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01. ALOK & Zafrir – Vale Vale (Intro Edit) [CONTROVERSIA] w/ Armin van Buuren & Vini Vici & ALOK ft. Zafrir – United (Intro Edit) [ARMIND] w/ ALOK & Bhaskar – Fuego (Acapella) [SPINNIN’]

02. ALOK & Timmy Trumpet – Metaphor [SPINNIN’]

03. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Martin Garrix – Tremor (Sensation 2014 Anthem) [SPINNIN’] w/ Dropgun & Jesse Wilde – Uluwatu [DHARMA]

04. Showtek ft. We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson – Booyah [SPINNIN’] w/ Red Hot Chili Peppers – Can’t Stop [WARNER BROS.] w/ Will Sparks & Reece Low ft. Jacob Lee – Delusion [BOURNE]

05. GTA ft. DJ Funk – Booty Bounce (GTA HYPRR MIX) [FREE/MAD DECENT] w/ Flosstradamus & GTA ft. Lil Jon – Prison Riot (Acappella) [ULTRA] w/ 4B & TEEZ – Whistle [PREMIERE CLASSE] w/ 4B & TEEZ – Whistle (Nitti Gritti Remix) [FREE/PREMIERE CLASSE] w/ 4B & TEEZ – Whistle (Party Favor Remix) [PREMIERE CLASSE]

06. Hilight Tribe – Free Tibet (Vini Vici Remix) [IBOGA] w/ Yellow Claw & DJ Snake – Public Enemy [BARONG FAMILY] w/ Yellow Claw & Juyen Sebulba – Do You Like Bass? (Crisis Era Remix) [BARONG FAMILY] 07. Killfake ft. Noah Jordan – Feel [MUSICAL FREEDOM]

08. Yellow Claw – DJ Turn It Up [JEFFREE’S] w/ TJR – Ode To Oi [RISING] w/ Ummet Ozcan – Raise Your Hands [SPINNIN’] w/ Skrillex & Habstrakt – Chicken Soup (Satisfaction Edit) [OWSLA] w/ Benny Benassi pres. The Biz – Satisfaction (Jewelz & Sparks Bootleg) [ULTRA] w/ Toby Green – Party People [DIM MAK] w/ ID – ID

09. Zombie Nation – Kernkraft 400 (W&W Bootleg) [FREE/EPM] w/ Deorro & MAKJ – Ready! [FREE]

10. Rune RK vs. Jack Ü ft. Bunji Garlin – Jungle Calabria (Cristian Marchi & Luis Rodriguez Private Bootleg) [ARTI FARTI APS&THINSP;/&THINSP;ATLANTIC] w/ Jack Ü ft. Bunji Garlin – Jungle Bae [ATLANTIC]

11. Dynoro & Gigi D’Agostino vs. Guru Josh – Infinity In My Mind (Djs From Mars Bootleg) [DECONSTRUCTION&THINSP;/&THINSP;TIME REC.] w/ Steff Da Campo & G-Pol – In My Mind (KIIDA Edit) [METANOIA]

12. Daft Punk – Harder Better Faster Stronger [VIRGIN] w/ Magnificence – Remember [AXTONE]

13. Matroda & RICCI – Caliente (Na Na Na) [DIM MAK] w/ Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix) [FOOL’S GOLD] w/ Disclosure – When A Fire Starts To Burn (Acappella) [PMR] w/ Kanye West & Lil Pump ft. Adele Givens – I Love It (Acappella) [GETTING OUT OUR DREAMS] w/ Chris Lake & Chris Lorenzo pres. Anti Up – Hey Pablo [UP THE ANTI]

14. VINAI ft. Harrison – The Wave [SPINNIN’] w/ ALOK & Sevenn – The Wall [CONTROVERSIA]

15. Bon Jovi – It’s My Life (VINNE & Zerky Remix) [ISLAND]

16. Swedish House Mafia ft. John Martin – Don’t You Worry Child [EMI UK] w/ Meduza ft. GOODBOYS – Piece Of Your Heart (ALOK Remix) [VIRGIN] w/ Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams [RCA]

17. Robert Miles – Children (Dream Version) [DBX] w/ Axwell Λ Ingrosso ft. Kristoffer Fogelmark – More Than You Know (Acappella) [VIRGIN] w/ Sagan – BOUGE [FUTURE HOUSE MUSIC]

18. The Chainsmokers vs. Tove Lo – Habits [UMG] w/ The Chainsmokers ft. SirenXX – KANYE (Don Diablo Remix) [DIM MAK] w/ Don Diablo & CID – Fever [HEXAGON]

19. Tiësto & Mesto – Can’t Get Enough [MUSICAL FREEDOM] w/ Linkin Park – In The End (Acappella) [WARNER BROS.]

20. Vicetone & Tony Igy – Astronomia [DISCO:WAX]

21. Calvin Harris & Alesso ft. Hurts – Under Control [COLUMBIA] w/ Avicii ft. Aloe Blacc – SOS (Acappella) [UMG] w/ Matt Nash & FaderX – In My Head [HEXAGON]

22. Gigi D’Agostino vs Justin Bieber – Let Me Love Toujours (Rudeejay & Da Brozz Mashup) w/ Dzeko & Torres ft. Delaney Jane – L’amour Toujours (Tiësto Edit) [MUSICAL FREEDOM] w/ Nonsens – Make It Pop [:LABELMADE:]

23. ALOK & Bruno Martini ft. Zeeba – Hear Me Now [SPINNIN’]

24. The Chainsmokers & Coldplay vs. Avicii – Something Just Like Levels (Rudeejay & Da Brozz Mash-Boot) [LE7ELS&THINSP;/&THINSP;COLUMBIA]

25. ID – ID w/ Oasis – Wonderwall (Acappella) [CREATION]

26. Vini Vici & WHITENO1SE vs. The Cranberries – Push The Button vs. Zombie (Vini Vici Mashup) [ISLAND&THINSP;/&THINSP;ALTEZA] w/ Post Malone ft. 21 Savage – Rockstar [REPUBLIC] w/ Post Malone vs. J Balvin & Willy William – Rockstar vs. Mi Gente (Djs From Mars X Rudeejay & Da Brozz Club Bootleg) [SCORPIO&THINSP;/&THINSP;REPUBLIC]

27. Darude – Sandstorm (ID Remix) [NEO RECORDS] w/ Vini Vici & Reality Test ft. Shanti People – Karma [ALTEZA]

28. ALOK & Zafrir – Vale Vale [CONTROVERSIA] w/ ALOK & Sevenn – BYOB (Sevenn VIP Mix) [FREE/SYMPHONIC]

29. Queen – We Will Rock You [UMG]

30. Queen – We Are The Champions [EMI UK] w/ KAAZE – Triplet (Instrumental Mix) [REVEALED]

31. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs. W&W – Crowd Control (3 Are Legend Remix) [SMASH THE HOUSE]

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Listen or download Alok - Tomorrowland 2019 (Weekend 1) (Boom, Belgium) for free now!

Artist: Alok Show: Alok – Tomorrowland 2019 (Weekend 1) (Boom, Belgium) Quality: 320 Kbps 48000 Khz Genre: Electronic

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Alok – Tomorrowland 2019 (Weekend 1) (Boom, Belgium) Tracklist

01. ALOK & Zafrir – Vale Vale (Intro Edit) [CONTROVERSIA] w/ Armin van Buuren & Vini Vici & ALOK ft. Zafrir – United (Intro Edit) [ARMIND] w/ ALOK & Bhaskar – Fuego (Acapella) [SPINNIN’]

02. ALOK & Timmy Trumpet – Metaphor [SPINNIN’]

03. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Martin Garrix – Tremor (Sensation 2014 Anthem) [SPINNIN’] w/ Dropgun & Jesse Wilde – Uluwatu [DHARMA]

04. Showtek ft. We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson – Booyah [SPINNIN’] w/ Red Hot Chili Peppers – Can’t Stop [WARNER BROS.] w/ Will Sparks & Reece Low ft. Jacob Lee – Delusion [BOURNE]

09. Zombie Nation – Kernkraft 400 (W&W Bootleg) [FREE/EPM] w/ Deorro & MAKJ – Ready! [FREE]

12. Daft Punk – Harder Better Faster Stronger [VIRGIN] w/ Magnificence – Remember [AXTONE]

14. VINAI ft. Harrison – The Wave [SPINNIN’] w/ ALOK & Sevenn – The Wall [CONTROVERSIA]

15. Bon Jovi – It’s My Life (VINNE & Zerky Remix) [ISLAND]

16. Swedish House Mafia ft. John Martin – Don’t You Worry Child [EMI UK] w/ Meduza ft. GOODBOYS – Piece Of Your Heart (ALOK Remix) [VIRGIN] w/ Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams [RCA]

17. Robert Miles – Children (Dream Version) [DBX] w/ Axwell Λ Ingrosso ft. Kristoffer Fogelmark – More Than You Know (Acappella) [VIRGIN] w/ Sagan – BOUGE [FUTURE HOUSE MUSIC]

18. The Chainsmokers vs. Tove Lo – Habits [UMG] w/ The Chainsmokers ft. SirenXX – KANYE (Don Diablo Remix) [DIM MAK] w/ Don Diablo & CID – Fever [HEXAGON]

19. Tiësto & Mesto – Can’t Get Enough [MUSICAL FREEDOM] w/ Linkin Park – In The End (Acappella) [WARNER BROS.]

20. Vicetone & Tony Igy – Astronomia [DISCO:WAX]

21. Calvin Harris & Alesso ft. Hurts – Under Control [COLUMBIA] w/ Avicii ft. Aloe Blacc – SOS (Acappella) [UMG] w/ Matt Nash & FaderX – In My Head [HEXAGON]

23. ALOK & Bruno Martini ft. Zeeba – Hear Me Now [SPINNIN’]

24. The Chainsmokers & Coldplay vs. Avicii – Something Just Like Levels (Rudeejay & Da Brozz Mash-Boot) [LE7ELS&THINSP;/&THINSP;COLUMBIA]

25. ID – ID w/ Oasis – Wonderwall (Acappella) [CREATION]

27. Darude – Sandstorm (ID Remix) [NEO RECORDS] w/ Vini Vici & Reality Test ft. Shanti People – Karma [ALTEZA]

28. ALOK & Zafrir – Vale Vale [CONTROVERSIA] w/ ALOK & Sevenn – BYOB (Sevenn VIP Mix) [FREE/SYMPHONIC]

29. Queen – We Will Rock You [UMG]

30. Queen – We Are The Champions [EMI UK] w/ KAAZE – Triplet (Instrumental Mix) [REVEALED]

31. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs. W&W – Crowd Control (3 Are Legend Remix) [SMASH THE HOUSE]

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mustakettleboil · 7 years ago

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Part 3 - 10 to 1

10. Future & Rihanna – Selfish: https://youtu.be/_JzGyMBms_M

Une nouvelle démonstration de l'hégémonie de Rihanna sur le RnB de 2017 (Beyonce who ?). Elle marie ici les notes les plus aiguës de son registre avec une basse tremblante en une invitation difficile à refuser. Seul bémol: on n'avait pas vraiment besoin de Future pour aimer le titre.

9. Camille – Seeds: https://youtu.be/Z0O4F0fZbD0

Le dernier album de Camille, Ouï, est toujours traversé de sa poésie abstraite qui en fait pour moi la source d’inspiration à peine voilée d'une Christine & The Queens. “Seeds” est un condensé de cette poése, douce supplique dont les mots se mélangent et deviennent plus rythme que sens, sans jamais perdre de leur pouvoir d'évocation.

8. Fergie & Nicki Minaj – You Already Know: https://youtu.be/-Ifnaxi2LQg

Certes, Fergie a fait un retour semi-raté, mais elle offre ici la rédemption à Nicki Minaj, dont l'année a été beaucoup trop chargée en featurings ridicules. “You Already Know” est diablement efficace en nous offrant ce qui se rapproche le plus de l'élégance pour ces deux artistes.

7. SZA – Drew Barrymore: https://youtu.be/dp45V_M4Akw

Un hommage à Drew Barrymore ? Hell Yeah ! Plus globalement, un hommage à un certain aspect des 90s, un sentiment d'insécurité, une forme de chaleur trouvée dans les bras d'un groupe d'amis.

6. Kehlani – Honey: https://youtu.be/_wVB6pfWwnE

Tous les ans, les artistes LGBT occupent une bonne place dans mes coups de cœur et 2017 ne fait pas exception. Ce titre de la jeune Kehlani se distingue par sa forme incroyablement mainstream, et c'est ce qui le rend puissant. L'épure musicale évoque un "Love Yourself" de Justin Bieber, et les paroles pourtant explicitement queer semblent couler de source pour chacun, au gré des roucoulades charmantes de cette chanteuse décidément à suivre.

5. Fever Ray – Red Trails: https://youtu.be/dSiLUKx3Mjs

Il fallait bien nous consoler de la séparation de The Knife, alors Fever Ray revient avec Plunge, un album politico-érotique qui s'éloigne beaucoup des contemplations éthérées de son premier opus solo. Je préfère l'ancienne recette, alors je succombe à ce titre noir et poétique, dont les violons lancinants évoquent la douleur que l'on doit ressentir en s'ouvrant les veines avec une paire de ciseaux émoussés (si si je vous assure, c’est beau !)

4. Lorde – Homemade Dynamite Remix: https://youtu.be/LONIThD7vO8

Je triche un peu, mais toutes les occasions pour remettre une dose de Lorde dans vos vies, surtout pour un remix qui inclut SZA (et Khalid, un garçon prometteur qui n'a néanmoins convaincu qu'à moitié en solo en première partie de la tournée Melodrama).

3. Alexandre Tharaud & Camélia Jordana – Septembre: https://youtu.be/M-8izi-sq5w

Si je suis tout à fait honnête, j'ai beau pouvoir réciter par cœur l'Aigle Noir, je dois avouer que je ne connais pas bien Barbara. Mais année après année, je découvre son répertoire au compte-goutte, au gré des hommages que lui rendent les artistes contemporains. Et en 2017, c'est cette reprise de "Septembre" qui m'est tombée dessus. Au fait, pourquoi on n'entend pas plus Camélia Jordana, la seule vraie réussite de la Nouvelle Star ?

2. SZA – Love Galore: https://youtu.be/hHXfCOjb3fk

SZA fait partie de ces artistes que j'aime d'autant plus que je les découvre en retard (alors qu'elle figurait sur l'album de Rihanna, ANTI, l'an dernier !). Oubliez "Sexual Healing", Love Galore est votre nouvel hymne à la sensualité libérée (vous êtes maintenant autorisé(e) à recoucher avec votre ex)

1. Lorde – Melodrama (album): https://youtu.be/H1Wevfw_Nxk

Melodrama, album de l'année. Rien n'y est à jeter, alors j'ai préféré attribuer une première place pour l’ensemble de l’album plutôt que consacrer 11 places sur les 31 de ce classement à la prodigieuse néozélandaise. Déjà experte du spleen adolescent, elle opère une transition à la fois profonde et naturelle dans les thèmes abordés comme dans les sonorités. "Writer in the Dark" séduit surtout par la fulgurance des images impressionnistes ("I'll love you 'til you call the cops on me "), là où "Liability" fonctionne de manière cinématographique. "Hard Feelings" et "The Louvre" reprennent en les noircissant certaines expérimentations sonores de Pure Heroine, et l'on se surprend toujours à vouloir danser l'histoire de ces jeunesses qui brûlent avec tant d'intensité. "Sober" est un autre moment de grâce sur cet album, une chanson qui par ses paroles pourrait tout avoir du "party anthem" dont les radios nous abreuvent constamment, mais nous prend à revers par une instru pop à la percussion épurée, retro, étonnamment efficace et... sobre.

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Band Lineup Announced For Fourth Annual Northern Invasion Saturday, May 12 & Sunday, May 13, 2018 in Somerset, WI; Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, A Perfect Circle, Alice In Chains, Breaking Benjamin, Stone Temple Pilots, The Used, I Prevail & Parkway Drive To Perform; All Tickets & Packages On Sale Now

Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, A Perfect Circle and Alice In Chains lead the incredible lineup for the fourth annual Northern Invasion, Saturday, May 12 and Sunday, May 13 at Somerset Amphitheater in Somerset, Wisconsin, just outside the Twin Cities.

Northern Invasion 2018 will be bigger and better than ever with over 12 hours of music per day from the biggest and best rock bands on three stages, as well as a top tier camping experience. TheNorthern Invasion Good Eats area includes food offerings from top regional and national restaurants and vendors.

The music lineup for Northern Invasion 2018 is as follows (subject to change): Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, A Perfect Circle, Alice In Chains, Breaking Benjamin, Stone Temple Pilots, The Used, Black Veil Brides, Asking Alexandria, I Prevail, Parkway Drive, Black Stone Cherry, Red Sun Rising, Andrew W.K., Atreyu, Anti-Flag, 10 Years, We Came As Romans, The Bronx, Dance Gavin Dance, Butcher Babies, Hawthorne Heights, New Years Day, Senses Fail, Stick To Your Guns, Miss May I, Like A Storm, The Fever 333, I See Stars, Wilson, Mutoid Man, Cane Hill, Black Foxxes, Counterfeit., The Blue Stones, Joyous Wolf, Spirit Animal, Stitched Up Heart, and Big Story.

Maynard James Keenan of Tool and A Perfect Circle said, “Looking forward to playing material from the new A Perfect Circle release at Northern Invasion. Bringing new songs to life in a live setting is always exciting.”

Dean DeLeo of Stone Temple Pilots commented, “Stone Temple Pilots are beyond thrilled to be playing Northern Invasion 2018. We are back! It’s going to be a killer weekend of great music--great fun.”

“We spent a lot of time listening to our loyal Invasion fan base over these last several months to create a lineup that celebrates some of the rock legends along with delivering on our reputation for inviting the hottest up-and-comers in the genre,” said Joe Litvag, Executive Producer of Northern Invasion. “Having heroes like Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, Alice In Chains, and Stone Temple Pilotsmatched with new sensations like Parkway Drive, Black Veil Brides, and Red Sun Rising, I think the fans will respond well. It’s going to be an unforgettable weekend!”

Northern Invasion General Admission and VIP tickets (including layaway options), as well as Hotel Packages and All-Inclusive Camping options, and Tent or RV Camping add-ons are on sale now athttp://northerninvasion.com/tickets.html. Fans are encouraged to buy early and save. New for Northern Invasion 2018: Each ticket price level has a limited number of tickets available, so attendees can save more by buying earlier. Ticket prices will automatically move to the next price level once a price allotment sells out. The layaway purchase option also allows fans to split the ticket cost into four monthly payments.

Current ticket pricing levels are as follows while supplies last:

Weekend VIP: $199.50 plus fees

Weekend General Admission: $99.50 plus fees

Monster Energy Weekend General Admission 4-Pack: $319.00 plus fees

Specially priced tickets for Northern Invasion will be available for active military through partner GovX (www.govx.com) while supplies last.

The Northern Invasion campgrounds will be open from Friday, May 11 through Monday, May 14. Festival doors open at 11:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

Northern Invasion is produced by AEG Presents and Danny Wimmer Presents and is part of the World's Loudest Month concert series, which features the biggest names in rock music performing in six U.S. events in distinct atmospheres during five consecutive weekends in April and May of 2018.

Northern Invasion is brought to you in part by Monster Energy.

Somerset Amphitheater has been a favorite Midwest music venue since the late '80s. Located on the Apple River and less than 40 minutes from the Twin Cities, for years it has served as a summer hub for music and camping for those from Minnesota, Wisconsin and beyond.

For more information on Northern Invasion, visit:

Website: www.NorthernInvasion.com

Facebook: @NorthernInvasionFest

Twitter: @northinvasion

Instagram: @northerninvasion

About AEG Presents: AEG Presents is one of the largest live music companies in the world. The company is dedicated to all aspects of live contemporary music performances, including producing and promoting global and regional concert tours, music events and world-renowned festivals. AEG Presents operates in North America, Europe and Asia through 16 regional offices that support its tours, which include such artists as Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry and Kenny Chesney; produces or supports over 25 music festivals, including the iconic Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival; and owns, manages or books more than 60 clubs and theaters. AEG Presents produces more than 8,000 shows annually worldwide and conducts business under such globally renowned brands as AEG Presents, Goldenvoice, Concerts West, Messina Touring Group, Marshall Arts LTD, and Madison House Presents.

www.aegpresents.com

About Danny Wimmer Presents: Since 1993, music industry veteran Danny Wimmer has been producing concerts and festivals, both large and small. In 2011, he formed Danny Wimmer Presents, which now produces several of the largest rock and alternative festivals in the U.S. By combining A-list talent with local cuisine and culture, DWP has become recognized within the industry for delivering the highest-quality entertainment experiences to fans, artists, sponsors, partners and host cities. DWP creates memorable and all-encompassing festival experiences, leaving both consumers and partners with lasting and meaningful impressions. DWP will continue to add new music festivals to its already stellar portfolio, which includes Rock On The Range, Monster Energy Aftershock, Monster Energy Welcome To Rockville, Monster Energy Carolina Rebellion, Louder Than Life, Bourbon & Beyond, Monster Energy Rock Allegiance, Chicago Open Air, and Northern Invasion, among others.

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#Northern Invasion #Danny Wimmer Presents #Ashton-Magnuson Media #Somerset Ampitheater #Monster Energy #AEG Presents

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Sienna Miller Swears by SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Serum

When it comes to deciphering whether or not a skincare product is actually any good, I fully understand how difficult it can be. Trying to work out exactly what claims should be taken seriously (and what should be written off as marketing gibberish) can prove frustrating to say the least. And when the skincare product in question already has a lot of buzz around it and comes with a hefty price tag, it’s all the more likely for confusion to hit fever pitch. Evidently, it seems this is exactly how a lot of people feel about SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Serum (£135). Used by celebrities such as Sienna Miller and Hailey Bieber and loved by skincare experts and beauty editors far and wide, this rather expensive skincare product has caused quite the commotion in the industry over the last few years. In fact, I’d go as far as to say that this little bottle of serum has been my most asked-about product by friends and colleagues. Photo: @WENDYROWE First of all, I’d like to address the price tag. Yes, it is incredibly expensive, and I would never claim that anyone needs to spend £135 on a serum. However, I must admit that it is an unbelievably great product. Containing an extremely potent blend of vitamin C, E and ferulic acid, this serum is widely considered one of the most efficacious antioxidant serums out there. It works to protect the skin from skin-damaging free radicals and helps brighten and reduce the appearance of existing pigmentation and fine lines. Honestly, out of the hundreds of skincare products I have tried in my time as a beauty editor, nothing helps my skin quite like SkinCeuticals’ C E Ferulic. But a word of warning: This isn’t your typical luxury product. Typically, spending £100+ on a skincare product might buy you a deeply nourishing La Mer face cream or a rich La Prairie eye cream, however, purchasing this serum isn’t going to give you an at-home spa experience. It’s clinical skincare that means business—it’s formulated to treat your skin above anything else and it doesn’t come decorated in luxe packaging with a fancy smell or texture. It looks basic, but the results are far from it. And personally, I think the results are what makes it such a hit among the A-list. It works to protect their skin from daily damage to ensure their complexions are at their most glowy day in and day out. Keep scrolling to discover which celebrities swear by this cult antioxidant serum, and then shop it for yourself. Photo: @WENDYROWE While Sienna’s complexion is virtually flawless, that doesn’t mean she doesn’t have to work for it. Speaking to The Telegraph, she said, “I see the facialist Una Brennan, who operates out of her living-room in Notting Hill in London—I call it Una’s Chambers. It’s a pretty intense experience: She uses freezing ice masks that make you feel as if your brain is going to fall out of the top of your head. You look wonderful afterwards, though. Una got me on to SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Serum and now I use it every day.” Photo: @HAILEYBIEBER Hailey recently took to her Instagram stories to reveal her current skincare lineup, including some products she’s been using for years. And what serum featured in her roundup? You guessed it. Alongside a picture of the SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Serum, she wrote, “this serum is a favorite of mine.” Photo: @TYRONMACHHAUSEN Besides the fact that it works to reduce signs of ageing and protect your skin from further damage, Jessica Chastain uses the serum to make her suncream work harder. Talking to Vogue , she said: “I read a while ago that if you put vitamin C on before sunscreen it makes the sunscreen more effective, so I do that. I like SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic. Just a couple of drops every day before sunscreen.” Photo: @BROOKESHIELDS At 54 years old, we’re totally blown away by the amazing condition of Brooke Shields skin, and she puts her anti-ageing luck down to SkinCeuticals’ C E Ferulic Serum. She told Redbook Redbook , “I’m obsessed with SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Serum. It’s packed with antioxidants and really brightens my skin, and since I began using it, I’ve noticed a difference in my fine lines.” Shop the Serum p C E Ferulic Serum (£135) Next up, these youth drops are so good they sell every 27 seconds, and I’m obsessed.

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dippedanddripped · 7 years ago

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3pm on June 29th, a raucous crowd of 150 young people had gathered at the corner of Surrey Street and the Strand in central London. Though few would have guessed it from their heavy-for-the-weather streetwear – down jackets, tracksuits, layered T-shirts, baseball caps and beanies – they were the cognoscenti. Although it was a full 17 hours before the official announcement, they knew that the shuttered shop front on this unremarkable block, situated between Somerset House and the Royal Courts of Justice, was where it was going to happen.

To most passers-by, it – the release of a collection of clothing made by two fashion brands working in collaboration – would have meant nothing. Yet to this excited cluster, the hundreds who would join them the following day, plus the thousands more who would line the streets (many having slept on them overnight) at similar pop-up launches in Tokyo, Paris, Los Angeles, Beijing, Sydney, Seoul and Miami, this event meant a great deal indeed. For they were about to witness the result of a union between the world’s most famous luxury brand, 163-year-old Louis Vuitton, and the world’s most famous streetwear brand, 23-year-old Supreme.

“This is pretty much uncharted territory,” said Martin Ologunja, 19 years old, from Hackney. “As a Supreme head, I was never expecting it to get into the high-fashion side. And I’ve got the utmost respect for LV.”

Richard Blackman, also 19, added that he had come because of a rumour on Instagram. He said: “I’m here for the culture of hype products. Supreme is a really nice fashion brand – a street brand – that most of us kids wear.”

Were they hoping to flip (resell, in street parlance)? “Absolutely!” said Alex Tarrant, 18: “I think the profits could be in the thousands.” Ologunja said, “One person said to me that resellers are the new drug dealers, but I don’t think so. I think resellers are the new art dealers.”

Just then, a bald and bearded American-accented man in a suit – a suit! – shouted for attention. We gathered around him. “Congratulations to you all,” he said. “You are the first! You made it! But the council and the police are adamant – nobody can loiter on the street, so if you do, there will be nothing happening here. There will be announcements on social media.” Slowly, and with some chagrin, we straggled down the pavement towards a Pret A Manger.

This curious scene was elegantly explained in economic terms by Adita Varavina-Grover, 18, who (exam results permitting) hopes to take up an offer to study at the London School of Economics this September. “The more limited the item is, the more stressed out people get. It’s like inelastic demand. Even if the price goes up the demand will always stay the same, because of all this hype.”

were already rumours (there always are), but that hype officially began in January during the Spring/Summer men’s fashion shows in Paris. Kim Jones, who has overseen the menswear designs at Louis Vuitton since 2011, invited me to preview his collection the day before his show at his sprawling studio in the former headquarters of the La Samaritaine department store. His main collection, the exclusively Louis Vuitton stuff, was beautiful: a New York-artist-inspired wardrobe of loose-cut clothes in cashmere, vicuña, silk and denim which referenced Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol among others.

This was advanced menswear for PhD-level aesthetes, requiring a certain connoisseurship – luxury masculine geekery – to read and relish it in full. Scattered within it, however, were items with a much more direct message: baseball shirts and work jackets in light Japanese denim on which was a grid of tufted shapes – the famous LV monogram pattern interspersed with the word “Supreme” in larger sans-serif letters. The same combination was on sneakers, backpacks, holdalls and a trove of other accessories that ran from bottle openers and pen-knives to handkerchiefs and badges. There were even trunks – Louis Vuitton’s original product – including one designed especially to hold a LVXSupreme patterned skateboard.

Ah, the irony of that skateboard! In 2000, Supreme released a skateboard deck upon which was decaled Vuitton’s monogram pattern, but with the LV replaced by an S. It was blatant and shameless logo abuse. Two weeks later, after Vuitton threatened a lawsuit, it was withdrawn. Now Vuitton – the Paris label positioned at the top-most point of the pyramid of the world’s largest luxury conglomerate – was working with a vaingloriously named unluxury New York upstart that it once rightfully accused of copyright infringement. How come?

It was chiefly down to Jones. “Michael Burke, the CEO of Louis Vuitton, called me up one day and said, ‘Do you know the people at Supreme, because I’m really interested in the brand and would like to talk to its founder’, who’s James Jebbia, whom I know. So I said ‘You can get his number off me if we can do a collaboration with them!’ And we sort of started from there.” Work on the collaboration, he said, had already been under way for over a year. “In this world where everyone wants the new, new, new, it’s nice to be able to throw in something that’s completely fresh…all I’m trying to do is create customer excitement and create things that I enjoy.”

At Louis Vuitton’s show the next morning the rapper Travis Scott took his seat on the front row wearing a T-shirt bearing the Supreme white-on-red box logo and the LV initials. David Beckham wasn’t wearing the collaboration – he opted for Louis Vuitton proper – but said that his kids were “really into” Supreme. Kate Moss fondly recalled that in the mid-1990s Supreme once appropriated and repurposed (in Supreme parlance, logo-flipped) a fashion campaign she’d done for Calvin Klein. “Later,” she added, “when they’d made loads of money they paid me to do an ad.”

Out came the collection. Around Jones’s core of refined raffishness, those Supreme pieces were strung like scarlet tinsel. Online, websites that specifically cater to “streetwear” – sports, work and military-attire-based fashion labels – exploded in rapture. The rumours were true! Their beloved anti-establishment upstart and the world’s most famous, establishment luxury brand were expecting! By June expectation had matured to fever pitch.

Supreme was created by James Jebbia, who moved from Britain to New York in the 1980s, after stints running a wholesale fashion store and working alongside Sean Stussy – streetwear’s equivalent to high fashion’s Coco Chanel – in the opening of a Stussy boutique.

As an explicitly skateboarding-inspired label, Supreme has long harnessed the sport’s image as a rebellious, artistic and sometimes illegal passion. Its own logo is strikingly similar to graphic elements and fonts in the work of artist Barbara Kruger – an inspiration Jebbia has acknowledged. The Louis Vuitton and Calvin Klein “logo-flips” are not Supreme’s only copyright infringements, but many of its collaborations are consensual.

These feed its retail operation – ten stores around the world plus a website selling goods with low production costs such as cotton T-shirts, maple skate decks and nylon jackets – which borrows much from high luxury’s business model. Each line is sold in strictly limited numbers. New goods are released in “drops” every Thursday, encouraging fans to queue every week to check out the new items before they disappear, perhaps for ever.

Justin Bieber has the LVxSupreme fever

That has created a community of fans – most of them young, along with others who wish they still were – who have defined themselves as a tribe while waiting in line. And the policy of enforced scarcity has enlarged further the community of Supreme-lovers by creating a frenzied secondary market within which the goods are traded and speculated upon.

For Louis Vuitton, the value of the collaboration lies in those kids. For Supreme, the sight of its street-rat logo on one of the world’s most venerable and iconic luxury products, a Louis Vuitton trunk, represents a stratospheric status upgrade – as if Banksy were hung in the Louvre. To have its co-branded products both manufactured and sold by Louis Vuitton – yet under Supreme-curated conditions of hype – is one in the eye for anyone who reckons it is an all-mouth-no-trousers brand for suggestible kids.

10am on Day One of the sale, a queue of about 600 people stretched down the Strand and along Surrey Street. Martin, Richard, Alex and Adita were all there. Running the queue for Louis Vuitton was security specialist Lex Showumni. “This is my first experience with Supreme. I was told it was going to be crazy, a lot of people pushing and shoving, but we haven’t experienced that so far.” The Supreme faithful have their own, slightly dubious, process of queue-management based on attendance and standing. It mostly works, but some people were unhappy: a trader had left the head of the queue to withdraw £12,000 from an ATM. He returned without the cash having lost his number 1 spot; eventually, after some animated discussion, he slipped back in near the front.

Each customer was admitted to the store for 15 minutes and allowed to buy six items. Successful trophy hunters included Ari Petrou, with a flipped T-shirt (around £400), that he was definitely keeping. Jeremy Wilson bagged a coveted red-logo baseball shirt (£730) that he planned to resell.

Within an hour, three main secondary exchanges had been set up outside the official store: one in the Pret A Manger, the other beneath a tree, and the third next to a municipal toilet. One dealer, who asked not to be named, explained that he had paid ten people a set fee to get early places in the queue and would give them a cut of the resale value of anything they could get their hands on. “It’s business!” he laughed. Wodges of cash were exchanged and stashed in newly acquired Louis Vuitton bags.

One of the trunks, priced at £40,000, remained unsold while I was there. A young dealer agonised about whether he should borrow the cash and risk everything on it. Perhaps fortunately, it was way out of Martin Ologunja’s league. He emerged, disconsolate, with nothing. “A lot of the ready-to-wear is gone. No T-shirts, no hoodies, they haven’t even got a lot of the collection. Apparently Tokyo is getting the red stuff this week and we are getting the black. There was pretty much nothing I wanted.”

Would he return? “Definitely! I’m coming every day. I’m not ready to swallow this. I’ll be back!”

#hype #hypebeast #supreme #hype economy #streetwear blog #fashion blog

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Christianity

The reality of sexual abuse hits home: A massive investigative report on sexual abuse in Southern Baptist Convention

Southern Baptists and the Scandal of Church Sexual Abuse

The Reality of Sexual Abuse Hits Home: What Happened? What Do We Do Now?

“Made in the holy image of God”—The One Specific Moment in Last Night’s State of the Union that Highlights Our Culture’s Vast Worldview Divide

Knowing Where We Stand: Washington Post Columnist Says Anyone Who Holds to Biblical Morality Is A Bigot–Calls for VP Pence to Resign

But the Things Revealed Belong to Us and to Our Children Forever

Is it possible to raise children without the notion of sin? Why a mere morality of harm isn’t sufficient

Half of Millennial Christians Say It’s Wrong to Evangelize

What Is Love?

How Contemporary Worship Music Is Shaping Us—for Better or Worse

Why Should We Disciple Younger Women?

Faithful for 50: God��s Glory in the Ministry of John MacArthur

5 Relationships to Cultivate As You Foster or Adopt (Part 5)

Are You A Woman of Kindness…Or A Nice Woman?

Singing Lies in Church

What Kind of Teacher Is Jesus?

The Four Biblical Marks of Corporate Worship

Play the Man You Are: Will Effeminacy Keep Anyone from Heaven?

Lord, Free Me from Pride: Three Ways to Escape Self-Importance

Did God Create Evil?

Teach Your Congregation to Sing

Here I Raise My Ebenezer: The Inspiration for ‘Come Thou Fount’

Resolving the Biblical and Experiential Tensions of Christian Hedonism

Can Hymns Be Saved from Extinction?

The Divine Mandate for Parents

Welcoming Children with Special Needs

Jesus’ “I Am” Statements: 7 Life Changing Truths

The Hidden Floodlight Ministry of the Holy Spirit

Sabbath Rest Is for Busy Moms, Too

Is My Boyfriend’s Porn a Marriage Deal-Breaker?

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Admitting Imperfections and Turning Them for Love

How to Pray When You Hate Your Job

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The Apostle Paul: A 5-Day Devotional

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Fifth Anniversary of the Debate Watched by Millions

An Exciting Update to the ESV Bible App for iOS

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Ariana Grande stole the Grammys spotlight without even showing up

Here are the winners of the 2019 Grammy Awards

The rise of the star-studded, Instagram-friendly evangelical church

Ellen Page calls out Chris Pratt’s “infamously anti-LGBTQ” church

Ariana Grande: thank u, next

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Spotify’s Podcast Aggregation Play

Spotify Reports Q4 and Full-Year 2018 Earnings

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Spotify Acquires Podcast Producer Gimlet Media and App Maker Anchor

In the Age of Instagram’s Travel Influencer, Your Pretty Home Is the Backdrop for Their Photoshoot

Why File Organization Matters

Meet Meg Donnelly, the voice of young Hollywood

8 Things You Need to Set Up Your Home Recording Studio

Three Chords and the Truth: Where Did Punk Music Come From?

Me Cookie Monster. Ask Me Anything.

New ‘Sesame Street’ Movie is a Musical That Gets Lost in New York

The Muppets Revival is Coming to Disney+ from Josh Gad and ‘Once Upon a Time’ Creators

Welcome to the Golden Age of TV’s Teen Sex Comedy

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Iconic Celebrities Pose With Their Younger Selves in a Wonderful Time Traveling Photoshop Series

How the Iconic ‘Friends’ Ross and Rachel Relationship Offered Hope to Believe in True Love Once Again

Hulu’s PEN15 is a wistful love letter to your middle school best friend

LaurDIY is the Queen of YouTube

Why Nostalgia For Video Games Is Uniquely Powerful

How Robert Smith’s Moods Dictated The Cure’s Sound

The Bold Horror of ‘The Dark Crystal’

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Captain Marvel's new website is a glorious '90s Geocities fever dream

How Justin Bieber's Fashion Line Came Together

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teddyryker-blog · 8 years ago

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why ur faves are problematic: edward ‘teddy’ ryker

• a horrible driver. has been arrested for speeding multiple times and has crashed his car like 7 times • spontaneously takes in stray animals (see: Bacon) • likes kale • has HORRIFIC tattoos (see: this post) • walks around shirtless all the time, complains that he’s cold, bumps the heating up until everyone is sweatin like they got a fever • says ‘a suh dude’ unironically • likes justin bieber • runs an anti-ravens twitter account • chaotic neutral • says his favourite movie is Inception when it’s actually lilo and stitch • can understand Italian but can’t speak a word of it himself • blows cigarette smoke in people’s faces • sleeps during class • has the ugliest laugh ever (see: this video) • listens to the same song exclusively on repeat until he gets sick of it • is actually a good cook but pretty much only eats ramen and chicken sandwiches • everything he eats has to have mustard on it. EVERYTHING. • highkey wants to date troye sivan and mentions this at any given opportunity • is an actual slut and will go all the way on the first date (’date’ being a subjective term in this scenario) • jaywalks a lot • lowkey cat person • obsessed with chipotle • follows kylie jenner on instagram • drinks straight vodka and wonders why he gets such bad hangovers

#{ᵗʰᵃᵗ ʳʸᵏᵉʳ ᵇᵒʸ}#car crash mention #food mention

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lindyhunt · 7 years ago

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In a World Embracing “Ageless Fashion,” Is 80 the New 20?

FASHION’s March issue is all about women who are in their element, from Big Little Lies’ Zoë Kravitz–who talks about embracing her natural beauty and surrounding herself with strong women in our cover story–to older women who continue to strive later in life. Below, Courtney Shea explores the current golden age of women’s golden years.

Mrs. Robinson didn’t have a first name. When the seminal ’60s movie The Graduate debuted in December 1967, the idea that Dustin Hoffman’s 21-year-old would refer to his older lover using anything other than a formal honorific was laughable. Just the notion that a man in his 20s might be interested in a woman almost twice his age was explosive enough to inspire the entire plot of an almost two-hour movie. “I think you’re the most attractive of all my parents’ friends,” Hoffman’s Ben tells Anne Bancroft’s “Mrs.” shortly before hopping into bed with her, further underscoring the idea that she was majorly hot—for a mom.

Fast-forward 50 years and the pairing of younger men and older women is barely worth an eyelash-bat: Heidi Klum (44) recently dated Vito Schnabel (31), who previously dated Demi Moore (55), who was once married to Ashton Kutcher (39). Madonna (59) apparently dumped her 26-year-old boyfriend to date a more mature 31-year-old last summer, around the same time that Kate Beckinsale (44) was photographed smooching a guy whose mom is reportedly younger than she is. True, the age difference between French president Emmanuel Macron (40) and his 64-year-old wife formed a major narrative during last summer’s election—but he won.

And it’s not just in the dating world where “women of a certain age” are enjoying some long overdue adulation. This past fall, 73-year-old Lauren Hutton became the oldest woman ever to appear on the cover of Vogue, around the same time that Allure announced its decision to ban the term “anti-aging” in its publication. “Whether we know it or not,” wrote editor-in-chief Michelle Lee, “[the term is] subtly reinforcing the message that aging is a condition we need to battle.” At the 2017 Emmy Awards, 14 of the 19 actresses nominated for leading roles were 40-plus (more than half were over 50), including Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman of Big Little Lies—a show that proves teenage Gossip Girls ain’t got nothing on Monterey moms.

Here in Canada, Atwood Mania is the new Bieber Fever, Shania Twain’s latest album debuted at the top of the Billboard charts and Céline Dion (a celebrity who, until recently, could have lost a cool-off against Barney the Dinosaur, has become the fashion world’s most unlikely It girl—make that It woman—just before her 50th birthday). Dion’s improbable ascent peaked last summer at Paris Fashion Week, where her street style wardrobe earned props from all the right peeps: Vogue gave her her own hashtag (#CelineTakesCouture). Drake even said he may get a tattoo of her, which is—let’s face it—the greatest stamp of approval this modern era has to offer. On the topic of tattoos, 83-year-old Judi Dench recently admitted to getting inked for the first time two years ago—block letters spelling out two words across her inner wrist: “Carpe Diem.”

Whereas in previous generations menopause may well have been an invitation to slip into a pair of house slippers and hunker down in front of The Price Is Right, today women in their so-called “third chapter” are, indeed, seizing the day. In 2016, 50-year-old tech entrepreneur Gina Pell coined the term “Perennial” to describe individuals of various ages linked by the desire to live in the present and keep up with trends and technology and the refusal to be defined by their birth year.

Nowhere is this so-called “generational blurring” more visible than in the style realm, where so-called “ageless fashion” has become both a movement (the rejecting of the notion that individuals must follow fashion rules in accordance with their age) and an important marketing insight, considering the buying power of both young and old.

“It used to be that women kind of aged out of mainstream fashion,” says Susie Sheffman, a creative director and stylist based in Toronto. Born at the tail end of the boomer generation, she says it makes sense to see her age group throwing out the rule book: “We burned our bras, we were the youthquake of the ’60s.” At 58, Sheffman will often find herself gravitating to the same clothing as her 25-year-old daughter (though they wear their pieces differently), and when she pulls looks for models and clients, she rarely thinks in terms of age-appropriate. She recently posed for a magazine shot in a jean miniskirt and a hoodie. “It’s hard to imagine my mom in something similar.”

I can remember my own mom telling me that after a certain age, a woman in jeans looked a little bit desperate. Mind you, she said that 20 years ago—before major fashion campaigns featured the likes of Joni Mitchell (74), Joan Didion (83) and Iris Apfel (96) for Saint Laurent, Céline and Kate Spade respectively; before hipster fashion grannies were among the hottest Instagram influencers; and before 20-somethings like Ariana Grande and Cara Delevingne started sporting grey hair—on purpose. The result is a Wild West where the old rules don’t apply. “It’s funny, because I think there are some women who wish some of the rules would come back,” says Sheffman, speaking of formerly tried-and-true guidelines, like your shoes should match your purse or your age should match your hemline. “There’s a lot of confusion out there. Women are afraid to make costly mistakes, and rules can help—but, sorry, those days are over.” So there’s a lot of pressure.

It’s easy to see why a mature woman might be all too happy to throw on a pair of Vans if that means maintaining her status as a valuable member of society. But she shouldn’t have to.

It’s no wonder that women have been so eager to enjoy an extended juvenescence given the alternative. The “Invisible Women Syndrome” describes the social phenomenon in which females over 40 often feel completely unnoticed—to not only the lewd catcallers at construction sites but also potential employers, suitors, store clerks and society in general. Preternaturally gorgeous 73-year-old Vogue cover models notwithstanding, women continue to experience appearance-based judgment and ageism at rates that vastly outpace their male counterparts. Maybe you saw the American presidential race, where, at 68, Hillary Clinton was often slagged as a potential “Granny in Chief” (her routine bout with pneumonia was covered as if she’d contracted the plague), while Donald Trump’s age—70—never came up. In this context, it’s easy to see why a mature woman might be all too happy to throw on a pair of Vans if that means maintaining her status as a valuable member of society. But she shouldn’t have to.

And here’s where the whole age-free ethos falls apart a bit. Because, sure, 50 is the new 30, Big Little Lies is the new Pretty Little Liars and so on, but what are we actually celebrating when we applaud older women for cheating time? “Anti-aging” may be out, but the related industry is booming—it’s expected to be valued at $269.25 billion by 2021. Which is an ironic but also a direct and totally logical consequence of a culture touting old as “the new young.”

People recently shared the backstory behind Queen Céline’s sartorial transformation: Inspired by the red carpet looks of Zendaya, she hired the actress/singer’s stylist to retool her look. So after a decades-spanning, chart-topping career, Dion was finally deemed “cool” by patterning herself after a woman who was a year old when Titanic came out. Which is not a bad thing—let’s not forget what it is we’re assigning value to when we praise older women.

Inspired by the red carpet looks of Zendaya, Céline Dion hired the actress/singer’s stylist to retool her look. So after a decades-spanning, chart-topping career, Dion was finally deemed “cool” by patterning herself after a woman who was a year old when Titanic came out.

In The Graduate, what was so great about Elaine, Mrs. Robinson’s 19-year-old daughter whom Ben ultimately runs off with? Sure, she was pretty, but Mrs. Robinson was ridiculously sexy. Emotionally damaged, maybe, but let’s just put that down to a repressive society. I’m pretty sure that today Ben would have chosen the older model. And he would have called her “Barb.”

We all want to slay our goals, revel in success at work and at home and feel comfortable in our own skin…to truly be in our element. But that looks different, depending on where you are in life. Click here to see what being in one’s element looks like for women of all ages.

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caveatauditor · 7 years ago

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Best albums and singles of 2017

Thanks to all my friends in real life and on social media who recommended so much of the wonderful music below; hopefully this list will repay a favor or two.

Albums

IU, Palette

Playboi Carti, Playboi Carti

Kendrick Lamar, Damn

SZA, Ctrl

Lorde, Melodrama

Syd, Fin

Migos, Culture

Chino Amobi, Paradiso

Charly Bliss, Guppy

Japanese Breakfast, Soft Sounds from Another Planet

Khalid, American Teen

Princess Nokia, 1992 Deluxe

Paramore, After Laughter

Lee Hyori, Black

Jens Lekman, Life Will See You Now

Julien Baker, Turn Out the Lights

The Killers, Wonderful Wonderful

Physically Sick

Kelela, Take Me Apart

Taylor Swift, Reputation

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Talk Tight

New Pornographers, Whiteout Conditions

Lovelyz, R U Ready?

Terror Jr., Bop City 2: TerroRising

Club Chai, Vol. 1

Fifty Shades Darker

Vektroid, Seed & Synthetic Earth

Spoek Mathambo, Mzansi Beat Code

88glam, 88glam

YBN Nahmir, Believe in the Glo

Charlie Worsham, Beginning of Things

Alex Lahey, I Love You Like a Brother

Brockhampton, Saturation 2

Jlin, Black Origami

St. Vincent, Masseduction

Lil Uzi Vert, Luv is Rage 2

Higher Brothers, Black Cab

Arto Lindsay, Cuidado Madame

Fever Ray, Plunge

Vince Staples, Big Fish Theory

Amine, Good For You

Waxahatchee, Out in the Storm

Astro, Dream, Pt. 1

Jay-Z, 4:44

Miguel, War & Leisure

Ashik Reza, Pashani Priya

Ignito, Gaia

Young Thug, Beautiful Thugger Girls

2 Chainz, Pretty Girls Like Trap Music

Relax World, Beautiful Sound: Anti-Aging Healing

New Anime Nation, Vol. 12

Red Velvet, Perfect Velvet

Workout Motivation 2017

Sunny Sweeney, Trophy

Wizkid, Sounds from the Other Side

EXO, The War

Galantis, The Aviary

BTS, Love Yourself: Her

Sia, Everyday Is Christmas

Cnblue, 7.Cn

Psych 101

Cardi B, Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 2

Echosmith, An Echosmith Christmas

Who’s Afraid of 138?!: Top 15 2017-08

J.I.D., The Never Story

Rich the Kid, Famous Dex & Jay Critch, Rich Forever 3

Hardcore Workout Vol. 3

Kodak Black, Painting Pictures

Singles

Red Velvet, “Red Flavor”

The Killers, “The Man”

Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee & Justin Bieber, “Despacito Remix”

Keith Ape & Ski Mask the Slump God, “Achoo”

Twice, “Likey”

Seventeen, “Clap”

Mostack, “Let It Ring”

Bali Baby, “Pretty”

Bhad Bhabie, “I Got It”

Lil Yachty, “Bring It Back”

#albums #2017 #best of 2017 #lists

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staypop · 8 years ago

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Grammy Awards 2017: Os 10 melhores e piores momentos na premiação

Ontem, como você já deve saber, ocorreu a cerimônia do 59º Grammy Awards, principal premiação musical norte-americana. Compensando o tédio que foi ano passado, neste ano o evento contou com Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Adele e outros artistas interessantes.

Tendo Beyoncé, Rihanna e Drake respectivamente liderando nas indicações, a premiação foi indiscutivelmente sobre Adele. A cantora britânica, que nunca perdeu em nenhuma categoria que concorreu há cinco anos, fez história.

Adele venceu 'Canção do Ano', 'Gravação do Ano' e 'Álbum do Ano', por "Hello" e '25'. Com o feito, ela se igualou a Taylor Swift como as únicas artistas femininas com dois prêmios de melhor álbum, além de ter se tornado a primeira na história que conquistou os três prêmios principais (na mesma noite) duas vezes.

Você pode conferir a lista completa com os vencedores aqui e com as apresentações aqui. Agora vamos ao que interessa!

1. A família Carter-Knowles

Como Beyoncé colecionava o maior número de indicações e poderia bater vários recordes durante o evento, a família Knowles-Carter-Lawson inteira compareceu ao evento. E praticamente todo mundo concorria!

Enquanto a cantora acumulava nove indicações por 'Lemonade, álbum e filme, além de seus singles, JAY Z competia por sua participação em "Pop Style" do Drake e Solange competia (e venceu!) com seu primeiro Grammy por "Cranes in the Sky". Destaque tamb��m para a pequena Blue Ivy vestida de Prince.

E para completar, Beyoncé reuniu três gerações (Tina, Blue e ela) no palco em uma performance sensacional de "Love Drought" e "Sandcastles" que contou com projeções, uma decoração magnífica e muita coreografia.

2. David Bowie reconhecido depois que morreu

David Bowie terminou a premiação empatado com Adele no número de vítórias, com cada um recebendo cinco prêmios. Tudo seria muito maravilhoso se não lembrarmos do fato que, durante sua vida, o cantor só venceu um Grammy pelo videoclipe de "Jazzin' for Blue Jean".

O "Camaleão do Rock" também foi ignorado na categoria de 'Álbum do Ano' pelo álbum 'Blackstar', o que surpreendeu inclusive a mídia. Nesta categoria concorriam Beyoncé, Adele, Justin Bieber, Drake e Sturgill Simpson.

3. Anti completamente ignorado

Rihanna pode se importar muito com premiações, mas nós ficamos bastante chateados com o álbum 'Anti' completamente ignorado pela academia.

Concorrendo em oito categorias, incluindo 'Melhor Álbum Urban Contemporâneo' e 'Canção do Ano', a cantora não venceu nenhuma das suas oito indicações. Ela inclusive empatou um recorde que pertencia apenas à Kanye West.

4. Tributos à diversos artistas

Todo ano o Grammy Awards, assim como outras premiações, homenageia artistas que já faleceram, assim como alguns que ainda estão em atividade. E diferente do ano passado onde não tivemos nada muito impressionante, em 2017 os tributos foram de aplaudir em pé.

Tivemos Demi Lovato, Tori Kelly, Little Big Town e Andra May interpretando "Stayin' Alive", "Tragedy", "How Deep is Your Love" e "Night Fever" na frente do Bee Gees, Adele emocionando ao cantar "Fastlove" em homenagem ao George Michael, Bruno Mars e The Time encarnando o próprio Prince no palco, Pentatonix fazendo uma saudação ao The Jackson 5 com "ABC", e por fim John Legend entoando "God Only Knows" relembrando os demais artistas que morreram ano passado.

5. Rihanna bêbada

Com exceção de quando é uma das atrações no palco, Rihanna não dá a mínima para premiações. Ela chega atrasada, sorri pra todo mundo e (na maioria das vezes) bebe bastante. Desta vez não foi diferente.

A cantora veio acompanhada de sua assistente e fotógrafa, levou o próprio frasco com bebida e tava muito alegrinha na plateia. Rendendo várias GIFs. Tiveram até os momentos onde ela mandou beijo para Beyoncé, ficou animada com a amiga Katy perry e perguntou o que a Lady Gaga tinha tomada durante sua apresentação com o Metallica.

6. Adele muito fã

É incrível como, mesmo sendo uma das artistas mais aclamadas na atualidade, Adele ainda age como se tudo que acontece com ela fosse uma grande novidade.

A cantora se emocionou tanto no tributo à George Michael que mandou uma palavrão e pediu para começar de novo quando desafinou. Ela ainda ficou chocada com os elogios de Celine Dion e agradeceu à Beyoncé diversas vezes em seus discursos de vitória. No último prêmio, no qual ainda vamos falar, ela inclusive partiu seu gramofone ao meio!

7. Artistas ativistas

Particularmente, eu esperava que mais artistas fossem se posicionar sobre a atual situação política dos EUA na premiação, mas não foi bem assim. Ainda bem que os que fizeram, fizeram direito.

Katy Perry e Skip Marley mostraram que realmente não estão preocupados com o (possível) boicote ao novo single "Chained to the Rhythm". A cantora se apresentou em um cenário móvel, cheio de projeções, em forma de uma casa e uma cerca. A apresentação foi uma clara alusão ao famigerado muro que o presidente Trump planeja construir e ainda foi encerrada com uma mensagem "WE THE PEOPLE".

Quem também fez barulho no Grammys foi A Tribe Called Quest, que se apresentou com Busta Rhymes e Anderson Paak. Além de várias mensagens de empoderamento, ainda teve o Busta chamando Donald Trump de "President Agent Orange", em referência ao seu bronzeado alaranjado.

8. Chance The Rapper

Chance The Rapper foi um dos grandes destaque na premiação por diversos motivos, além do simples fato dele ser um rapper incrível.

O artista independente de Chicago venceu em três categorias, incluindo 'Melhor Álbum de Rap' por sua mixtape 'Coloring Book', disponível apenas em plataformas de streaming, e 'Artista Revelação', sendo o primeiro rapper vencedor desta categoria desde 1999 (Lauryn Hill). Ele recebeu até uma mensagem do Drake!

Por fim, Chancellor reuniu Kirk Franklin, Francis and the Lights e Tamela Mann no palco para uma apresentação que mais parecia uma pregação religiosa ao som de "How Great" e "All We Got".

9. Humor negro de Katy Perry

Apesar de estar em nossos melhores momentos, Katy Perry também deu um jeito de ir parar nos piores por conta de um comentário bem sem graça.

Durante uma entrevista no tapete vermelho, a cantora foi questionada sobre seu novo visual, loiro, e respondeu que antes disso havia experimentado todas as outras cores. Perry não parou por aí e disse que só faltou "raspar a cabeça", mas que ainda não teve "um colapso nervoso".

A piada (de mal gosto!) foi uma alusão ao incidente com Britney Spears que ocorreu exatamente há 10 anos atrás. O momento teria até passado despercebido se não fosse a terceira vez que Katy Perry tira sarro sobre isso.

10. Beyoncé é derrotada mais uma vez

O que parecia impossível de se repetir, aconteceu! Contrariando o favoritismo apontado pela crítica especializada, que declarou 'Lemonade' o melhor álbum de 2016, Adele foi a vencedora na categoria 'Álbum do Ano', repetindo a situação que ocorreu três anos atrás, quando 'Morning Phase' do Beck "superou" o autointitulado 'Beyoncé'.

O ocorrido reabre uma discussão que já vem sendo levantada por artistas como Kanye West e Frank Ocean, que denunciam a forma como artistas negros são tratados em premiações como Grammy.

Nomes como Beyoncé, Jay Z e o próprio Kanye West são alguns dos recordistas em prêmios e indicações no Grammy Awards, o que seria algo muito bom se não denunciasse uma estatística preocupante. Somados, os três artistas possuem 63 vitórias (dentre 190 indicaçoes), no entanto, apenas um foi em uma categoria principal, quando Beyoncé levou 'Canção do Ano' por "Single Ladies".

Outro dado alarmante é que há quase uma década um artista negro não vence a categoria de 'Álbum do Ano', além de tais artistas terem perdido mesmo sendo os favoritos nos últimos cinco anos.

Muita gente pode não acreditar em privilégio ou pensar que as pessoas estão apenas torcendo o nariz porque não aceitam ver Beyoncé perder, mas quando a própria Adele, vencedora dos três prêmios principais, os recusa por acreditar que "Formation" e 'Lemonade' mereciam mais, eu não sei mais como podemos argumentar.

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Prevage Review: Don’t Buy Before You Read This!

What is it?

Prevage is a topical skin cream that is designed to provide daily facial care, moisturization, and nourishment. Their advertising claims that Prevage helps fight against environmental damage and the damaging effects of free radicals. They also say that within a week users will look younger, healthier, and shinier, with more even skin tone and texture.

Our panel of health, wellness, and beauty experts has decided that the most effective option for the majority of consumers is Kremotex. Kremotex is a powerful moisturizer that also works to improve overall skin health at every level. Click here to see what Kremotex’s process is.

Do You Know the Best Anti-Aging Creams of 2016?

Prevage Ingredients and Side Effects

Oddly, Prevage does not publish their complete ingredients list online. In this day and age of information technology the vast majority of reputable brands make their entire ingredients list – both active and inactive ingredients – available to the public.

Quality products do this because they benefit from ease of comparison to inferior competitors. It raises serious questions about what is – and what isn’t – included in Prevage’s blend.

Information gathered from their website and from several independent reviewers concludes that Prevage contains at least these six ingredients:

Idebenone Ester Lipochroman-6 Green Tea Extract Soy Ferulate C

Idebenone Ester: This is the main ingredient that Prevage highlights on their website, calling it the most antioxidant rich substance on the planet.

There is no clinical data to back that claim up, and it is largely a question of dosage more than anything. It is also thought to be high in vitamin C, vitamin E, and coenzyme Q10, which are all basic chemicals that are relevant to the body’s skin care process.

The lack of third party data about idebenone also means that we have very little information about possible side effects, drug interactions, or long-term consequences of regular usage. As of now there is no data that suggests that it may be hazardous, however there is also no data that proves it’s safe.

Lipochroman-6: A newly synthesized chemical that has antioxidant properties and acts as a fatty acid, both of which can have benefits for the skin.

Antioxidants are important because they fight the free radicals that destroy cell walls and lead to sagging dull skin. Fatty acids are useful as a smoothing agent and, though they don’t have any real medicinal or therapeutic value, they can be helpful in skin car blends.

There is very little information about exactly how potent lipochroman-6 is in either of those capacities, or about its long-term safety. As of now there have been no side effects associated with its use that have been reported.

Green Tea Extract: Derivatives of the common plant that’s used to make beverages, food products, and personal care items. Green tea is also high in antioxidants and polyphenols, though most of its benefits have been shown to come when ingested rather than when applied topically.

Green tea has been used in some home remedies for a wide variety of conditions, however the only application that it has been proven effective for is genital warts. There can be some serious consequences related to overconsumption of green tea, however it is thought to be safe when applied to the skin.

Soy Ferulate C: An extract from the soybean that has been synthesized with vitamin C. As mentioned, vitamin C is one of the basic nutrients needed for skin health, however less is known about the impact of soy extracts.

There has been some study that soy isoflavones can have a beneficial impact on skin elasticity, however that research is still in its infancy. There are some concerns that those isoflavones are phytoestrogens that can have the same effect on the body as estrogen supplements, which are controversial to say the least.

Soy is one of the more common food allergies in the world, and those individuals with soy sensitivities will want to avoid Prevage. It may also potentially be linked to conditions such as

Constipation

Nausea

Diabetes complications

Abnormal uterine tissue growth

Elevated cancer risk

Soy is not recommended for children or pregnant or breast feeding women. It should also be avoided by anyone with preexisting kidney, thyroid or asthma issues, as well as those with milk and hay fever sensitivities.

Follow this link to see which skin care products tested the highest in our experts’ ongoing series of clinical trials.

EDITOR’S TIP: Combine this product with a proven anti-aging cream such as Kremotex for better results.

Prevage Quality of Ingredients

It was very difficult for our team of experts to assess the overall quality of Prevage for several reasons. One is that without the full ingredients list it is impossible to know if there is anything in their blend like denatured alcohol or sodium hydroxide that are commonly used to trick consumers into thinking that products are working when in fact they do more damage in the long-term than good.

For that alone our experts would probably not recommend Prevage, however they had some issues with other aspects of their product as well. One was the massively untested nature of most of their ingredients. Long-term studies need to be done to determine the safety and effectiveness of all of these new chemicals, especially given that this is supposed to be an every day product.

Another problem that they had was that there is very little in Prevage that helps with collagen production, cellular function, or other core skin health issues beyond just basic vitamins and nutrients. Vitamin C is crucial for skin care, but it’s also available in nearly every over the counter lotion, moisturizer, and skin cream on the market that’s even moderately effective.

Follow this link to learned which skin care products tested the highest for improving the skin’s tensile strength and resiliency.

The Price and Quality of Prevage

Prevage is available through their home website and a number of other online retailers. The price can vary somewhat, depending on the source, but no matter where you find it Prevage is amongst the most expensive skin care products on the market today. This was the most common price for Prevage online:

1, 1.7 oz tube of Elizabeth Arden Prevage daily serum: $162.00

It is surprising that a product this expensive utilizes active ingredients that are as effective as the $10 cream from a corner store, but less reliable. Our readers are encouraged to compare prices and ingredients, as there are certainly better values out there than Prevage.

For more information about the skin care products that were the best at increasing collagen production, cellular action, and overall dermal wellness, click here.

Business of Prevage

Prevage is manufactured by cosmetics giant Elizabeth Arden. They can be reached through these channels:

Phone Number: (855) 289-6405

Address: 309 South St

New Providence, NJ 07974-2110

Email: Elizabeth Arden does not make an email address public, however they do have a customer feedback form on their website for all electronic communications.

It should be noted that Elizabeth Arden has an “F” rating with the BBB, due mainly to the high volume of formal complaints that they’ve received that have gone unaddressed by the company. They have also been the target of multiple lawsuits recently alleging unauthorized use of ingredients, misleading advertising, and trying to cheat pop star Britney Spears out of $10 million dollars of earnings from her fragrance line. They are also the company that is responsible for Justin Bieber brand fragrances.

The top brands of over the counter skin care products can be compared against one another by following this link.

EDITOR’S TIP: For the best results, our experts recommend using anti-aging creams for at least 3 months. Save your money by buying a few bottles at once.

Customer Opinions of Prevage

The Elizabeth Arden brand has its supporters, however many people that have tried Prevage recently have posted comments similar to these:

“Stinky and crusty, and didn’t really work – oh, and don’t get it in your eyes! Ouch!”

“Don’t waste your money. I used Prevage for about a week with no results, then I started breaking out. Now I’m back to my original face cream but I’m $160 poorer.”

Most of the complaints were about the fact that the product did not live up to its price or advertising claims, however there were also quite a few criticisms of the smell and texture of the cream. A number of reports online indicate that there may be unauthorized sellers distributing products under this brand name, and users are cautioned to beware of disreputable dealers.

Click here to see how all of the biggest brands of skin care products fared under the scrutiny of our third party evaluators.

Conclusion – Does Prevage Work?

After reviewing all of the relevant information that our panel of experts had access to, their conclusion was that Prevage will generally be a mildly effective, though vastly overpriced, skin care product.

Its effects will not be as noticeable as other products that use more collagen boosting agents or impact core cellular health, however it seems to be mostly safe. That said, without the full ingredients panel it is impossible to say this for sure.

Our team ultimately does not recommend Prevage because of how easy it is to find a superior product that is more forthcoming about their ingredients that costs less money.

The skin cream that they do recommend for most users is Kremotex. Kremotex is an apple stem cell based daily care product that also fights inflammation and boosts elastin production. Click here to see all of the benefits that Kremotex can have for users’ skin.

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Northern Invasion Daily Band Lineups Announced For Fourth Annual Festival/ Saturday, May 12 & Sunday, May 13, 2018 Featuring Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, A Perfect Circle, Alice In Chains & Many More/ Single Day Tickets On Sale Now!

The daily band lineups have been announced for the fourth annual Northern Invasion, Saturday, May 12 and Sunday, May 13 at Somerset Amphitheater in Somerset, WI, and tickets are on sale now at www.NorthernInvasion.com.

Northern Invasion 2018 will be bigger and better than ever with over 12 hours of music per day from the biggest and best rock bands on three stages—headlined by Tool and Avenged Sevenfold--as well as a top tier camping experience. The Northern Invasion Good Eats area includes food offerings from top regional and national restaurants and vendors.

The daily band lineup (subject to change) for Northern Invasion is as follows:

Saturday, May 12: Avenged Sevenfold, A Perfect Circle, Breaking Benjamin, I Prevail, Parkway Drive, Black Stone Cherry, Atreyu, We Came As Romans, Butcher Babies, The Bronx, New Years Day, Miss May I, Senses Fail, Stick To Your Guns, The Fever 333, Cane Hill, Counterfeit, Wilson, Black Foxxes, Big Story

Sunday, May 13: Tool, Alice In Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, The Used, Black Veil Brides, Asking Alexandria, Andrew W.K., Anti-Flag, Hawthorne Heights, Red Sun Rising, Dance Gavin Dance, 10 Years, Like A Storm, I See Stars, The Blue Stones, Mutoid Man, Stitched Up Heart, Spirit Animal, Joyous Wolf

Northern Invasion General Admission and VIP tickets (including layaway options), as well as Hotel Packages and All-Inclusive Camping options and Tent or RV Camping add-ons, are on sale now athttp://northerninvasion.com/tickets.html. Fans are encouraged to buy early and save. Each ticket price level has a limited number of tickets available, so attendees can save more by buying earlier. Ticket prices will automatically move to the next price level once a price allotment sells out. The layaway purchase option—available through February 15--also allows fans to split the ticket cost into three monthly payments.

Current ticket pricing levels are as follows while supplies last:

Weekend VIP: $250.00 plus fees (Phase 4)

Weekend General Admission: $109.50 plus fees (Phase 2)

Monster Energy Weekend General Admission 4-Pack: $399.00 plus fees (Phase 2)

Military Weekend General Admission (via GovX): $99.50 plus fees (Phase 4)

Single Day General Admission: $60.00 plus fees (Phase 1)

The Northern Invasion campgrounds will be open from Friday, May 11 through Monday, May 14. Festival doors open at 11:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

Northern Invasion is brought to you in part by Monster Energy.

For more information on Northern Invasion, visit:

Website: www.NorthernInvasion.com

Facebook: @NorthernInvasionFest

Twitter: @northinvasion

Instagram: @northerninvasion

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Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, Alice In Chains, A Perfect Circle Godsmack, Stone Sour, Breaking Benjamin & Stone Temple Pilots Lead Lineup For 12th Annual Rock On The Range May 18, 19 & 20 At MAPFRE Stadium In Columbus, Ohio

The 12th annual Rock On The Range returns to MAPFRE Stadium in Columbus, OH Friday, May 18, Saturday, May 19 and Sunday, May 20 with its most power-packed lineup to date. America’s largest and most acclaimed rock festival features nearly 60 bands on three stages, led by Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, and Alice In Chains, also featuring Godsmack, A Perfect Circle, Stone Sour, Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Stone Temple Pilots, Machine Gun Kelly, The Used, Bullet For My Valentine, Black Veil Brides, and many more. Many of the biggest names in rock will be joined by some of rock’s most exciting up-and-coming talent such as Greta Van Fleet, Code Orange, Power Trip, and New Years Day.

Rock On The Range also showcases rock’s favorite comedians in the ROTR Rolling Rock Comedy Tent, and the festival includes various onsite experiences during the three-day weekend. The comedy lineup will be announced in early 2018. Rock On The Range continues to grow year after year and draws attendees from around the world. 2017 was the festival’s biggest year to date with a crowd of 135,000 in attendance; tickets sold out just a month after going sale, marking the festival’s fifth consecutive advance sell-out.

Rock On The Range General Admission and VIP tickets (including layaway options), as well as Hotel and Camping Packages, are on sale now at www.RockOnTheRange.com. Fans are encouraged to buy early and save. Each ticket price level has a limited number of tickets available, so attendees can save more by buying earlier. Ticket prices will automatically move to the next price level once an allotment sells out. The ROTR layaway option also allows purchasers to split the ticket cost into four monthly payments.

M. Shadows of Avenged Sevenfold said, "Rock On The Range is the undisputed champion of American rock festivals. The team over there has done an incredible job of curating a potent mix of all the types of rock ’n roll that any fan could ask for. It’s an honor to play at the top of the bill, and we cannot wait to see everyone in May.”

“We are looking forward to returning to Rock On The Range as a headliner this year and rocking out with all of you. Bring It!” said Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains.

“Following last year's amazing festival we knew we had to deliver. We have one of the only shows from Tool in 2018, a band the Rangers have been wanting for years -- and also having A Perfect Circle on the same festival is something special. Adding Avenged Sevenfold, Alice In Chains, Godsmack, and the special returns of Stone Sour and Stone Temple Pilots only builds on that excitement. We can’t wait for May,” said Gary Spivack, Executive Producer for Rock On The Range.

The current music lineup for Rock On The Range 2018 is as follows: Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, Alice In Chains, Godsmack, A Perfect Circle, Stone Sour, Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Stone Temple Pilots, Machine Gun Kelly, Bullet For My Valentine, The Used, Tech N9ne, Underoath, BABYMETAL, Black Veil Brides, Asking Alexandria, I Prevail, Greta Van Fleet, Yelawolf, Trivium, Body Count, Quicksand, Red Sun Rising, Baroness, Andrew W.K., Atreyu, Anti-Flag, We Came As Romans, The Bronx, 10 Years, Senses Fail, New Years Day, Emmure, Hawthorne Heights, Turnstile, Miss May I, Code Orange, Power Trip, Dance Gavin Dance, Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown, Stick To Your Guns, Wilson, From Ashes To New, Black Foxxes, Like A Storm, Shaman’s Harvest, While She Sleeps, The Fever 333, I See Stars, Mutoid Man, My Ticket Home, Cane Hill, Joyous Wolf, Stitched Up Heart, Them Evils, Spirit Animal, Like Moths To Flames and Shim.

Current ticket pricing levels are as follows while supplies last:

Weekend Field VIP – $349.50 plus fees

Weekend Field GA – $299.50 plus fees

Weekend Stadium GA – $149.50 plus fees

The following Premier Hotel and Camping Packages are also available for purchase while supplies last:

Premier Hotel Packages: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond Packages

Camping: Uber Ranger Glamping Package

The Diehard Ranger, Ultimate Ranger, and Xtreme Ranger premier packages, as well as the basic GA Camping packages, are currently SOLD OUT.

Specially priced tickets for Rock On The Range will be available for active military through ROTR partner GovX (www.govx.com) while supplies last.

Rock On The Range is produced by AEG Presents and Danny Wimmer Presents.

Rock On The Range is brought to you in part by Monster Energy.

Website: www.RockOnTheRange.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/rockontherange

Twitter: www.twitter.com/rockontherange

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