Max. °C Min. °C Skip to contentGod Save the Queen torna a regnar al Festival Jardins Terramar en el 2022 âLa millor banda tribut del mĂłnâ ja Ă©s un clĂ ssic al Cartell del informaciĂł i entrades a la venda a Save The Queen no tĂ© rivals a lâhora dâinvocar amb tot detall la mĂ gia dels concerts de Queen, i aquesta nit ho ha tornat a fer al Festival Jardins Terramar per tercera ediciĂł consecutiva. Amb mĂ©s de vint anys de trajectĂČria i el mĂšrit de ser, en paraules de la revista RollingStone, la âmillor banda de tribut del mĂłnâ, el grup argentĂ ha reproduĂŻt un dels mĂtics espectacles de la banda liderada per Freddy Mercury. La gira 2022 de GSTQ recrea lâessĂšncia i lâescenografia de lâĂ lbum Live Killers, enregistrat en directe durant la gira europea del 1979, i produĂŻt pels propis membres de concert, que ha obert amb âTie Your Mother Downâ, seguida de âNow Iâm Hereâ i âUnder Pressureâ, ha comptat amb canvis de vestuari, jocs de llums, i un repertori especĂficament seleccionat per fer honor als mĂ©s de 50 anys de la banda britĂ nica. Han rememorat des de les cançons mĂ©s emotives, com âWho Wants To Live Foreverâ, âLove Of My Lifeâ, âSomebody to loveâ, âBohemian Rhapsodyâ, o âWe Are The Championsâ, fins a les mĂ©s energĂštiques, com âShow Must Go Onâ, âCrazy Little Thing Called Loveâ, âI Want To Break Freeâ o âWe Will Rock Youâ. Finalment, âI Want It Allâ i âDonât Stop Me Nowâ, han finalitzat el show amb lâheroicitat que demana el record de la banda Padin a la veu, MatĂas Albornoz a la bateria, Ezequiel Tibaldo al baix, i Daniel Marcos a la guitarra, sâhan posat a la pell de Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, John Deacon, i Brian May respectivament, com porten fent durant mĂ©s de 20 concerts al festival Jardines Terramar Sitges 2022 12 agost Hombres G 13 agost Tricicle presenta Carles Sans a âPer fi sol!âENLLAĂ A LA GALERIA DE FOTOS DEL FESTIVAL JARDINS TERRAMAR SITGES 2022Share This Article Related Posts Page load link30June 2022. W. ireless Festival 2022 is just days away from opening in Crystal Palace Park after it arrived there for the first time in 2021. Ardent music fans can expect to see an exciting Festival God Save The Kouign â Samedi 27 juin 2022 â Stade municipal Jos PĂ©ron, rue de KĂ©rontec Ă Penmarcâh Pour cette 3Ăšme Ă©dition, Ă lâaffiche The Adicts, Les Wampas, The BellRays, The Buttshakers, The Red Goes Black. Organisation GSTK Billetterie. Mairie de Penmarcâh, See Tickets et Ă la Fnac avec frais de location, mais aussi dans les bars Le Doris Ă KĂ©rity Penmarcâh, Chez Bruno au bourg de Penmarcâh, Ă La Mars Ă Pont-lâAbbĂ©, au Bana Ă Plobannalec et au Yacka Ă PlonĂ©our-Lanvern Highway Racer 2022 Eve festival at a certain placeâ PICTURE. Close. 1.5k. Posted by 4 days ago âHighway Racer 2022 Eve festival at a certain placeâ PICTURE. 1/18. Photos by @ OSSAN_AUTO on Twitter. 76 comments. share. save. hide. report. 99% Upvoted. Log in or sign up to leave a comment. Log In Sign Up. Sort by: best. View discussions in 1 other community. level 1 · 4 days HĂ©bergements Venir et circuler au Festival Interceltique de Lorient HĂ©bergements Il est conseillĂ© de circuler Ă pied, en vĂ©lo et de prendre les transports en commun pour circuler dans le centre ville de Lorient Cliquez sur le logo de lâun de nos partenaires pour dĂ©couvrir de nombreuses offres dâhĂ©bergements Ă Lorient Bretagne Sud. La Gare de Lorient Bretagne Sud se situe Ă 15 min Ă pied du centre-ville, en 3 mn en bus. â Ligne Grande Vitesse Paris-Lorient en moins de 3h Profitez de lâoffre festival TER BreizhGo Ă 18⏠lâaller-retour soit seulement 9⏠le trajet. Valable depuis nâimporte quelle gare bretonne Plus dâinfos.â TER Pays de la Loire un billet Ă 5 ⏠le trajet au dĂ©part de toutes les gares Pays de la Loire pour vous rendre Ă Lorient. Plus dâinfos Location de vĂ©lo en libre service avec VĂ©lo An Oriant » â Parking Ă disposition Profitez dâun trajet maritime commun Inscription Ă la Celt'Letter du Festival Interceltique de Lorient GodSave the Car (MontlhĂ©ry) du 09/04/22 au 09/04/22. 5e Ă©dition sur lâAutodrome de Linas Montlhery - 09 avril 2022. EvĂ©nement dĂ©diĂ© Ă la culture britannique auto et moto. Anniversaires, roulages, animations. Infos Pitchfork Festival tends to be one of the better-curated weekends of the summer â especially compared with Chicago counterparts such as Lollapalooza â thanks to its emphasis on music discovery. But this yearâs event added a dimension of fan service to the equation. You could practically envision the type of music lover whoâd attend each day the millennial indie guy ready to rock to the National and Parquet Courts on Friday; the extremely online fan hungry for the catharsis of Mitski, Japanese Breakfast, and Lucy Dacus on Saturday; the old and young hip-hop head uniting around Earl Sweatshirt, Noname, and the Roots on Sunday. And each one had more than enough reason to leave happy. I saw all of it over three days â and much more, from astonishing side-stage performances to lots of rain and mud. Ahead, some of the best and worst moments of Pitchfork 2022. HIGH The early festivalgoer was soothing voice of Pakistani singer Arooj Aftab floated through a rainy Union Park on Friday; her beautiful, meandering ballads were the perfect way to ease into the festival. The same went for Saturday, when guitarist Jeff Parker and his jazz collective, the New Breed, opened with a jam session, and Sunday, when rapper Pink Siifu crowded the stage for a smoke-filled, laid-back celebration of southern music. Aside from those chill kickoffs, there were some early big draws, including a sweats-clad Ethel Cain, whose âFamily Treeâ sounded like a dark incantation in the rain. But the biggest reason to show up when the gates opened? Chicago raunch rapper CupcakKe, whose bravado was so contagious she was able to lead a crowd of thousands to shout about sucking dick at 2 on a Saturday. LOW The complaining about inclement weather at a festival is nothing new. But every time it seemed as if the rain would let up on Pitchfork, it kept going â especially on Sunday, when it wasnât even forecast to rain. The downpour eventually made a massive mud pit at one of the stages Sunday, where no fans dared to step. It also led Earl Sweatshirt to assure the audience his music wasnât fit for moshing. HIGH A rapper for 2021âs lineup featured a pitiful three rappers, I wondered if Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash and Lollapalooza were pricing Pitchfork out of rap bookings in Chicago. Thankfully, this year brought nine rap acts to the fest, which provided a little something for everyone thoughtful bars from Noname and Earl Sweatshirt, blasts of energy from CupcakKe and Monaleo, endless grooves from the Roots and Pink Siifu. Then there was underground New York rapper Wiki, who had all of that and more as he animatedly reflected on his roots in his trademark nasally sneer. Wikiâs producer Subjxct 5 proved equally integral, especially when he dropped a fantastic and jittery new track off their upcoming collab, Cold Cuts which Wiki accurately described as âthe disco era and the Memphis era in oneâ. WHOA Dawn Richard was the real hard to get a crowd of music nerds to dance, but that didnât stop Dawn Richard. When I arrived a few songs into her midevening set at the small, tucked-away Blue Stage, the audience was already moving. Dance anthems off her 2021 album, Second Line, including âBussifameâ and âBoomerang,â became even more powerful live and were punctuated by stunning choreography and an interpolation of No Doubtâs âDonât Speak.â With a red wig that nearly hit the floor and backup dancers on either side of her, Richard looked the part of a headliner; as she danced, rapped, and belted her way through her set, she acted it too. And the former Danity Kane member showed that her versatility extended far beyond dance music, as when she wailed the Cranberriesâ âZombieâ into a sparkling, auto-tuned mic while kneeling in front of her soloing guitarist. âI gave you every piece of me,â Richard declared on her final song, âHeaven,â but that still wasnât enough. Minutes later, she returned to give even more, performing an encore in a lit-up, crownlike headpiece that soon fell off from her vigorous dancing. LOW The many lineup you were looking forward to rapper Tkay Maidza or jazz-rockers BadBadNotGood, sorry â both acts canceled last minute because of visa issues and illness, respectively. That was on top of an earlier cancellation by English rock group Chubby and the Gang, who pulled out of a tour ahead of the festival. At least the event had some top-notch replacements in its back pocket, including rockers the Linda Lindas, Houston rapper Monaleo, and Chicago experimental mainstays the Natural Information Society. WHOA The Armedâs beautiful later, Iâm still trying to wrap my head around what I witnessed during the Armedâs Saturday Blue Stage set. Yes, I did see 11 people crowd onto the stage â including a blindfolded keyboardist and three backup singers in Juggalo face paint â and tear through 45 minutes of maximalist hardcore. The screaming and shredding were unrelenting, and seemingly every other song saw some member of the band jump into the crowd; hell, by the end, half of them had gotten swallowed by the pit at the front of the stage. As big of a production as it was, the set still felt intimate, even from a band of rotating characters whose identities are mostly a mystery. HIGH yeule and Magdalena Bay brought their pop visions to finished Friday at Thalia Hall, where the electronic musician yeule played a Pitchfork preshow in the round. The setting perfectly served their performance, as Nat Ämiel, lithe and acrobatic, moved to the music across the stage. Their use of vocal effects meant the songs didnât sound much different live, save for a tender moment toward the end when they picked up a guitar to play âEyesâ and âDonât Be So Hard on Your Own Beauty.â But that wasnât the point of the show â it was to share in this internet-born music in person, to dance around to the gloriously cathartic âBites on My Neckâ at the end of the set. Meanwhile, Magdalena Bay more than excelled at bringing their brand of pop to one of their biggest stages yet. The duo ran through their fantastic 2021 album, Mercurial World, in order, as they did on tour, but without the colorful set pieces and projections they had when I saw them in February. That barely mattered, though, as singer Mica Tenenbaum quickly got the crowd moving, while Matt Lewin ripped through guitar solos, adding a sharp live edge to their usually polished music. WHOA Japanese Breakfast does it past two years have been a showcase for Michelle Zaunerâs myriad talents, from making terrific indie-pop as Japanese Breakfast to writing her poignant best-selling memoir Crying in H Mart. She packed as much of that talent as she could into an hour during her Pitchfork set. At the outset, she was a pop star, dancing and banging a flower-covered gong to her buoyant Jubilee songs âPaprikaâ and âBe Sweet.â Later, she was a bandleader for a stellar rendition of âGlider,â one of her compositions for the 2021 video game Sable. She was then a duet partner to Chicago icon Jeff Tweedy, who joined for his favorite song of hers, âKokomo, IN,â and a performance of Wilcoâs âJesus, Etc.,â featuring beautiful harmonies from Zauner. And she closed as a rock god, pouring out the minutes-long guitar solo of âPosing for Carsâ before a face-melting âDiving Woman.â HIGH Mitski had what the National National set had a simple draw the bandâs first gig since the pandemic. But unless you were a National devotee and to be fair, much of the crowd was, it lacked the excitement a headlining set ought to bring. Sure, the guitars sounded strong, and the bandâs new songs fit right in, but the performance excelled only for brief moments, as when Matt Berninger entered the crowd for âMr. November.â Saturdayâs headliner, Mitski, put on much more of a show, running through renditions of songs from across her career, complete with her signature interpretive dance choreography. Shockingly, she never picked up a guitar. For such a production, the tracks felt immediate; both weaker cuts from her recent Laurel Hell and her strongest songs, like 2018âs âGeyser,â benefited from larger-than-life renditions from her five-piece band. For all Mitski gave as a performer, the enraptured crowd gave it right back, screaming at her every move. WHOA The main stages got fans have to seek out the oddest performances at the smaller Blue Stage, but on Sunday, they were right there on the main stages. It began with LâRain, the experimentalist whose practice of âapproaching songnessâ was on full display as she led a band through her shifting, exploratory tracks that fall somewhere between free jazz and experimental electronic. She relished the process, often laughing and smiling at her impeccable band as they played. Later, the Natural Information Society jammed for a meandering hour, all held together by bandleader Joshua Abrams on the guembri. Even some of the rap acts veered left of center, like Injury Reserveâs dissonant set and Earl Sweatshirtâs jazzy, pensive hip-hop. LOW The number of Chicago three of the acts who performed at Pitchfork currently live in Chicago since local heroes Jeff Parker and Noname moved to Los Angeles. And one of those acts, the National Information Society, was a last-minute addition to the lineup. Itâs a strikingly low number for a festival that tends to spotlight its host cityâs talent. That didnât halt the weekendâs city pride, though, particularly on Sunday, when silk-voiced R&B singer Kaina performed with Chicago artist Sen Morimoto and drummer Brian Sanborn who later played with Noname. Clouds blanketed the sky, but Kaina made the stage glow, warmly reflecting on her Chicago roots with songs off her recent album It Was a Home. Later, it felt fitting to see Kaina sidestage, enjoying Nonameâs celebratory, loose homecoming. And after local singer Akenya joined to perform her feature on âReality Check,â she presented Noname with a bouquet â literally giving her her flowers, she said. The crowd, excited to see the rapper back home, followed suit. HIGH The started keeping count of saxophones on Saturday, when Dry Cleaning brought out the Chicago performer Bruce Lamont to guest on âUnsmart Lady.â He was the second saxophonist Iâd seen, after the New Breedâs earlier set. And they kept coming â by the end of the weekend, Iâd witnessed sax performances with Japanese Breakfast, LâRain, Kaina, the Natural Information Society, Cate Le Bon, and, of course, the Roots. Bonus points to Natural Information, which performed with two saxophones, plus a bass clarinet. WHOA The Roots kept in, for nearly 90 minutes, right until 959 As in, Questlove did not stop drumming for longer than 15 seconds. As in, I thought the performance was over three different times, and they just. Kept. Going. For a legacy act, the long-running hip-hop bandâs closing set was full of the unexpected, from a sousaphone solo by Damon âTuba Gooding Jr.â Bryson to a guest rap from Chicagoan Hannibal Buress to a cover of Kate Bushâs âRunning Up That Hill.â And the Roots and the crowd both didnât want it to end. The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of Pitchfork Festival 2022 RadioInk. -. June 28, 2022. 0. iHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God have announced the first-ever Black Effect Podcast Festival to celebrate Black voices in the podcast industry. The event Le 23 mars 2019 - C'est le rendez-vous british incontournable de la saison. Paris Auto Events et le magazine Classic & Sports Car, en partenariat avec France Bleu Paris vous donnent rendez-vous le samedi 23 mars prochain pour la seconde Ă©dition de cet Ă©vĂ©nement auto et moto dĂ©diĂ© Ă la culture anglaise. Rendez-vous Ă l'Autodrome pour une journĂ©e dĂ©calĂ©e, costumĂ© british, of course. Ne manquez pas les animations exclusives 2019 concert rock du groupe Whatslap, un plateau composĂ© uniquement de Mini pour fĂȘter ses 60 ans et un concours insolite qui rĂ©compensera le participant ou le visiteur le plus british ». âș En savoir + le site internet et la page Facebook de lâĂ©vĂ©nement TheRhapsody Tour was a worldwide concert tour by British rock band Queen and American singer Adam Lambert.The tour was announced following the success of the biopic film Bohemian Rhapsody.The tour marks the group's third visits to North America and Oceania after performing there in 2014 as part of the Queen + Adam Lambert Tour 2014â2015 and in 2017 and 2018 as Highlights of this this year's festival in Montreal by Jennie Kermode Itâs that time of year again, with Fantasia International Film Festival presenting a tempting spread for genre fans. With just four days to go until it opens, we take a look at some of this yearâs highlights. Dark Glasses Dark Glasses The emergence of a new film by the undisputed king of giallo, Dario Argento, is bound to whet the appetite of horror fans, and this looks set to be one of the most popular screenings at the festival. We donât want to provide spoilers, but suffice to say that, even though itâs not his finest work, fans will find a great deal to enjoy about it. It follows a call girl trying to make her living whilst a killer targeting people in her profession stalks the streets of Rome. After being caught up in a car crash as she flees this threat, she loses her sight, and finds herself caring for an orphaned boy who acts as her guide as she continues to face peril. Right from the opening scenes, itâs visually spectacular and thematically intense. Legions Legions A modest little Argentinean film whose combination of indigenous occult tradition with politically savvy satire and joyously gruesome special effects has seen it break through onto the world stage, Legions see a sorcerer incarcerated in a psychiatric asylum battling to save his daughter from an ancient forest fiend. At stake are not only her life and her soul but also her birthright, as one of a line of legendary guardians and as an indigenous woman compromised by colonial society. She, meanwhile, struggles to protect her obviously troubled dad from the authorities, and to live her life without his interference. Can they ever be reconciled? See it for yourself and find out. The Roundup The Roundup One of the biggest hits of the year in its native Korea, The Roundup sees two frustrated police officers travel to Vietnam to try and track down the leader of a crime syndicate responsible for a series of kidnappings. Tough guy Ma Seok-do has never met a problem he couldnât solve through the use of unreasonable force, and has only the flimsiest notion of what being outside his jurisdiction means, so thereâs a serious risk of diplomatic incident before they make it back to home soil, and the action doesnât stop there. A spectacular car chase and stunningly choreographed scenes of hand to hand combat make this one a must for fans who like their films fast paced, violent and cheerfully irresponsible with a sturdy thriller structure underneath. Baby Assassins Photo Courtesy of Glasgow Film Festival Baby Assassins Andrew Robertson writes Baby Assassins is spiky and energetic, at once a flatshare comedy and also an unfolding thriller about a shadowy murder for hire cartel. Wildly embracing tone and content shifts it contains both the gore and care Japanese extreme cinema stalwarts like 'Beat' Takeshi and Takeshi Miike. There are observational moments of awkwardness that will speak to anyone who has cohabited or visited a restaurant or failed to audit their ammunition stock. There's also exhilarating action in a variety of forms of combat, including spicy food. The Baby Assassins are at that stage where imminent adult responsibilities make having a life seem much more difficult than taking one. The circumstances may be fictional but the struggle is real. Honeycomb Honeycomb Tonally distinctive, deliberately unpolished, this cleverly structured Canadian film is likely to divide audiences. Some wonât cope with its impressionistic style or the rawness of the performances, but others will find it magical. It follows a group of young women, in their final hometown summer between school and college, who get tired of waiting around for boys and decide to move to a remote cabin where they can live by their own rules. Cinemaâs fond pairing of whimsical femininity with prettily photographed wild environments soon takes a darker turn, reminding us of the true nature of nature, but from their perspective, itâs all fun and games even after somebody loses an eye. A signifier of a major new talent. The Witch 2 The Other One The Witch 2 The Other One Supernatural thriller The Witch Part One, The Subversion played Fantasia back in 2018, and this hotly anticipated sequel delivers more of the same, with a few new twists to keep things interesting. Like its predecessor, it begins with a teenage girl on the run. This time, fans will already have a fair idea of where sheâs come from, but newcomers will find that her nature quickly becomes apparent. Taken in by a sister and brother who live on a remote farm, she gradually learns to fit in, providing plenty of culture clash comedy and some sweet emotional moments, but of course there are people looking for her, and the exceedingly violent all-action showdown in the filmâs final quarter will have you on the edge of your seat. Fantasia runs from 14 July to 3 August and weâll be bringing you coverage throughout, so watch this space. Poppingover the channel are Idris Elba and Tilda Swinton for Three Thousand Years Of Longing, a fantasy romance from Mad Max director George Miller. Also on the red carpet will be Sir Anthony Download Festival will be rocking into 2022 with a packed line-up - their first full festival since 2019. After last yearâs Download Pilot, which paved the way for the return of live events, organisers are pulling out all the stops with a gargantuan line-up of the worldâs most exciting bands in rock, pop punk, hardcore and metal. New names for the biggest first festival of the year were announced today, joining the epic bill originally planned for 2020, which was cancelled due the pandemic. Headliners KISS, Iron Maiden and Biffy Clylro will be taking to the stage at Donington Park, the spiritual home of rock in Leicestershire after the two-year delay. The line-up also includes A Day to Remember, Deftones, Korn and Lacuna Coil. Fourteen new acts have been added including Skindred, Yonaka, Kid Brunswick, Bimini and Dana Dentata. The three-day festival will take place on June 10 to 12. Yonaka live on stage at Download Pilot. Image Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post Iron Maiden, hailed as one of the greatest live acts of all time, will return to Donington to headline on Saturday night, in what will be one of only two UK festival shows in 2022, while the legendary KISS will storm the stage on Friday night to perform their only UK show of the summer. After their headline set in 2017, Scottish rock titans Biffy Clyro will also be making their highly anticipated return to headline the festival on Sunday night, showing off tracks from A Celebration of Endingâ, which topped the UK charts in 2020, and their most recent studio album, the critically acclaimed The Myth of Happily Ever Afterâ. Skindred frontman Benji Webbe said "Playing the Download pilot after being locked down for a year and a half was an amazing experience so being invited back to our favourite festival and spiritual home to play alongside the likes of KISS and Maiden is a dream come true. Plus we have some amazing rockinâ new tunes which we cannot wait for you all to hear.â Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson performing on stage Image PA photo Myung Jung Kim Brighton rock band YONAKA also made a splash at last yearâs Download Pilot, and that was just the beginning, as theyâll be causing chaos once again this year. Frontwoman Theresa Jarvis said "Aghhhh Download! Some of us have been going since we were 14 so itâs an absolute pleasure to be performing there again. The energy is always amazing and such an exciting line-up of music." Drag sensation Bimini, who rose to fame on Ru Paulâs Drag Race and released their punk non-binary anthem God Save This Queen last year, will make their Download debut. Tickets are now on sale. For full line-up and tickets head to RACINEâ The annual St. Lucy Festival returns to the church grounds at 3101 Drexel Ave. Friday through Sunday, July 8-10. Festival God Save The KouignFestival Rock Ă Penmarc'hNĂ© des recettes des bars des concerts de la salle Cap Caval, gĂ©rĂ© par une association, organisĂ© conjointement par l'association et la ville de Penmarc'h, le festival GOD SAVE THE KOUIGN a vu le jour le 9 juin 3Ăšme Ă©dition sera prĂ©sentĂ©e le 25 juin 2022 prochain avec des artistes internationaux donnant une dimension encore plus importante Ă ce festival de la pointe 2022 sous rĂ©serve de report The Dead Daisies EU, The Buttshakers Fra, Les Wampas Fra, The BellRays USA, The Red Goes Black BZH.The BellRaysles le 25 juin 2022 pour la 3Ăšme Ă©dition. Retrouvez cet Ă©vĂ©nement sur Facebook
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