a formidable class of artists including Carole Kin...