All in Live shows
The announcement that came just 10 days ahead of the show lead to hysteria among the fans. The lucky ones who were able to get tickets for this treat on St. Valentine’s day were visibly excited. The Strokes are starting their intimate European tour at Berlin’s Columbiahalle. Was the show great? Naturally.
From mixing the aesthetics of the extreme right with a leftist perspective, Fat White Family share their personal stories being a testimony of immigrants and working class. Standing in front of an authentic and decadent group, they are direct, unexpected and furious.
Greta Van Fleet is a band turned into a phenomenon. Disciples of the great masters of rock, there are many who have surrendered to GVF as the new Gods of the genre.
Vampire Weekend got back to Barcelona to present "Father of the bride" - an album that mixes their characteristic guitars, Japanese ambient music, country duets, pulse funk-rock, Koenig's charisma, bright voice and ingenious lyrics.
The Irish punk band Fontaines D.C. taught us how to combine poetry with a strong and fast instrumental base. Their arrival to Spain marked the beginning of the European tour, where they presented their debut album Dogrel.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard caught our attention with their prolific tenacity treasured in full media outbreak. Now, after that streak of ecstatic productive brilliance, the band manages to find other ways to surprise its fanbase. One of them, perhaps the most famous, is their outstanding live show.
Julian Casablancas’ label, Cult Records, has turned 10 years. To celebrate a decade, the label installed a pop-up store, that took place on May 28 and 29 at 98 Orchard St. - Manhattan. It featured music, themed drinks, art, merch, and special exhibition listing most of Cult Records’ roster, including The Strokes, The Voidz, Albert Hammond Jr, The Growlers, Karen O, The Virgins, Surfbort, Har Mar Superstar and more.
Phoenix played several shows in LA in continued support of Ti Amo, one of the best albums of 2017. The 5-night residency took place at the Fonda Theatre in early September, and was filled with special guests, gelato, and exclusive merch.
The controversy on the sixth Arctic Monkeys album "Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino" was big. And while everyone is sharing their opinion on it, Alex Turner becomes the conférencier at the smoky hall with dim lights.
