Papa Roach and Phillip Phillips to headline concerts at bases in Asia, Europe

Musical gang Papa Roach and previous American Idol star Phillip Phillips will travel abroad bases with the expectation of complimentary shows in the coming weeks.

Military Entertainment declared its 2018 Jingle Bell Rock Tour on Monday, with Papa Roach slated to perform at U.S. army installations in Asia and Phillips in Europe,

Phillips — victor of the eleventh period of American Idol in 2012 — commences the show arrangement in Britain at RAF Mildenhall and Alconbury on individually. The timetable for whatever remains of his exhibitions are: Naples, Italy, Rota, Spain, and in Germany, Grafenwoehr, Spangdahlem, Wiesbaden and Ramstein.

Daddy Roach's first show is  at Misawa Air Base, Japan. The band at that point heads to Yokota outside of Tokyo, trailed by shows at Atsugi, and at Yokosuka. The last three shows are in Korea, at Kunsan, Osan, and Camp Humphreys.

Show times and settings still can't seem to be reported.

Military faculty will get the opportunity to meet and welcome the specialists previously or after every execution.

Listen to Phillip Phillips' Classic Rock-Tinged #TBT Mixtape

                                                                       

Welcome to #TBT Mixtape, the new Billboard series showing own playlists with exclusive artist themes Billboard Spotify account. The organized group presents the favorite songs of the artists of their youth and their childhood.

This week's trick comes from Phillip Phillips. The singer-songwriter is preparing for an upcoming co-headlining tour with Gavin DeGraw later this summer in support of their latest Collateral LP, released last January by Interscope Records.

Today, the singer is looking back with #TBT Mixtape this week, with AC / DC, Dave Matthews Band, Neil Young and more.

"These few songs from these artists have inspired me both as a guitarist and singer / songwriter," says Phillips. "You can not beat the classics. Learning to play these songs meant everything for me to grow up and now when I hear, have a totally different meaning for me. "

Phillip Phillips will headline 5th annual Do Good Fest Benefit Concert

Phillip Phillips, who recently released the new album titled "Collateral" the fifth annual Do Good Fest on July 14, a free benefit festival that raises funds for cancer patients.

Phillips, known for his successful musical career after winning the American Idol TV contest six years ago, is in the middle of The Magnetic Tour to support their new album.

"Phillip Phillips is a great talent and we are excited to welcome you to our stadium," said Mehran Assadi, President, Chief Executive Officer and President of National Life. "He also supports worthy causes through his work with Brave Debut, a non-profit organization that supports newborns. We share their passion for doing good in the world. That's why we are honored to raise money so that the journey of cancer patients through treatment is a little easier. "

The Point, Independent Radio, shares the cause. "We are very excited about this year's programming and we are honored to once again participate in Do Good Fest," said John Mullet, The Point Program Director. "It's a wonderful synergy when our community receives such a great event and at the same time helps such a wonderful cause.

The Life's National Life's Good Life Festival raises funds for Branches of Hope, the Central Vermont Medical Center Cancer Patient Fund. In the first four years of the festival, they raised $ 93,000 for Branches of Hope, which provides money to patients on cancer treatment for routine and unexpected expenses such as housing, transportation, services medical and other as basic as paying for heating fuel.

The Do Good Fest, which includes food trucks, a beer tent, a non-profit city and children's activities, as well as music and fireworks, is free. Parking costs $ 20 per vehicle in advance and $ 25 on the day of the show. All proceeds go directly to Branches of Hope.

Phillips will direct the show and will be preceded by the outdoor scene on the National Life Lawn by Serena Ryder, who also has a new album; Syml, currently on tour to support his debut album; Caitlin Canty, a West Rutland native who recently appeared in Rolling Stone magazine as a rising star; and Chad Hollister, a Vermont resident who will complete his tour in his hometown.

Justin Bieber Has Just Rewritten History By Achieving 8 Amazing Guinness World Records

How is anyone going to beat these?

We all know that Justin Bieber is one of the biggest music stars on the planet.

But now he's added to his record sales and YouTube views by achieving 8 official world records.

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The latest edition of the Guinness World Records book is set to launch on 8th September, but we've got out hands on all the records that Justin has managed to break...

Most streamed track on Spotify in one week

'What Do You Mean?' relaunched Justin to a new audience and also grabbed the ears of his already huge and loyal fanbase. In one week, the song was streamed 30,723,708 times on Spotify, making it the most streams for a single track in one week.

American Idol Winner Phillip Phillips Plays Intimate Concert At Bing

Rock and classical are often seen as two conflicting genres. On the surface, rock, with its strong rhythms and aggressive nuances, seems quite different from the sound quieter, more refined classical music. On July 11, the pop artist Phillip Phillips and cellist Dave Eggar, however, showed a rare synergy between the two styles of music, as it opened the concert series Live at Stanford Bing Concert Hall. Amid the ethereal blue lights premiere Stanford acoustic space, Phillips and Eggar deliver raw performance, mixing smooth voice thick ropes Phillips, raspy.

 

Opening with some of the darker tracks Phillips ("triggers" and "Lead On") and a cover of a song by rock reference ("No More Tears" by Ozzy Osbourne). Despite the obvious difficulty of such acclaimed piece, Phillips managed to do justice to Ozzy Osbourne, keeping Ansty rhythms of the song. Soft cello music Eggar accentuates these dark songs, and Phillips's voice - it was raw and emotional - added to the heavy atmosphere. Starting slowly, this short series felt intimate despite the crowds in the middle of the concert hall to take.

In addition, the timing of the duo promoted only crunchy mix of styles. Although Phillips and Eggar was the first time performing in public together, they were very professional and united - giving each other room to show their individual talents. During the concert, Phillips paused as he sang regularly for Eggar's cello take center stage. Eggar, meanwhile, said the voice of the subtlest Phillips playing music whenever Phillips sang.

As the concert progressed, however, Phillips transition to some of the most upbeat songs, pop-inspired former American Idol winner ("Tell Me a Story"). Although these songs lacked the seriousness and obvious severity of the previous songs, catchy lyrics and gasped Phillips enthralled.

Between songs, Phillips told jokes to lighten the mood and adding to the intmiacy the matter. Ask the audience to forgive her voice "froggy" Phillips used to pause to tell stories of his childhood, talking to the public. Eggars also improved the seemingly playful atmosphere and demonstrated the versatility of the cello - strumming his cello like a guitar. Finally Phillips even brought his old childhood guitar, singing his most well-known hit, "Home".

After the concert, Phillips and Eggar had the audience on its feet. Although rock and classical music is often seen as an unlikely combination, Phillips and Eggars "naturally dynamic on stage highlighted the give and take between the two.

Phillip Phillips Visits Seacrest Studios

Phillip Phillips Seacrest Studies visited Children's Hospital Colorado, excited meeting with patients and their families. Ryan Seacrest has built media centers in children's hospitals across the country. Often celebrities fall has to speak and act for children.

 

The season 11 winner of American Idol answered some questions prepared by children, and sang their big hit, Gone, Gone, Gone, as participants sang happily. I am posting the video here because it is very cute.

When asked what cartoon character Phillip would like to hang out with one afternoon, Felipe said: "Bugs Bunny" Because it is "old school". He also revealed that if he could take a ride on the back of any wild animal, we'd choose the cheetah. The children laughed when Phillip played "Backwards Forwards." With the help of the studio audience he was challenged to say forward "Singer Spaghetti Simba" and replicate the way it sounded backwards. Fun in the studio!

After his performance, he was autographs and hugs all around before Phillip was coming. Quite lovely things.

Phillip Phillips, O.A.R. Headline Lauderdale Live

Downtown Fort Lauderdale summer will start with a music festival three days.

Lauderdale Live returns for his second go-round, from 19 to 21 June The festival begins with an evening event VIP Friday, with the main action taking place in Huizenga Plaza on Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21 June.

 

Headlining Saturday is the singer and composer Phillip Phillips American Idol champion of 2012. Among the lineup that day is 2009 American Idol winner Kris Allen and the rock band based in Tennessee Drew Holcomb and neighbors.

Sunday's headliner is O.A.R. rock band Other acts taking the stage that day are funk band from New Orleans Dumstaphunk and alternative rock band based in Gainesville Fla, Sister Hazel.

Live Lauderdale is one of two music festivals recently created in the area of Fort Lauderdale. The third annual Turtle Rock Music Festival full Oceans Fort Lauderdale Beach last month.

Ticket prices for live Lauderdale range from $ 39.50 to $ 299.50. Accommodation special book in one of the five participating hotels visit http://www.onlineticketspot.com.