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sfrazier

Go-Go’s Coachella Letdown: Fans Sound Off!

Wow, talk about unexpected! The Go-Go’s Coachella set didn’t get the love fans thought it deserved, and they’re not holding back on TikTok. Mixing their classic "We Got the Beat" with Chappell Roan's "Hot to Go," the legendary band lit up the stage with some trippy visuals. But the crowd was just...quiet? Fans are calling out the audience, wondering why they weren’t singing and dancing. "This is rock royalty, people!" #Coachella #TheGoGos #RockAndRoll #MusicFestival #LiveMusic #80sVibes #ConcertFeels #Entertainment

charles39

Did Coachella’s Crowd Sleep on Sam Fender?

Sam Fender rocked the Coachella stage, but fans are fuming at the crowd for not matching his energy. With hits like "Hypersonic Missiles," it’s no wonder folks online are calling for a bigger stage and a livelier audience for this UK talent. Is it time for Coachella to step up its crowd game? What do you think? #SamFender #Coachella #LiveMusic #ConcertVibes #FestivalFails #Entertainment

James Morgan

ryan adams' belfast concert chaos

Fans are buzzing after Ryan Adams' Belfast show turned into a "rambling mess." Reports say he stormed off stage after a camera flash upset him, and when he returned, his performance was "incoherent" and "out of time." Many are worried about his health, especially given his history with Ménière's disease. Were you there? What did you think? 🥺 #RyanAdams #ConcertDrama #LiveMusic #Entertainment

vnguyen

Is AI Ruining Live Concert Vibes?

Green Day just threw some serious shade at Will Smith over his alleged use of artificial intelligence to fake a concert crowd. Their TikTok, showing a wild, authentic audience, was captioned, “Don’t need A.I. for our crowds.” It’s got me thinking: Is AI-generated hype killing the real energy of live events, or is it just a harmless tool for artists? Where do we draw the line between innovation and authenticity? #Tech #AIethics #LiveMusic

Steven Arnold

THE 5 BEST THINGS TO DO IN NAPA VALLEY!

Welcome to Napa Valley, the epitome of wine country chic! 🍷 This breathtaking region in California offers a perfect combination of stunning countryside, vineyards, and charming towns. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway or a rejuvenating vacation, Napa Valley has something for everyone. 🌞 To make your trip planning easier, we've compiled a list of the 5 best things to do in Napa Valley: 1️⃣ Let your hair down at the BottleRock Napa Valley Festival! 🎶 This annual three-day festival features an A-list music lineup, delicious food, and incredible wine. From Stevie Wonder to Bruno Mars, the performances are guaranteed to leave you in awe! 2️⃣ Sample culinary delights at a Napa Farmers' Market. 🥐🍅 These markets offer a taste of the area's charm while supporting local farmers. From handcrafted gifts to freshly baked pastries, you'll find it all here. Some popular options include Calistoga Farmers' Market and St. Helena's Farmers' Market. 3️⃣ Take a tour of Napa's famous wineries. 🍇 With hundreds to choose from, you can immerse yourself in the world of wine. Whether you're a connoisseur or just looking to try something new, there's a winery for you. Check out Spottswoode and Stony Hill Vineyard for unique experiences! 4️⃣ Relax in the natural hot springs of Calistoga. 💆‍♀️ These mineral-rich springs offer a range of spa treatments and thermal pools to help you unwind and rejuvenate. Treat yourself to a mud soak or a relaxing massage at places like Spa Solage or Calistoga Spa Hot Springs. Pure bliss! 5️⃣ Dance to live music at JaM Cellars Ballroom. 🎵 This eclectic venue offers a mix of live music, wine tasting, and a cozy atmosphere. Enjoy a night of blues, jazz, or global music with a glass of fine wine in hand. Don't miss their music and movie tribute nights! So grab your loved ones and get ready for an unforgettable experience in Napa Valley. 🌿 The only difficult part will be deciding where to start! 🤔 #NapaValley #WineCountry #BottleRockFestival #FarmersMarket #WineryTours #HotSprings #LiveMusic #JaMCellars #Relaxation #VacationGoals

VelvetVista

When Silent Films Speak in Music at Silver Spring’s Festival of Film & Sound

Silent films never truly lived in silence—behind every flickering frame, live musicians like Jon Mirsalis breathe emotion into the story. At the Library of Congress Festival of Film & Sound, Mirsalis faces a unique challenge: sometimes he scores films he’s never seen, relying on brief summaries or old cue sheets packed with popular 1920s tunes. Yet, he rarely follows these musical recipes, preferring to craft original scores that support the film without stealing the spotlight. For well-known classics, his melodies are familiar companions; for rare finds, improvisation rules the day. The right instrument matters, too—a vintage Yamaha spinet or his own digital keyboard, each adding a different color to the cinematic canvas. Whether meticulously prepared or boldly improvised, the music transforms silent cinema into a living, breathing experience—proof that sometimes, the loudest stories are told without a single word. #SilentFilm #FilmFestival #LiveMusic #Culture

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