Home Blog Page 970

Magdalena Bay Adds North American Spring 2025 Headline Dates

Eric Alper
-
0
Magdalena Bay Adds North American Spring 2025 Headline Dates

ollowing two sold-out headline tours in 2024, acclaimed duo Magdalena Bay confirms another run of headline dates in Spring 2025, with stops in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Denver and more and Sam Austins supporting—see full routing below and get tickets beginning this Friday at 10:00A.M. local time HERE.

The upcoming run is in continued celebration of the band’s wildly successful sophomore album, Imaginal Disk, released to widespread critical acclaim in August via Mom+Pop Music, written and produced in full by Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin —get it HERE. Featured on Best of 2024 lists from Paste Magazine— which named single “Death & Romance” the #1 song of the year—The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Vulture, Pitchfork, Stereogum, Vogue and more, Imaginal Disk found Magdalena Bay selling out every date of their 2024 North American and European/U.K. headline tours, making their late night debut on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” with a performance of “Image,” which was later reworked by Grimes, and even getting a nod to the Imaginal Disk album cover from Rosalía’s Halloween costume.

Additionally, the band is gearing up for a run of sold-out European and U.K. tour dates following their sold-out, 21-date headline Imaginal Mystery Tour last month in North America—see full tour routing below and get tickets HERE.

Magdalena Bay is the Los Angeles by way of Miami duo consisting of Mica Tenenbaum (vocals, producer, songwriter) and Matthew Lewin (producer, songwriter). The two first met at an after-school music program in Miami where they grew up, bonding over shared musical influences and eventually starting a prog rock band Tabula Rasa. That band broke up, but when Tenenbaum and Lewin crossed paths again in college, they reconnected with the goal of making something closer to pop music that blends retro and futuristic elements under the moniker Magdalena Bay. They released a series of EPs leading up to their critically acclaimed debut album, Mercurial World, in 2021 and went on to sell out their first headlining tour, play numerous festivals around the world—including Coachella in 2023, tour with Charli xcx, Caroline Polachek, Flume and collaborate with Lil Yachty, JIHYO, Blu DeTiger and more.

MAGALENA BAY—IMAGINAL DISK
1. She Looked Like Me!
2. Killing Time
3. True Blue Interlude
4. Image
5. Death & Romance
6. Fear, Sex
7. Vampire in the Corner
8. Watching T.V.
9. Tunnel Vision
10. Love Is Everywhere
11. Feeling DiskInserted?
12. That’s My Floor
13. Cry for Me
14. Angel on a Satellite
15. The Ballad of Matt & Mica

MAGDALENA BAY LIVE
April 25 /// New York, NY /// Terminal 5*
April 26 /// Philadelphia, PA /// Union Transfer*
April 28 /// Portland, ME /// State Theatre*
April 29 /// Boston, MA /// Citizen House of Blues*
April 30 /// New Haven, CT /// College Street Music Hall*
May 2 /// Cleveland, OH /// House of Blues*
May 3 /// Pittsburgh, PA /// Roxian Theater*
May 4 /// Columbus, OH /// Newport Music Hall*
May 6 /// Buffalo, NY /// Buffalo RiverWorks*
May 7 /// Toronto, ON /// HISTORY*
May 9 /// Detroit, MI /// St. Andrews Hall*
May 10 /// Madison, WI /// The Sylvee*
May 11 /// Kansas City, MO /// The Truman*
May 13 /// Denver, CO /// Ogden Theatre*
May 14 /// Salt Lake City, UT /// Rockwell at the Complex*
May 16 /// Tucson, AZ /// Rialto Theatre*
*Sam Austins supporting

Rising Star Maggie Antone Confirms 2025 North American Headline Tour

Eric Alper
-
0
Rising Star Maggie Antone Confirms 2025 North American Headline Tour

Today, rising vocalist, songwriter and producer Maggie Antone confirms a run of headline dates in early 2025, with support from Eli Winders, Molly Forbes and Kinsley. See full routing below—including stops in Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Antone’s hometown of Richmond and more—and get tickets beginning this Friday at 10A.M. local time HERE.

Additionally, Antone will make her debut at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry on December 13 alongside other rising country artists—get tickets HERE. The performance at the historic venue closes out a nonstop year, which saw Antone release her debut album, Rhinestoned, tour with 49 Winchester, Ella Langley, Trampled by Turtles and Kat Hasty, play shows with Brent Cobb, Ian Munsick, Marty Stuart and The Red Clay Strays and perform at festivals including Bonnaroo, Bourbon & Beyond and Born & Raised.

Antone’s critically acclaimed debut album, Rhinestoned, was released in August via her own label Love Big in partnership with Thirty Tigers—get it HERE. Named one of the best albums of 2024 by Rough Trade, Rhinestoned features singles “Everyone But You”—praised by Holler as a “tender and sweetly shy ballad”—“Suburban Outlaw,” title track “Rhinestoned,” “Johnny Moonshine” and a solo version of “I Don’t Wanna Hear About It,” which was previously released as a duet with Brendan Walter.

Antone’s playful humor, distinctly raspy drawl and undeniable charisma land the initial punches on Rhinestoned. A closer listen reveals the vocalist, songwriter and producer’s overarching desire to heal her heart by opening up and extending a helping hand to anyone who wants to do the same. It’s Antone’s ability to contrast her raucousness with a disarming vulnerability that makes Rhinestoned the honest affirmation of life’s ups and downs she hoped it would be. “No matter how big or small it is,” Antone says, “when you’ve gone through something and you hurt, it matters.”

Rhinestoned was co-produced by Antone alongside Carrie K. (Noah Kahan, Jessie Murph, Suki Waterhouse), with writing contributions from Trent Dabbs (Ingrid Michaelson, Kacey Musgraves), Aaron Raitiere (Lady Gaga, Ashley McBryde), Jillian Jacqueline (Keith Urban, Little Big Town) and Antone’s longtime hero Natalie Hemby (The Highwomen, Miranda Lambert).

Born and raised in Richmond, VA, Antone has been hailed as a bold new voice on the rise in alternative country. Her cover of Tyler Childers’ “Lady May” won her instant attention, and Interpretations, a follow up collection of covers including Dolly Parton’s “Jolene,” John Prine’s “Spanish Pipe Dream” and more, was released in late 2022 to early acclaim. A songwriter since the age of 16, Antone has made music her full-time job since leaving college in late 2021. She is determined to make music that connects with people and write songs that make audiences feel seen and heard, a quality she deeply admires in the artists that have so inspired her to choose this path.

MAGGIE ANTONE—RHINESTONED
1. Johnny Moonshine
2. One Too Many
3. Everyone But You
4. Mess With Texas
5. High Standards
6. Suburban Outlaw
7. I Don’t Wanna Hear About It
8. Me & Jose Cuervo
9. Rhinestoned
10. Meant to Meet

MAGGIE ANTONE LIVE 2025
January 22-26 /// Key West, FL /// Mile 0 Fest
February 13 /// Bloomington, IN /// Bluebird Nightclub*
February 14 /// Columbus, OH /// A&R Music Bar*
February 15 /// Detroit, MI /// El Club*
March 1 /// Tempe, AZ /// Extra Innings
March 27 /// Knoxville, TN /// Open Chord Music†
March 28 /// Durham, NC /// Motorco Music Hall†
March 29 /// Richmond, VA /// The Broadberry†
April 6 /// Georgetown, TX /// Two Step Inn
April 24 /// Cambridge, MA /// The Sinclair‡
April 25 /// Philadelphia, PA /// The Foundry at The Fillmore‡
April 26 /// Washington, D.C. /// Union Stage‡
July 18-20 /// Whitefish, MT /// Under the Big Sky

*Eli Winders supporting
†Molly Forbes supporting
‡Kinsley supporting

Billy Strings Announces Spring Headline Tour For 2025

Eric Alper
-
0
Billy Strings Announces Spring Headline Tour For 2025

Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Billy Strings will continue his headline tour through this spring. Tickets will go on-sale this Friday, Jan. 10 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Full details can be found at www.billystrings.com/tour.

The upcoming performances celebrate Strings’ latest album, Highway Prayers, which debuted at #1 on Billboard’s all-genre Top Album Sales chart this past fall—the first time in 22 years that a bluegrass album has been the top-selling album across genres. Released via Reprise Records, Highway Prayers was produced by Strings and Jon Brion (Fiona Apple, Mac Miller, Aimee Mann) and continues to receive widespread critical attention, with GQ calling Strings “the hottest roots-music phenomenon in decades” and Pitchfork praising, “the bluegrass wunderkind expands his palette, exploring new textures and emotional registers while staying true to his beloved genre.” Listen to Highway Prayers HERE.

Raised in Michigan and now based in Nashville, Strings is known as one of music’s most compelling artists. The new studio album follows the recent release of Strings’ first live album, Billy Strings Live Vol. 1 (stream/purchase here), which debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Bluegrass Albums chart and is nominated for Best Bluegrass Album at the upcoming Grammy Awards. Showcasing his electrifying concerts, the record features Strings performing some of his most beloved songs—including “Dust in a Baggie,” “Away From The Mire” and “Turmoil & Tinfoil”—recorded at venues around the world including Paris’ La Cigale, Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, Austin’s Moody Center, Atlanta’s State Farm Arena and more.

Since his 2017 debut, Strings has been awarded Best Bluegrass Album at the 63rd Grammy Awards, Artist of the Year at the 2023 and 2022 Americana Music Awards, Entertainer of the Year at the 2023, 2022 and 2021 International Bluegrass Music Awards, Best New Headliner at the 2022 Pollstar Awards and Breakthrough Artist of the Pandemic at the 2021 Pollstar Awards among several other accolades. He has also performed on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” PBS’ “Austin City Limits” and “Bluegrass Underground” as well as countless sold-out shows worldwide.

BILLY STRINGS CONFIRMED TOUR DATES
BOLD on-sale this Friday, January 10 at 10:00am local time
January 24—Denver, CO—Ball Arena
January 25—Denver, CO—Ball Arena
January 26—Denver, CO—Ball Arena
February 6—Asheville, NC—ExploreAsheville.com Arena (SOLD OUT)
February 7—Asheville, NC—ExploreAsheville.com Arena (SOLD OUT)
February 8—Asheville, NC—ExploreAsheville.com Arena (SOLD OUT)
February 14—Asheville, NC—ExploreAsheville.com Arena (SOLD OUT)
February 15—Asheville, NC—ExploreAsheville.com Arena (SOLD OUT)
February 16—Asheville, NC—ExploreAsheville.com Arena (SOLD OUT)
February 21—Atlanta, GA—State Farm Arena
February 22—Atlanta, GA—State Farm Arena
February 28—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena
March 1—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena
March 2—Nashville, TN—Ryman Auditorium (SOLD OUT)
April 3—St. Augustine, FL—St. Augustine Amphitheatre
April 4—St. Augustine, FL—St. Augustine Amphitheatre
April 5—St. Augustine, FL—St. Augustine Amphitheatre
April 9—Tampa, FL—Yuengling Center
April 11—Savannah, GA—Enmarket Arena
April 12—Savannah, GA—Enmarket Arena
April 15—Charlottesville, VA—John Paul Jones Arena
April 17—Cary, NC—Koka Booth Amphitheatre
April 18—Cary, NC—Koka Booth Amphitheatre
April 19—Cary, NC—Koka Booth Amphitheatre
May 30—Grand Rapids, MI—Van Andel Arena
May 31—Grand Rapids, MI—Van Andel Arena
June 6—Rosemont, IL—Allstate Arena
June 7—Rosemont, IL—Allstate Arena
June 11—Kansas City, MO—T-Mobile Center
June 13—St. Louis, MO—Chaifetz Arena
June 14—St. Louis, MO—Chaifetz Arena
June 20—Lexington, KY—Rupp Arena
June 21—Lexington, KY—Rupp Arena

SiriusXM with 360L to Make Mitsubishi Motors Debut in 2025

Eric Alper
-
0
SiriusXM with 360L to Make Mitsubishi Motors Debut in 2025

SiriusXM and Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. today announced an agreement to launch SiriusXM with 360L on select 2025 model-year Mitsubishi vehicles, including the recently debuted new Outlander SUV, as part of an extension of the agreement that will continue the two companies’ relationship through 2030.

SiriusXM with 360L combines satellite and streaming content delivery into a single, cohesive in-vehicle entertainment experience, which provides drivers and their passengers with choice, content discovery, and a personalized listening experience. In equipped Mitsubishi vehicles, SiriusXM with 360L adds an expansive library of on-demand content as well as a live sports category that makes it easier to find broadcasts of games and sporting events. Personalized “For You” recommendations, with the ability to access related content, allow listeners to discover more of the programming they love, and new features from SiriusXM are expected to be delivered by over-the-air updates to Mitsubishi in the future.

“The excitement of being behind the wheel of a Mitsubishi vehicle is only made better when SiriusXM is playing through the sound system,” said Bryan Arnett, MMNA’s Director of Digital Product Strategy. “The addition of SiriusXM with 360L adds another level to raise the entire in-car experience.”

“SiriusXM with 360L provides drivers even more of the SiriusXM content they love in an enhanced and personalized listening experience, and we are excited for 360L to make its Mitsubishi Motors debut in 2025,” said Gail Berger, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Automotive Partnerships, SiriusXM. “We look forward to delivering SiriusXM with 360L across even more of Mitsubishi’s model lineup in future model years during our extended agreement.”

Newly purchased or leased Mitsubishi Motors vehicles equipped with SiriusXM in the United States receive a three-month trial subscription to SiriusXM that delivers SiriusXM’s full lineup of content, plus access at home and on the go through the SiriusXM app on connected devices and speakers.

SiriusXM is home to hundreds of expertly-curated, ad-free music channels across all genres, decades, and moods as well as the must-hear moments in sports, news, entertainment, comedy, and more. From one-of-a-kind channels by some of the world’s top musicians to first-listens and exclusive performances from emerging artists and bands, SiriusXM presents the perfect soundtrack for any moment. SiriusXM brings fans closer to their favorite sport by offering the most extensive lineup of live pro and college events, plus programming that delivers reactions and analysis from experts and insiders. Subscribers also stay informed and entertained with the latest in news and politics, entertainment, comedy, and beyond with celebrity interviews, iconic hosts, trusted opinions, non-stop laughs, and so much more, available only on SiriusXM.

For more information on all the programming that SiriusXM offers, and all the ways subscribers can listen, visit SiriusXM.com.

 

Relive Iconic Performances with Daniel Tate’s New Book “Stories of the Stage: 25 Years of Concert History at Scotiabank Arena”

Eric Alper
-
0
Relive Iconic Performances with Daniel Tate’s New Book “Stories of the Stage: 25 Years of Concert History at Scotiabank Arena”

Take a captivating journey through 25 years of unforgettable performances with Stories of the Stage: 25 Years of Concert History at Scotiabank Arena. This visually stunning hardcover transports readers into the heart of one of Canada’s most iconic venues, chronicling legendary moments like The Tragically Hip’s 1999 debut, U2’s monumental four-night stand in 2005, and Madonna’s electrifying Celebration Tour in 2024. Featuring firsthand stories from artists, promoters, and fans, alongside an incredible collection of memorabilia and photography, this 418-page masterpiece dives deep into Toronto’s vibrant concert history. With exclusive features on the arena’s wrestling legacy and the Asian pop explosion of the 2010s, this book is a must-have for music lovers and anyone who has ever felt the magic of live music. Celebrate the memories, the music, and the connections forged at Scotiabank Arena — available now here.

50 Ways Musicians Can Earn Money

Eric Alper
-
0
50 Ways Musicians Can Earn Money

The music industry offers endless ways to monetize your talents. Whether you’re performing, teaching, or leveraging digital platforms, here’s a breakdown of 50 practical ways to make money as a musician.

1. Live Performances

Perform at local venues, festivals, and private events. Negotiate performance fees and build your audience along the way.

2. Sell Merchandise

Design and sell branded t-shirts, hoodies, or posters. Merchandise can be sold at shows or through your online store.

3. Digital Music Sales

Distribute your music on Bandcamp or your website for direct downloads. This ensures more profits compared to streaming.

4. Streaming Royalties

Upload music to Spotify, Apple Music, and other platforms. Earn small but steady royalties with growing plays.

5. YouTube Monetization

Start a YouTube channel for music videos, tutorials, or performances. Earn through ad revenue and sponsorships.

6. Licensing for Film/TV

Submit your music for use in movies, TV shows, and commercials. Licensing can bring in substantial, recurring income.

7. Sell Physical Albums

Vinyl and CDs remain collector favorites. Sell them online or during live events to loyal fans.

8. Crowdfunding

Launch campaigns on Kickstarter or Patreon to fund albums or tours. Offer exclusive rewards for contributors.

9. Session Musician Work

Record or perform for other artists in studios or live settings. This can be a steady source of income.

10. Teach Music Lessons

Offer in-person or online lessons for instruments, singing, or production. Teach beginners or advanced students.

11. Music Production

Produce tracks or create beats for other artists. Sell your work on platforms like BeatStars or SoundBetter.

12. Sound Engineering

Provide mixing, mastering, or live sound services. Use your technical skills to help others improve their sound.

13. Custom Songwriting

Write songs for special occasions like weddings or anniversaries. Tailor the music to client preferences.

14. Jingles for Ads

Create catchy jingles for commercials or business promotions. Many brands need original music to stand out.

15. DJ Services

Perform as a DJ for weddings, clubs, or corporate events. Use your music curation skills to energize audiences.

16. Twitch Streaming

Perform live on Twitch and interact with viewers. Earn money through tips, subscriptions, and sponsorships.

17. Busking

Play music in public spaces to gain exposure and earn tips. This can also help you connect with new fans.

18. Sync Licensing

License your songs for video games, apps, or YouTube creators. Platforms like Songtradr can help.

19. Music Transcription

Transcribe popular songs into sheet music or tabs. Sell these to other musicians or educational platforms.

20. Create Sample Packs

Develop unique sound samples or loops. Sell them on sites like Splice to producers and DJs.

21. Host Workshops

Teach group workshops on songwriting, performance, or music production. Share your expertise with aspiring musicians.

22. Write a Book

Publish a book about your music journey or offer advice. Use it to inspire and educate other musicians.

23. Voice Acting

Use your voice for animations, audiobooks, or commercials. It’s a great way to diversify your talents.

24. Music Blogging

Start a blog about your music experiences or industry trends. Monetize through ads, affiliate links, or sponsorships.

25. Podcast Hosting

Launch a podcast to discuss music topics, share stories, or interview artists. Earn through ads or listener support.

26. Apply for Grants

Seek grants from arts organizations or local governments. These funds can support your music projects.

27. Perform at Corporate Events

Book gigs at corporate gatherings or conferences. Businesses often pay well for live entertainment.

28. Artist Residencies

Secure a residency at a venue or hotel. Play regular shows and build a consistent local fan base.

29. Music Libraries

Upload your tracks to music libraries for licensing. Companies and filmmakers often use these libraries.

30. Teach Music Theory

Help students understand the basics of music theory. This service is always in demand among beginners.

31. Host Karaoke Nights

Run karaoke nights at bars or private events. Bring the equipment, curate songs, and entertain crowds.

32. Develop Music Apps

Create apps for songwriting, learning instruments, or creating beats. Technology is a growing avenue for music.

33. Patreon Subscriptions

Offer exclusive content, like early song releases or tutorials, to fans. Patreon provides a direct income stream.

34. Sell Backing Tracks

Create instrumental versions of popular songs. Sell them to singers, educators, or karaoke enthusiasts.

35. Rent Equipment

Rent out your unused instruments or recording gear. It’s an easy way to earn passive income.

36. Run Music Retreats

Organize retreats for musicians to collaborate and learn. Charge for participation and offer unique experiences.

37. Event Organization

Plan and promote music events or festivals. Partner with local businesses and musicians.

38. Music Video Creation

Help other artists by directing or editing their music videos. Charge for your expertise.

39. Play in a Cover Band

Join or form a cover band to play weddings and parties. These gigs often pay well for familiar songs.

40. Virtual Concerts

Host live-streamed performances and charge for tickets or accept donations. Reach fans worldwide.

41. Enter Songwriting Contests

Participate in songwriting competitions. Many offer cash prizes or valuable industry connections.

42. Create Online Courses

Design courses on platforms like Udemy or Skillshare. Teach music production, performance, or songwriting.

43. Affiliate Marketing

Promote gear or software you love and earn commissions. Share links with your audience.

44. Build a Mailing List

Grow a list of loyal fans and monetize it. Share exclusive offers or pre-sale tickets.

45. Perform at Theme Parks

Audition to join entertainment teams at theme parks. These are steady-paying, fun gigs.

46. Sell Lyric Sheets

Offer handwritten or digital lyric sheets of your songs. Fans love unique, personal memorabilia.

47. Repair Instruments

Use your skills to repair or modify instruments. Market your services to local musicians.

48. Collaborate on Features

Sing or play on other artists’ tracks for a fee. It’s a great way to expand your network.

49. Music Therapy

Work with patients in therapeutic settings using music. This combines creativity with meaningful work.

50. Sell NFTs

Offer music-related digital collectibles as NFTs. These can include songs, artwork, or exclusive experiences.

 

5 Surprising Facts About Echo & the Bunnymen’s “Porcupine”

Eric Alper
-
0
5 Surprising Facts About Echo & the Bunnymen’s “Porcupine”

When Echo & the Bunnymen released Porcupine on February 4, 1983, the album arrived as a reflection of a band pushing through internal tension, artistic reinvention, and record label doubts. Despite its troubled creation, Porcupine became a pivotal moment for the band, peaking at No. 2 on the UK Albums Chart and solidifying their reputation as post-punk pioneers. With its iconic cover shot in Iceland and standout singles like “The Cutter” and “The Back of Love,” the album earned gold certification in the UK. Yet, beneath the snow-covered surface lies a treasure trove of little-known stories.

1. The Album Was Rejected Before It Was a Masterpiece

The original version of Porcupine was outright rejected by the band’s label, WEA, for being “too uncommercial.” This initial iteration, devoid of its now-celebrated string arrangements, was deemed too raw and dark. Only after the band rerecorded sections and added Shankar’s haunting string contributions did the label give it the green light. Shankar’s work on tracks like “The Cutter” brought a cinematic layer that ultimately defined the album’s sound.

2. Its Working Title Was The Happy Loss

Before it became Porcupine, the album bore the enigmatic working title The Happy Loss. While the final name reflects the prickly interpersonal dynamics within the band and the record’s introspective themes, the original title hinted at a mix of melancholy and optimism that characterized much of Echo & the Bunnymen’s ethos during this era.

3. Iceland Almost Didn’t Happen

The album’s now-iconic cover and promotional visuals were shot in Iceland, but that decision came at the last minute. Originally planned for Scotland, the lack of snow forced the production team to pivot. In Iceland, the band braved subzero temperatures and treacherous conditions near Gullfoss waterfall. According to Ian McCulloch, one misstep could have sent them plummeting hundreds of feet. The stark, icy landscape perfectly captured the album’s ethereal yet brooding vibe.

4. “The Cutter” Was Inspired by Cat Stevens

During the recording of “The Cutter,” guitarist Will Sergeant suggested that Shankar incorporate the melody from Cat Stevens’ 1967 hit “Matthew and Son.” This subtle nod to the past, combined with Shankar’s distinct string flourishes, created one of the band’s most enduring tracks. It climbed to No. 8 on the UK Singles Chart, becoming their first Top 10 hit.

5. The Band Nearly Imploded During Recording

The creation of Porcupine was fraught with tension among the band members. Bassist Les Pattinson grew weary of the music industry, drummer Pete de Freitas diverted his energy to producing other artists, and guitarist Will Sergeant worked on his solo project. Meanwhile, lead singer Ian McCulloch felt immense pressure to prove the band’s worth. Producer Ian Broudie (later of Lightning Seeds fame) managed to corral these disparate energies, steering the band through what could have been their breaking point.

From its turbulent inception to its icy visuals, every layer of Porcupine tells a story of struggle, reinvention, and triumph. It’s no wonder the album resonates as one of Echo & the Bunnymen’s crowning achievements. W

Rare Footage Of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Inspiring ‘What is Your Life’s Blueprint’ Speech to Students Unearthed

Eric Alper
-
0
Rare Footage Of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Inspiring ‘What is Your Life’s Blueprint’ Speech to Students Unearthed

Rarely seen footage of Martin Luther King, Jr., speaking at Barratt Junior High School in Philadelphia on October 26, 1967, has resurfaced, showcasing his inspiring speech, What Is Your Life’s Blueprint?. Addressing students, King urged them to dream boldly, strive for excellence, and build a foundation of dignity and purpose. This powerful moment reminds us that his words still resonate as a blueprint for meaningful lives today.

The Science Of Snowflakes with Brian Cox

Eric Alper
-
0
The Science Of Snowflakes with Brian Cox

How do snowflakes form? Why do they have six sides? Is it true that each snowflakes is unique? Here’s some serious snowflake trivia courtesy of physicist Prof Brian Cox.

Burton Cummings’ Isolated Vocals For The Guess Who’s “American Woman”

Eric Alper
-
0
Burton Cummings’ Isolated Vocals For The Guess Who’s “American Woman”

“American Woman,” released in January 1970 by Canadian rock band The Guess Who, became an iconic anthem, reaching number one on both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Canadian RPM chart. Created spontaneously during a live jam session in Southern Ontario, the track’s riff and lyrics were improvised by guitarist Randy Bachman and vocalist Burton Cummings.

1...969970971...3,020Page 970 of 3,020

Follow us on Instagram @thatericalper

That Eric Alper

Eric Alper is a 6-time nominee for Publicist of the Year during Canadian Music Week and has overseen the publicity campaigns for over 183 JUNO Award-nominated albums (and 16 in 2025), 45 Grammy-nominated albums, including 47 JUNO Award, 58 Canadian Folk Music Award, 126 Maple Blues Award-winning albums and is also truly honoured to work with some of the biggest and most important artists of our time.

Contact me: eric@thatericalper.com

Popular posts

Popular category

© Copyright - That Eric Alper