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Kings of Leon LIVE in South Africa [UPDATE]
Dec 2nd
Big big news! The Kings of Leon are on their way to South Africa for the first time. All the details here - ticket sales, dates and venues…
Duran Duran pull out of SA tour
Nov 30th
With only one week to go, Duran Duran have regretfully had to pull out of their upcoming South African tour dates (which were slated to take place from 7 to 12 December) because the show promoter defaulted on the contract, leaving the band members with no other option but to cancel the shows.
New OK Go video
Nov 10th
Unlike their customary one-take videos, OK Go has come out with this video: a stop-motion animation with all the images being burned on bread. Apparently.
Daft Punk - TRON music video
Oct 28th
Daft Punk’s new video/trailer for the upcoming TRON movie (Soundtrack releases on Nov 22). Its Daft Punk and TRON. Enough Said. Watch it now…
Johnny Cash Project: Awesome crowdsourcing campaign
Oct 28th
The Johnny Cash Project is a collective music video, fashioned from drawings done by users from across the web. The site features a drawing tool, which allows you illustrate a frame from the video. These images weave together to create an ever-changing work of art.
Massive Attack promise new material
Oct 27th
Massive Attack are planning to “randomly” release new EPs in 2011. The UK dance group took seven years to bring out their last album ‘Heligoland’ earlier this year, but are keen to follow it up with more new material - which they are planning to release “spontaneously”.
Playbutton: this blows my mind!
Oct 20th
It’s a button badge that also plays a band’s album. Like an iPod. But not. Because it’s a badge. Awesome.
Band rock out with their iPhones on a train! Too awesome!
Oct 18th
Atomic Tom in New York had their instruments stolen. Luckily, they had their iPhones…
U2 South African shows confirmed
Oct 13th
When someone initially broke the news at the beginning of September, sparking widespread rumours across the country, record company and concert promoter representatives dismissed the report as speculative.
