#musilac music festival

[domlovescolson]

📌: Musilac Music Festival

📸: Tom Pallant

[chrisryanspeaks]

Justice Releases Futuristic “Generator” Music Video

The renowned French electronic pair, Justice, has unveiled a daring new video for "Generator," a track from their eagerly awaited album Hyperdrama, scheduled for release on April 26th through Ed Banger Records and Because Music. This video merges the concepts of human and machine, showcasing an intimate encounter between two robot-like beings, perfectly matching the song's fusion of disco and hardcore techno elements. As these robots peel away their layers to reveal their internal mechanics, Justice, alongside director Léa Ceheivi, delves into the exploration of sexuality in the digital era. "The idea was to echo a 2000s-era phenomenon like a sextape, but with a modern twist—capturing its raw aesthetic and unpredictability. So, in our narrative, AI robots too experience sex and the 'little death' of orgasm," shared Ceheivi. The official video can be viewed below: "Generator" was released alongside "One Night/All Night (starring Tame Impala)" last month, marking the announcement of "Hyperdrama," their first collection of new work in eight years. The release of "One Night/All Night" quickly demonstrated the strong demand for new Justice material, securing the top position on KCRW for two consecutive weeks and the #8 slot on Spotify’s Top Song Debut US chart. Furthermore, Justice is set to headline this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, introducing their new live performance setup for the first time. The festival is just one highlight in a year filled with scheduled performances, with more dates expected to be announced. For a complete list of tour dates, see below: April 12th: Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Indio, CA April 19th: Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Indio, CA April 23rd: Auditorio Citibanamex, Monterrey, Mexico April 25: Akron Satdium Esplanade, Zapopan, Mexico April 27th: Festival Vaivén, Tehuixtla, Mexico May 30th: Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain June 1st: We Love Green, Paris, France June 7th: Primavera Porto, Porto, Portugal June 9th: Best Kept Secret, Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands June 14th: Nameless Festival, Provincia Di Lecco, Italy July 4th: Beauregard Festival, Hérouville-saint-clair, France July 6th: Main Square Festival, Arras, France July 11th: Les Déferlantes, Le Barcarès, France July 13th: Musilac, Aix-les-bains, France July 14th: Terres du Son, Monts, France July 19th: Gurtenfestival, Köniz, Switzerland July 21st: Dour Festival, Dour, Belgium August 17th: Cabaret Vert, Charleville-mézières, France August 24: Field Day, London, UK September 4: Delta Festival, Marseille Bompard, France Read the full article

[audiofuzz]

Justice Releases Futuristic “Generator” Music Video

The renowned French electronic pair, Justice, has unveiled a daring new video for "Generator," a track from their eagerly awaited album Hyperdrama, scheduled for release on April 26th through Ed Banger Records and Because Music. This video merges the concepts of human and machine, showcasing an intimate encounter between two robot-like beings, perfectly matching the song's fusion of disco and hardcore techno elements. As these robots peel away their layers to reveal their internal mechanics, Justice, alongside director Léa Ceheivi, delves into the exploration of sexuality in the digital era. "The idea was to echo a 2000s-era phenomenon like a sextape, but with a modern twist—capturing its raw aesthetic and unpredictability. So, in our narrative, AI robots too experience sex and the 'little death' of orgasm," shared Ceheivi. The official video can be viewed below: "Generator" was released alongside "One Night/All Night (starring Tame Impala)" last month, marking the announcement of "Hyperdrama," their first collection of new work in eight years. The release of "One Night/All Night" quickly demonstrated the strong demand for new Justice material, securing the top position on KCRW for two consecutive weeks and the #8 slot on Spotify’s Top Song Debut US chart. Furthermore, Justice is set to headline this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, introducing their new live performance setup for the first time. The festival is just one highlight in a year filled with scheduled performances, with more dates expected to be announced. For a complete list of tour dates, see below: April 12th: Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Indio, CA April 19th: Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Indio, CA April 23rd: Auditorio Citibanamex, Monterrey, Mexico April 25: Akron Satdium Esplanade, Zapopan, Mexico April 27th: Festival Vaivén, Tehuixtla, Mexico May 30th: Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain June 1st: We Love Green, Paris, France June 7th: Primavera Porto, Porto, Portugal June 9th: Best Kept Secret, Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands June 14th: Nameless Festival, Provincia Di Lecco, Italy July 4th: Beauregard Festival, Hérouville-saint-clair, France July 6th: Main Square Festival, Arras, France July 11th: Les Déferlantes, Le Barcarès, France July 13th: Musilac, Aix-les-bains, France July 14th: Terres du Son, Monts, France July 19th: Gurtenfestival, Köniz, Switzerland July 21st: Dour Festival, Dour, Belgium August 17th: Cabaret Vert, Charleville-mézières, France August 24: Field Day, London, UK September 4: Delta Festival, Marseille Bompard, France Read the full article

[jogallice]

Savoie : Indochine, SCH, Arctic Monkeys... Le programme et toutes les infos à connaître sur l’édition 2023 du festival Musilac.

See on Scoop.it - JamesO

Évènement musical : le festival Musilac a commencé le mercredi 05/07/23 à Aix-les-Bains, en Savoie. Plus de 70.000 personnes sont attendues sur les rives du lac du Bourget jusqu'au samedi 08/07/23. Voici la programmation et les infos à connaître sur cette édition 2023.

JamesO's insight:

Via l’agence JamesO Média❗️N.D.L.R. : article de presse publié par France 3 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes le mercredi 05/07/23.

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  #culture #musique

#évènements #festivals

#AixLesbains #Savoie

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🏰 Annécien & Quotidien 🎧

  🅱️ Le fil beige de JamesO.InfO

La culture, le divertissement et les loisirs.

[shit-talk-turner]

today the band performed at the musilac festival in France and two singers who follow Louise, Izïa and Juliette Armanet also performed. I wonder if Louise had gone out of her way to promote her music in her own country, she might have performed at this festival as well.

the ballad of what could have been

[c-bannani-blog]

Jain - Musilac 2019  Photographie pour @toutelaculture ©Cindy Bannani

[findasongblog]

Happy Birthday, Elliott: Editors (+ support Louis Arlette) at L’Autre Canal Nancy, FR, 25.04.2019

You know what is the downside to often going to free gigs? You might forget that there are actually ones you need a ticket for... And of course, I only realised I had forgotten them at home when we had already arrived in Nancy after a 1.5 hours drive. Panic! We managed to resolve the problem by having my eldest daugther take pictures of the tickets, send to us and then the barcode scanned from our smartphones at the entry, but until the last moment, we weren’t sure if that would work and I definitely could have done without all that stress!

Due to lack of time and constant rain, I only took very few pictures of the city (at Place Stanislas). Another item on my list of places to go (back) to.

When we parked the car close to the venue in the afternoon at around 4pm, there were already some people queueing. We had planned to be back an hour before entry, and didn’t even manage that 😳. Those who were there earlier had the advantage of standing under a roof, but luckily, we weren’t exposed to the rain for too long as entry started early and was surprisingly easy and fast, despite body checks. (It was the first time I saw women being controlled by male security – at the women’s choice, obviously, but in Germany / Luxembourg, that’s not even allowed? Or is it? Because I totally wouldn’t mind if it got me a front row spot 😜) We didn’t get to the front, but had a very decent (in the beginning, more on that later) spot in the 3rd/4th row on Russel’s side of the stage.

Editors were scheduled to play at the festival Musilac Mont-Blanc on Friday, 26th – day that got canceled due to a storm tearing down part of the equipment, so all the better for the band to have added two more dates in France and not traveled in vain. Support act for both gigs was Louis Arlette, a French singer-songwriter, sound engineer and producer. I had never heard of him before and I can’t tell how popular he is in his home country. While it was an unusually good light show for a support act, the music didn’t entirely convince me. I distinctly peferred the songs that resembled more the traditional chanson française, which is the style I think simply works best with the melody of the French language as such. I didn’t take any videos, but here’s Louis Arlette’s version of Jaquces Brel’s Je suis un soir d’été (I am a summer evening):

For once, I have reason to actually criticize Editors: they did not play Barricades 😭😭😭 No, two reasons, it was Elliott’s birthday and in spite of being told so by Tom, we weren’t allowed to sing Happy Birthday – the audience tried twice and was each time cut off by the band continuing with their set 😕

(my complete photo set can found here)

The beginning of the concert seemed a bit restrained from both sides, band and audience. But that changed soon enough and the usual high energy level was reached and kept till the very end. Taking decent photos was already difficult enough, so I decided to not even try videos. Luckily, my friend Susi aka RedLabel769 was more courageous:

As you can see, the crowd was really into it – alas, one guy close to us a bit too much. Having a good time at a concert is of course ok, but if you’re sort of the only one in a mosh pit, that might be a sign you’re exaggerating it. And while sweating is inevitable, leaving your shirt on DOES help reduce the smell...  The security showed more patience than some people around him – at one point, a fist fight seemed to be imminent – and only removed him from the crowd shortly before the encore.

I had bought a ticket for Mel without asking her because I’m convinced that everyone who is into concerts must see Editors. It didn’t quite work the way I had hoped (maybe because the average Editors fan is „a few“ years older than her), but she was impressed by the length of the set and especially by the fact that Tom knew all the lyrics by heart ��

Those French dates really came as a surprise a few months ago and I’m happy I had the chance to see a 4th gig of the Violence tour. A few more summer festivals, and then I guess it will be time to work on a new album? Hopefully, Barricades won’t be forgotten in the meantime and will become a part of future setlists.

[joedlc1971]

@garbage : Tickets are now on sale for our extended tour dates this summer. Come out, come out, wherever you are. So excited to see you all. garbage.com/tour

June 14 - The Junction - Cambridge, UK

June 17 - Ancienne Belgigue - Brussels, Belgium

June 18 - Garage Saarbrücken - Saarbrücken, Germany

June 20 - Paradiso - Amsterdam, Netherlands

June 21 - De Oosterpoort - Groningen, Netherlands

June 22 - Muffathalle - München, Germany

June 24 - Krizikova Fontana - Prague, Czech Republic

June 25 - INmusic Festival - Zagreb, Croatia

June 26 - Sered Amphitheater - Sered, Slovakia

June 28 - Plateua Bazeni 11. Aprilla - Belgrade, Serbia

June 29 - Arenele Romane - Bucharest, Romania

June 30 - Plovdiv Music Festival Hills of Rock - Plovdiv, Bulgaria

July 4 - Festival Pause Guitare - Albi, France

July 5 - Cruilla Barcelona Festival - Barcelona, Spain

July 6 - Cognac Blues Passions - Cognac, France

July 9 - Vittoriale degli Italiani - Gardone Riviera, Italy

July 11 - Musilac Festival - Aix-les-Bains, France

July 13 - Kew The Music - London, UK

July 14 - Cardiff University, Great Hall - Cardiff, UK

July 15 - O2 Academy Leeds - Leeds, UK

July 17 - Alhambra Theatre - Dunfermline, UK

July 18 - Iveagh Gardens - Dublin, Ireland

[rockrageradio]

DT: MARCH 7, 2019

THE STRAY CATS 40:

BRIAN SETZER, LEE ROCKER AND SLIM JIM PHANTOM

RETURN TO CELEBRATE THEIR 40TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR

WITH NEW ALBUM AND TOUR

ORIGINAL FOUNDING MEMBERS OF THE ACCLAIMED

AMERICAN ROCK AND ROLL TRIO SET OFF SPARKS ON '40,'

THEIR FIRST NEW ALBUM IN 26 YEARS

All revved up and red hot, The Stray Cats are back.

Brian Setzer (guitar, vocals), Lee Rocker (bass, vocals) and Slim Jim Phantom (drums, vocals)--original founding members of the iconic and acclaimed American rock and roll trio--are celebrating their 40th anniversary in 2019 with a new album and tour (*see tour dates below).

The STRAY CATS have titled the album 40. Marking their first new album in 26 years, it will be released May 24 via Surfdog Records and distributed by BMG (CD, vinyl, digital). The song titles alone--including "Cat Fight (Over A Dog Like Me)," "Rock It Off," "Mean Pickin' Mama" and "Devil Train"--instantly let listeners know they're in for a non-stop rocking time.

The first instant grat track, "Cat Fight (Over A Dog Like Me)," is available now with a pre-order of the album. The song is also streaming on Spotify. An exclusive indie-store edition of the album--colored vinyl, with a double-sided 24x12 poster--will arrive on May 24: http://smarturl.it/StrayCats

In addition, The STRAY CATS are releasing an exclusive 12" picture disc with three songs--"Cat Fight (Over A Dog Like Me), "When Nothing's Going Right" and "Rock It Off"--on April 13, Record Store Day.

The STRAY CATS begin their select U.S. dates on August 3 on the heels of June and July overseas shows. Tickets for the shows go on sale Friday, March 8 at 10:00 AM (local time).

The STRAY CATS recorded 40 at Blackbird Studios in Nashville in late 2018 following their first North American shows in 10 years, with four concerts including sold-out headlining shows in Las Vegas and the Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa, CA before wildly enthusiastic audiences. Still buzzing from the thrill of playing together again and the crowd response, they went into the studio with producer Peter Collins (Rush, Bon Jovi, The Brian Setzer Orchestra) and engineer Vance Powell (Jack White, Chris Stapleton, Arctic Monkeys). There are a dozen original songs that comprise the album.

Here's what the guys have to say:

Brian Setzer: "You have to understand how unique the Stray Cats are. It's me playing an old hollow body guitar, Slim Jim playing two or three drums, and Lee Rocker slapping a stand-up acoustic bass. I get to write new songs and then play them with my buddies. Somehow we created a new and exciting sound with this simple idea. And you know what? A lot of people agree!"

Lee Rocker: "This new album really feels like the first record we did, it's really natural and comfortable. For the recording, we went live--like doing a gig, we recorded in a real, organic way. We were all in one room standing next to each other recording live, with the amps turned up to 10, it captured the undefinable things that happen when a band is great, it captured the magic that takes place and an undefined spark."

Slim Jim Phantom: "We're very, very focused when we get into the studio, it didn't feel like a long time had passed since we had done this, it felt very natural and familiar. We were all in a row with everyone watching each other, so it felt like a gig in the set-up. We really embraced that a little bit for the album, it's like an old way of making records. The modern is meeting the vintage, which has always been our inspiration."

'40' Tracklisting

Cat Fight (Over A Dog Like Me)

Rock It Off

I've Got Love If You Want It

Cry Danger

I Attract Trouble

Three Time's A Charm

That's Messed Up

When Nothing's Going Right

Desperado

Mean Pickin' Mama

I'll Be Looking Out For You

Devil Train

The Stray Cats from L-R: Lee Rocker, Brian Setzer, Slim Jim Phantom

By Russ Harrington

DAY

DATE

CITY/STATE

VENUE

Friday

6/21

Vitoria, Spain

Azkena Rock Festival

Sunday

6/23

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Birmingham O2Academy

Tuesday

6/25

Manchester, United Kingdom

Manchester O2 Apollo

Wednesday

6/26

London, United Kingdom

London Eventim Apollo

Thursday

6/27

London, United Kingdom

London Eventim Apollo

Saturday

6/29

Tilloloy, France

Retro C Trop

Monday

7/1

Amsterdam, Netherlands

AFAS Live

Wednesday

7/3

Berlin, Germany

Columbiahalle

Thursday

7/4

Cologne, Germany

Palladium

Saturday

7/6

Tours, France

American Tours Festival

Sunday

7/7

Belfort, France

Les Eurockeennes

Tuesday

7/9

Stuttgart, Germany

Killesberg

Thursday

7/11

Munich, Germany

Zenith

Saturday

7/13

Aix-Les-Bains, France

Musilac Festival

Thursday

7/18

Pori, Finland

Pori Jazz Festival

Saturday

7/20

Falun, Sweden

Summer Jamboree-Falun

Saturday

8/3

Atlantic City, NJ

Ocean Resort Casino-Ovation Hall

Tuesday

8/6

New York, NY

Pier 17 at South Street Seaport

Tuesday

8/13

Vienna, VA

Wolf Trap

Wednesday

8/14

Huber Heights, OH

Rose Music Center

*Thursday

8/15

Grand Rapids, MI

Meijer Garden

Sunday

8/18

Welch, MN

Treasure Island Casino

*Monday

8/26

Salt Lake City, UT

Red Butte Garden

Wednesday

8/28

Los Angeles, CA

Greek Theatre

*Saturday

8/31

San Diego, CA

Humphrey's

*Note: italicized dates will be on sale at a later date (TBD)

About The STRAY CATS:

The STRAY CATS, the band that put Rockabilly music back on the record charts in the early '80s, scored several big hits on both sides of the Atlantic thanks to a striking visual 1950's style brought "up to date" with exaggerated pompadours and colorful tattoos and as well as genuine musical chops that evoked the best players of rockabilly's original heyday. Formed by guitarist/vocalist Brian Setzer, upright bass player Lee Rocker and drummer Slim Jim Phantom in the Long Island town of Massapequa, NY, in 1979, the trio shared a love for Rockabilly music. After banging around New York for a few months, in the summer of 1980, and seeing a pompadoured kid on the cover of UK magazine NME, they hopped a plane to London where a rockabilly revival movement was just beginning to emerge. Their massive hits and videos include "Runaway Boys," "Rock This Town," "Stray Cat Strut" "(She's) Sexy + 17," and "I Won't Stand in Your Way."

#soundcheckwithgentry #straycats #rock #rockmusic #rocknroll #classicrock

[openthedoor]

HOMETOWN SMILE

Qui m’étudie ? dit Si Hyuk en faisant son entrée.

Ma fille, lui dit Ani en lui souriant ; bonjour Si Hyuk. Vous faites partie des grands hommes qu’elle étudie dans son cours de marketing international.

Grand, reprit JK en riant avec ses hyungs.

Je suis aussi intéressant que ça ? Ma foi, ça me flatte, lui dit-il en souriant.

Lui aussi agissait différemment pensa Jun. L’air devient explosif quand ils sont ensemble et pourtant, tout semble couler de source. Il pensa, en les regardant, à une chanson de SIA, Fire meet Gazoline. C’était tout à fait ça.

Si Hyuk Hyung, Ani a le même esprit d’analyse que toi. C’est assez impressionnant quand on sait que vous êtes de cultures si différentes. Vous avez pourtant le même cheminement de pensée dit Jun. J’aimerai avoir les mêmes capacités, ce serait bien pratique.

Tu les as déjà, s’exclamèrent en même temps, Ani et Si Hyuk, ce qui les fit éclater de rire. Ils en avaient déjà parlé ensemble se demandant pourquoi Jun était parfois si peu sûr de ses aptitudes ; comme deux parents discutent de leur enfant. Ils rirent, de ce rire complice, que l’on partage quand les autres ne vous comprennent pas.

Le groupe les observaient, pensant de concert, que ce serait bien si Ani restait, avec eux, avec Si Hyuk. Un seul regard échangé leurs suffit pour comprendre qu’ils pensaient tous la même chose.

LE NOUVEAU PROJET

Il était clair que Bang Si Hyuk n’avait pas laissé ses garçons sans projets et avec l’ouverture d’une succursale à Paris, il avait pensé à un road trip pour ses gars afin de conquérir l’Europe. Certes, ils étaient déjà connus mais il restait encore à faire dans certains pays pas tout à fait au fait de ce qu’était vraiment la Kpop qui conservait pour certains une connotation assez péjorative.

Pour le début d’année, il y avait la tournée Asiatique puis l’Amérique et ensuite le road trip français. C’était une des raisons pour lesquelles il avait voulu que ses gars sachent parler français. En fait, il avait prévu une tournée européenne et surtout en France, pendant quatre mois. Les festivals étaient un moyen de faire connaître son groupe tout en touchant un public différent, sans forcément avoir à déclencher toute l’équipe de tournée. Et puis il voulait aussi créer une mini série web avec les ressentis des gars vis à vis des cultures européennes et des fans européens. Leur réseau et leur ARMY était tellement étendu qu’il était certain que ces minis métrages allaient faire un tabac et faire connaître aux plus récalcitrants que la Kpop n’est pas qu’un genre musical, c’est une culture, un mouvement musical aux multiples facettes.

Ils voulaient aussi que ces gars s’investissent à leurs manières comme lorsqu’ils avaient réalisé BE. C’était un projet d’envergure mais qui finalisera la croissance mondiale de son groupe. Leur service militaire avait provoqué une pause, il était temps de revenir.

Lorsqu’au cours du mois de décembre, peu après l’anniversaire de Jin, Bang Si Hyuk exposa le nouveau projet, les gars furent emballés. Le fait de devoir tenir le projet eux-mêmes, le contact différent des festivals et la rencontre d’autres artistes du moment et le tout en France. Ils avaient tellement apprécié Paris.

Le planning devrait normalement suivre les festivals suivants :

Le Parklife À Manchester Au Royaume Unis À La Mi Juin,

Puis La France Avec D’abord Solidays,À Paris Fin Juin,

Suivi De Main Square À Arras 1er Sem De Juillet,

Puis Des Francofolies À La Rochelle 4 Jours 2nd Sem Juillet,

Du Festival Des Vieilles Charrues, À Carhaix 3eme Sem De Juillet,

De Musilac �� Aix-les-bains 3eme Sem Juillet

Et Enfin Des Nuits Secrètes À Aulnoye-aymeries Derniere Sem De Juillet

Pour Finir En Août Au Sziget Festival À Budapest, Hongrie.

⚠️ Cette histoire est une pure invention sortie de mon esprit en ébullition. Toute utilisation sans mon accord est interdite.

#fiction #mystorie #btsmemes #bts.bighitofficial #bangtan sonyeondan #kim seokjin #kim namjoon #min yoongi #jung hoseok #jeon jeongkook #kim taehyung #park jimin #korean #rm #btsv #btsjk #love story

[depechemoderussia]

Today in Depeche Mode History: 12|07|1988 ‘Strange’ (VVC248) (VHS) UK 12|07|1990 World Violation Tour: USA, CO, Morrison, Red Rocks Amphitheatre 12|07|2003 Paper Monsters Tour: UK, England, Manchester, Old Trafford Cricket Ground (Move Festival) 12|07|2006 Touring The Angel: Germany, Berlin, Waldbühne 12|07|2012 Dave Gahan/Soulsavers video: ‘Take Me Back Home’ UK 12|07|2018 Global Spirit Tour: France, Aix-les-Bains, Musilac Music Festival #depechemode #depechemoderussia #depechemodehistory #депешмод #davegahan #davidgahan #дэйвгаан #martingore #мартингор #andrewfletcher #эндрюфлетчер #alanwilder #алануайлдер #strange #worldviolationtour #worldviolationtour1990 #papermonsterstour #papermonsterstour2003 #touringtheangel #touringtheangel2006 #soulsavers #takemebackhome #globalspirittour #globalspirittour2018 #dmhistory12july https://www.instagram.com/p/CChCnDXI8xG/?igshid=1sbjps27vn2hc

[franzgigs]

2019

Forthcoming gigs: 

Sat, MAY 25 North Music Festival Porto, Portugal

Wed, JUN 5 Caribana Festival Nyon Crans-près-céligny, Switzerland

Fri, JUN 14 La Magnifique Society Reims, France

Sat, JUN 15 Circuit 24 Hours of Le Mans Le Mans, France

Wed, JUN 19 Zorlu PSMBeşiktaş, Turkey

Fri, JUN 21 Open Air Festival Tbilisi, Georgia

Sat, JUN 29 Europavox Clermont-ferrand, France

Tue, JUL 2 Jazzablanca Festival Anfa scene Live Club Casablanca, Morocco

Sat, JUL 6 RockForPeople Hradec Králové, Czech Republic

Mon, JUL 8 Marostica Summer Festival Marostica, Italy

Tue, JUL 9 Festival Acquedotte Cremona, Italy

Thu, JUL 11 Cavea del Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Florence, Italy

Fri, JUL 12 MUSILAC Aix-les-bains, France

Wed, JUL 17 Botanical Garden Vilnius, Lithuania

Thu, JUL 18 Buktafestivalen - 18-20 JulyTromsø, Norway

Sun, JUL 21 FIB Festival international Benicassim Benicàssim, Spain

Fri, JUL 26 Y Not Festival Pikehall, United Kingdom

Sat, JUL 27 Ecaussystème Gignac, France

Sun, JUL 28 Les Escales Saint-Nazaire, France

Wed, AUG 7 Boardmasters - 7th-11th AugustNewquay, United Kingdom

Sun, AUG 18 Lowlands Festival Biddinghuizen, Netherlands

Tue, AUG 20 Gravina e Cave di FantianoTa, Italy

Thu, AUG 22 Concert Terrasse Cannes, France

Sat, 24 Kaisaniemi ParkHelsinki, Finland

[cupcakelouboutin]

@festival_musilac c'est parti ! Jour 1 avec @rose_anne2805 et @glltsolene #festival #musilac #music #summer

[itsekaterinazen]

Get Ready to Rock the Mountain: Musilac 2018

Get Ready to Rock the Mountain: Musilac 2018

Get Ready to Rock the Mountain: Musilac 2018

If you’re planning a ski holiday to Chamonix with a group of mates and can’t decide when to go, my advice would be to wait until April 2018. That way, you can participate in Musilac Mont-Blanc 2018, the ultimate party on the mountain! This new spring festival is expected to become one of the biggest annual music events in Chamonix. What to Expect

  Mus…

[asublimepuppycollector-blog]

Get Ready to Rock the Mountain: Musilac 2018

Get Ready to Rock the Mountain: Musilac 2018

Get Ready to Rock the Mountain: Musilac 2018

If you’re planning a ski holiday to Chamonix with a group of mates and can’t decide when to go, my advice would be to wait until April 2018. That way, you can participate in Musilac Mont-Blanc 2018, the ultimate party on the mountain! This new spring festival is expected to become one of the biggest annual music events in Chamonix. What to Expect

  Mus…

[tourandbackstagestories]

Franz Ferdinand 2018 US summer tour dates:

04/08 – Toronto, ON  Rebel 04/10 – Boston, MA  House of Blues 04/11 – Washington, DC  9:30 Club 04/13 – Philadelphia, PA  The Fillmore 04/14 – Columbus, OH  Express Live! 04/15 – Brooklyn, NY  Brooklyn Steel 04/16 – Brooklyn, NY  Brooklyn Steel 04/27 – Minneapolis, MN  First Avenue 04/28 – Kansas City, MO  The Truman 04/30 – Milwaukee, WI  The Rave 05/02 – St. Louis, MO  The Pageant 05/07 – Dallas, TX  House of Blues 05/08 – Houston, TX  White Oak Music Hall 05/09 – Austin, TX  Emo’s 05/11 – Phoenix, AZ  The Van Buren 05/13 – San Diego, CA  North Park  The Observatory 05/15 – Los Angeles, CA  The Wiltern 05/17 – Oakland, CA  The Fox Theatre 06/09 – Moscow, RU  Stadium Live 06/11 – Saint Petersburg, RU  Stereoleto 2018 06/13 – Kiev, UA  Art Platforma 06/22 – Scheessel, DE  Hurricane Festival 06/28 – Vilanova I La Geltru, ES  Vida Festival 06/29 – Beuningen, NL  Down the Rabbit Hole 07/04 – Tallin, EE  Ollesummer Festival 07/08 – Glasgow, UK  TRNSMT Festival 07/15 – Aix-Les-Bains, FR  Musilac 07/29 – Raleigh, NC  The Ritz 07/30 – Asheville, NC  The Orange Peel 08/02 – Chicago, IL  Lollapalooza 08/03 – Indianapolis, IN  Vogue 08/05 – Montreal, QC  Osheaga Festival 08/10 – Asbury Park, NJ  Stone Pony 08/11 – Richmond, VA  The National 08/13 – Knoxville, TN  The Mill & Mine 08/14 – Nashville, TN  Cannery Ballroom

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