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Bass Canyon 2021 Lineup Features Excision b2b Illenium, 12th Planet, Liquid Stranger, Subtronics & More - Vimarsana News

Bass Canyon 2021 Lineup Features Excision b2b Illenium, 12th Planet, Liquid Stranger, Subtronics & More

Let’s just keep it going with the name drops for a minute — ATLiens, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Boogie T, Calcium, Champagne Drip, Decadon, Dieselboy, Dion Timmer, Dirt Monkey, Eliminate, Eptic *takes breath* Ganja White Night, Hekler, Kai Wachi, Kompany, LSDREAM, Marauda, Peekaboo, PhaseOne, Ray Volpe, Riot Ten, Space Laces, Spag Heddy, Sullivan King, Wooli, and  Xaebor. There’s still an entire undercard of premium acts that shouldn’t be overlooked. Plus, two unique sets from Excision, including a Detox set — and a special DNB performance from  Downlink to behold. The bass commu...

Lost Lands Officially Sells Out For 2021 - Vimarsana News

Lost Lands Officially Sells Out For 2021

With an increasingly positive outlook on live events returning this year, Lost Lands 2021 has experienced its highest demand for tickets yet and is now sold out of all admission tickets. However, because of the many uncertainties the past year has presented, there are still Headbangers who are looking to sell their tickets. Rather than force them to use 3rd party ticket websites or transact with strangers on social media, Lost Lands has debuted for 2021 the Lost Lands Official Ticket Exchange powered by Lyte. Fans can use the Lost Lands Official Ticket Exchange to buy or sell verified authen...

Monster Energy Outbreak Tour hits Montage Mountain in Scranton with Subtronics on June 18-19 - Vimarsana News

Monster Energy Outbreak Tour hits Montage Mountain in Scranton with Subtronics on June 18-19

Today, it was announced that the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour is celebrating the return of live, in-person music performances with a COVID-safe electronic music tour headlined by dubstep’s newest superstar, Subtronics. Beginning in April, the Philadelphia DJ/producer will hit the road for an ear-shattering run covering 11 markets over 19 dates where fans can watch from the comfort of their own cars or in socially distanced pods. Seen locally at Camp Bisco at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain in Scranton, Subtronics is best known for his cutting-edge sound design and high-energy live performa...

How did Led Zeppelin get their name? How The Who helped brand iconic band - Vimarsana News

How did Led Zeppelin get their name? How The Who helped brand iconic band

READ MORE “And even on the first recordings, it said ‘New Yardbirds’ on the box because I didn’t want anybody to know what the name of the band was until we really officially unveiled it. And [the first album] was it.” Some fans have suggested it was actually John Entwistle who came up with the name, while others have credited Chris who encouraged the new name to stop the use of The New Yardbirds. However, the spelling, or misspelling as the case may be, came from the band’s manager, Peter Grant. Legend has it he thought the ‘a’ in ‘lead’ would be unfamiliar for many and w...

Freddie Mercury and Mary Austin: How long were they together? 'Can't replace her' - Vimarsana News

Freddie Mercury and Mary Austin: How long were they together? 'Can't replace her'

Despite this ending their romantic relationship, it did not end their friendship. She said in an unearthed interview: “It took a long while for me to really fall in love with this man but once there, I could never turn away from him. “His pain became my pain, his joy became my joy. “I was able to look inside — almost — another human being and what I saw was a treasure trove of beauty. Freddie Mercury - what happened after his death (Image: Getty/Express) “And I think he also did that to a few million people outside too. “That’s why, I think, the fans continue to feel the way t...