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3 months agoBLACKPINK announce 2025 world tour
BLACKPINK announces a 2025 world tour starting with shows in North America and Europe, culminating at Wembley Stadium.
London music
fromTime Out London
3 months agoBLACKPINK are playing London's Wembley Stadium this summer - how to get tickets
BLACKPINK reunites for a world tour, their first headlining tour in three years, starting in July 2025.
NYC music
fromwww.amny.com
3 weeks agoDid you miss us?' K-Rockstars Day6 make epic return to NYC with sold-out Madison Square Garden concert | amNewYork
Day6 successfully returned to New York City for a sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden after over five years, energizing fans with their performance.
NYC music
fromwww.amny.com
3 weeks agoDid you miss us?' K-Rockstars Day6 make epic return to NYC with sold-out Madison Square Garden concert | amNewYork
Day6 successfully returned to New York City for a sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden after over five years, energizing fans with their performance.
fromNew York Post
7 months agoSteven Van Zandt talks Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: 'We're not just getting older - we're getting better'
Guitarist Steven Van Zandt noted the band's unusual need for rehearsal after a six-year hiatus, highlighting the significance of returning to the stage after such a long break.
Miscellaneous
fromConsequence
7 months agoThe Cure will retire after 50th anniversary of debut album in 2029
"But then we'll probably be playing quite regularly through until the next anniversary - the 2028 anniversary that's just looming on the horizon. The 2018 one, I started to think about in late 2016, thinking, 'I've got a year and a half, it's easy!' And I still didn't manage to get there in time. Now, I'm starting to think, '2028, I must get things in order;' so [that's] the documentary film and various other things like that."
Music
fromwww.nytimes.com
7 months ago6 of The Greatest' Songs
In its muted opening sequence, Eilish coats that titular lyric in sarcasm: Man, am I the greatest, she sighs, reflecting on a doomed relationship that seems to have suffered from some lopsided affection. As the song builds to its cathartic conclusion, though, a soaring melody allows her defenses to drop away. I loved you, and I still do, she sings. Just wanted passion from you, just wanted what I gave to you.
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