BROCKHAMPTON announce “I’ll Be There” North American tour

Last Sunday, BROCKHAMPTON announced they’d be dropping a new album called Iridescence following month. Now, the hip-hop boyband has scheduled a North American fall tour in support of that release.

Spanning 27 dates, the “I’ll Be There” tour goes off October 3rd at Mesa, Arizona prior to making its way through Houston, New Orleans, Philadelphia, New York, Toronto, Chicago, Seattle, Denver, and Las Vegas, one of the cities. The itinerary also includes festival looks at Austin City Limits along with Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw at Los Angeles.

This newest run of dates follows BROCKHAMPTON’s most stint over in Europe. In addition, it comes after the group decided to part ways with manhood Ameer Vann following accusations of misconduct and psychological and sexual abuse by women.

Iridescence, which appears to be separate from the previously declared the best years of our lives, is going to be the group’s first album since last season ’s most impressive SATURATION III.

Find the rap collective’s full tour program below, and catch tickets here.

BROCKHAMPTON 2018 Tour Dates: 09/21 — Auckland, NZ @ Logan Campbell Centre 09/22 — Melbourne, AU @ Listen Out Melbourne 09/23 — Perth, AU @ Listen Out Perth 09/25 — Melbourne, AU @ The Forum 09/26 — Sydney, AU @ Enmore Theatre 09/29 — Sydney, AU @ Listen Out Sydney 09/30 — Brisbane, AU @ Listen Out Brisbane 10/03 — Mesa, AZ @ Mesa Amphitheatre 10/05 — Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Festival 10/06 — Austin, TX @ Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater 10/07 — Houston, TX @ Revention Music Center 10/09 — Kansas City, MO @ Arvest Bank Theatre in The Midland 10/10 — Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom 10/12 — Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Festival 10/13 — New Orleans, LA @ Orpheum Theater 10/14 — Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy 10/16 — Washington, DC @ The Anthem 10/17 — Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore 10/20 — Boston, MA @ Agganis Arena 10/21 — New York, NY @ Terminal 5 10/22 — New York, NY @ Terminal 5 10/25 — Toronto, ON @ Coca-Cola Coliseum 10/26 — Detroit, MI @ The Masonic Temple 10/28 — Chicago, IL @ Aragon Ballroom 10/30 — Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory 11/01 — Denver, CO @ The Fillmore Auditorium 11/03 — Seattle, WA @ WaMU Theater 11/05 — Vancouver, BC @ PNE Forum 11/07 — Boise, ID @ Revolution Concert House 11/08 — San Francisco, CA @ Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 11/10-11 — Los Angeles, CA @ Camp Flog Gnaw 11/28 — Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Exposition Hall 12/01 — San Diego, CA @ Valley View Casino 12/06 — Las Vegas, NV @ The Chelsea

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Killswitch Engage announce fall 2018 US tour dates

Killswitch Engage announce fall 2018 US tour dates

Killswitch Engage have been forced to postpone a couple of gigs during the spring when it was revealed that singer Jesse Leach had to undergo vocal cord surgery. The band is making up for those shows, also adding additional dates, on a concise autumn U.S. jaunt.

Even the Massachusetts metallers already returned to the stage over the summer, supporting Iron Maiden on a European excursion. The newest 10-date U.S. trek kicks off November 24th at Providence, Rhode Island, with all the shows (Sayreville, Poughkeepsie, Cleveland, along with Louisville) serving as make-up dates for the missed spring gigs. Supporting Killswitch Engage on the excursion will soon be Born of Osiris, Crowbar along with Death Ray Vision.

The tour information follows the announcement in June that Killswitch Engage inked a new record deal with Metal Blade, following a lengthy run with Roadrunner Records. The group ’s upcoming record.

Killswitch Engage will embark on a previously declared Australian excursion with Parkway Drive in October. See the band’s itinerary below.

Killswitch Engage Fall 2018 Tour Dates: 10/25 — Canberra, AU @ UC Refectory * 10/26 — Sydney, AU @ Hordern Pavilion 10/26 10/27 — Newcastle, AU @ Nex 10/26 10/28 — Brisbane, AU @ Riverstage 10/26 11/02 — Melbourne, AU @ Margaret Court Arena 10/27 11/03 — Adelaide, AU @ Entertainment Centre Brisbane 11/06 — Perth, AU @ HBF Stadium Margaret 11/24 — Providence, RI @ The Strand # 11/25 — Poughkeepsie, NY @ The Chance # 11/27 — Reading, PA @ Reverb # 11/28 — Cleveland, OH @ Agora Ballroom # 11/30 — Louisville, KY @ Mercury Theater # 12/01 — Chattanooga, TN @ The Signal 12/02 — Asheville, NC @ Orange Peel # 12/04 — Lynchburg, VA @ Phase 2 12/05 — Wilmington, DE @ The Queen # 12/06 — Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom #

* w/ Parkway Drive # = w/ Born of Osiris, Crowbar and Death Ray Vision

 

The music industry made $43 billion in 2017, but artists only took away 12% of it

The music industry made $43 billion in 2017, but artists only took away 12% of it

The music industry made $43 billion in 2017, but artists only took away 12% of itDJ SNAKE Photo By Eva Blue 07

Musicians’ struggles in today’s industry are well-documented. Royalties have plummeted as a result of downloading or streaming, with extended touring taking place of beatmaking as the prime kind of income. On top of all this, the teams behind these artists also have to make a living, cutting profits further.

It comes as no surprise, then, that Citigroup’s latest report on the music industry economy asserts that musicians only took home 12% of the $43 billion in revenue generated industry-wide in 2017. The cycle is a cruel one — creators often rely on publishers, tech companies, and other team members to help get their message out and allow them to make a living through their craft in the first place. However, the cost of this success is that these outside parties suck up greater amounts of income in return.

Citigroup didn’t paint an overly grim picture with its reporting. In fact, it posed potential paths of redistributing some of the revenues to the musicians that helped generate it in the first place. It foresaw two potential vertical integrating models, with one pointing to promoters and platforms like Spotify merging together. Or, Spotify and its ilk will cross into the label space as another form of vertical integration that would benefit artists. Finally, Citigroup also posed a horizontal model where different distribution platforms merge with one another.

Also, the fact that artists are taking a 12% stake in the industry is good news in itself — in 2000, that number was at 7 %. The report shows this to the increase of royalties via streaming subscriptions, and also growth within the concert business. Only time will tell how the industry evolves to tip the financial scales back in the artists’ favors.

 

H/T: Pitchfork

Photo credit: Eva Blu

 

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Louis The Child Reveal Dates For Dear Sense Fall Tour

Louis The Child Reveal Dates For Dear Sense Fall Tour

There is no avoiding Louis The Child these days with the Chicago natives dominating not only the festival circuit but taking over airwaves and even popping up on Television with their music being featured in commercials and TV shows. Hey, we’re certainly not complaining.

While the festival season may be coming to an end, Louis The Child has just announced they’ve continued their travels well into the end of the year with the announcement of their Dear Sense tour that features Daya, NoMBe, and Valee.

Take a look at the complete list of dates below and grab your tickets from buytickets.com.

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Mike Shinoda to headline fall 2018 North American Monster Energy Outbreak Tour

Mike Shinoda to headline fall 2018 North American Monster Energy Outbreak Tour

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Mike Shinoda has been tapped as the headliner of the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour this fall, marking his first full-scale solo trek of North America.

The vocalist and multi-instrumentalist released his first solo album, Post Traumatic, in June. The tour announcement comes a little more than a year after Shinoda’s Linkin Park bandmate Chester Bennington took his own life.

Along with performing, Shinoda will present art pieces that he created while making Post Traumatic at each stop on the tour.

“Listening to a recorded song is not the same as experiencing that song live on stage,” explained Shinoda in a press release. “Similarly, seeing a painting in an album or book is not the same as seeing the original, in person. In sharing a live experience with you, my hope is to inspire questions, answers, and reflection — not only about my story, but about your own. The search for meaning is boundless, and art is often one of our best vehicles.”

The trek kicks off October 10th in Montreal, Canada, and wraps November 17th in Silver Spring, Michigan. Tickets for the tour go on sale to the public this Friday, with various pre-sales beginning tomorrow. More information and ticket links can be found at the official Monster Energy Outbreak Tour page.

Mike Shindoda Fall 2018 North American Tour Dates: 10/10 – Montreal, QC @ Mtelus 10/11 – Toronto, ON @ Rebel 10/13 – New York, NY @ The Rooftop at Pier 17 10/14 – Philadelphia, PA @ Fillmore 10/15 – Stroudsburg, PA @ Sherman Theater 10/17 – Charlotte, NC @ Fillmore 10/19 – Tampa, FL @ The Ritz Ybor 10/20 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues 10/21 – Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle 10/23 – Raleigh, NC @ Ritz 10/25 – New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues 10/28 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues 10/30 – Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues 11/02 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium 11/05 – Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues 11/06 – San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic 11/08 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot 11/09 – Denver, CO @ Fillmore Auditorium 11/11 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues 11/14 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues 11/16 – Detroit, MI @ Fillmore 11/17 – Silver Spring, MD @ Fillmore

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Beck performs Wow and Colors on Colbert: Watch

Beck performs Wow and Colors on Colbert: Watch

Beck has been touring the last couple of months in support of his newest album, Colors, which dropped in October. On Wednesday, prior to his concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden, he appeared on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert to treat the audience to not one, but two songs.

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Accompanied by flickering blue and yellow lights — like those that plaster the artwork of Colors — Beck delivered “Wow” and the title track while bopping about the stage. Catch the replay below.

Recently, Beck remixed “Love is Bigger Than Anything In Its Way” by tour mates U2.

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