#live-concerts

#live-concerts

Even if Google describes his genre as "soul indie," Ginger Root's discography and aesthetic are littered with welcome references to Japanese city pop, a genre popularized in the '80s. That's especially true of songs like "Over the Hill" and "Nisemono." Some originals feel more Mac DeMarco/Boy Pablo-y, like "Weather." There's obviously the project's biggest hit "Loretta," which is an easily digestible indie funk pop. Through it all, Ginger Root is upbeat, intricate, and bursting with color.

Marvin was born in Kingston, Jamaica. He moved to London as a child and started out playing in various London-based bands. In America, playing with blues and R&B legends like T-Bone Walker, Billy Preston and Ike and Tina Turner. On Feb. 14, 1977, Marvin was invited to join both Stevie Wonder's band and Bob Marley and the Wailers. He accepted Bob Marley's offer and debuted with the band on the acclaimed "Exodus" LP as lead guitarist.

As music fans themselves, the members of Phantogram know how meaningful a show can be when you're not only watching the artists perform but interacting with them in a relaxed environment. Sarah and I don't think of ourselves as like these big, like rock stars or anything like that, admits Carter. But if one of my favorite bands was playing this really intimate thing that I got to go to and even get a chance to talk to them, I think it would be awesome. So in a way, I guess we were giving back to the fans.

Stu Mackenzie expressed enthusiasm while introducing the band at Forest Hills Stadium, noting that this was their third consecutive year performing at the venue with different setups.

Every other pub is hosting an after party and a pre-party. Bars blast out Supersonic at lunchtime, while signs outside advertise Beer Here Now.

Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory will embark on a North American tour this fall, following their European run, featuring TORRES on many dates.

"Kylie Minogue's Tension tour blends visually arresting performances with nostalgic hits, showcasing her generosity and ability to engage audiences across different generations."