Joji Smithereens Tour 2022: Tickets, price, where to buy, dates and more
Japanese singer, songwriter and rapper Joji has announced that his Smithereens Tour is slated to take place across North America.
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Japanese singer, songwriter and rapper Joji has announced that his Smithereens Tour is slated to take place across North America.
Directed by Dan Streit (Brockhampton, Charli XCX, Diplo), the docu-style edit offers a sharp contrast to the elegiac ballad. All captured by one enigmatic figure behind the camera, the video depicts a day in the life through various acts of delinquency and sowing chaos. Plus, check out upcoming tour dates!
Towleroad Gay News Part 3 of ICYMI June Releases: The best batch yet includes new gay music, comedy, and video content pulled from the huge number of releases all tied to June, Pride month. Included: — Michelle Visage from Drag Race steps out with the group Steps and they’ve released the very catchy ‘Heartbreak in this City’; — Jake Shears teams with Boys Noize on ‘All I Want’ and released a song from his upcoming solo album. —Jessie J released what is possibly the big gay song of the summer and, while unexpected, we’re happy to have this Coldplay video. Check it out.
Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears. Designed for the dance floor, “All I Want” is a sizzling, club-ready cut with unmistakeable vocals, clean synth work and a steady bassline. The track is as infectious as they come boasting hooks left and right — Give it to me! The song comes complete with an official music video, which is an unusual ride in itself. Boys Noize shares of the music video concept: When I thought about a video for this song, the idea about reversing the lyrics ‘all I want is you’ was the first thought. People obsess so much about their body, their look, their soc...
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