Red Bull Sound Select night 22 out of "30 Days In LA" was a night filled of excitement that featured Xavier Omar, and AlunaGeorge live at The Belasco Theater. Xavier Omar formerly known as SPZRKT or Spazzy Rocket began the night unexpectedly bringing the high energy on...
Photo courtesy of John Margaritis Ironic, isn’t it? How every creative creates art in solitude, yet, shares their creations with the world. As I walk into the VLONE Pop Up during Art Basel weekend in Wynwood Art District in Miami, I stand in awe, marveling...
Red Bull Sound Select hosted night 20 of 30 Days in LA, longtime curator AFROPUNK took over The MacArthur for their first time ever edition of Fancy Dress Ball in Los Angeles on November 20th. This Red Bull Sound Select was a bit different from the others. Rooted in...
Red Bull Sound Select night 19 of 30 Days In LA was not short of energy and feel good vibes with another night filled with amazingly talented artists. From the futuristic jazzy saxophone player Masego to the exciting electronic music duo, Snakehips. Masego, a...
On November 29th, the Hi-Horse'd Tour kept the Shrine going up for the whole night with an all-star lineup. The show starts with Divine Council, who are much more than an opener's. Lord Linco, Cyrax, $ilkMoney, and ICYTWAT all make an awesome presence performing joints...
Red Bull Sound Select night 18 kicked off with an impressive & powerful all women lineup which included a variety of different sounds spanning through different genres. Namasenda doing her first show not only in the US but, her first show ever showcased her high energy...
On a Friday Evening November 18 at the observatory, Beat Cinema had the privilege to host an artist of high energy, Masego. With the help of Deffie, who played a dynamic set that touch upon different genres to get the crowd rowdy and dancing. To top it off, Deffie ended...
We’re about half way through Red Bull Sound Select 30 Days In LA of music performances in Los Angeles. Headlined by President of G.O.O.D. Music, Pusha-T. Along with opening performances by Tunji Ige and Compton’s own Boogie and it doesn’t look like they’re stopping...
