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Dolly Parton and Jeni’s Team Up Again For Strawberry Pretzel Pie

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Dolly Parton and Jeni’s Team Up Again For Strawberry Pretzel Pie

To celebrate Dolly Parton’s upcoming new novel (co-authored with James Patterson) and companion album — both titled Run, Rose, Run — Jeni’s has partnered again on something special for ice cream and music lovers alike: the return of Strawberry Pretzel Pie and a Jeni’s exclusive digital version of the album with a bonus track you can’t get anywhere else.

Pre-order the flavor and album now for a limited time, only at jenis.com.

A throwback to the triple decker pie from the potlucks of our youths. Layers of salty pretzel streusel, subtly sweet and effortlessly tangy cream cheese ice cream, and lipstick red strawberry sauce. This partnership is benefitting Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, a book gifting program that gives free books to children under five.

The companion album to Dolly’s upcoming novel, Run, Rose, Run, featuring 12 original songs inspired by the book she co-authored with James Patterson, plus the Jeni’s exclusive bonus track “Rose of my Heart.”

Album pre-orders will be delivered digitally on March 4, and fulfilled separately from ice cream.

The Offspring Goes To Canada School with Simple Plan

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The Offspring Goes To Canada School with Simple Plan

Back in November, Pierre & Chuck of Simple Plan took Dexter & Noodles to CANADA SCHOOL to get them ready for the 2022 LET THE BAD TIMES ROLL CANADIAN TOUR. That jaunt has since been cancelled, but well worth a second look of their video.

Melissa Etheridge Announces ‘Heartstrings’ Graphic Novel About Her Guitars

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Melissa Etheridge Announces ‘Heartstrings’ Graphic Novel About Her Guitars

Inspired by her massive collection of guitars, ‘Melissa Etheridge’s Heartstrings’ will give personal insights into the instruments behind one of rock’s greatest female icons.

The musician’s love of her many guitars is well known by her fans, but for the first time ever, the untold stories of some of her favorites will be interpreted by Frank Marrafino (DC’s Haunted Tank, The Final Symphony: A Beethoven Anthology) and veteran music journalist Steve Hochman (Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone), with art by Manuela Pertega (Giraffes on Horseback Salad). This book provides exclusive and storied insight into the creative mind of one of the greatest songwriters of the past 30 years.

Mackenzie Dayle Says “I’m Good, Thanks” in Sizzling New Single

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Mackenzie Dayle Says “I’m Good, Thanks” in Sizzling New Single

Canada’s newest rising pop star Mackenzie Dayle continues to set the scene ablaze, lighting up screens and streams with her fiery new single, “I’m Good, Thanks.”

The Edmonton, Alberta-based artist’s new track is an ultra sexy love-letter to one’s self: a super-charged reminder that the most important relationship you’ll ever have is the one you have with yourself.

“I got together with a group of people who have all experienced some level of ‘single person ridicule’ in their lives,” Dayle explains of the inspiration behind the track. “From that, we created a super sassy, salty song making fun of all the attempts people make to ‘fix’ someone who is single — while also empowering listeners to stay single as long as it feels good for them.

“Honestly, it could have been an hour long,” she continues. “After pooling all of our experiences from our times being single, and hearing the experiences of the people around us, we had enough ammo to fill 20 songs!”

The song is flirty, funny, poignant, and necessary, and the music video does as much visually as it does sending home a message. Between the dance numbers, Dayle’s exceptional singing, and the playful lyrics — not to mention the clip of the highly decorated and outrageously talented artist being yeeted into a pool fully clothed in the video — all make for a homerun in the game of finding yourself at the centre of your most important relationship: you.

“Being single can be so important,” Dayle muses about the song, and life. “It helps you take the time to work on the most important and epic relationship you’ll ever have – the one with yourself.

“I spent quite a few lengthy periods of being single,” she continues. “After every heartbreak, I typically like to take at least a couple months, if not more, to reflect on what happened in that past relationship: the red flags I overlooked, the behaviour I enabled, the way I personally could have done better, and further figuring out what I’m looking for in the person I want to end up with.

“Every portion of time I spend single helps me know myself more, and makes what I’m looking for even more clear.”

Surrounding the track’s reflective and insightful message is an upbeat, dance bop; a sure-fire banger in the vein of a modern Katy Perry, a sassy Ava Max. Beyond that, it gets its point across loud and clear — without being sanctimonious, or looking further down the pedestal.

“The song is not meant to put single and ‘taken’ people against each other either,” Dayle reassures. “It’s specifically saying you should take all the time you need to be single, so when or if you find someone great enough to settle down with, you’ll be going into it as your best, most confident, and most healthy self.”

A naturally gifted performer, Mackenzie Dayle has become a tour de force in the music industry, having snagged the attention of Wendy Starland (responsible for discovering Lady Gaga), honed her vocal ability with high vocal coach, Carole-Lynn Quinn, and continuing to train in hip hop at KORE Dance Studios under the tutelage of world-renowned choreographer, Carlo Atienza (So You Think You Can Dance).

Dayle dropped her first CD, Give Me Some Action, in 2012 — with singles featured on a variety of North American radio stations. Last year, she released her debut album, Single, worldwide, and followed up the track “Cut You Out” with an accompanying music video, racking up more than 450,000 views.

“I’m Good, Thanks” is available now.

The Co-Conspirators Deliver a Masterful Mix of Folk Fact & Fiction with The Unreliable Narrators

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The Co-Conspirators Deliver a Masterful Mix of Folk Fact & Fiction with The Unreliable Narrators

In keeping with how the best and most enduring folk songs oblige audiences to take a closer look at history, society, and ourselves, Canadian duo The Co-Conspirators deliver their poignant and riveting new album, The Unreliable Narrators, and its pull-no-punches first single, “The Lonesome Death of Elijah McClain.”

Training a modern-day lens on folk’s deeply rooted tradition of storytelling through song, the Quebec-based band’s sophomore album offers 12 ‘chapters’ of compelling stories — whether fictional or real — that orbit around hardscrabble characters, troubled lives, social injustices, personal struggle, and more.

With 11 of the 12 songs on The Unreliable Narrators written by the duo’s multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and principal songwriter, Will Richards, they are all brought to full fruition with vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Katherine Simons’ voice intertwining with Richards’ — like a pilot and copilot deftly navigating over a varied terrain.

This notion is exemplified throughout the sonic journey taken on the new album as it follows two key characters who are attracted (“Walk Me Home Tonight”), travel together (“Howlin’ at the Moon”, “The Only Road Through Town”), witness and experience hardships and injustices (“Bella Ciao”, “Young Billy”, “Do You See Me?”), come apart and together (“Friends of Mine”, “Happier”), and eventually become a memory (“History Lesson Part III”).

How much of their stories are ‘unreliable’? Probably none in the characters’ own minds, but that’s what the through-line is for The Co-Conspirators’ new project.

“An unreliable narrator is one who exaggerates, or is too naïve or insane to tell the truth,” Richards explains. “We are, at times, the unreliable narrators to our own lives — our own stories.”

The album’s fictional two-character narrative pauses for two staggering observances of real, untimely deaths; “You Shone So Bright” reflects on the unexpected death of the duo’s dear friend’s daughter.

‘The saddest thing that I will hear is the silence where your voice should be.’

“The song tries to imagine the state of being where a part of life that brought so much love and joy and brightness is no longer there,” Richards reveals. “And just where does one go from there? How much does that light remain?”

The other real-life observance on the album is ripped straight from the headlines; through the retelling of the 2019 tragic death of a young black man at the hands of police and paramedics in Colorado, “The Lonesome Death of Elijah McClain” strikes at the heart of our most sharply drawn social divides along racial lines. McClain was walking home with an iced-tea for his brother, and had committed no crime. Spotted and tackled by police, he was put in a carotid hold cutting off his oxygen, and was injected with ketamine. McClain suffered a heart attack and later died in hospital. An autopsy documented extensive bruising and revealed the excessive level of brutality he suffered during his arrest.

‘Somebody’s son, one hundred thirty pounds. Three policemen crushed him to the ground.’

“The tragedy of it is unbearable,” Richards notes. “It took over two years of relentless social pressure to bring charges against the officers — and his is just one of countless stories of police violence against visible minorities.”

Originally from contrasting rock and classical music backgrounds, Richards and Simons came together in 2014 and found folk common ground. They discovered their diverse musical backgrounds combined to create something unique.

In 2018, they quit their day jobs and hit the road full time — playing hundreds of shows across Canada, and recording and releasing their debut album, Shadowing the Organ Tuner, in 2019.

To record this, their second album, Richards and Simons took a decidedly DIY and pandemic-necessitated approach, recording in “bits and pieces…here, there and wherever we could,” they share.

“The Unreliable Narrators was recorded over a period of 18 months in various apartments, motels, garages, and barns, with walls and windows covered with duvets, sheets, and foam,” Richards recalls. “Time was spent waiting for buses to pass by, for neighbours to stop shouting; there was a ton of cursing when we realized the perfect take we had just done had picked up truck engine brakes, dogs barking, or children shrieking like dolphins.

“Sometimes you just have to leave things in (listen carefully),” he hints.

That kind of jump-in-and-just do-it spirit goes on the road with The Co-Conspirators as the hard-working duo has over 20 dates already on the books for early 2022 in support of the new album. Audiences will certainly attest that there is nothing unreliable about The Co-Conspirators’ abilities to bring out the best in each other as singer-songwriters, musicians and entertainers. Their musical mission is perhaps best put in the following excerpt from the album forward written by David Boyle: ‘The Co-Conspirators travel. They sing and share a message or two, and invite you to empathize, hear some hard truths, make the personal universal – and vice versa.’

“The Lonesome Death of Elijah McClain” and The Unreliable Narrators are available now.

PinkPantheress wins BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2022

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PinkPantheress wins BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2022

PinkPantheress, the 20-year-old from Bath was chosen by a panel of over 130 industry experts and artists, including Billie Eilish, Elton John, Ed Sheeran, Jade Thirlwall, Jorja Smith and more to win the BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2022.

PinkPantheress makes her music in the dead of night in her university halls, combining UK garage, two-step, pop and alt-rock into a sample-heavy sound that has been described as “new nostalgic”. With over 1 million followers and 7.5 million likes on TikTok, it was her breakout hit Just For Me that took her from social media sensation to Radio 1’s A List over the summer. The past six months have also seen her land a coveted spot on Radio 1’s Brit List and build a legion of supporters across the music industry, including Coldplay, who recently covered Just For Me in Radio 1’s Live Lounge.

PinkPantheress says: “Thank you so much! I’m honestly gassed, my dad’s going to be so happy! This is kind of the reason I do music – it’s for other people as well as myself. It’s a great feeling and it genuinely does keep me going.”

Jack Saunders, host of Radio 1’s Future Artists, says: “It was a fierce year for talent on Radio 1’s Sound of list this year and that shows you the quality of the winner, PinkPantheress. Her rise through TikTok came at a time before everyone else had properly realised the app’s potential and she also applied this foresight to her music. Stirring a smooth melting pot of UKG, Drum n Bass and Emo with a good helping of mystery in her persona; everyone wants to be a PinkPantheress fan at the moment. She is a pop prodigy and deserved winner of Radio 1’s Sound of 2022.”

The top five artists for Sound of 2022 are:
PinkPantheress
Wet Leg
Mimi Webb
Lola Young
Central Cee

Also on the longlist for Sound of 2022 (in alphabetical order):
Baby Queen
ENNY
Priya Ragu
Tems
Yard Act
Sound of… started in 2003. Last year Pa Salieu claimed the top spot ahead of a strong longlist featuring the likes of Griff, The Lathums, Mercury Prize nominee Berwyn and Holly Humberstone – who will collect the Brits Critics’ Choice Award in February.

Previous winners
2021 – Pa Salieu
2020 – Celeste
2019 – Octavian
2018 – Sigrid
2017 – Ray BLK
2016 – Jack Garratt
2015 – Years & Years
2014 – Sam Smith
2013 – HAIM
2012 – Michael Kiwanuka
2011 – Jessie J
2010 – Ellie Goulding
2009 – Little Boots
2008 – Adele
2007 – Mika
2006 – Corinne Bailey Rae
2005 – The Bravery
2004 – Keane
2003 – 50 Cent

Other Sound of… alumni include Stormzy, Florence + The Machine, Lady Gaga, Foals, Dizzee Rascal, Dua Lipa and Lewis Capaldi.

Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood & Tom Skinner’s New Band The Smile Release “You Will Never Work In Television Again”

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Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood & Tom Skinner’s New Band The Smile Release “You Will Never Work In Television Again”

The Smile, the new group comprising Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood and Sons Of Kemet’s Tom Skinner, have today revealed their debut single ‘You Will Never Work In Television Again’.

The track, which is available now accompanied by a lyric video (dir. Duncan Loudon) was first heard in the band’s secret show as part of last year’s Glastonbury event Live At Worthy Farm. It is the first official release from The Smile, produced by Nigel Godrich.

The Smile will play three consecutive live shows within a twenty-four hour period at Magazine London on the 29 and 30 January. Performing to a seated audience in the round, the three shows will also be broadcast in real time via livestream.

The performances bring together a live show, a livestream and a cinematic film, captured by award-winning director, Paul Dugdale (The Rolling Stones, Adele, Paul McCartney) and produced by Driift.

For those not attending in person, anyone can join the show via livestream from anywhere in the world, at the hour most suited to them.

The show times are as follows:
BROADCAST #1: London – 8pm Sat. / New York – 3pm Sat. / Los Angeles – 12pm Sat. / Sydney – 7am Sun. / Tokyo – 5am Sun.
BROADCAST #2: London – 1am Sun. / New York – 8pm Sat. / Los Angeles – 5pm Sat. / Sydney – 12pm Sun. / Tokyo – 10am Sun.
BROADCAST #3: London – 11am Sun. / New York – 6am Sun. / Los Angeles – 3am Sun. / Sydney – 10pm Sun. / Tokyo – 8pm Sun.

All three Broadcasts will also be available to ticketholders as unlimited on-demand replays for 48 hours from 2pm GMT Sunday 30 January.

Sammy Hagar Named Tourism Ambassador to Los Cabos, Mexico

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Sammy Hagar Named Tourism Ambassador to Los Cabos, Mexico

Today, legendary Rock & Roll Hall of Fame musician and longtime Los Cabos resident and business owner, Sammy Hagar, was awarded the first accreditation of Honorary Ambassador of Los Cabos, Mexico. Hagar was honored with the municipality’s first Medal of Honor during a ceremony presided over by Secretary of Tourism, Economics and Sustainability in Baja California Sur Rosa Maribel Collins Sánchez, President of Los Cabos Óscar Leggs Castro, and Director of Tourism Donna Jeffries, at Plaza Mijares in San Jose del Cabo.

“Sammy Hagar has long been the unofficial ambassador to Los Cabos and through this official designation, we look forward to strengthening our tourism brand and economic growth through his global appeal,” said Leggs Castro.

“Sammy Hagar’s pioneering vision to create and invest in Mexican businesses, including Cabo Wabo Cantina, Cabo Wabo Tequila and Santo Tequila, have created countless local jobs and have enhanced Los Cabos’ visibility as a travel destination,” added Jeffries. “His unwavering dedication through good times as well as through immense challenges like hurricanes and the pandemic has been extraordinary.”

Hagar fell in love with a sleepy Mexican fishing village at the tip of Baja in the early ’80s. With only one real hotel, no phones, no television, and only dirt roads, it would have taken more than a crystal ball to foresee Cabo San Lucas’ future as a top vacation destination and the center of the celebrity tequila boom that Hagar and his Cabo Wabo brand would usher in. Since launching his flagship Cabo Wabo Cantina in in 1990, Hagar has turned a lifelong passion for great food, music and spirits into a thriving lifestyle brand.

“Being honored for anything in Los Cabos is the same as being honored in my hometown,” said Hagar. “I will treasure this award will continue to do my part in bringing this, one of the most beautiful places in the world, to the rest of the world as your new ambassador of tourism.”

Hagar’s annual Birthday Bash at Cabo Wabo Cantina in Cabo San Lucas is one of the year’s most legendary jam-sessions. His Cantina brand now includes successful outposts in Las Vegas and Hollywood. More information can be found at www.RedRocker.com for Sammy Hagar, www.cabowabocantina.com for Cabo Wabo Cantina, and www.visitloscabos.travel for Los Cabos.

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival Announces Its 2022 Lineup: Tool, J. Cole, Stevie Nicks and More

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Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival Announces Its 2022 Lineup: Tool, J. Cole, Stevie Nicks and More

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival has shared the lineup for this year’s edition of the internationally acclaimed camping festival, taking place June 16-19, 2022 on the Bonnaroo Farm, located just 60 miles southeast of Nashville in Manchester, TN. Bonnaroo 2022 will once again present a wide-ranging bill featuring a spectacular selection of top artists performing around the clock across more than 10 unique stages over the four-day festival.

Highlights will include performances by Tool, J. Cole, Stevie Nicks, The Chicks, Machine Gun Kelly, Flume, Illenium, Roddy Ricch, 21 Savage, Billy Strings, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, $uicideboy$, and Porter Robinson. The complete Bonnaroo 2022 lineup is below.

Tickets for Bonnaroo will go on sale Thursday, January 13, at 12 pm (CT), exclusively via www.bonnaroo.com/tickets. Options include General Admission (4-Day), GA+ (4-Day), VIP (4-Day), Platinum (4-Day), General Admission Camping & Parking, VIP Camping, Platinum Camping, and more. As always, Bonnaroo will be offering a range of affordable options, with tickets starting at $35 down and accommodations available for as low as $99 per night. Car Camping Passes prices start at only $70 (plus fees) per car, not per person, allowing fans to both save money and reduce their carbon footprint by carpooling.

Bonnaroo has paid close attention to fan feedback throughout its history in order to best enhance the onsite experience, each year integrating new features and exciting upgrades to the overall event. Bonnaroo 2022 will see the debut of an array of additional activities and site improvements, including enhanced signage, wayfinding help, pedicabs, info booths, cooling stations, and much more.

PLAZAS:
Bonnaroo’s campground hubs of curated activities and convenience – known as Plazas – will return better than ever in 2022. Strategically located and well-lit public places throughout the campgrounds, Plazas include shade, free public Wi-Fi, charging stations, misting stations, showers, restrooms, medical and safety stations, information booths and incredible programming for the fans.

JAMTRAK:
This year’s Bonnaroo will see getting around the festival made easier and more convenient than ever before with the arrival of JamTrak, a free on-site transport system enabling attendees to easily travel day or night to and from Centeroo and the far away parts of the site.

STAGE IMPROVEMENTS: 
Bonnaroo 2022 will also see a number of stage improvements, including a spectacular production makeover for the festival’s second biggest stage, The Which Stage. In addition, The Other Stage – Bonnaroo’s beloved home for electronic music – will now feature all-night performances and DJ sets through sunrise each day, along with spectacular new lighting, lasers, and surprises galore.  Fans will also love the reinvention of the Silent Disco and the Who Stage,  and even the What Stage has a special surprise in store.

CAMPING AND TENT OPTIONS: 
2022 will also feature an assortment of improved camping options, including an updated campground layout allowing for more convenient camping closer to Centeroo. Bonnaroovians will have a new way to stay cool at this year’s festival with the introduction of Air-Conditioned Darkroom Tents, available for GA, GA+, and VIP ticket holders. All set up and ready to go upon arrival, each tent is completely opaque and comes with a choice of cot or inflatable bed, electric cooling unit, a souvenir blanket for each ticket holder, and more. This year will also see the introduction of Bonnaroo Daily Entry Camping Passes, a new system required for all vehicles and campers that will drastically cut wait times entering the festival site. GA ticket-buyers will be required to secure a vehicle pass by day for either Tuesday, Wednesday, or Weekend access from Thursday through Sunday. The earlier campers arrive, the closer they will camp in proximity to Centeroo. For more information please visit https://www.bonnaroo.com/accommodations.

VIP AND PLATINUM ENHANCEMENTS: 
Bonnaroo’s VIP and Platinum guests will also enjoy a large number of upgrades, including a new VIP campground layout providing direct entry into the venue, broader dining options, and upgraded shower facilities. Platinum patrons will enjoy the best campground and amenities on the entire site, all in a new shaded grove just south of Centeroo. Enjoy all the classic Platinum amenities plus a dedicated Platinum vehicle entrance off Campground Road, full-service RV spots, expanded food and beverage offerings, as well as a completely shaded and wooded campground with newly added access to the Artist Lounge. New this year is the addition of the VIP Day Parking Pass, which must be purchased with a VIP or Platinum Ticket. To learn more about VIP & Platinum, please see www.bonnaroo.com/premium.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA SHUTTLES:
Official Bonnaroo shuttle buses will now depart twice a day from Chattanooga as well as Nashville and return from The Farm twice each night. Pickup locations will be located near downtown in both cities, with free parking available for all shuttle pass holders. Single-day shuttle options will also be available. For full details, shuttle schedules, and pricing, please visit www.bonnaroo.com/accommodations.

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is generously supported by Verizon, Toyota, PayPal, BACARDÍ®, and Corona Extra.

THE COMPLETE BONNAROO 2022 LINEUP IS BELOW:

THURSDAY, JUNE 16 

Gryffin
Clozee
Sidepiece
Role Model
The Brook & The Bluff
Sons of Kemet
Goth Babe
Blu Detiger
Indigo De Souza
Adam Mel
The Weather Station
Andy Frasco & The U.N.
Jessie Murph
The Dip
Nothi
Wreckno
VNSSA
Weval
Kenny Mason
Calder Allen

FRIDAY, JUNE 17 

J. Cole
The Chicks
Illenium
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
Disclosure
Lord Huron
The War On Drugs
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
Goose
Bleachers
Isaiah Rashad
Lane 8
Still Woozy
Whiskey Myers
Denzel Curry
Japanese Breakfast
Tove Lo
Dayglow
John Summit
Arlo Parks
Chris Lorenzo
Tai Verdes
The Regrettes
J. Worra
LP Giobbi
Briston Maroney
Noga Erez
Phantoms
Ship Wrek
Westend
Maggie Rose
Claud
Southern Avenue

SATURDAY, JUNE 18

Tool
Flume
21 Savage
Billy Strings
$uicideboy$
Porter Robinson
Marc Rebillet
Chvrches
LANY
Ludacris
Chris Lake
Tobe Nwigwe
Judah & The Lion
Mt. Joy
100 gecs
All Time Low
Nora En Pure
Slowthai
Black Tiger Sex Machine
Ashe
Said The Sky
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
Joy Oladokun
The Backseat Lovers
Benee
Habstrakt
Lucii
Femi Kuti & The Positive Force
Teddy Swims
Moore Kismet
Patrick Droney
Cory Henry
Lucille Croft
COM3T

SUNDAY, JUNE 19 

Stevie Nicks
Machine Gun Kelly
Roddy Ricch
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Rezz
Herbie Hancock
Puscifer
Wallows
Tash Sultana
Coin
G Jones
Zach Bryan
All Them Witches
Tinashe
Fletcher
Tierra Whack
Lettuce
Dombresky
Bas
Protoje
Of The Trees
Sierra Ferrell
Ravenscoon
Wild Rivers
Flipturn
A Hundred Drums
PLUS! SuperJam: Jack Antonoff’s 1984

The Boombox Re-imagined: Monster Launches Monster Blaster 3.0

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The Boombox Re-imagined: Monster Launches Monster Blaster 3.0

A new era of boomboxes is upon us. Today, Monster is launching the third-generation of its ultra-powerful Monster Blaster portable audio system. This sleek, heavy-hitting, 120-watt portable bluetooth speaker packs more power than many home audio systems, and offers up to 12 hours of playtime, allowing it to turn anywhere into the perfect party spot.

With a push-button EQ, Blaster easily adapts its immersive sound for different uses, filling rooms of any size with breathtaking audio, and just as easily projecting big sound in open, outdoor environments. With a smartly engineered 60-watt dual stereo speaker configuration, further optimized with two passive radiators and a dedicated 60-watt bass woofer, Blaster gives new meaning to the word “boombox”. Not only does it deliver monstrous sound with deep bass, it can do so for up to 12 hours on a single charge – meaning users can party the whole day or night without having to plug it in.

Blaster’s artfully-crafted body utilizes premium materials designed to withstand the rigors of mixed indoor and outdoor use, without compromising Monster’s legendary style. It’s wrapped in beautiful steel speaker mesh and coated with industrial-grade, rust-proof paint. Its surface also includes a custom patterned, heavily textured polymer that not only gives an iconic look but prevents scratches. It features vibration dampening rubber feet to isolate the music from whatever surface Blaster is placed on, ensuring the music always sounds excellent. On top of all that, Blaster is IPX4 water resistant and will hold up to the elements. All of this purposeful design means Monster Blaster will endure the most demanding of lifestyles and roughest of terrains without ever skipping a beat.

Monster Blaster features include:

  • 60-watt Dual Stereo Sound powering four full-range drivers and two passive radiators
  • Integrated 60 watt powered bass woofer
  • 12 hours of play time on a single charge (5,200 mAh battery)
  • 3.5 hours charge time
  • Multiple inputs
    • 1x Stereo Aux 3.5mm,
    • 1x Mic Mono 3.5mm jack
  • USB – A port for smartphone charging
  • Ergonomic handle and grip
  • Unique triangular shape for delivering a broad soundstage
  • Available in red, black, and white
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