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Crawfish. Bay. Perfect weather. Helping charity. if there’s a better feel-good combo this weekend, well … good on us, right?
The Third Annual Crawfish by the Bay Festival is pulling together some serious ingredients, including thousands of pounds of Louisiana crawfish, for Saturday’s gastronomic, music-filled extravaganza.
would that Ms. Caux’s documentary, about the Minimalist strain in postwar American music, were anywhere as provocative or challenging as these tidbits. instead this frustrating film is often a chore to sit through. It does little to demystify an often forbidding musical movement, or to provide a sense of the context — some history, please! — that gave birth to experimenters like Cage, Pauline Oliveros and La Monte Young.
Spotify has signed an American distribution deal with Universal Music Group, the world’s largest music label. The pact means that the streaming music company now has U.S. deals in place with three of the four largest labels, making it likely that the company will finally be able move across the Atlantic this summer.
Music fans will absolutely adore Manchester, as this Northern English city truly rocks! the birthplace of many epic rock bands and a choice spot to see a live show, Manchester will have you rocking all night long to its excellent beat.
Press Release Source: Songkick On Wednesday June 8, 2011, 11:00 am EDT
LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Songkick, (http://www.songkick.com), the live music and technology company that connects music fans with their favorite artists’ tours, today announced the launch of its app for iPhone and iPod touch that will allow users to track their favorite bands’ concerts, browse live music listings by location, and share concert plans any time and from anywhere.
Are you desperately in need of access to your entire music library — well, 20,000 songs from it, at least – from anywhere you can find an Internet connection? Google attempts to remedy that in the form of its recently-launched Google Music Beta, a cloud-based music service that lets you load up and access your music anytime and anywhere there’s a computer or Android device.
Day the music dies…it’s all over at the Twist, Colchester
4:00pm Saturday 4th June 2011
ONE of Colchester’s best known music venues will close its doors for good tonight (Saturday).
The Twist, in Military Road, will shut after a performance from north Essex band Koopa.