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Stromae Announces North American Tour

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As Belgian musician Stromae prepares to return with Multitude , his first new album since 2013’s Racine Carrée , he’s announced an accompanying tour. After appearances at Coachella in April, he’s got dates from October to December across North America. Find the itinerary below.

Multitude is out March 4 (via Mosaert /Darkroom/ Interscope ). The full-length includes Stromae’s comeback song “ Santé ” and the more recent “ L’enfer .”

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04-16 Indio, CA - Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 04-23 Indio, CA - Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 10-21 Vancouver, British Columbia - Pacific Coliseum 10-25 San Francisco, CA - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 11-21 New York, NY - Madison Square Garden 11-25 Montreal, Quebec - Bell Centre 11-26 Montreal, Quebec - Bell Centre 11-29 Toronto, Ontario - Coca-Cola Coliseum 12-03 Washington, D.C. - The Anthem 12-06 Boston, MA - Agganis Arena 12-11 Quebec City, Quebec - Centre Videotron

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Stromae reveals 2022 North American tour dates

He’ll play arenas stateside in support of his album multitude , out march 4..

Belgian pop artist Stromae is heading over to the United States in April to play Coachella 2022, his first American show in ages. North American fans won't have to head to Indio, California to see him perform this year, though: starting in October, Stromae will perform nine additional dates in the United States and Canada, including three in Quebec. A fan pre-sale for the tickets runs from February 22 at 10 a.m. local time to February 24 at 10 p.m. General sale begins February 25 at 10 am.

Om March 4, Stromae will share Multitude , his first album in eight years. He's already shared the singles "Santé" and "L'enfer," performing the former track on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon .

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4/16 – Coachella Festival – Indio, CA 4/23 – Coachella Festival – Indio, CA 10/21 – Pacific Coliseum – Vancouver, BC 10/25 – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium – San Francisco, CA 11/21 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY 11/25 – Bell Centre – Montreal, QUE 11/26 – Bell Centre – Montreal, QUE 11/29 – Coca-Cola Coliseum – Toronto, ON 12/3 – The Anthem – Washington, DC 12/6 – Agganis Arena – Boston, MA 12/11 – Centre Videotron – Quebec City, QUE

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CONFIRMED TO PLAY COACHELLA APRIL 16 AND 23 FORTHCOMING ALBUM ‘MULTITUDE,’  SET FOR RELEASE MARCH 4, 2022 [MOSAERT/DARKROOM/INTERSCOPE RECORDS]

PRE-ORDER/SAVE/ADD ‘MULTITUDE’   NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES 04/16 – Coachella Festival – Indio, CA 04/23 – Coachella Festival – Indio, CA 10/21 – Pacific Coliseum – Vancouver, BC 10/25 – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium – San Francisco, CA  11/21 – Madison Square Garden – New York, NY 11/25 – Bell Centre – Montreal, QUE 11/26 – Bell Centre – Montreal, QUE 11/29 – Coca-Cola Coliseum – Toronto, ON 12/03 – The Anthem – Washington, DC 12/06 – Agganis Arena – Boston, MA 12/11 – Centre Videotron – Quebec City, QUE www.stromae.com

Internationally acclaimed Belgian-born artist, writer, performer, producer, designer, and director Stromae announced his North American arena tour, set to commence this fall on October 21 in Vancouver, making stops on the east and west coast including the legendary Madison Square Garden in New York City, where Stromae made music history as the first-ever exclusively French-singing artist to sell out the venue in 2015. 

Fans can register now to receive early presale access to tickets and exclusive information from Stromae ( HERE ), with the presale running from Tuesday, February 22 at 10 am local to Thursday, February 24 at 10 pm local. Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning at 10 am local  time on  Friday, February 25 at https://www.stromae.com/en/.   On March 4, Stromae will release his highly anticipated third studio album, ‘Multitude’ via Mosaert/Darkroom/Interscope Records in North America. This highly anticipated full-length will feature 12 original tracks written and produced by Stromae, and be available on digital, CD and vinyl, including a special colored version for D2C. Pre-order/Add/Save HERE.   Following a sold-out arena tour across all continents, also becoming the undoubtable breakout highlight act from 2015’s Coachella Festival, critically acclaimed Stromae went on an 8-year hiatus to focus on other creative endeavors via his creative label Mosaert with co-founders Coralie Barbier and Luc Van Haver, including making award-winning music videos for the likes of Dua Lipa (IDGAF) and Billie Eilish (Hostage), as well as continuing to release high-end fashion capsule collections.    Fast forward to October 2021, Stromae made a much welcomed and surprise return with Santé (listen HERE), which accumulated 3.5 million streams in the first week and quickly became the 5th most streamed track on Spotify upon release, with the music video amassing more than 18 million views on YouTube (watch HERE). In December, the song debuted on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Watch HERE.   In January, Stromae released his second single, “L’enfer” (translation: “Hell”); a talisman to fight the darkest of thoughts, where Stromae skillfully juggles a spectrum of emotions, exploring the most intimate of themes of suicide and depression (listen HERE). The song debuted live on the French news channel TF1 on Sunday night, where Stromae created a true performance-art moment on live TV and surprised viewers by answering the last question from the news anchor with the first few lines of ‘L’enfer.’ He then continued to perform the entire song while sitting at the news desk. Watch the captivating performance HERE.   The music video — co-directed by Julien Soulier, Luc Van Haver, Coralie Barbier, and  Stromae  himself — is a sequence shot that starts on Stromae’s eye. As the camera pulls back, we discover him alone in a setting that is both sober and disturbing in its immensity. This continuous zoom out is punctuated by the singer’s dark thoughts that gradually take over. The clip ends with a return on the eye of the singer, like the endless loop that can sometimes represent suffering and depression.  Watch the official music video for ‘L’enfer’  HERE . 

Ahead of his North American tour,  Stromae,  who remains undoubtedly, one of the greatest live performers of our time , will be returning to  Coachella  on  April 16 and 23  for what is certain to be a truly unforgettable live experience.

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Stromae Announces Spring & Fall 2022 North American Tour Dates

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Stromae Announces Additional Arena Tour Dates

The general on-sale begins Friday, April 8 at 10am local time.

Stromae continues to command audiences worldwide, as his North American arena tour sees new dates added and others sell out, including added shows at New York's legendary Madison Square Garden and Montreal's Bell Centre. A new show at the Shrine Auditorium has also been announced in Los Angeles.

Artist pre-sale begins Wednesday, April 6 at 10am (local) Pre-sale password is MULTITUDE. The general on-sale begins Friday, April 8 at 10am local time.

All previously announced tour dates are on-sale now here .

Last month, the internationally acclaimed Belgian-born artist, writer, performer, producer, designer and directorreleased his critically acclaimed third-studio album 'Multitude.' The album has been hailed by The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, NPR and countless other respected publications. The twelve-track masterpiece was composed by Stromae, produced by his creative label Mosaert, and features recent singles 'Santé,' 'L'enfer' and his most recent offering 'Fils De Joie.'

Ahead of his highly anticipated Coachella appearances on Saturday April 16 and 23, Stromae will be performing live on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! this month.

Multitude' comes after a period of forced hiatus from the stage. With it came enforced furlough and its silver linings: settling down, leading a more relaxed, structured life, closer to family, making work exciting again, expanding his sources of inspiration and, most of all, making what he went through worth it by reinvesting the dividends of this challenging phase into the core of new songs.

Far from any self-centered self-pity, Stromae took advantage of this time to identify more closely with others, putting himself in the shoes of the characters of others. The unstable men in La Solassitude and Mon Amour, the prostitute's son in Fils de Joie, the depressed and suicidal protagonists of Mauvaise Journée and L'Enfer, the mismatched couple in Pas Vraiment, the invisible people in Santé, the suffering women in Déclaration; he embraces them all with kindness and altruism, providing each with a touching portrait. By doing so, he gives the title 'Multitude' a deep resonance, the same one that Walt Whitman conveys in his poem, of which Stromae could take up the opening: "I am large, I contain multitude, I am of every hue and caste, of every rank and religion."

"Multitude' is a window on the world, on people, and a rare moment of communion and pleasure to be shared. An alchemy of opposites, shaped by the will to testify without judgement or contempt to the human condition in all its diversity, and to the urge to explore the lives of others, sometimes your own (Que du bonheur on fatherhood, Invaincu on healing). 'Multitude' is Stromae's other way of exploring the world, while staying firmly attached to his roots.

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04/16 - Coachella Festival - Indio, CA 04/23 - Coachella Festival - Indio, CA 10/21 - Pacific Coliseum - Vancouver, BC 10/25 - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium - San Francisco, CA - SOLD OUT 10/28 - Shrine Auditorium and Expo - Los Angeles, CA - JUST ADDED 11/21 - Madison Square Garden - New York, NY - SOLD OUT 11/22 - Madison Square Garden - New York, NY - JUST ADDED 11/25 - Bell Centre - Montreal, QUE - SOLD OUT 11/26 - Bell Centre - Montreal, QUE - SOLD OUT 11/27 - Bell Centre - Montreal, QUE - SOLD OUT 11/29 - Coca-Cola Coliseum - Toronto, ON 12/03 - The Anthem - Washington, DC - SOLD OUT 12/06 - Agganis Arena - Boston, MA 12/11 - Centre Videotron - Quebec City, QUE 12/14 - - Bell Centre - Montreal, QUE - JUST ADDED

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Concert Review: Stromae Brings a ‘Multitude’ of Genres to Boston

“Bonsoir ! Vous allez bien ?”

Those were the first words Belgian singer, rapper, and songwriter Paul van Haver, better known by his stage name Stromae, said to greet his fans in Boston’s Agganis Arena on the night of Dec. 7. The multi-hyphenate artist stopped by Boston University for the last date of the U.S. leg of his “Multitude” tour, named after his latest genre-bending album.

The audience answered Stromae’s question — translated as “Are you doing well?” — with resounding cheers. While addressing the crowd conversationally, Stromae alternated between English and French, but of course performed his entirely French discography in his native language. Whether or not audience members were fluent in the language was ultimately a nonissue — they were still hanging on his every word.

Stromae appeared in person after an animated version of himself was shown on screen wearing a lab coat and making music alongside robots. This lighthearted, imaginative intro set the tone for the rest of the night — it was a creative, playful, and completely original concert experience thanks to Stromae’s magnetic stage presence and uniquely mesmerizing visuals.

It’s difficult to define Stromae by genre — it would be reductive to say he is just an EDM artist, or just a rapper. He has the unique ability to amalgamate many genres into a sound that’s all his own; “Multitude,” released earlier this year, is more reflective of this than ever. His supporting band also reflected his dynamic sound, with musicians from all over the world playing alongside him.

Stromae kicked off the concert with “Invaincu,” the first track off “Multitude.” “Invaincu,” which translates to “unbeaten,” has a soaring chorus fit for an arena, which hyped up the crowd to an even higher excitement level.

Stromae explicitly acknowledged that he would be switching between his new and old tracks. Within the first few songs, he performed “Tous les mêmes,” one of his most popular songs to date, off his 2013 album “Racine Carrée.” The minor-key, upbeat EDM track brought the audience to their feet as the synth horns of the chorus swelled and Stromae danced across the stage. “Tous les mêmes,” French for “you’re all the same” shares contrasting male and female perspectives of an arguing couple. Stromae brought all the satire and whimsicality of this energetic chart-topper to life on stage. Throughout the concert, he infused both his vocals and his movements with his highly animated performing style, embodying the varying emotions of each song with his signature vibrato and lively dancing.

Stromae also performed back-to-back two complementary tracks from “Multitude,” which appear alongside each other on the tracklisting: “Mauvais journée” and “Bon journée.” French for “bad day” and “good day,” Stromae used a reclining chair as a prop to reflect the opposing sentiments of these songs. He slumped low in the chair while singing the listless lyrics of “Mauvais journée”; he was then immediately reinvigorated for “Bon journée” and stood on top of the chair as it slid across the stage.

“Boston, are you happy?” he asked in time with the trap-inspired beat.

Other songs performed from “Multitude” included “Mon amour,” which features beautifully blended harmonies in the chorus and “C’est que du bonheur,” a song he wrote about his son. “J’tai donné la vie, toi t’as sauvé la mienne,” he sang in the first verse; “I gave you life, you saved mine.”

“C’est que du bonheur” is a touching song about his love of fatherhood and the circle of life — indicated by an animation behind him portraying a man in all different stages of life, from a crawling baby to a hunched elderly man with a cane. The production design was similarly impressive for “Pas vraiment,” a song about a couple questioning why they’re together; the performance was accompanied by background visuals of domestic moments seen through windows, as if the audience were peeking into their relationship. At the same time, colorful spotlights panned across the arena, showcasing audience members dancing to the song.

Stromae’s hit song “Papaoutai” — translated to “Dad, where are you?” — was one of the biggest crowd pleasers of the night. The profound lyrics, which meditate on his father’s absence from his life, are juxtaposed with the lively synth-heavy track. The lighting and stage design, including several moving screens with shifting geometric patterns, aligned with the increasingly heavy dance beat and further enlivened the performance. The stage design was also quite dynamic for “Formidable,” another fan favorite.

Stromae’s last song before his encore was “Santé,” another track off “Multitude.” Before the performance began, however, the audience was led in a dance tutorial displayed on screen with an animation narrated by the recorded voice of a female instructor. “Step to the right with your right leg, and close your left leg,” she said as the band also demonstrated these dance moves on stage. This quirky instructive interlude was a unique way to get the crowd actively engaged in “Santé,” a high-spirited song featuring a cavanquilho (a small Portuguese guitar) and a bouncy synth melody the audience couldn’t help but dance to.

After “Santé,” Stromae eventually returned to the stage for a highly-anticipated encore. The singer saved his most well-known song for last — “Alors on danse,” an international hit known for its hip-hop/house fusion, an infectious faux-saxophone melody, and an endlessly catchy hook. He built up anticipation by playing another animation on the screen, in which his animated avatar walked up to a keyboard and played the first few notes of the song, which were instantly recognizable to the crowd. The screen went black as Stromae suddenly reappeared: “Do you wanna dance?” he yelled.

The beat dropped and the stage immediately lit up with neon lights and moving screens as the audience screamed in response. “Boston, do you speak French?” he asked before launching into the first verse. A large part of the audience could, in fact, speak French, and anyone else could undoubtedly sing along with the three short words that make up the chorus,“alors on danse” — “so let’s dance.”

Following the unrestrained high energy of the climactic “Alors on danse,” Stromae and his band revisited “Mon amour” for their final performance of the night. This time around, they gathered close together for a stripped-down a cappella version. The audience grew quiet to hear their voices blend together, an intimate experience as their vocals reverberated across the large venue. The serene performance was a fitting coda to the night.

Stromae maintained his humor throughout the entire concert. After their final performance, he told the arena of fans, “It’s over now. You can go.”

In spite of Stromae’s parting words, fans filed out of the arena reluctantly, finding it difficult to leave after such an entertaining, larger-than-life concert experience.

—Staff writer Jaden S. Thompson can be reached at [email protected]

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Belgian-born singer and songwriter Stromae has made his grand return with the arrival of Multitude , his highly-anticipated third studio album and first full-length release since 2013’s Racine Carrée . The album arrives today via Mosaert/Darkroom/Interscope Records.

“With Racine Carrée, I remember working until 7 a.m. Suffering,” Stromae told Rolling Stone. “Now I know that I don’t need to suffer to create good songs.”

Multitude was born after a time of self-imposed stillness as Stromae stepped back from music and the spotlight that comes with it in order to settle into a more structured day-to-day life with his family at its center. Through the clarity that followed, the musician found inspiration in stepping outside of himself to consider the perspectives of others.

Across 12 tracks, the album paints a portrait of a number of characters in addition to exploring the notions of healing and parenthood. Stromae gives voice to unstable men (“La Solassitudeand” and “Mon Amour), a loving son of a criticized mother (“Fils de Joie”), protagonists struggling with the depression and suicidal ideations (“Mauvaise Journée” and “ L’Enfer ”), a mismatched couple (“Pas Vraiment”), invisible people (“ Santé ”), and suffering women (“Déclaration”).

“I think our job is to tell stories. That’s how I see [it],” Stromae continued. “I play with words… It’s a balance between personal and universal. It’s important for me that people can relate to my songs. If it’s too personal, I don’t think that’s really interesting.”

In April, the musician will perform on both weekends of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Prior to his lengthy hiatus, Stromae delivered standout performances at the 2015 iteration of the festival.

Later this year, Stromae will embark on a North American arena tour making stops in Vancouver, San Francisco, New York, Montreal, Toronto, Washington D.C., Boston, and Quebec City. Ticket information can be found on the official Stromae website.

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Euro-pop sensation Stromae was born Paul Van Haver on 12 March 1985 in Brussels, Belgium. He quickly established himself as one of the most prominent electronic musicians within his country and soon after went viral in Europe.

His catchy blend of lounge hip-hop and deep house beats first hit the mainstream in 2009. During a stint working for a Belgian Radio Station he created his first smash hit, “Alors on Danse”. The track won over the manager of the station and eventually ended up on the air. The song was met with overwhelming positive reactions from those tuning in and soon after became a number one hit in the artist’s hometown. It then swept across the continent hitting the top of the charts in France, Denmark and Greece to name a few. As of 2014 the track is not far from breaching 60,000,000 views on youtube!

Before Haver was known as Stromae he ventured into music at the age of eleven and went on to study music history, theory and percussion at Académie musicale de Jette. He later developed an interest in hip-hop music and started to create his own music under the name Opsmaestro when he was 15 years old. Three years later this project evolved into a rap duo entitled Suspicion, but this project would soon dissolve with the departure of Haver’s counterpart J.E.D.I.

Haver went on to pursue studies at a film school in Brussels, but still remained busy writing material. Although this time around he was penning music as a solo artist. Shortly after he released his debut EP “Juste un cerveau, un flow, un fond et un mic...”

After Stromae’s release of “Alors on Dance” his celebrity status became crystalized and his career seemed to be escalating on a constant incline. Stromae released hit after hit such as the gender-bending chanson “Tous Les Mêmes” and the seemingly autobiographical angst ridden “Papaoutai”. The latter track could be seen as a parallel to Haver’s loss of his father to the violence culminating in Rwanda.

Stromae continues to test new styles and has perfected the art of combining unlikely sounds such as the classicism of french pop and the hectic bustle of EDM. Sometimes his songs will feature an alternation between styles or merge them together into a unique conglomeration. His influences are far and wide and have had a large impact on his eclectic sound. He is just as likely to name the American rap group Swag+5 as an influence as he is French legend Jacques Brel. His image also reflects the dress aesthetic of Brel, as he is frequently spotted in clean cut suits and suave looking bow-ties.

Stromae’s influence on others seems to spread just as far as those who influenced him. He has caught the attention of superstar rapper Kanye West, who went on to remix “Alors on Danse” and contributed a rap verse to the revised version. Stromae has also impressed the Black Eyed Peas’ artist will.i.am and there has been much rumor about a possible collaboration between the two. More recently Lorde announced her admiration for Stromae and invited him to appear on the Hunger Games Mockingjay, Pt.1 soundtrack. Stromae provided the song “Meltdown” for the score, which features high profile artists such as Pusha T, Q-Tip & Haim.

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I brought my wife and four of my most motivated/advanced high school French students from the Albany area to this concert. The students (who had bought their own tickets) worked their way to the front of the floor while my wife and I relaxed on some seats in the other half of the theater which still provided a fine vantage point. It’s a great venue for young and old alike (some attendees appeared to be about 6 years old). We’ve been studying Stromae’s music and videos in class for a couple years so this was an amazing opportunity for me and my students to see one of the major performers of the francophone world of pop music (he had three number one hits in France in 2013 and was this year’s NRJ Music Award Winner for best francophone song and best francophone male singer). He certainly didn’t disappoint with his special talent to involve the audience in the performance. The majority of the audience spoke French so the night was in French with little breaks for some English (“New York à l’eau!!”). The lights, videos and cartoon vignettes gave just the right amount of “show” to this concert. I only wish there had been merchandise to purchase! I’m so proud to have been at Stromae’s first concert in the USA. It was a total, rocking, dancing blast! Merci Stromae and thanks to Songkick for making me aware of this concert in the first place! As soon as your website alerted me, I bought my tickets for what was a sold-out show!!

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Stromae is boss. The guy has put up quite the show. The crowd tagged along with all his antics which were pretty funny. The ending was a bit boring with all his "merci, merci, merci..." (but i guess that's alrite since it was the last show of his tour). Played all his hits, but i really think he should get away from playing his first record (really dislike his eurodance days (I grant you that he needs to play (Alors on danse). All with an impecable taste i gotta say and heaps of class. My place was the only thing really wrong about the all thing (was miles away from the dude; to recognize his face had to look at this huge screen that was on top of the stage). Bravo Paul

This was the best concert I've ever been to!! Stromae was amazing! He told jokes and stories about his arrival to America, and they were quite funny. He introduced his entire band and said their nicknames and where they were from, which showed he knew the whole show depended on him AND his band. The tbest part (other than the music) was he had this applause sign and was waving it around and just having so much fun with it! The show was put together really well he had this huge screen behind him and it played all sorts of animations that he played along with. Great concert, great experience, and I will for sure be going to the next one! Je t'aime Stromae!!

It's so rare to come across an artist who can bring everyone in one room. Whether 5 or 55, french speaking or not, everyone just has such a blast. I was, and always have been moved by his strong lyrics and upbeat music. He's truly a sight to see and so talented. Not many artists will dance with a messed up foot and perform two acapella songs after a long set just to please the crowd. I hope I get the chance to see stromae perform live again some day soon. What an amazing night I had been waiting MONTHS for!

Stromae couldn't have given a better performance! This is by far the best concert I've been to. Stromae is an excellent singer, songwriter, and surprisingly a fantastic dancer!! The Best Buy Theatre was great and I really loved the crowd and the energy! Even the staff were friendly. I was lucky enough to enjoy 2 hours of song and dance from the front row! Couldn't recommend going to a Stromae concert enough! Well worth the trip to NYC! He will leave you in awe!

Second time in a year seeing Stromae...the act is similar, so it lost some of its magic; however its like seeing an amazing movie again when it re-released into Theatres....still a sensational and memorable performance. He is a breath of fresh air from so many other performers today; taking time to interact with the audience no matter how large and give his full effort up on stage. Incredible!

Stromae is like everyone knows a very eccentric personality. His performance in the Ziggo Dome 20 November of 2014 was like his famous song "Formidable"! Not only his singing skills were extraordinary, his dancing was even more inspiring. Not to mention he made the crowd laugh and feel comfortable. I had a really good time and I really hope I can go and enjoy his beautiful voice again soon!

Je ne m'attendais pas à un show Thechno avec autant d'artifices que cela. On ne voyait pas assez bien l'artiste souvent pas assez éclairé ou perdu dans un éclairage trop fort en intensité. Je trouve qu'il fait à l'occasion trop chanteur des iles au Club Med. Mai cela dit très showman super voix, super textes et musicalement trop poussé (en Show).

This was the most positive surprise for me at Fest 2022. His performance was incredibly artistic, enthusiastic, and he performed his songs superbly.

Major shoutout for thanking all the staff at the end. Very few artists do this.

Had a great time, and would strongly recommend attending.

I knew his musical talents but had never seen him on stage before. He is absolutely amazing, terrifically brilliant!!! I could go see him or anyone performing like him,every night !! He is definitely over talented. Can't wait to see him again !!

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Aston Villa is heading back to the United States this summer.

After playing three matches in the U.S. as part of the Premier League Summer Series in 2023, the Villains will return in 2024.

Unai Emery’s side will again play three matches this year, but its opponents will be far different than the three fellow Premier League sides it faced last year.

Villa will take on MLS champions Columbus Crew, German power RB Leipzig, and will close its tour against Liga MX giant Club América.

Here are Aston Villa’s fixtures for its 2024 summer tour of the United States, along with information on purchasing tickets.

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August 3: Aston Villa vs. Club América — Soldier Field, Chicago, IL.

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Pitbull Is Ready to ‘Party After Dark’ on North American Tour

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Pitbull is gearing up for a Party After Dark Tour through North America, which will feature special guest T-Pain on all dates and Lil Jon joining them in select cities. The set is billed to include career-spanning hits along with some surprises.

The 26-city jaunt begins on Aug. 21 at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia. It includes stops in Queens, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, and more cities. Additional openers include SiriusXM Globalization DJs. Lil Jon is currently booked to appear on two dates: Ridgefield, WA at RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater on Sept. 27 and North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, California on Oct. 3.

Tickets go on sale this Friday, Apr. 26 at 10 a.m. local time via Live Nation, with various VIP packages also available.

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Megadeth announces North America tour, closing out with a Nashville stop

Megadeth has announced a 2024 fall  "Destroy All Enemies Tour" that will take them all across North America. On Sept. 28, the thrash metal band will end their tour in Nashville at the Municipal Auditorium.

The 33-show tour, produced by Live Nation, will feature support from Mudvayne and All That Remains.

The two-month tour will kick off on Aug. 2 in Rogers, AR before hitting cities in Texas, California, Nevada, Florida, North Carolina and more.

The band, comprised of vocalist and guitarist Dave Mustaine, bassist James LoMenzo, guitarist Teemu Mäntysaari and drummer Dirk Verbeuren, is known for songs "Holy Wars... The Punishment Due" and "Symphony of Destruction."

They most recently released their 2022 album "The Sick, The Dying...And The Dead!"

“Our ‘Crush The World’ tour has been a tremendous experience for the four of us,” said singer/guitarist Dave Mustaine in a statement.

“We are all playing tight, and that has made it possible for me to really focus on solos and singing, we are playing more songs than ever before, and we are closer to each other, onstage AND off. I’m excited to see Mudvayne, and All That Remains. Join us as we DESTROY ALL ENEMIES.”

How do I get tickets for the Megadeth 2024 tour?

Tickets for all the dates will go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, April 26.

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Fair to say America isn’t gripped by Liz Trussmania. Here’s what she can learn from Mr Bean

Our former PM has a dire warning and a book to sell, but it isn’t really cutting through. A bit more Brit-style bumbling might help

‘I know the name,” texts a friend when I ask if she knows who Liz Truss is, but like most Americans can’t quite put her finger on why. “Like 8%,” guesses another when I ask her to put a number on how many of her countrymen she imagines know of Truss. The standard response, in my extremely unscientific poll of Americans as to whether or not they know of Truss, however, was: “No, should I?” – the answer to which, of course, depends entirely on whether you want to understand why the Tory party is polling around 20% or whether you happen to be Liz Truss.

Truss, the only one of us to suffer that particular misfortune, was in Washington DC this week trying, like so many minor British celebrities before her, to catch the eye of the Americans. At the Heritage Foundation, a rightwing thinktank that hosted the launch of Truss’s book Ten Years to Save the West , she came bearing a “warning”. Not an ideal ice-breaker, perhaps, but one clearly tailored to an audience receptive to the frisson of the term “forces of the global left”.

She then provided a perfect illustration of how British people try to win over Americans. “I like to think of the United States of America as Britain’s greatest invention,” said Truss, a piece of comic rank-pulling that relies, for the joke to land, on the delusion that Britain is central to American thinking or penetrates American consciousness at all. Even the sorts of Americans who show up to events at the Heritage Foundation must have been politely baffled by this.

Still, it’s possible Truss did better than the other British export trying and failing to win over Americans this month. Blur’s performance at Coachella last week – and particularly that of Damon Albarn – delivered the timeless drama of a man’s idea of himself crashing into a rival and more widely held view. “You’re never seeing us again, so you might as well fucking sing it,” shouted Albarn when, during a rendition of Girls & Boys, he tried to get a call and response off the ground and the crowd remained largely unresponsive. “Know what I’m saying?” he added savagely. And they did, apparently, rewarding his yelling, sneering and eventual tip into bitterness by continuing to withhold their approval.

The challenge for Albarn, Truss and all the others who have tried to charm this particular away crowd is to project a jaunty, offhand confidence that somehow disguises the scale of the need and the fear of rejection. It can make for an odd spectacle, bad jokes and terrible sycophancy. “The world felt safer when Donald Trump was in office,” said Truss this week, and you wondered at her shamelessness – not because sucking up to Trump is unusual in America, but because, coming from a British person, even a former Conservative prime minister, you assume that she is able to see Trump marginally more clearly than her American counterparts, and that at some level she knows that we know this.

There is, however, one thing that may work to Truss’s favour in the US. British critics of Tony Blair used to hammer him for a smoothness that struck some as pseudo-American, and which contributed to his currency – or at least legibility – in the US. Margaret Thatcher’s strident persona had about it a force that, particularly since she was played by Meryl Streep in the movie, has been claimed by some in the US as “American” in flavour.

But Truss has something that can land equally well coming from British people trying to break the US: an effortless, almost Mr Bean-like social awkwardness that invites in Americans a rival condescension, and is frequently utilised by British people abroad. Truss’s odd syntax, lame jokes and occasionally unnerving eye contact may stand a better chance of landing in the US as charming eccentricity, or an extension of the standard-issue bumbling Brit.

Although, of course, in this case, it’s all moot, because no one knows who she is. The New York Times didn’t cover Truss’s book launch in Washington, nor did the Washington Post, and the book currently sits outside the top 4,000 on US Amazon. Her warning, whatever it was, will go not only unheeded but unheard – with no one more profoundly, one assumes, than Donald Trump.

Emma Brockes is a Guardian columnist

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