Category: Music

Most people have heard of Bryan Adams, thanks to his enormous success as a musician and songwriter. But how much do you think you know about him beyond that familiar and powerful voice? Anyone who has been on the music scene since the mid-Seventies is likely to have achieved a lot in the intervening years.… Continue reading How Much Do You Know About Bryan Adams?

Are you planning a private party in London or the surrounding area? No matter what event you are planning, whether it is a birthday party, wedding reception or work do, it is likely that you are going to want a DJ, as what would a party be without a little music? Here we’ve shared some… Continue reading Tips For Hiring A Dj For Your Private Party In London

Bangalore is a wonderful city and has everything for everyone. Teenagers, couples and people who would like to enjoy night life can find things in plenty and without much hassle. Having some information on nightlife in Bangalore can help the individual to make the most of it and also to impress the beloved one. One… Continue reading Interesting Nightlife To Be Experienced

There’s nothing like a band to liven up an event, and whether you’re looking for a group to perform at your wedding, birthday or a corporate party, there are a variety of musicians who can be found and hired to entertain you and your guests. Hiring a specialist function band as opposed to a DJ… Continue reading Choosing The Right Function Band For Your Event

Some music experts regularly write reviews for other music lovers. They have deep knowledge in multiple music genres and often listen to pieces of music repeatedly before writing a review. They understand how to discover the sensations and nuances that average listeners can’t. However, music reviewers are still people, there are cases when their opinions… Continue reading Why Reviews Are Important In Music Industry?

Toward the end of last week, Radiohead’s Thom Yorke discharged his new solo collection – Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes – through Bittorrent, Inc’s “group” stage. Guests to the administration pay a Us$6 charge, getting the regular torrent descriptor document (much as one would on a torrent record website, for example, Pirate Bay) and move ahead through… Continue reading Thom Yorke’s “New” Music Model Ticks Few Of Tomorrow’s Crates

At any rate the absolutely boring musical play Springtime for Hitler, from Mel Brooks’ 1968 film The Producers, was a parody. However stand aside Mel Brooks, in light of the fact that Charles Manson: The Musical, which investigates the life of Manson “the fizzled performer”, has quite recently opened at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg.… Continue reading Charles Manson: The Musical Opens In Germany

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett, crossing over a 60-year age crevice to structure one of music’s unlikeliest sets, dispatched a jazz collection on Monday that lets the pop diva set aside her wacky picture to sing sweet harmonies with the senior statesman of cool. “Up close,” at a bargain on Tuesday after a dispatch show… Continue reading Lady Gaga sheds quirky image for jazz album with Tony Bennett