#Tour de Indonesia

[niallhoranandthelemons]

The Show: Live on Tour openers

(will be continually updated)

europe leg I:

☆ tommy lefroy

☆ amy michelle (dublin)

australia & new zealand:

☆ birdy

asia:

☆ elijah wood (jakarta, indonesia)

united states:

☆ del water gap

☆ ryley tate wilson (nashville & bristow)

☆ gina miles (tinley park & mountain view)

☆ kate cosentino (kansas)

europe leg II:

☆ del water gap

☆ elle coves (aug 23rd & 24th, dublin)

south america:

☆ jacinto (sep 20, mexico city & 23rd,

guadalajara)

☆ clarissa (sep 28, são paulo & 29th, rio de

janeiro)

☆ zenon pereyra (oct 2, buenos aires)

[jonnylovers-in-neverland]

Coldplay’s Self-Help Pop

Chris Martin, the band’s front man, discusses reading Rumi, making music like an apple tree grows apples, and the band’s new album, “Moon Music.”

An interview by Amanda Petrusich (September 30, 2024)

On a recent afternoon in Malibu, Chris Martin, the front man of Coldplay, was enjoying a brief pause between tour dates. “We have breaks, but only in the way that Serena Williams has a banana between sets,” he said, pulling his bare feet up under him. Martin, who is forty-seven, was wearing an emerald-green sweater featuring a picture of the earth, affixed with a tiny white button that said “LOVE.” Later on, when he took the sweater off, he revealed a blue T-shirt with the same button. I wondered, but did not ask, how many of them he owned. It felt indicative of Martin’s quintessence at this particular moment: LOVE, layered ad infinitum.

Martin was in the midst of converting an old property into a studio and the de-facto Coldplay HQ. The complex was beset by scrubby clay slopes dotted with sagebrush, California aster, evergreen oaks. Martin likes to send visitors home with unlabelled jars of fresh honey from an apiary nearby. We sat at a picnic table overlooking a meadow. In conversation, Martin is engaging, magnetic. When I apologized for putting my sunglasses on—the light had suddenly shifted—he grinned: “No, I love it. It sort of flips the script. We’ll talk about your album in a minute.” We’d been discussing the gurgling anxiety inherent to any romantic entanglement—the fear of starting to need someone. It’s an idea that arises in “feelslikeimfallinginlove,” the swooning first single from “Moon Music,” the band’s tenth record, which comes out in October. “I know that this could feel like that / But I just can’t stop / Let my defenses drop,” Martin sings in the opening verse.

“There are two methods that humans use to survive,” Martin said. “One is calcification and sequestering and separating: my stuff, my tribe, my this, my that. And then the other half is so open to everything. Those people fall in love a lot more, but they also have a lot more heartbreak.” I guessed that he was in the latter camp. “I’m so open it’s ridiculous,” he said. “But, if you’re not afraid of rejection, it’s the most liberating thing in the world.” Well, sure—but who’s not afraid of rejection? “Of course,” Martin said, laughing. “To tell someone you love them, or to release an album, or to write a book, or to make a cake, or to cook your wife a meal—it’s terrifying. But if I tell this person I love them and they don’t love me back, I still gave them the gift of knowing someone loves them.” Martin noticed a slightly stricken look on my face. “I’m giving this advice to myself, too,” he added. “Don’t think I’ve got it mastered.”

Coldplay, which formed in 1997, in London, has sold more than a hundred million records. (Besides Martin, the band includes the guitarist Jonny Buckland, the bassist Guy Berryman, and the drummer Will Champion.) The ongoing tour for “Music of the Spheres,” the band’s prior release, has sold ten million tickets and made close to a billion dollars, becoming the highest-grossing rock tour of the past forty years. It has broken attendance records in countries including Romania, Singapore, Brazil, Colombia, the Netherlands, Chile, Portugal, Sweden, France, Indonesia, Italy, and Greece. (When I brought this up, Martin was quick to note how colonialism has enabled his success: “We’re only able to play in so many countries because people who spoke English did such terrible things all around the world.”)

“Moon Music” was produced by Max Martin, the Swedish hitmaker behind twenty-seven No. 1 singles. Martin described Max Martin’s technique as “a mix of mathematics and fluidity, of real structure and being totally open,” adding, with a kind of proud certainty, “He’s our producer now.” Martin also confirmed that Coldplay will make two more albums and then stop recording, though the band will continue to tour. “Yesterday, I went to see the L.A. Philharmonic. All those songs were released two hundred years ago,” he said. “It still felt extremely vibrant. So perhaps there’s a point where new material is not essential to make an amazing show.”

Martin, like many successful songwriters, explains the work as a kind of divine channelling: a song appears and he receives it. “If you’re lucky enough to have the space to let the music talk to you, and through you, then you can relax a bit,” he told me. “I’m just sort of doing what I’m told, the way an apple tree grows apples.” He said that establishing the Coldplay catalogue as finite has been liberating for the band: “By knowing there’s an end point, nobody is phoning it in. We only have two more chances. And most of the songs already exist, in a skeletal form.” I asked if that last day in the studio might be sad for him—a final take, the feeling of knowing that something is over. I find ending things so excruciating, I told him, I’d often rather just go down with the ship. He gave me a sympathetic look. “I think it will feel amazing,” he said.

At some point, Coldplay became—how else do I say it?—motivational. In recent years, it has felt less like a band than like an engine of unrelenting positivity, a high-grade confetti cannon straight to the face. The shift started around 2014, with the release of “Ghost Stories,” which contained little rancor or moodiness, fewer nods to Echo and the Bunnymen, less audible guitar. Coldplay, once skewered by critics for being too plaintive and self-pitying, was now broadcasting the opposite message: everything is magic. It reminded me, in some circuitous way, of “Attitude,” the punk band Bad Brains’ one-minute opus from 1982, in which the vocalist H.R. barks, “Hey, we got that P.M.A.!”—a reference to “positive mental attitude,” a phrase coined in 1937 by the author and probable con man Napoleon Hill. He was peddling a notion that we today refer to as manifestation: “Anything the human mind can believe, the human mind can achieve.” But Bad Brains still had fury, bite, edge. For whatever reason, Coldplay had willfully neutralized itself.

In Malibu, when I needled Martin about that change—what happened, exactly, to the yearning and discord of “Parachutes” or “A Rush of Blood to the Head,” the band’s first two releases?—he attributed it both to a burgeoning interest in Rumi, the thirteenth-century Sufi mystic, and to his experience working with the visionary electronic musician Brian Eno, who produced “Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends,” Coldplay’s fourth album. Martin said that Eno’s purity and sense of wonder had helped him “completely abandon the concept of trying to be cool. He came in with the enthusiasm of a nine-year-old for everything.” Mostly, though, Martin sees the change as incremental, organic. “It’s not like it was black-and-white, and then became color,” he said. “The first song on the first album is called ‘Don’t Panic.’ There’s also a song called ‘Everything’s Not Lost,’ which is exactly the same message that we’re singing now. Just sung by a slightly less experienced, more insecure, younger person.”

Though he likely wouldn’t frame it this way, Martin appears motivated by a kind of vocational mandate. He occupies a rarefied position, insofar as it’s actually possible for him to make the world a little less fractured, for a couple of hours, seventy-five thousand people at a time. This requires obliterating his ego, and accepting that a lot of people will find what he’s doing—bouncing around a stage covered with rainbows, singing lines such as “In the end it’s just love,” as he does on “One World,” which closes “Moon Music”—unbearably corny. In a way, the messaging has to be flat to translate so widely. On “Clocks,” a lush and tumbling track from “A Rush of Blood to the Head,” Martin sings about grappling with his own fallibility and bafflement, of trying his best to be of service in the world: “Am I part of the cure, or am I part of the disease?” His voice swoons, flutters, dissipates. “You are,” he answers. It’s a strange lyric, but I’ve always appreciated its strangeness: cure, disease, good, bad, hurtful, benevolent. You are.

These days, Martin describes the band’s message as “No one is more or less special than anyone else.” He went on, “The reason I’m able to say that is because we’re one of the few groups of people who get to actually see it. We travel everywhere. What Ryszard Kapuściński would call ‘the Other’ is not real.” I asked him what it felt like to stand onstage in, say, Kuala Lumpur, or Helsinki, or Tokyo, and hear the crowd bellowing his lyrics back to him, to one another, to themselves, to the air. “It feels like the answer,” he said. “It feels like: This is where humans actually work. It has nothing to do with us as a band. There are points where, hopefully, nothing exists except ‘We’re all just singing this together.’ ”

Ultimately, Martin hopes that by providing solace, and a place to unify, Coldplay can actualize some change in the world. I thought this sounded idealistic, even quixotic, until I considered all the ways in which I had been made better by songs. “If you’re able to live as yourself and understand who you are, whatever that might mean in terms of your gender or sexuality or what you like to eat or where you like to live or whether you like table tennis or riding donkeys . . . if you’re allowed to be yourself, would the world be as aggressive as it is?” Martin asked. “My feeling is no, I don’t think it would. I think much of the violence and conflict comes from repression, suppression, unreleased damage.”

Eventually, the air started to cool. Martin brought me a sweatshirt. Our conversation wound toward more existential matters: people we’d lost, what it meant, what it didn’t mean. “Death is in our songs a lot,” Martin said. “Maybe as a way of encouraging living. And also faith—the idea that, well, it’s O.K. It’s all O.K., isn’t it? I’m sure that’s crossed your mind.” The sun was beginning to ease into the Pacific. We sat for a moment in the hazy yellow pre-dusk. The air was parched, salty, soft. “Everything is perfect, of course,” Martin said. “Everything’s as it’s supposed to be.”

[lboogie1906]

Ricardo Paulo Chibanga (November 8, 1942 - April 16, 2019) is recognized as the world’s first documented African bullfighter. He was born in Lourenço Marques, Mozambique where his father operated a pastry shop to support his family of seven children. At nine years old, he became enthralled with the sport of bullfighting and would visit the bullring near his home. He started disseminating bullfighting posters and advertisements to African tourists at the train station to lure them to the fights.

He was invited to Lisbon, Portugal for a bullfighting festival. He witnessed Manuel dos Santos and Diamantino Viseu perform bullfights on the same day. He stayed in Portugal. The renowned bull breeder, Joao de Silva, hired him to work as a vaquero. He learned how to observe and understand the behavior of bulls which would help him as a matador.

He began his bullfighting career when Manuel dos Santos introduced him to Armando Soarez, another bullfighter, who added him to his entourage. He and the other performers assisted Soarez in wounding the bull, while Soarez, the lead performer, executed the animal. He performed in more than 70 bullfights.

On August 15, 1971, he made his debut as a matador in Seville, Spain at the Maestranza bullring. He became the 17th Portuguese bullfighter and the first of African descent to perform professionally in the sport. He became recognized for dancing in his colorful costume to confuse the bull and leap forward to plant the banderillas into the bull’s shoulder blades.

He achieved international acclaim. He toured bullfighting arenas around the world including Spain, Southern France, Mexico, Venezuela, the US, Canada, Indonesia, and several countries in Africa. He entered the business side of the bullfighting industry where he owned and managed a portable bullfighting ring in Golegã, Portugal. In 2001, prominent Portuguese bullfighters dedicated a bronze bust of Chibanga to the city of Golegã in his memory. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[taeminsp]

16.10.2024 | 241016

Mensaje de Taemin anunciando el sorteo de entradas para el '2024 TAEMIN WORLD TOUR [Ephemeral Gaze]' en Jakarta (concierto que se celebrará el 26 de Octubre), organizado por Spotify Indonesia.

🌐Fuente: 🔗IG - 🔗X

[brookstonalmanac]

Holidays 6.29

Holidays

Bonus Hole Day

Chronic Migraine Awareness Day

Coriander Day (French Republic)

Day of Partisans and Underground Resistance (Russia)

Day of the Telephone Operator (Brazil)

Engineer’s Day (Ecuador)

Eva Day (UK)

FLASCO Day (Florida)

Flower and Camera Day

Gadsen Purchase Ratification Day

Gioco Del Ponte (Pisa, Italy)

Herb Harvesting Day (East Anglica, UK)

Homosexual Pride Day

Hug Holiday

Internal Autonomy Day (French Polynesia)

International Danube Day

International Day of the Tropics

International Mud Day

International Fisherman’s Day

International Sharing Day

International Transgender Youth Day

Interstate Highway Day

iPhone Day

Leroy Experiment 629 Day (Lilo & Stitch)

MIA Azatamartik Remembrance Day (Armenia)

Missing in North Texas Day

National AMHP Day (UK)

National Amnesia Awareness Day (UK)

National Camera Day

National Darts Day

National Dieselbilly Day

National Family Day (Indonesia)

National Fred Day

National Gordon Day

National Guy Day

National Nash Day

National Paddy Day (Nepal)

National Sports Day (Fiji)

National Statistics Day (India)

Remote Control Day

Sacrament of the Silicon Host

Shipbuilder Day (Russia)

629 Day

Smith & Wesson 629 Day

Smosh Appreciation Day

Veterans Day (Netherlands)

World Industrial Design Day

World Music Designation Day

World Scleroderma Awareness Day

Yellow Cock’s Comb Day

Youth Day (Russia)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Bacon Burnt End Day

Gnocchi Day (Argentina)

Meatballs Day

National Almond Buttercrunch Day

Waffle Iron Day

Independence & Related Days

Autonomy Day (French Polynesia)

Central Province Day (Solomon Islands; 1981)

Seychelles (from UK, 1976)

Tahiti (Annexed by France; 1880)

5th & Last Saturday in June

Armed Forces Day (UK) [Last Saturday]

Bartender and Mixologist Day [Last Saturday]

Day of Inventors & Rationalizers (Russia) [Last Saturday]

Great American Picnic Day [Last Saturday]

International Handstand Day [Last Saturday]

International Scoliosis Awareness Day [Last Saturday]

National Celebrate Your Marriage Day [Last Saturday]

National Cornhole Day [Last Saturday]

National Haskap Berry Day [Last Saturday]

Vegan Pizza Day [Last Saturday]

Veteranendag (Veteran’s Day; Netherlands) [Last Saturday]

World Bike Naked Day [Last Saturday]

World Day Against Pet Abandonment [Last Saturday]

World Sand Dune Day [Last Saturday]

Festivals Beginning June 29, 2024

Adirondack Wine and Food Festival (Lake George, New York) [thru 6.30]

Blues, Brews and Food Truck Festival (New Glarus, Wisconsin)

CHUM Rhubarb Festival (Duluth, Minnesota)

Festival d’Avignon (Avignon, France) [thru 7.21]

Haro Wine Festival (Haro, Spain)

IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival (Pernik, Bulgaria) [thru 7.6]

Kingston Fire Association's Beerfest (Kingston, New Hampshire)

Midsummer Fantasy Renaissance Faire (Ansonia, Connecticut) [thru 7.14]

MuslimFest (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada)

National Cherry Festival (Traverse City, Michigan) [thru 7.6]

Oxbow Music Festival (Johnson, Vermont)

Peace, Love, BBQ … and Pizza! (Plains, Georgia)

Peterborough Musicfest (Peterborough, Ontario, Canada)

Playtime (Paris, France) [thru 7.1]

Raspberry Festival (Middlefield, Connecticut)

Reggae Love Festival (Manassas, Virginia)

Roskilde Festival (Roskilde, Denmark) [thru 7.6]

Santa Barbara Wine + Food Festival (Santa Barbara, California)

Show-Me Gourd Society Art Festival: Gourd Tales (Lebanon, Missouri) [thru 6.30]

South Berwick Strawberry Festival (South Berwick, Maine)

Supanova Pop Culture Expo (Perth, Australia) [thru 6.30]

Tour de France (thru 7.21)

Whiskies of the World (Nashville, Tennessee)

Zoobilee! Feast with the Beasts (Providence, Rhode Island)

Feast Days

Albuquerque (Positivist; Saint)

Allan Houser (Artology)

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (Writerism)

Appreciate Herbs Day (Pastafarian)

Bawming the Thorn (Appleton, England; Everyday Wicca)

Bobby London (Artology)

Brian Herbert (Writerism)

Cassius of Narni (Christian; Saint)

David B. Mattingly (Artology)

Elizabeth Claire Chapel Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Emma (Christian; Saint & Widow)

Feast Day in Honor of Papa Legba (Voodoo; Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Feast of Saints Peter and Paul (a.k.a. ... 

Day of the Christian Martyr (Voice of the Martyrs)

Doukhobor Peace Day (Canada)

Haro Wine Festival (Haro, La Rioja)

La Festa di San Pietro e Paolo (Rome, Italy)

L-Imnarja (Malta)

Miracle of the Moose (Russian Orthodox)

Ratcatcher’s Day (Hamelin, Germany)

Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul

Funeral of Kostroma Celebration (East Slavic Fertility Goddess)

Hemma (Christian; Saint)

Knitting Day (Pastafarian)

The Koala (Muppetism)

Michael Whelan (Artology)

Oharai (Grand Purification Festival; Shinto)

Peter the Apostle (Christian; Saint)

Pietro Paolo Troisi (Artology)

Salome and Judith (Christian; Saints)

Solstitium II (Pagan)

Wicked Fairies Summer Debate (Shamanism)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Uncyclopedia Bad to Be Born Today (because it’s the day Santa judges everyone to be naughty or nice.)

Premieres

Aesop’s Fable … The Mosquito (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1945)

Bachelor Party (Film; 1984)

Bad Moms (Film; 2016)

Banty Raids (WB MM Cartoon; 1963)

Colony, by Philip K. Dick (Short Story; 1953)

Coming to America (Film; 1988)

Conan the Destroyer (Film; 1984)

Daily Telegraph (London UK Daily Newspaper; 1855)

Dancing in the Street, recorded by David Bowie and Mick Jagger (Song; 19985)

Days of Thunder (Film; 1990)

Donald’s Crime (Disney Cartoon; 1945)

Do You Love Me, recorded by The Contours (Song; 1962)

Extraordinary Attorney Woo (TV Series; 2022)

Feedback, by Rush (Album; 2004)

Henry VIII, by William Shakespeare and John Fletcher (Play; 1613)

The King and I (Film; 1956)

Kiss Kiss, by Roald Dahl (Short Stories; 1959)

Le Escape Goat (The Inspector Cartoon; 1967)

The Leftovers (TV Series; 2014)

Life Among the Savages, by Shirley Jackson (Memoir; 1953)

The Living Daylights (James Bond Film, UK; 1987) [#15]

The Looking Glass War, by John le Carré (Novel; 1965) [George Smiley #4]

Magic Mike (Film; 2012)

Meatballs (Film; 1979)

Moonraker (James Bond Film, US; 1979) [#11]

Northwoods (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Day; 1931)

Ratatouille (Animated Pixar Film; 2007)

Running with Scissors, by Weird Al Yankovic (Album; 1999)

See the World (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1934)

See Ya Later Gladiator (WB LT Cartoon; 1968)

A Self-Made Mongrel (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1945)

Sherlock Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1976)

The Spy in the Ointment, by Donald E. Westlake (Novel; 1966)

Strong to the Finich (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1934)

Ted (Film; 2012)

Tomorrow We Diet! (Disney Cartoon; 1951)

Trap Happy (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1946)

War of the Worlds (Film; 2005)

Who Killed Cock Robin? (Silly Symphony Cartoon; 1935)

Today’s Name Days

Gero, Paul, Peter (Austria)

Kamen, Pavel, Petar, Petra, Petrana (Bulgaria)

Pavao, Petar (Croatia)

Pavel, Petr (Czech Republic)

Paulus, Petrus (Denmark)

Peedo, Peedu, Peep, Peet, Peeter (Estonia)

Peetu, Pekka, Pekko, Petja, Petra, Petri, Petrus, Petteri, Pietari (Finland)

Paul, Pierre (France)

Gero, Paul, Peter (Germany)

Pavlos, Petros (Greece)

Pál, Péter (Hungary)

Paolo, Pietro (Italy)

Pauls, Pāvils, Pēteris (Latvia)

Benita, Gedrimė, Mantigirdas, Petras, Povilas (Lithuania)

Per, Peter, Petter (Norway)

Benedykta, Benita, Dalebor, Paweł, Piotr (Poland)

Pavel, Petru (România)

Pavol, Peter, Petra (Slovakia)

Emma, Pablo, Pedro (Spain)

Peter, Petra, Petrus (Sweden)

Paul, Peter (Ukraine)

Emma, Emmett, Heaven, Parnell, Parnella, Pedro, Pete, Peter, Pierce, Pierre, Salome (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 181 of 2024; 185 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of week 26 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Duir (Oak) [Day 21 of 28]

Chinese: Month 5 (Geng-Wu), Day 24 (Jia-Zi)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 23 Sivan 5784

Islamic: 22 Dhu al-Hijjah 1445

J Cal: 1 Red; Oneday [1 of 30]

Julian: 16 June 2024

Moon: 42%: Waning Crescent

Positivist: 12 Charlemagne (7th Month) [Albuquerque]

Runic Half Month: Feoh (Wealth) [Day 6 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 10 of 94)

Week: 4th Full Week of June)

Zodiac: Cancer (Day 9 of 31)

[riizeisseven]

🧡

RIIZE (라이즈) , abreviatura de RISE&REALIZE , es un grupo de SM Entertainment. ¿Por qué llamarse así?

Bueno SM eligió este nombre porque representa la visión del grupo de crecer juntos y alcanzar sus sueños.

RISE: Esta palabra representa el deseo del grupo de ascender en la industria musical y alcanzar el éxito. También representa el crecimiento personal y artístico de los miembros.

REALIZE: Esta palabra representa el objetivo del grupo de hacer realidad sus sueños y aspiraciones.

Debutaron el 4 de Septiembre del 2023 con el album sencillo "Get a Guitar". Anteriormente con sus dos canciones lanzadas antes de su debut "Siren" y "Memories".

El nombre oficial del fandom RIIZE Nombre oficial del fandom: BRIIZE (브리즈)

Explicación del nombre del fandom: BRIIZE; quien ayudará a RIIZE a volar y estar con RIIZE en cualquier momento y en cualquier lugar.🧡

Ahora, RII7E debutó y esta conformado por siete integrantes.

(Da click al cuadro negro ALT que se encuentra dentro de cada imagen)

Redes Sociales:

X:

Instagram:

Tiktok:

Youtube:

Spotify:

Youtube Music:

Videos Musicales

Dance Practice, Dance performace, Dance lesson

WE RII7E

El Primer Mini Álbum de Riize llamado RIIZING fue lanzado el día 17 de Junio del 2023

Cuenta con ocho canciones

💣Boom Boom Bass

🧜‍♀️Siren

🚫Impossible

9️⃣9 Days

🫂Honestly

💋One Kiss

🥵Talk Saxy

🧡Love 119

Además de que Seunghan solo aparece en una canción (Talk Saxy).

Otro punto Importante es que Riize inicio su Fan-Con Tour con ese mismo nombre 'RIIZING DAY'

➡️04 y 05 Mayo - Seúl, Corea del Sur

➡️11 y 12 Mayo - Tokio, Japón - 

➡️15 Mayo - Ciudad de México, México

➡️20 Mayo - Los Angeles, Estados Unidos

➡️01 Junio - Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong - AsiaWorld–Expo, Hall 8 & 10

➡️15 Junio - Nueva Taipéi, Taipéi - New Taipei

➡️ 14 Julio - Manila, Filipinas

➡️20 Julio - Tampines, Singapur

➡️27 Julio - Bangkok, Tailandia

➡️31 Agosto - Yakarta, Indonesia

[severewizardphilosopher]

Places to Go for Vacation

Introduction

Planning a vacation is an exciting endeavor, and the world is brimming with remarkable destinations to explore. Whether you're seeking natural beauty, cultural richness, adventure, or relaxation, there's a perfect vacation spot for everyone. In this article, we'll take a tour of some of the top places to go for vacation, each offering a unique and unforgettable experience.

1. Bali, Indonesia

Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali is a tropical paradise with stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant culture. Visitors can explore ancient temples, enjoy water sports, and savor Balinese cuisine. Don't miss the tranquil rice terraces and the energetic nightlife in Seminyak.

2. Santorini, Greece

Santorini, an enchanting island in the Aegean Sea, is famous for its iconic white-washed buildings, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic sunsets. It's a romantic destination with breathtaking views, ancient ruins, and delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

3. Kyoto, Japan

For a taste of Japanese culture and history, Kyoto is a must-visit. This city is renowned for its traditional tea houses, stunning cherry blossoms in spring, and beautiful temples. Stroll through bamboo forests, participate in tea ceremonies, and admire the art of the geisha.

4. Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Bora Bora is synonymous with paradise. Its turquoise lagoons, overwater bungalows, and coral reefs make it a dream destination for honeymooners and water enthusiasts. Snorkeling, scuba diving, and relaxation are the order of the day.

5. Tuscany, Italy

Tuscany's rolling hills, historic cities, and delectable cuisine make it a favorite European destination. Explore the charming streets of Florence, sample world-class wines in Chianti, and savor the simple pleasures of life in the Tuscan countryside.

6. Maldives

The Maldives, a collection of over a thousand coral islands, is a tropical haven with luxury resorts and stunning marine life. It's an ideal spot for beach lovers, honeymooners, and those seeking seclusion in paradise.

7. Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu, the ancient Inca citadel nestled in the Andes Mountains, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world's most iconic travel destinations. Hike the Inca Trail or take the train to witness this archaeological wonder.

8. New York City, USA

For the bustling urban experience, New York City is a top choice. Explore iconic landmarks like Times Square, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty. The city offers a vibrant arts scene, diverse cuisine, and endless entertainment.

9. Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town is a city of breathtaking beauty, nestled between Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. Explore vibrant neighborhoods, visit the Cape of Good Hope, and savor South African wines in the surrounding vineyards.

10. Patagonia, Argentina and Chile

Patagonia offers awe-inspiring natural beauty with its glaciers, mountains, and remote wilderness. It's a dream destination for hikers, nature lovers, and wildlife enthusiasts.

11. Iceland

Iceland's dramatic landscapes include geysers, waterfalls, volcanoes, and geothermal springs. The Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle, and the Northern Lights are just a few of the attractions that make Iceland a unique vacation destination.

12. Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech is a bustling and exotic city in North Africa. Explore the bustling souks, visit the historic medina, and relax in stunning riads. Marrakech offers a blend of tradition and modernity.

13. Sydney, Australia

Sydney, with its iconic Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, is a vibrant city with beautiful beaches, world-class dining, and a variety of cultural attractions. The city's coastal charm and natural beauty are hard to resist.

14. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro is known for its lively Carnival, stunning beaches, and iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. Enjoy samba music, relax on Copacabana Beach, and explore the lush Tijuca Forest.

15. Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul straddles Europe and Asia, offering a rich blend of cultures, history, and architecture. Visit the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the Grand Bazaar for an unforgettable experience.

Conclusion

The world is a treasure trove of vacation destinations, each offering a unique blend of natural beauty, culture, history, and adventure. Whether you're drawn to tropical paradises, ancient cities, or remote wilderness, there's a place for every traveler to discover and savor. When planning your next vacation, consider the experiences that ignite your wanderlust and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Tour de Nippon eps.14

Nunggu lumayan lama di KIX, sempet jajan + solat. Prayer room ada di lantai 3. Kami dari lt.2. Ga semua elevator bisa ke lt.3 akhirnya opsi lain ya lewat tangga :))

Prayer room bersih dan nyaman. Jangan lupa bawa mukena+sajadah sendiri. Hp juga jangan lupa buat arah kiblat

Btw, sajadah dan mukena tipis adalah andalan buat pergi.

Mukena tipis aku pake Alif

Masih belajar ngelipet yang rapih xixi

Ngomongin tempat solat, kami total datengin 4 bandara berarti. CGK, KUL, SIN, dan KIX

KUL dan SIN cuma jadi tempat transit

dari 4 bandara di atas, yang dapet 2 jempol dari aku: prayer room-nya CGK dan KIX sih dari segi bersih dan tertatanya. Lainnya tetep layak kok, aman 👌🏼

Oleh-oleh:

Lupa bawa buku dari Indonesia, jadi beli di Lawson. Stasiun atau tempat wisata banyak yang nyediain stampel gratis, lucu-lucu!

[amournologues]

fragments from l’amour triomphe de tour: 𝑏𝑖𝑟𝑡ℎ𝑑𝑎𝑦’𝑠 𝑒𝑣𝑒𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔. / 𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒈: Nyra Khione Tjandra, Felicia Evelyn Widjaja, Frans Antonius Widjaja, Raymond Brian Liu. / Jakarta, Indonesia. / September 24, 2024.

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Coming to a crowded place has never been my forte, especially when it was something out of my duty as a musician. I barely found ease to stick in between so many people, it often makes me feel lost instead. Is that a weird thing...? I guess so (because anyone I told this feeling about always went skeptical and I don’t know why). But today was different. Felicia’s brother, Frans, which also happen to be a good friend of mine, is on his birthday. He threw a private party on the Widjaja’s residence and I was one of the invited guests to come. As a bestfriend of her sister, I felt like to be present is a must. Regardless of whatever tendencies I had, I still have to push them all away and coming. And guess what? Here I am.

My eyes were gazing around as I walk myself slowly, searching for the figure of my friend in between the people here. I would say that Frans is quite an easy going person, seeing at how the so called ‘private party’ ain’t looking private at all. Please, put no blame in me, but it seemed more like an open public space where everyone could just come and have fun—for there are lots of people around. I won’t count, if that’s what you’re about to ask me to do, but I can say that the amount of people coming on this party explains a lot about how Frans are typically the friendly and the extroverted one. I even found myself a bit struggling on looking for Felicia until a tap landed on my right shoulder, followed by a familiar voice.

“Nyra!” Shouted by a female’s voice, and I turned myself around to find Felicia standing with a drink held on her left hand. Upon finding what I’ve been looking for, I flashed a curve on my lips and replied, “Fel. I’ve been looking for you.”

“I could tell, yes. Lo kayak anak ilang daritadi.”

“Oh, jadi sebenernya daritadi merhatiin?”

“Iya, gue sama Koko tadi. Sini dulu datengin dia, lo dicariin mulu dari tadi.”

And right after that, Felicia pulled me further, directing myself to a certain point on this party—which I obviously knew that we were headed for Frans. I found him surrounded by a couple of friends. Men, to be exact.

“Koko, nih yang Koko cari dateng.”

“Hey, pretty princess!” Frans greeted me rather in a playful tone—something he often does whenever he happened to meet me.

He stood, without any further doubt scooping me into his embrace. I know for a fact that it’s a friendly gesture, like a brother welcoming his sister. I’ve been friends with Felicia since years, since we were on elementary school. People used to say that I was just another unbiological sister to Frans. Without anyone be talking about that, he’s really treating me as one. He’s always been like that, and that’s why I found it no strange at all. Instead, a giggle slipped out of my lips as I lingered one of my hand around him.

“Happy birthday, Koko,” I uttered while my hand planting repeated pats upon his back. He pulled himself away, making a further gap between us as he stared at me. A smile carved upon my mien as I lifted the gift wrapped in a little paper bag on my left hand. “Hope it’ll be useful.”

“Yailah, segala repot-repot gini.”

“Oh, gak mau? Ya ud—”

“Eeeh! Kata siapa? Makasih kali. Meski repot juga bakal tetep gua terima, kok.”

Frans pulled back the gift to his hand, leaving me to let out a small giggle for his weird tease. I heard Felicia’s laughter in the back as well—something that kept ease on me, because I know some people are staring toward us. Or at least, especially, Frans’ friends around.

“Makasih, Nini. I’ll definitely love it. Fel, ajak Nyra makan gih.”

“Iya, iya. Ya udah, Ny, yuk? Koko-koko, aku ajak temenku makan dulu, ya.”

I walked alongside Felicia going to the other side of the party, but just after few steps had been taken, I heard Frans’ voice calling out my name. I knew it was him, because it sounded close. Regardless of the music and the bustle of crowds around, I could still hear him clearly. When I turned myself to face him, he was standing with arms rested upon his friend’s shoulders—which I cannot help but to stare not only at Frans, but to his friend as well. They looked at me, and Frans immediately responded, “Nevermind, just callin’ out. Makan yang banyak ya,” followed by a giggle.

Oh, I noticed how the stare of his friend looked so intense—not in a weird and scary way. It felt deep, somehow. It felt like he did not only stare, but further: he seemed like observing. Was he observing the party? Perhaps...

[niallhoranandthelemons]

2023 festival tour masterlist

the show: live on tour 2024 masterlist

europe leg |:

belfast n1 (feb 20) berlin (mar 11)

belfast n2 (feb 21) kobenhavn (mar 12)

dublin n1 (feb 23) oslo (mar 14)

dublin n2 (feb 24) stockholm (mar 15)

dublin n3 (feb 25) královské vinohrady (mar 17)

birmingham (feb 27) łódź (mar 18)

glasgow (feb 28) münchen (mar 20)

london n1 (mar 1) assago (mar 21)

cardiff (mar 4) madrid (mar 23)

manchester n1 (mar 5) dusseldorf (mar 26)

antwerp (mar 7) amsterdam n1 (mar 27)

paris (mar 8) amsterdam n2 (mar 28)

australia leg |:

auckland (apr 26) brisbane (apr 28) sydney (may 1)

melbourne n1 (may 3) melbourne n2 (may 4)

asia leg |:

singapore (may 9)

jakarta, indonesia (may 11)

manila, philippines (may 13)

koto city, tokyo (may 15)

north america leg:

hollywood, fl (may 29) toronto n2 (jun 29)

tampa, fl (may 31) saint paul, mn (jul 7)

alpharetta, georgia (jun 1) tinley park, il (jul 9)

nashville, tn (jun 3) clarkston, mi (jul 10)

charlotte, nc (jun 5) maryland heights, mo (jul 12)

raleigh, nc (jun 7) noblesville, in (jul13)

bristow, va (jun 8) kansas city, mo (jul 16)

philadelphia, pa (jun 11) rogers, ar (jul 17)

new york, ny n1 (jun 13) denver, co (jul 19)

new york, ny n2 (jun 14) salt lake city, ut (jul 20)

mansfield, ma (jun 15) auburn, wa (jul 23)

bridgeport, ct (jun 18) ridgefield, wa (jul 24)

bangor, me (jun 19) mountain view, ca (jul 26)

saratoga springs, ny (jun 21) inglewood, ca n1 (jul 27)

buffalo, ny (jun 22) inglewood, ca n2 (jul 28)

cincinatti, oh (jun 25) chula vista, ca (jul 30)

cuyahoga falls, oh (jun 26) phoenix, az (jul 31)

toronto n1 (jun 28) dallas, tx (aug 2) austin, tx (aug 3)

europe leg ||:

dublin n4 (aug 23)

dublin n5 (aug 24)

manchester n2 (aug 27)

leeds (aug 28)

newcastle (aug 30)

aberdeen (aug 31)

london n2 (sep 3)

south america leg:

mexico city (sep 20)

guadalajara (sep 23)

monterrey (sep 25)

são paulo (sep 28)

rio de janeiro (sep 29)

buenos aires (oct 2)

santiago (oct 4)

lima (oct 6)

bogota (oct 9)

[laus-deo]

¡Vayan por todo el mundo!

¡Vayan por todo el mundo!

He seguido en “La Prensa” la gira de doce días del Papa Francisco por Asia y Oceanía. Es admirable que, con casi 88 años, el Pontífice se lance a semejante exigencia. Es verdad que parecía que el Vaticano mismo se moviera en cantidad de médicos, enfermeros y otros empleados, que asistían a la menor necesidad de Francisco; servidores abundantes se turnaban en conducir la silla de ruedas. No quiero pensar en el costo fenomenal de ese tour (¿pagará Soros?).

Espontáneamente surgió en mi conciencia el contraste con el envío de los apóstoles por Jesús: “Vayan por todo el mundo” (Mc 16, 15). En el original griego de las palabras de envío, el acento recae no tanto en el ir (poreuthentes eis ton kosmon apanta) –habría que traducir: “yendo por todo el mundo”-, sino en la acción a desarrollar: ¿para qué nos manda? Para enseñar y bautizar (matheteusate panta ta ethne, baptizontes), y finalmente la intención insiste en la acción de bautizar, o sea, hacer nuevos cristianos, repoblar el mundo de discípulos de Jesús. La Historia de la Iglesia ha mostrado cómo, en cada época, se ha cumplido el mandato: desde los momentos iniciales hasta aquel cumplimiento plenario de un Imperio cristiano, que sucedió al Imperio romano. Y luego, en un nuevo mundo, en América, aquí también se ejerció el mandato de ir, enseñar y bautizar. Una pléyade de santos doctores ha ilustrado qué es el ser cristiano, el fruto del mandato, superando errores y herejías, las deformaciones accidentales que no han podido oscurecer la realidad.

La gira de Francisco comenzó en Indonesia, donde exhortó al diálogo con el islam, y empeñó su preocupación por el cambio climático. Elogió “el respeto mutuo de las particularidades culturales, étnicas, lingüísticas y religiosas”; recomendó a los jóvenes que discutan entre ellos, porque es algo que “hace crecer”. La contradicción con el auténtico mensaje cristiano se dio especialmente en la exhortación a contrastar el extremismo y la intolerancia, y le pidió al clero local “que no contrapongan la propia fe a la de los demás”. En medio de semejante horror, un acierto: denunció las “leyes de muerte”, que limitan los nacimientos y cuestionó que haya familias que prefieran “tener un gato o un perrito, antes que un hijo”. Marcando las diferencias con esta nación asiática que alberga matrimonios que “en cambio tienen cuatro o cinco hijos, lo cual está bien; adelante, así”. Una parte considerable de la humanidad carece de los medios para tener una vida digna y hacer frente a graves y crecientes desequilibrios sociales, que desencadenan agudos conflictos: “esto no puede solucionarse con una ley que restrinja la natalidad”, ya baja en numerosos países, varios de ellos en Europa.

Siempre en Indonesia, participó en un encuentro con el movimiento llamado Scholas occurrentes, que sumó a 1.500 personas. Declaró que desea implementar el diálogo interreligioso y asistió a un encuentro ecuménico en una mezquita, porque “si todas las cosas fueran iguales sería un aburrimiento” (comento: ¡qué frivolidad!).

En Timor Oriental, según señala “La Prensa”, el Papa recibe una entusiasta bienvenida. Allí elogió la recuperación del país e hizo una velada alusión a un escándalo de abusos.

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Al llegar a Papúa Nueva Guinea exclamó: “Es increíble que esté aquí”. Es este un país pobre y con escasa infraestructura donde viven más de mil tribus en zonas selváticas. Allí fue guiado por misioneros argentinos pertenecientes al Instituto del Verbo Encarnado (IVE); que no son bien vistos por muchos en una Argentina progresista, y sin embargo son solicitados por varios episcopados, ya que trabajan muy bien en la evangelización; como así también las religiosas de la rama femenina, Servidoras del Señor y de la Virgen de Matará. En aquel destino recóndito está el padre Tomás Ravaioli, un porteño de 42 años, hijo de mi querido y siempre recordado amigo Luis Aldo Ravaioli, padre de una fecunda familia y entusiasta líder provida. Quienes critican al IVE y lo menoscaban en su opinión, deberían reconocer su talante misionero y su servicio a la renovación de la Iglesia.

La extensa gira del Papa, predicador del ecumenismo y activista ecológico, se cerró en Singapur, donde presidió un jubiloso acto con jóvenes, a quienes instó a “hacer lío”, y también una Misa en un estadio para 55.000 personas. Es digno de notarse que en este país los cristianos apenan llegan al tres por ciento de la población; el Papa no se animó a presentar a Jesucristo como Salvador universal, a Quien hay que adherir mediante la Fe.

Intencionalmente he presentado el periplo del Pontífice como una gira, y no como un viaje misionero. Resulta escandaloso ese despliegue de fuerzas y dinero para promover el “diálogo interreligioso, y el cuidado de la Tierra ante el cambio climático”, cuando los pueblos necesitarían objetivamente que se les hable de la Historia Sagrada, centrada en la manifestación de Dios a Israel y se les exhorte a reconocer al Señor como verdadero Dios y verdadero hombre; como el Salvador que otorga sentido al quehacer en el mundo al abrir las puertas de la eternidad.

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La gira pontificia es una caricatura heterodoxa del viaje apostólico de los Doce; el rostro de la Iglesia es así alterado, y ni siquiera se obtiene la admiración del mundo político. Toda la Historia eclesial protesta contra estas ilusiones vaticanas, que dan razón a Lutero. Sería más barato y más saludable quedarse en casa, y enseñar el Catecismo. La recorrida contrasta, asimismo, con los viajes apostólicos de San Juan Pablo II y Benedicto XVI, que eran verdaderamente apostólicos, y no giras.

+ Héctor Aguer

Arzobispo Emérito de La Plata.

Buenos Aires, jueves 19 de septiembre de 2024.

[tinygmusic]

NIKI RELEASES NEW ALBUM 'BUZZ' & SHARES TITLE TRACK MV

Rosa Gulliver of TINYGMUSIC | 9th August 2024

Jakarta-born, LA-based singer-songwriter and producer NIKI firmly plants herself as one of the most dynamic artists of today with the release of her new album Buzz via 88rising, out now. Accompanying the release is the music video for title track “Buzz,” directed by Isaac Ravishankara. The video, a cheeky line-by-line depiction of the lyrics, encapsulates the rush of raw emotion and bittersweet nerves of a budding romance – glimpses of buzzing bees, a crackling guitar amp, and longing looks between two people, all signaling towards the start of something new. NIKI was initially inspired to name the record after the budding growth she observed in her garden every spring. Across thirteen tracks on the album, the singer encapsulates the feeling of being on the precipice of something undiscovered.

The album’s release joins previous singles; the love struck summer track, “Tsunami,” astrologically-inspired song “Blue Moon,” and flirty lead single “Too Much of a Good Thing.” NIKI plans to celebrate Buzz with a comprehensive world tour, produced by Live Nation, kicking off this fall. Tickets are available now HERE. See below for full routing.

 

NORTH AMERICA

Sep 5, 2024 - Toronto ON - Budweiser Stage

Sep 7, 2024 - Boston MA - MGM Music Hall at Fenway

Sep 8, 2024 - Washington DC - The Anthem

Sep 12, 2024 - Philadelphia PA - The Met

Sep 13, 2024 - New York City NY - SummerStage in Central Park

Sep 16, 2024 - Charlotte NC - Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre

Sep 17, 2024 - Atlanta GA - Coca-Cola Roxy

Sep 19, 2024 - Houston TX - 713 Music Hall

Sep 20, 2024 - Austin TX - Moody Amphitheater

Sep 21, 2024 - Dallas TX - The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

Sep 25, 2024 - Chicago IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

Sep 27, 2024 - Minneapolis MN - The Armory

Sep 29, 2024 - Denver CO - Fillmore Auditorium

Oct 1, 2024 - Salt Lake City UT - The Union Event Center

Oct 3, 2024 - Berkeley CA - The Greek Theatre *

Oct 8, 2024 - Phoenix AZ - Arizona Financial Theatre

Oct 10, 2024 - Las Vegas NV - The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan

Oct 11, 2024 - Los Angeles CA - The Greek Theatre

Oct 12, 2024 - Los Angeles CA - The Greek Theatre

Oct 14, 2024 - San Diego CA - Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Oct 17, 2024 - Portland OR - Alaska Airlines’ Theater of the Clouds

Oct 18, 2024 - Seattle WA - WAMU Theater at Lumen Field

Oct 19, 2024 - Vancouver BC - Rogers Arena

 

* Non-Live Nation Date

 

EUROPE

Oct 27, 2024 - Brussels BE - La Madeleine

Oct 29, 2024 - Cologne DE - Palladium

Nov 1, 2024 - Paris FR - L’Olympia

Nov 2, 2024 - Tilburg NL - Poppodium 013

Nov 6, 2024 - Manchester UK - O2 Apollo Manchester

Nov 7, 2024 - London UK - OVO Arena, Wembley

Nov 10, 2024 - Dublin IE - 3Olympia Theatre

 

ASIA

Feb 9, 2025 - Hong Kong

Feb 11, 2025 - Manila

Feb 12, 2025 - Manila

Feb 14, 2025 - Jakarta

Feb 15, 2025 - Jakarta

Feb 18, 2025 - Singapore

Feb 20, 2025 - Taipei

Feb 22, 2025 - Bangkok

Feb 25, 2025 - Kuala Lumpur

Feb 26, 2025 - Kuala Lumpur

 

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

Mar 5, 2025 - Perth AU

Mar 7, 2025 - Brisbane AU

Mar 9, 2025 - Sydney AU

Mar 13, 2025 - Melbourne AU

Mar 15, 2025 - Auckland NZ

 

What eventually became Buzz, the third studio album by singer-songwriter and globally-renowned star NIKI, started with an urgent quake from the innermost core of her being. What surfaced in its wake was a collection of warm, stirring folk-rock songs, which crackle and flare like a bonfire between close confidantes. “I went through an identity crisis,” says the 25-year-old of Buzz. “It took a lot of trial and error, and I just stumbled upon pieces of myself along the way. I named it Buzz because it feels like I'm on the precipice of something about to happen.”

 

For NIKI, things have been happening progressively since she was a high schooler in Jakarta, Indonesia. As a student at an international academy, she cut her teeth scribbling lovesick poems in English class and performed acoustic guitar covers of American pop songs on YouTube. With a six-string in hand, and her family and classmates cheering her on from the audience, Nicole Zefanya then staked her claim to global stardom as NIKI.

 

And claim it she has - with over three billion streams worldwide, sold out shows on multiple continents, massive sets at festivals across the globe, front row seats at Paris Fashion Week, four songs on a Marvel film’s soundtrack, and some of the most phenomenal, confessional songs being released in 2024, NIKI has already established a veteran’s resume before the age of 25.

NIKI - Photo Credit: Annie Lai

On Buzz, her songwriting remains as intimate as ever. In her initial sketches of songs for Buzz, NIKI took cues from other lane-paving women with confessional, honest lyricism soundtracked by guitars.  “Joni Mitchell is my songwriting north star,” she says — and uncompromising feminist luminaries like Stevie Nicks, Carly Simon and Liz Phair. To match the wandering spirit of Buzz, NIKI cultivated her own elastic approach to guitar.

 

To further harness this creative and personal sea change, NIKI began enlisting producers who had worked with her favourite contemporary singer-songwriters. She tapped Tyler Chester, who’d captured tracks with Madison Cunningham and Sara Bareilles; she also recruited Ethan Gruska, who counts Fiona Apple and Phoebe Bridgers as collaborators.

Buzz reverberates with the hard-earned wisdom of a young woman who charges dauntlessly towards her dreams — but can still spare a laugh if she stumbles.

About NIKI

NIKI born Nicole Zefanya on January 24 1999, is an Indonesian singer-songwriter. She is currently based in the United States and signed with the record label 88rising. She released her first full-length studio album, Moonchild, in 2020. It was followed by Nicole (2022) and recently Buzz (2024). Her debut headlining concert tour, Nicole World Tour (2022–2023), visited over 40 cities across North America, Asia, Australia, and Europe.

NIKI has garnered global recognition for her songwriting and musicianship and is among the most popular female artists from Indonesia. In 2020, NIKI was listed among Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia.

About 88rising

88rising, stylised as 88⬆, is an American record label established in 2015, known as a multifaceted entity combining management, record label functions, video production, and marketing.

The label has risen to prominence as a music platform and record label, especially for Asian American artists, and has been dubbed "The Disney of Asian hip-hop." In 2019, 88rising earned the title of Label of the Year from Netease, a major music streaming service in China.

In 2018, 88rising launched its inaugural Head in the Clouds Festival in Los Angeles, which Billboard promptly recognized as "the Asian Festival You Need To Know."

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[kabarbanyuwangi]

Karya Indonesia Merajai Podium Tour de Banyuwangi Ijen

KOMPAS.com – Tour de Banyuwangi Ijen  (TdBI) yang digelar Persatuan Balap Sepeda Internasional (Union Cycliste International) sukses digelar pada 22-25 Juli 2024 di Banyuwangi, Jawa Timur (Jatim).  Sebanyak 72 peserta dari berbagai negara, mulai dari Indonesia, Malaysia, Jepang, Eritrea, Belanda, hingga Spanyol, berebut gelar dan mengumpulkan poin untuk menjadi tim terbaik se-kontinental hingga…

[trastornadosrevista]

TRAVIS REGRESA A ARGENTINA LUEGO DE 7 AÑOS

Travis regresa a Argentina luego de 7 años para actuar en el Teatro Gran Rex de Buenos Aires el 7 de noviembre en el marco de su gira Raze The Bar Tour, show producido por Fenix Entertainment.

La banda escocesa de rock alternativo Travis, ganadora de múltiples discos de platino y premios BRIT, interpretará sus canciones clásicas y las favoritas de los fans repasando su extensa carrera.  

Los miembros de Travis, Fran Healy (voz, guitarra); Andy Dunlop (guitarra); Dougie Payne (bajo); y Neil Primrose (batería) se unieron en la Escuela de Arte de Glasgow en la década de 1990 y han vendido millones de álbumes en todo el mundo. 

Travis acaba de lanzar su décimo álbum de estudio titulado “L.A Times” que incluye los hits: “Gaslight”, “Raze The Bar” y “Bus”. Para más información, visita www.travisonline.com

La banda está disfrutando de una especie de renacimiento, ya que acaba de encabezar 4 festivales británicos en este verano europeo y además, en los últimos años ha girado con sus álbumes clásicos "The Man Who" y "The Invisible Band", que fueron certificados 9 veces platino y 4 veces platino respectivamente.  Ambos álbumes fueron producidos por Nigel Godrich, también conocido por su trabajo con Radiohead.  Estos álbumes incluían una serie de hits entre los que se encontraban los ya clásicos “Sing”, “Side”, “Why Does It Always Rain On Me”, “Driftwood”, y “Turn”, con la banda siendo aclamada por artistas de la talla de Sir Paul McCartney, Elton John y Graham Nash.

El rico historial de giras de Travis incluye ser headliner en numerosos festivales de todo el mundo, como: Glastonbury (Reino Unido), Roskilde (Dinamarca), Witness (Irlanda), T in the Park (Escocia), Corona Capital (Ciudad de México), Pentaport (Corea del Sur), Fiis (Chile), Haldern (Alemania), St.Malo (Francia), Benicassim (España), Isla de Wight (Reino Unido), Montreux (Suiza), Sundance (Dubai), We the Fest (Indonesia), Strawberry Music Festival (China), así como actuaciones épicas en Coachella (USA), Fuji Rock (Japón) y Rock am Ring/Rock im Park (Alemania), por nombrar sólo algunos.

Preventa exclusiva para clientes Santander Select: martes 23 de julio, 10am por 24 horas o hasta agotar stock.  Finalizada la preventa Santander Select comienza la preventa Santander American Express por 24 horas o hasta agotar stock.  Finalizada la preventa Santander American Express comienza la venta general.  Tickets a la venta únicamente en: www.tuentrada.com

[retrojersi]

PSG 2022/23 Nike Fourth Vapor Match Shirt

PSG 2022/23 Nike Fourth Vapor Match Shirt PSG 2022/23 Nike Fourth Vapor Match Shirt It is mainly black, combined with yellow for logos. Officially, the colors are "Black/Tour Yellow/Tour Yellow". There is no third color. The design was based on unique geometrical all-over lines design in yellow. This design is inspired by the city of Paris at night. Notable match was when the shirt was inaugurated in a match featuring Leo Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo in a friendly between PSG and Riyadh XI. Team: PSG - Paris Saint-Germain Competition: Ligue 1 (Champions), UEFA Champions League (quarter finalist), Coupe de France (quarter finalist) Made in: Indonesia Style Code: DR3797-010 Size: Medium Measurement: armpit to armpit 20”, collar to front hem length 29” Coach: Christophe Galtier Players: Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, Neymar Jr., Achraf Hakimi, Sergio Ramos The code at the production/washing tag is a proof of genuinity. Please see the code at the picture. You can simply google "nike DR3797-010” if a different product appear it means that it is fake shirt. Explore Parc Des Princes Originally posted on Instagram PSG 2022/23 Nike Fourth Vapor Match Shirt It is mainly black, combined with yellow for logos. Officially, the colors are "Black/Tour Yellow/Tour Yellow". There is no third color. The design was based on unique geometrical all-over lines design in yellow. This design is inspired by the city of Paris at night. Notable match was when the shirt was inaugurated in a match featuring Leo Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo in a friendly between PSG and Riyadh XI. Team: PSG - Paris Saint-Germain Competition: Ligue 1 (Champions), UEFA Champions League (quarter finalist), Coupe de France (quarter finalist) Made in: Indonesia Style Code: DR3797-010 Size: Medium Measurement: armpit to armpit 20”, collar to front hem length 29” Coach: Christophe Galtier Players: Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, Neymar Jr., Achraf Hakimi, Sergio Ramos The code at the production/washing tag is a proof of genuinity. Please see the code at the picture. You can simply google "nike DR3797-010” if a different product appear it means that it is fake shirt. #retrojersi #psg #paris #ligue1 A photo posted by Retrojersi (@_retrojersi) on 2024-07-20 17:07:21 Originally posted at https://retrojersi.com/?p=560

[topikirawan]

Memegang Emas Batangan

De Javasche Bank Cikal Bakal Museum IndonesiaSeperti kita ketahui bersama bahwa di zaman dahulu, rempah rempah Nusantara sangat terkenal sebagai komoditas mahal, akhirnya bangsa Eropa berlomba lomba untuk bisa menguasai perdagangan.Nusantara yang cantik tercabik cabik sebagai negeri jajahan, mula mula korporasi yakni VOC, hingga Belanda sebagai bangsa penjajah.

Namun di sisi lain mereka juga membangun infrastruktur, termasuk De Javasche Bank.Inilah menjadi cikal bakal Museum Bank Indonesia, kalau kita berkunjung ke museum yang di resmikan oleh Presiden Republik Indonesia, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, tanggal 21 Juli 2009. Tour museum seraya menikmati bangunan art deco, dengan bangunan kokoh menjulang, dengan pilar gede, atapnya tinggi pula.

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