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Pollstar | Celebrating Women's Live History: Dolly Parton & The Highwomen End 2019's Newport Folk Festival On A High Note - Vimarsana News

Pollstar | Celebrating Women's Live History: Dolly Parton & The Highwomen End 2019's Newport Folk Festival On A High Note

Pollstar, The Voice of Live Entertainment for over 38 years, provides the most up-to-date, relevant and useful data available for the global concert industry, delivering an unmatched archive of live entertainment data, a focus on editorial excellence, and the most powerful metrics of entertainment industry success available anywhere.

Pollstar | Celebrating Women's Live History: Amy Winehouse at SXSW 2007 in Austin, Texas - Vimarsana News

Pollstar | Celebrating Women's Live History: Amy Winehouse at SXSW 2007 in Austin, Texas

Pollstar, The Voice of Live Entertainment for over 38 years, provides the most up-to-date, relevant and useful data available for the global concert industry, delivering an unmatched archive of live entertainment data, a focus on editorial excellence, and the most powerful metrics of entertainment industry success available anywhere.

Eve 6 Interview: Is It Better Than 'Inside Out'? - Vimarsana News

Eve 6 Interview: Is It Better Than 'Inside Out'?

Collins shares his thoughts about a wide range of pop and rock songs, with the "rigorous honesty" ethos he's espoused since returning to prominence.

No Surprises? 15 Classic Albums of 15 Years Ago / In Depth // Drowned In Sound - Vimarsana News

No Surprises? 15 Classic Albums of 15 Years Ago / In Depth // Drowned In Sound

March 30th, 2012 Given that I have to professionally wrap my head around roughly 1,267 new albums every week – or something like that – in my role as album reviews editor for BBC.co.uk, please do allow me this article of unashamed nostalgia (read: vanity). If nothing else, it’s a reminder to me that while most new music matters for a week, some from my own lifetime will sing its songs into future generations. Being in 2012 makes the sounds of 1997 seem ever so old on ‘paper’ – yet the year, for me, is yet to be bettered in terms of life-impacting long-play releases. Naturally my ...