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Hundreds of bagpipers in Melbourne set a new world record by performing AC/DC's 'It's a Long Way to the Top,' with 374 pipers playing simultaneously, surpassing the previous record of 333 in Bulgaria. The event coincided with AC/DC's concert at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, drawing enthusiastic fans and spectators.
Dionne Warwick canceled her scheduled performance at the NY State Fair, and country duo Locash has been announced as the replacement act for the midday concert on Chevy Court, which remains free with fair admission.
A man in his forties died after falling from the upper tier at Wembley Stadium during Oasis' reunion concert, prompting condolences from the band and confirmation that the remaining shows will proceed as scheduled.
Turnstile celebrated the launch of Pitchfork's new zine with an intimate event in Tribeca, featuring a conversation about their new album 'Never Enough', a Q&A session, and fan interactions, creating a lively yet cozy atmosphere amidst their busy release week.
Fortnite's latest virtual concert featured a unique twist by transforming artists Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Ice Spice, and Juice WRLD into kaiju-sized performers, integrating elements of Fortnite lore and teasing future game updates. The event, which concluded the Chapter 2: Remix season, included performances that moved through various settings, reminiscent of past Fortnite events. It also premiered Juice WRLD's new animated music video and set the stage for the upcoming "Hunters" season, introducing new features like a revamped battle royale island and nostalgic elements from the game's original map.
The Voices of America Country Music Festival in West Chester has announced its full lineup for the 2024 event, featuring headliners Jason Aldean, Keith Urban, Sam Hunt, and ERNEST, along with a diverse array of other artists. The festival, spanning four days in August, will also include a second stage for smaller artists and a variety of food options from over 24 different vendors. Organizers have hinted at more surprise announcements to come and have emphasized the need for extensive planning to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for attendees.
Las Vegas police assisted in dispersing a crowd that had gathered for an alleged album release party for Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign, after the event promoter failed to produce any licensing. The event, promoted as a "rave" in promotion of Kanye and Ty's new album "Vultures," was charging $2000 for admission. No arrests were made.