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Concertgoers Will Need To Verify Vaccination Or A Negative Test Before Post-Pandemic Ticketmaster Shows
Getty Image Safety standards at future shows will be far more strict than they used to be. …
The world doesn’t really know when music fans will be able to attend in-person concerts again, but what we do know is that when shows do come back, things won’t be how they were before. Safety will be a higher priority than ever before in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and Ticketmaster has a plan to provide as safe an environment as possible.
Billboard reports that Ticketmaster “has been working on a framework for post-pandemic fan safety” which will involve using phones to verify that a person has either been vaccinated for COVID-19 or they they’ve tested negative for the virus within a 24- to 72-hour window. The plan is still in a development phase, but it will reportedly involve the Ticketmaster app, third party health information companies like CLEAR Health Pass or IBM’s Digital Health Pass, and testing and vaccine distribution providers like Labcorp and the CVS Minute Clinic.” Fans would have to verify that they’ve been vaccinated or have tested negatively before being allowed into the event.
Ticketmaster president Mark Yovich says of the plan, “We’re already seeing many third-party health care providers prepare to handle the vetting — whether that is getting a vaccine, taking a test, or other methods of review and approval — which could then be linked via a digital ticket so everyone entering the event is verified. Ticketmaster’s goal is to provide enough flexibility and options that venues and fans have multiple paths to return to events, and is working to create integrations to our API and leading digital ticketing technology as we will look to tap into the top solutions based on what’s green-lit by officials and desired by clients.”
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“Jet Set Trash” by Mike Stewart Theory stirs a hypnotic odyssey of retro-futuristic groove
With “Jet Set Trash,” Mike Stewart Theory takes audiences on an engaging auditory joyride that fuses retro flair with a futuristic twist. The mastermind behind MST, Michael Ivan Stewart, aka Mike Stewart, TexasMike, and Mikey Two Hats, has never been shy about exhibiting his artistic ingenuity, and “Jet Set Trash” is no exception. This groovy Indietronic gem delivers a contagious energy that’s as much a dance-floor anthem as a lyrically memorable tune.
The track commences with a pulsating rhythmic pattern that exudes a dynamic charisma for its engaging progression. Twangy guitar riffs are artfully interspersed, establishing a delightful interplay with the driving beats and shimmering synthesizer layers. It’s a timeless soundscape that feels nostalgic yet unmistakably fresh, underscoring Mike Stewart’s innovative capabilities while providing an elegant touch of alt-rock sophistication.
The alluring and enigmatic vocals glide effortlessly over the instrumental music, delivering meticulously crafted lyrics that resonate with listeners long after the initial listening experience. The repetition of the titular phrase, “Jet Set Trash,” becomes a hypnotic soulful mantra as the chorus unfolds, inviting listeners to hit replay again and again. It was recorded at the Alley House Studio in Austin, TX, and The Mühle der Freundschaft in Bad Iburg, DE.
Beyond its musical attributes, “Jet Set Trash” embodies the inclusive and optimistic ethos of the Mike Stewart Theory initiative. The piece conveys a sense of mystery and an addictive quality while celebrating collaboration, cultural diversity, and limitless creativity.
“Jet Set Trash” exemplifies Mike Stewart’s exceptional talent for producing catchy, memorable, and genre-defying music. Whether enjoying the grooving in a domestic setting or cruising through the urban landscapes, this track will inspire you to sing along and foster a feeling of empowerment. In an age of disposable tunes, “Jet Set Trash” emerges as a distinguished and enduring work. Turn up the volume and allow the good vibes to permeate the environment, taking over.
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“Get There Before Noon (LA Mix)” by The Afro Nick inspires a heartfelt anthem for racing the clock
Every second matters with Nick Anastasakis, recognized as the talented lead figure of his indie-rock ensemble, The Afro Nick, influenced by his formative experiences on the sun-soaked island of Crete, to create a rich thematic tapestry of intention in his latest single, “Get There Before Noon (LA Mix),” a stirring anthem for seizing life by the moment. With its roots in indie, alternative, and psychedelic rock, the track pulses with vibrant urgency, making it as much a call to action as an auditory exploration.
The track kicks off with bold guitar riffs accompanied by intricate electronic melodies, pulling listeners into a whirlwind of sound that feels both intimate and expansive. Grammy-winning synth player Leonardo Genovese contributes a sophisticated element, skillfully integrating vibrant electronic melodies into the track’s fabric. But Nick’s raspy, soul-drenched vocals truly anchors the piece, delivering its poignant message with raw sincerity.
This artistic synergy is born from the influence of Nick’s Crete upbringing, and his subsequent reinvention in Los Angeles unmistakably shines through in every note that hasn’t dulled his Mediterranean soul. The lyrics convey an imperative to seize the fleeting time, encouraging listeners to embrace the present with unreserved enthusiasm. The Afro-Nick’s hopeful wisdom yet gritty perspective transcends superficiality, reminding audiences that life is to be lived fully, even amid its inherent imperfections.
“Get There Before Noon (LA Mix)” exemplifies The Afro Nick’s thoughtful approach to music, functioning as a heartfelt manifesto. Its layered instrumentation and passionate delivery leave audiences feeling inspired and reflective, with a lingering urge to chase your version of “noon.” This track is an ideal companion for anyone navigating life’s twists and turns, urging listeners to hit the gas and savor every mile, particularly in the context of life’s relentless progression against time constraints before it’s too late.
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