Lollapalooza welcomed thousands of people to Chicago for a four-day music festival. Attendees had to show proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test within 72 hours. But does that mean outdoor music festivals are safe? This content was originally published here.
AEW announced that they will run the United Center on Friday, August 20th. That reveal was quickly followed by tons of CM Punk chants from the Charlotte crowd. They even zoomed in on fans chanting for the Second City Savior. Those tickets went on sale today, and it was a huge hit. Wrestle Tix reports … Read more
Musician Sarah Brand gifted the internet the music video for her song Red Dress three weeks ago, and has racked up almost half a million views already—impressive for a musician with hardly any social media footprint or fan base. The song explores the themes of exclusivity and judgement in religion, and was filmed inside Oxford, … Read more
After over a year of empty stages, live music has officially returned, and Columbia City Beatwalk is one grassroots organizing team that’s making it happen. Now in it’s 27th year, Beatwalk is bringing folks together from all walks of life for free outdoor music and entertainment right in the heart of Columbia City. Their next … Read more
The German-American double-bassist Alexander Edelmann will join the… This content was originally published here.
A dad is fighting for his life in hospital after being attacked after he asked some neighbours to turn their loud music down. Frank Penkava was so badly beaten he’s family only recognised him because of his tattoos. He is now in a medically induced coma, waiting for him to become stable before he can … Read more
The Erfurt Philharmonic Orchestra tonight named Alexander Prior… This content was originally published here.
A music-loving ‘Feline DJ’ in a Spanish city took advantage of the absence of its owner to throw a little house party This content was originally published here.
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Sports fans and officials in the country have no trouble seeing through the thin fiction of a doping-related ban on their national symbols at the Tokyo Olympics. This content was originally published here.
