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On Thursday (or Friday, depending on your time zone), Kygo will release his virtual concert, performed from atop a snowy mountain in Norway’s Sunnmore Alps. To make it happen, the Norwegian DJ and pop hitmaker spent more than $100,000 of his own money, according to manager Myles Shear. “Since I started touring, this is the longest time I’ve gone without playing a show so I wanted to do something really special in Norway,” Kygo tells Rolling Stone . “To me, the Sunnmore Alps are a perfect setting that displays the beauty of Norway. Growing up, I’ve spent a lot of time skiing and hiking in the mountains across Norway and wanted to show everyone who hasn’t been to Norway a bit of what it’s really like.” Related Stories Kings of Leon Will Be the First Band to Release an Album as an NFT Shawn Mendes' Manager Is Helping Launch a New NFT Marketplace Related Stories From Soup Nazis to Nuts: 100 Best 'Seinfeld' Characters 'Silence of the Lambs': 'It … [Read more...] about Kygo Helicoptered a Piano Up a Mountain for His Virtual Concert

With Covid-19 vaccines being rolled out as we speak, the big topic in the entertainment industry this year is the possibility of the nightlife and touring world returning in 2021. The conversation about how to return to normal once restrictions are lifted has created many questions, most of which cannot yet be answered. Will proof of vaccinations have to be confirmed before entrance? Will there be rapid tests on-site before entry? Will a six-feet-apart rule be enforced? Or will promoters, venues and artists just have to further adapt to digital concerts and perfect the streaming experience for fans to better enjoy from their screens at home? What will our new normal be like for the creatures of the night? Related Dozens of Companies Launching Deals and Discounts for Frontline and Healthcare Workers Watch Dolly Parton Get Her Covid Vaccination and Implore 'Cowards' to Get Theirs Related Why the Band's 'The Last Waltz' Is the Greatest Concert Movie of … [Read more...] about The Struggle Independent Promoters, Nightlife and Concerts Face in 2021

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What would Metallica ’s biggest hit, “Enter Sandman,” sound like if it were written by one of the band’s chief influences, Iron Maiden ? YouTuber Börje Unchained is attempting to answer that with a cheeky cover of the song written in the style of Maiden’s mid-Eighties records. In the clip, which comes via Metal Hammer , he wears masks of Maiden’s members as he recasts the iconic opening riff in “Sandman” as a more ponderous, melancholy line (with stacked guitar harmonies of course) and keeps the shtick going into the verse riff, which now has ostentatious trills and even more Maidenesque harmonies. Then vocalist Robin Roy does his best impression of Bruce Dickinson’s air-raid siren wail. The only thing missing is a Vincent Price-like voice doing the “Now I lay me down to sleep” prayer, à la Maiden’s “Number of the Beast.” Related Stories Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Sets Induction Ceremony Date, Location See Metallica Perform 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' at … [Read more...] about What If Iron Maiden Wrote Metallica’s ‘Enter Sandman’?

David Crosby sold his recorded music and publishing rights to Irving Azoff ’s latest venture Iconic Artists Group, the two announced on Wednesday, marking the latest high-profile deal in the booming music acquisition market and Azoff’s second deal after taking a majority stake in the Beach Boys’ intellectual property — including publishing rights, master recordings and the Beach Boys brand — in February. The deal includes Crosby’s solo work along with his work with the Byrds, Crosby & Nash, Crosby, Stills & Nash and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the company said. Neither Crosby nor Iconic gave financial details on the deal. “Given our current inability to work live,this deal is a blessing for me and my family and I do believe these are the best people to do it with,” Crosby said in a statement. Related Stories Inside the Ambitious Plan to Monetize the Beach Boys' Legacy David Crosby Answers Your Questions on Parenting, Joe Biden, and Fearing … [Read more...] about David Crosby Sells Catalog to Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group