With live music returning to the world’s venues at long last, deadmau5 has been keeping himself and his renowned mau5trap imprint busy as ever. The industry mogul is set to bring along many of his mau5trap colleagues for his day of the deadmau5 event but this time, fans have the opportunity to experience the spooky
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ZHU has remixed Vince Staples, Cyn, and Mabel for the “Pokémon 25: The Blue EP.” In celebration of 25 years of Pokémon, the legendary game’s developers have teamed up with Capitol Records for Pokémon 25: The Blue EP, which consists of three exclusive remixes produced by the enigmatic ZHU. Similar to how the Pokémon video game series releases their core games, Pokémon
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Mandolin presents a variety of livestreams this week. Check out highlights of some of the musicians performing soon on Mandolin. Colin Hay & Steve Poltz – August 21 Colin Hay with Steve Poltz Live From The Caverns: Colin Hay is the former frontman for Men At Work known for 80s hits like “Down Under” and
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The stripped-back edit appears on a new remix bundle for the duo’s “Catching Z’s” mixtape. Following their foray into the chill and downtempo worlds of electronic music with the trippy Catching Z’s mixtape, Zeds Dead have unveiled four new remixes. While largely devoid of their signature wobbly sound, Catching Z’s was a masterclass in versatility. The diverse nature of the
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For a year and a half during the pandemic, concerts seemed more dangerous than just about any other setting. Then came vaccines, and shows trickled back, from Madison Square Garden to Red Rocks Amphitheatre — until the fast-spreading delta variant ripped through a Netherlands festival, leading to 1,000 infections, and the Foo Fighters postponed a show after a
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Charlie Hickey has signed to Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory record label with plans to release a physical version of his EP Count The Stairs. “Being able to sign Charlie is one of the reasons I started a label,” Bridgers said in a statement. In celebration of the announcement, the 21-year-old artist released a reimagined version
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Have a look at livestreams happening today, Sunday, August 15 via the JamBase Livestreams Calendar. Watchhouse celebrates the release of their self-titled album with a livestream performance. The duo was formerly known as Mandolin Orange issued Watchhouse on Friday. Phish concludes a three-night stand at Atlantic City Beach in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Slightly Stoopid
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The bass anthem of the summer has arrived. After months of teasing their highly-anticipated collaboration, SLANDER, Subtronics, and JT Roach have released their tune “Gravity” in a joint release by Gud Vibrations and Cyclops Recordings. Clocking in at over six minutes, “Gravity” expertly speaks to each collaborator’s artistry. SLANDER, Subtronics, and Roach are all given
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Check out a variety of Saturday livestreams listed on the JamBase Livestreams Calendar for today, August 14. The final day of this year’s Catskill Mountain Jubilee music festival includes sets from Dark Star Orchestra, Melvin Seals & JGB and more all airing live from The Blackthorne Resort in East Durham, New York. Brandi Carlile performs
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On this date in 1987 the Grateful Dead played their final show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The band had made their debut at the iconic Colorado venue nearly 10 years before on July 7, 1978. In total, GD played Red Rocks 20 times and performed their swan song at the famed amphitheater on August 13,
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