Festival season is just around the corner and we are here for it. Specially after learning the killer lineup Primavera Sound Festival is bringing to us this June. This 9-day festival, located in Barcelona, will quickly make the top of your festival list. Here is why…
As Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted in sunny Los Angeles sbe’s Nightingale has positioned itself as THE night club to attend.
Dualipa, Johnny Wujek, and friends attends the Re-Opening Celebration of sbe’s Nightingale hosted by Food Tech Platform C3 and CITIZENS GO App. Photo Credit: Amy Graves / Amy Graves Photography
Party goers were treated to an evening celebrating the LGBTQ community with a performance by Orville Peck who wow’d attendees with his cover of Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way.” sbe’s Nightingale’s opening festivities were hosted by the new restaurant delivery app CITIZENS GO, launched by C3(Creating Culinary Communities), the revolutionary food and beverage platform founded by Sam Nazarian. CITIZENS GO provides meal delivery and pickup options across C3‘s network of more than 200 ghost kitchens, brick-and-mortar restaurants and the soon-to-open food halls.
Pop-star Dua Lipa surprised the crowd and arrived with an entourage including her glam team, Chris Appleton and well known stylist Johnny Wujek. Dualipa was dancing the night away next to the DJ Booth with her friends. At one point the DJ handed her the microphone where she welcomed attendees yelling, “Happy Pride Babies!” Other guests in attendance included David LaChapelle, Daphne Guinness, and Diplo. Notable Youtube Stars, Nikita Dragun, Gigi Gorgeous and Patrick Starrr were also in attendance amongst the crowd. After his performance, Orville
David LaChapelle, Daphne Guinness attends the Re-Opening Celebration of sbe’s Nightingale hosted by Food Tech Platform C3 and CITIZENS GO App. Photo Credit: Amy Graves / Amy Graves Photography
Peck treated himself to fries from Umami Burger, food tech platform C3’s brick and mortar and digital restaurant brand. Overall the evening was a success with a packed house, kicking off both LA’s reopening and Pride Month!
“You gotta live a little bit.”
The streets of Los Angeles were buzzing as guests arrived at the Warner Music Group pre-Grammy Celebration on Thursday, February 7!
In the past year of 2018, music videos were entertaining, visually pleasing, politically charged and all around — well — amazing. They started conversations, they empowered different groups of individuals and one even spawned a walking tour of the Louve to go hand in hand with its video.
It was all about the nostalgia as 103.5’s KTUphoria returned to Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater on Saturday evening to start the summer off hot.
This week on Scoreboard Migos take #1 on the Billboard 200 and Dua Lipa moves up the Hot 100
This past Saturday, Dua Lipa closed off the Pre-Grammys 2018 Shows at Mastercard House followed by predecessors like SZA and Saint Vincent.
2017 was one of the best years for music in recent history, with most Grammy nominations served towards artists of color. We wanted to share all of our favorites with you, in no particular order, because they’re all just so good. Comment any that we forgot, and be sure to tune into the 60th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony on January 28, 2018.