On Saturday night, Justin Bieber made his festival return, but not in the way fans may have expected. Bieber decided to set up his computer on stage, allowing YouTube commenters to vote on the songs and music videos they wanted on his setlist in real time. Overall, his headlining set received mixed reviews among both concert goers and viewers online.
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In addition to the professional drag queens present at the show, there were also many student performers who dressed in their own drag personas and strutted their stuff. The two-hour event was filled with comedy, fashion, music and an overall appreciation and pride for the art form that is drag.
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Featuring over 200 curated photographs from the height of her career, the book is described to have a “psychedelic scrapbook” type formatting and include the same deeply personal memories that she shares in her memoir.
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Released through Milan Records, the full soundtrack consists of Peter’s complete score, as well as the many songs that appear throughout the first season’s six episodes. Plus, the CDs show shirtless pictures of the show’s two stars.
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The compilation album is split into four sides, A-D, with 5-7 tracks on each. Side A not only includes the new Arctic Monkeys release, but a new song, “Flags,” by Blur and Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn. Albarn recently made his debut on “Saturday Night Live” with the latter group, after nearly 30 years of their existence.
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Radiohead’s act of condemnation follows in a long line of other artists since the heightening of ICE’s presence throughout the country and online. The band’s guitarist, Jonny Greenwood, previously requested that his music be taken out of First Lady Melania Trump’s self-titled documentary.
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Fulmer’s departure in September 2022 led to his edited removal in a string of Try Guys videos that were already starting to take a different route, as well as his eventual temporary disappearance from social media spotlight.
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For a time period consumed by the tail end of the hair metal craze and the beginning of the Seattle grunge scene, Social Distortion created its own sound. With the power of members Ness, rhythm guitarist Dennis Danell, bassist John Maurer and drummer Christopher Reece, the band molded multiple sub-genres to create its signature rockabilly sound.
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Artists from Jon Bon Jovi to Van Halen and Motley Crüe were covered over the course of the night, with both bands also introducing some of their originals to the small but mighty crowd. Overall, event attendees were seen nodding their heads and tapping their feet to the beat.
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The band has nonetheless returned to help benefit the War Child UK charity album. Set to be released on March 6, the star-studded album contains music from artists such as Damon Albarn, Big Thief, Fontaines D.C., Olivia Rodrigo, Wet Leg and Depeche Mode. With a mix of covers and unreleased relics, the album looks promising indeed.
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