Platinum-selling electronic artist, violinist, and multi-talented entertainer Lindsey Stirling, known all over the world for her unique, futuristic violin-driven electronic music and exquisite live show, has announced the dates for her summer 2021 Artemis U.S. Tour. The 35-date cross-country outing, featuring special guest electro-pop artist Kiesza, supports Stirling s latest chart-topping studio album Artemis as well as her current single Lose You Now. PRESS HERE to watch Stirling s official announcement video First Tour In Forever. Tickets are on sale now; visit www.lindseystirling.com/tour for all ticketing details. Special VIP packages are also available, including limited Meet & Greet Experiences, an invitation to Lindsey s World (a pre-show party where Lindsey will share her experiences in life and music), an immersive experience showcasing Stirling s costumes and memorabilia, and music more; PRESS HERE for details.
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In support of the double LP Roll The Bones X, Shakey Graves confirms an extensive run of summer tour dates. The stretch of North American shows kicks off with multiple performances in his home state of Texas Austin’s Stubb on June 18, Houston’s White Oak Music Hall (Lawn) on June 19 as well Dallas’ The Rustic on June 20 followed by a return headline set at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on June 23. Tickets are available for purchase at www.shakeygraves.com/. See below for the full tour routing.
Roll The Bones X debuted at #4 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart, securing Shakey Graves’ first top 10 effort. The record celebrates 10 years since the release of his Bandcamp-exclusive debut album Roll The Bones and is now available on all digital service providers for the first time via Dualtone Records. Listen to/share Roll The Bones X HERE and purchase the vinyl reissue HERE.
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As an alternative to the Denver market, AEG is now promoting shows at the 27,500-acre Terry Bison Ranch just north of the Colorado-Wyoming border where there s a more relaxed approach to the pandemic.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. Taking the stage not far from trucks roaring down Interstate 25 in Cheyenne, Wyo., with the faint smell of manure in the air, Subtronics announced to a fist-pumping EDM crowd packed into a general-admission pit: I m going to cry! We re really back right now. Is this real?
Despite the unusual location, at the 27,500-acre Terry Bison Ranch just north of the Colorado-Wyoming border, the windy Friday-night show drew 2,000 kids in neon and fishnets and mostly felt “normal” after nearly 14 months of COVID-19 isolation. AEG Presents Denver office promoted the show here, in part because Gov.
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ZHU performs live at Red Rocks (Courtesy of Joey Vitalari / ZHU Music)
From the towering mesas jutting out on either side of the stage, to the eerie isolation of the mountainous venue, it doesn’t take much to know that any given show at the alien-like Red Rocks Amphitheatre is unique in its own right. However, it’s hard to find a better example of a show being enhanced by its venue than when ZHU took the stage on May 5, the second night of his six-part “DREAMROCKS” concert series at Red Rocks.
Known on stage only as ZHU, the mysterious producer has garnered a devout following in the EDM world for his brand of the genre. His music often prioritizes alluringly spacey synths to generate an eerie atmosphere that burns slowly throughout his records, rather than the fast-paced build-ups and exciting drops that have become prevalent in more mainstream EDM acts. ZHU’s despondent chord progressions and airy, falsetto-like lyrical delivery give his music a dark edge while remaining