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Find tickets for Aziz Ansari in Seattle, Washington at Paramount Theatre – Seattle on Tuesday, March 19, 2019.
Paramount Theatre – Seattle is located at 911 Pine St in Seattle, WA
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Find tickets for Aziz Ansari in Atlanta, Georgia at Fabulous Fox Theatre – Atlanta on Thursday, April 18, 2019.
Fabulous Fox Theatre – Atlanta is located at 660 Peachtree St NE in Atlanta, GA
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Find tickets for UFC 244: Jorge Masvidal vs. Nate Diaz in New York, New York at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, November 02, 2019. Madison Square Garden is located at 4 Pennsylvania Plaza in New York, NY
Find tickets for Billie Eilish in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Wells Fargo Center – PA on Friday, March 13, 2020.Wells Fargo Center – PA is located at 3601 South Broad Street in Philadelphia, PA
About Billie Eilish
When singer-songwriter Billie Eilish feels something new, the first thing she does is take out her phone and write it down. “You can write anything,” she told Apple Music in an interview for the Up Next series. “You can say the truth, and you can not tell anyone that it’s the truth—you can just write it, and it’ll be yours.” Raised and homeschooled in Los Angeles by actor/musician parents, Eilish (born Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell in 2001) started writing songs when she was around 11, exploring a strain of melancholy, minimal, and slightly surrealistic pop influenced as much by Lana Del Rey as the radical honesty of rappers like Tyler, the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt.
Writing and recording with her brother—and producer—Finneas O’Connell at their parents’ house, Eilish released dont smile at me in 2017, followed by an ever-evolving series of singles—a prime example of the fact that, in the streaming era, artists are now free to move directly from their bedrooms into the spotlight. Despite the attention, Eilish is doing her best to stake out a space of freedom and fluidity, expanding her range of collaborators (Vince Staples, Khalid) and dodging easy definition. “If people think I have a sound, if people are like, ‘Oh yeah, her sound is this,’ if someone asks you what my sound is and you have an answer for them—you’re wrong,” she told Beats 1’s Zane Lowe. “Instead of trying to find a sound, when I want to make something and when I have an idea of what I want to make, I’m just going to make that.”
Find tickets for Billie Eilish in Washington, District Of Columbia at Capital One Arena on Wednesday, March 18, 2020.Capital One Arena is located at 601 F Streets NW in Washington, DC
About Billie Eilish
When singer-songwriter Billie Eilish feels something new, the first thing she does is take out her phone and write it down. “You can write anything,” she told Apple Music in an interview for the Up Next series. “You can say the truth, and you can not tell anyone that it’s the truth—you can just write it, and it’ll be yours.” Raised and homeschooled in Los Angeles by actor/musician parents, Eilish (born Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell in 2001) started writing songs when she was around 11, exploring a strain of melancholy, minimal, and slightly surrealistic pop influenced as much by Lana Del Rey as the radical honesty of rappers like Tyler, the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt.
Writing and recording with her brother—and producer—Finneas O’Connell at their parents’ house, Eilish released dont smile at me in 2017, followed by an ever-evolving series of singles—a prime example of the fact that, in the streaming era, artists are now free to move directly from their bedrooms into the spotlight. Despite the attention, Eilish is doing her best to stake out a space of freedom and fluidity, expanding her range of collaborators (Vince Staples, Khalid) and dodging easy definition. “If people think I have a sound, if people are like, ‘Oh yeah, her sound is this,’ if someone asks you what my sound is and you have an answer for them—you’re wrong,” she told Beats 1’s Zane Lowe. “Instead of trying to find a sound, when I want to make something and when I have an idea of what I want to make, I’m just going to make that.”
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Find tickets for Davido in Silver Spring, Maryland at The Fillmore Silver Spring on Tuesday, March 24, 2020.
About Davido
Nigerian vocalist/producer Davido was born David Adedeji Adeleke in Atlanta, Georgia in 1992. His interest in music began while attending Oakwood University in his late teens, and he started making his own beats and investigating music production. He dropped out of school and began pursuing music full-time, relocating to Lagos, Nigeria and releasing his debut single, “Back When,” in 2011. The single received some attention for its mix of clubby production, high-energy vocals, and Afro-pop rhythms, and was followed shortly by second single “Dami Duro.” Work began on his debut album, Omo Baba Olowo, which was released in 2012 and produced a plethora of singles. Success came quickly for Davido, and he sated his fans with a string of new tracks released over the next several years while work was being done on follow-up album The Baddest. Between 2013 and 2017, singles like “Gobe,” “Aye,” and “Pere” (among many others) piled up, sometimes featuring collaborations with bigger-name rappers like Meek Mill or Young Thug. In the time between albums, Davido also inked a deal with RCA and began his own label, although The Baddest still remained unreleased in mid-2017. ~ Fred Thomas
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Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain
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KEVIN HART: LET ME EXPLAIN captures the laughter, energy and mayhem from comedy superstar Kevin Hart’s 2012 global concert tour that was filmed LIVE to two sold-out crowds at the world renowned Madison Square Garden arena. Delivery over an hour of gut-busting, tear-inducing laughter, Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain will take comedy fans on a side-splitting joy ride filled with clever tales, over-the-top antics, thought provoking and fun-filled mayhem as only told by Kevin Hart and his comedy squad, the Plastic Cup Boys.
If there’s a poster boy for the rise of EDM in North America, it’s Canadian producer deadmau5. He first came to prominence in the late ’00s with a string of progressive house anthems and grimy electro tracks defined by his trademark rippling synths. His career really kicked into overdrive in 2010 when he launched a globe-spanning tour that made his epic light show and neon mouse mask instantly iconic. Endlessly prolific, his albums mix floor-filling grooves with adventurous electronica. Lift yourself up with the euphoric beats and sweeping riffs packed into this collection of deadmau5 epics.
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With a live-band lineup that opens up hip-hop’s bohemian possibilities, The Roots have been injecting the genre with their signature Philly cool since the late ‘80s. “Silent Treatment” has Sade-like grace: Soft-focus Rhodes piano chords, a smooth-jazz sax line, and Questlove’s delicate backbeat lay down a sensuous canvas for Black Thought’s tale of romantic anxiety. The band shows their chops on funky Cody Chesnutt collab “The Seed,” a rough pop release that’s almost punk rock. The galloping “Boom!”, meanwhile, pours an intoxicating mix of nimble rhymes, funky samples, and live drums.
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Find Taylor Swift Concert Tickets
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To understand the colossal talents of Taylor Swift, flash back to where it all began: “Tim McGraw,” the then-16-year-old’s ode to her high school sweetheart. Plaintive, melodic, dense with rich imagery—the song, like the countless others she’s released since, is a view right into Swift’s soul. That is her gift: From the jaunty, melodic country of “Love Story” to the towering, hip-hop-infused pop of “Bad Blood” to her stellar 2019 duet with Brendon Urie “ME!,” Swift yanks you into her world with both hands, capturing the pain of a soured relationship or the triumph of moving to the big city with unbridled enthusiasm. And when she makes bold creative transformations, like declaring herself dead on “Look What You Made Me Do,” she does so with conviction and an acknowledgment that even though she’s only human, she’s the one in control.
Find Taylor Swift Concert Tickets
Taylor Swift Apple Music QR Code
To understand the colossal talents of Taylor Swift, flash back to where it all began: “Tim McGraw,” the then-16-year-old’s ode to her high school sweetheart. Plaintive, melodic, dense with rich imagery—the song, like the countless others she’s released since, is a view right into Swift’s soul. That is her gift: From the jaunty, melodic country of “Love Story” to the towering, hip-hop-infused pop of “Bad Blood” to her stellar 2019 duet with Brendon Urie “ME!,” Swift yanks you into her world with both hands, capturing the pain of a soured relationship or the triumph of moving to the big city with unbridled enthusiasm. And when she makes bold creative transformations, like declaring herself dead on “Look What You Made Me Do,” she does so with conviction and an acknowledgment that even though she’s only human, she’s the one in control.
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