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UPDATE: Organizers have now revealed the lineup for the three-day festival with Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes headlining on June 18, Enter Shikari on June 19 and Bullet for My Valentine closing out the event on June 20. The full lineup is on display at the bottom of this post. England's Download Festival, already canceled for 2021 and with an announced lineup for 2022, will go ahead with a smaller "pilot" festival this June as the U.K. music scene eases into live concerts' return following the largely festival-less year that resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic. Download Pilot, capped at...

International Nightlife Association defends nightlife venues as safe spaces 2 hours ago The nightlife industry can be a solution to the current pandemic since it could be a primary detection source together with the governing authorities and act as a firewall to contain the spread of the virus. It’s safe to say that the spike in illegal parties is due to the lack of legal nightlife offer Closing dance floors, not being able to serve alcohol, and limiting closing hours is not a viable option Restrictions are being reduced worldwide but nightlife is still being highly limited These past month...

The June event is part of a government research project.

The Brit Awards pay tribute to the murderer and producer Phil Spector (Phil Spector) The British Awards paid tribute to the convicted killer Phil Spector on its memorial page. Due to Covid complications, the producer of Wall Of Sound passed away early this year at the age of 81. 3 Phil Spector is remembered by the Brit AwardsCredit: AP He was sentenced to 19 years in prison for the murder of Kuwait. Lana Clarkson. In 2003, he fatally shot the actress in the mouth, but he remained faithful until 2009. In the live performance on Tuesday night, there will be no “commemorative events” section...

The crowd at Sefton Park didn't have to wear face-masks or observe social-distancing Credit: AFP This Bank Holiday weekend, as most of the country desperately tried to book a table in a pub garden, the people of Liverpool were given the opportunity to experience something rather more spectacular. On Friday and Saturday, a warehouse on Bramley Moore Dock turned into a 3,000-capacity nightclub, while down the road on Sunday, Sefton Park hosted a proper indie rock gig for 5,000 people. Entrance was for Liverpool residents only, who had to provide a negative Covid-19 test the day before (and must...