To paraphrase Warren Buffett: It's OK to have an opera, it's OK to have a rock concert, but don't sell rock concert tickets to people who think they're going to an opera.
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Or a guitar pick you nabbed from a rock concert.
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Montrealers were promised the biggest rock concert of the year.
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This is not a rock concert, this is not Coachella.
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Theater and dance meet rock concert in this environmental cautionary tale.
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He figured what he had witnessed was just another rock concert.
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That's louder than a motorcycle or a rock concert, by the way.
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And you can hold a rock concert and that can be successful.
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Just don't hold a ballet and advertise it as a rock concert.
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A driver leaving a rock concert couldn't remember where he parked a BMW.
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A WARM spring morning, and the atmosphere is more rock concert than revolution.
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A murder has just taken place there, but outside, the rock concert continues.
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Reporter: Deadly explosions at a packed sports stadium, machine guns at a rock concert.
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I turn that music up so loud, you'd think you're at a rock concert.
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There was a bouncy house in the back and a live rock concert inside.
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It's like trying to hear someone whispering to you while at a rock concert.
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The "We Rock with Standing Rock" concert is at LA's Fonda Theatre on December 18.
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With the event said to resemble a rock concert, medical and security officials also attended.
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This all-male Argentine troupe continues the tradition, but with rock concert lighting and attitude.
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The third team seized hostages at a nightclub where a rock concert was being held.
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They can deal with volumes from that of a pin dropping to a rock concert.
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The party's finale is a rock concert in a vaulted hall with a glass ceiling.
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That night in Austin, it was cold and windy and felt like a rock concert.
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And unlike previous years, there was no rock concert this time, just a family festival.
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"Particle motion is like being next to a speaker at a rock concert," he said.
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Two people were arrested after they waved rainbow flags during a rock concert, he said.
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If you could travel back in time and see one rock concert, what would it be?
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What better way to increase environmental awareness than lighting trees on fire at a rock concert?
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But what I've just described is a rock concert — which is what "Tina" essentially turns into.
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Ole Polos had never been to a rock concert, or to a place like the Garden.
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Martin O'Malley (D-Md.) is hitting the rock concert circuit after exiting the presidential campaign trail.
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"It will be the special collections equivalent of a stampede at a rock concert," Linke said.
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Similarly, the answer to the clue "Lighting display at many a rock concert" is LASER SHOW.
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It's the same technique at a political rally or a rock concert or a football game.
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Few, unfortunately, are comprehensible in this peculiar hybrid of rock concert, performance-art piece and quasi-musical.
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Cook also says Jobs "loved days like this," which are known to draw rock concert-like crowds.
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You're at your favorite band's rock concert when your home team wins the championship, hundreds of miles away.
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"The performance that day was more, um, performance art than a rock concert," Morello would later tell NME.
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At its best, "The Total Bent" feels more like an ecstatic combination of revival meeting and rock concert.
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When they are, the energy in the room is like being in the middle of a rock concert.
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Could Lady Gaga be the one to merge the Super Bowl stadium rock concert with the pop parade?
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It's a Grand Slam tournament, not a rock concert where we invite the best singers on the planet.
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Settings include the F train and Tulum, Mexico; and there are references to indie rock concert meet-cutes.
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"People weren't wearing hearing protection, it's like being right next to a speaker at a rock concert," Terrell said.
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Clinton, had one of the best weekends of his campaign, speaking to packed rallies and a rock concert. Mrs.
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Taking a SoulCycle class taught by one of the top instructors can be like going to a rock concert.
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Ahead of a recent televised presidential debate, the scene outside the TV station looked more like a rock concert.
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So it described France as the "capital of prostitution and obscenity," and chose a rock concert as one target.
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There will be some French songs as well, but I wouldn't say it's going to be a rock concert.
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Sure. He rode into office on a wave of assholes like a crowd surfer on a Kid Rock concert.
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The urgency and excitement of the occasion gave the Durango parking lot the feel of a rock concert tailgate.
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"Somewhere between a rock concert, one of those happy Christian megachurch events, and a political rally, perhaps?" he wrote.
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On May 26 he kicked off his latest global trek, equal parts rock concert, theatrical event and rock resistance rally.
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And turning down the volume of the rock concert-level amplified sound to background music levels won't cost a cent!
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The Detroit Free Press has been denied a media credential for a Kid Rock concert Tuesday night, the newspaper said.
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An individual arrested in August after his return from Syria reportedly admitted there was a plot to attack a rock concert.
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It feels really good, super fun to go out there every night because it's like you are in a rock concert.
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On a whim, Beard invited Ole Polos to join him the following evening, at a rock concert at Madison Square Garden.
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In the lead-up to Trump rallies, loud music blaring and an atmosphere much like a rock concert, Lindell holds court.
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Shortly after the USS Carl Vinson docked, uniformed navy officers performed a lighthearted rock concert for child sufferers of Agent Orange.
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At the opulent Kings Theater, the show was a meticulous, full-scale rock concert; the most satisfyingly varied of the three.
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A commoner, she was introduced to Haakon — the heir to the throne in Norway — by friends at a rock concert in 1999.
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There are random responsibilities: last summer, Zucker had to cancel a rock concert in Watkins Glen, because of the threat of storms.
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There were plenty of people in leather and jean vests – it was everything you wanted a rock concert in Indiana to be.
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Back then, he escaped a travel ban and slipped into Colombia to attend a rock concert hosted by British billionaire Richard Branson.
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The gig was the first rock concert at U.S. Bank Stadium, which is also the new home of the Minnesota Vikings football team.
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The jury's still out on where to wear these bangin' shades, but if we had to pick, a rock concert seems most fitting.
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Just a few months earlier, the patient said, he'd bought a THC marijuana vape from a pop-up shop at a rock concert.
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Red-white-and-blue beach balls bounced atop the line, rock-concert style, as the Rolling Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd blared through loudspeakers.
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During that time they also managed to squeeze in a brief break for a first date — a Krill rock concert in Allston, Mass.
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Timbers and Byrne decided that rock-concert motifs would convey Joan's conviction and charisma in a way that made sense to contemporary audiences.
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And the rock concert approach is one that specifically works for Jesus Christ Superstar, which began its life as a rock concept album.
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Their Phantom speakers are surprisingly compact yet can blast out sound at 108db – about the level of a motorcycle engine or a rock concert.
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The anticipation that they were about to witness a typical Springsteen rock concert "lasted about 10 seconds into the first preview," Mr. Roth said.
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Woods, 42, made Muirfield Village sound like a rock concert until storms arrived late in the day at the second round of the Memorial.
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Separately, a warning from the police in Spain led to the cancellation of a rock concert in the Dutch city of Rotterdam on Wednesday.
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As for what Waters might say to someone who's looking for escapism rather than politics at a rock concert, the musician didn't mince his words.
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In a show of resistance, some 65,000 people attended a rock concert "against xenophobia" on Monday night in Chemnitz, given by mostly left-leaning groups.
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Clinton entered the room, the mood turned from political gathering to rock concert as ecstatic supporters reached across bicycle gates, trying to touch her. Mrs.
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The show began promptly at 1:30, and at times, it was like being at a rock concert where the band only played the hits.
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The couple met through mutual friends in the summer of 2011, at an alternative-rock concert in St. Paul, but didn't begin dating until 2015.
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Read about why it's O.K. to be grumpy at work, a church service that's more like a rock concert and the secret to staying married.
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LONDON — Imagine watching a rock concert from the very front of the stage, a hairs-width from the singer, in front of 10,000 screaming fans.
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The couple wed in March 2014 at a rock concert-like ceremony, and Gilbert gave birth to their son, Rhodes Emilio Gilbert Perry, in February 2015.
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Mr. Danziger came up with the idea for the rhythmic art while attending a rock concert by the band Living Colour in Los Angeles in 113.
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As we walked up the steps of the church, the nuns, like security at a rock concert, waved back the mothers with flowers and dads with cameras.
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The Pats tight end completely ROCKED OUT during "Helter Skelter" -- we're talkin' air guitar, weird running man dances and the typical rock concert jumping ... it was awesome.
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Over 8,600 under-803s attended concerts across the entire season, many of them standing in a pit in the classic "promming" experience, reminiscent of a rock concert.
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The group's defining moment was a 2005 concert in Cuba, which at the time was billed as the country's first outdoor rock concert by an American band.
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As with "Here Lies Love," an immersive show that unfolded on the dance floor of a discothèque, "Joan" will feature an anachronistic framing device: a rock concert.
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I recently met with economic and climate refugees in West Africa who made it clear to me they didn't want aid from a rock concert in Europe.
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CAIRO — Seven Egyptians were arrested on charges of promoting homosexuality after concertgoers waved rainbow-colored flags at a rock concert in Cairo last week, Egyptian officials said.
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So it's no surprise that Ms. Feore has staged it — and Stratford has packaged it — with an almost civic spiffiness, a rock concert run through the laundry.
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His music is astronomically popular and ubiquitous, and sounds like it could belong everywhere: a hip-hop club, a honky-tonk, a rock concert, a poolside bar.
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On Sunday, the family took selfies with stars from the films and went to a "wizard rock" concert, where each band dedicated a song to the birthday girl.
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The rally's beginning resembled a rock concert; the crowd was blasted with pop music, the patriotic anthem "Adelante Comandante" and the sound of explosions mixed with church bells.
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LG designed the system to record anything from voice memos or quiet guitar practice in your bedroom to a live rock concert without any audio distortion or clipping.
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"Repulsive forces are normally like a whisper at a rock concert," Tom Killian, a physicist at Rice University and lead author of the research, said in a statement.
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The Bataclan theater was stormed by militants during a rock concert in November 2015, as part of coordinated attacks in and around Paris that caused killed 130 people.
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To fully enjoy a populist art form — like an airport novel, a reality show, a rock concert or a cartoon — you need only bring your ears and eyes.
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Rose petals fall like rain from the rafters, fellow dancers parade out to deliver bouquets, and audience members crowd the aisles, roaring as if at a rock concert.
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Sanders could walk into an auditorium full of kids and the atmosphere would experience a seismic shift more akin to a rock concert than a bunch of policy talk.
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La Gaiete Lyrique, a rock concert venue with a capacity of 700 people, said it would be closed until April 6, with many other show halls also following suit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This September, there will be a concert at the English neolithic site known as Stonehenge, and no it won't be a rock concert.
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He's the dude who hypes up crowds at his own events, slapping the hands of people in the front row like he's the lead singer at a rock concert.
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Mary Williams Walsh TECHNOLOGY Google will hold its annual developers' conference in Silicon Valley on Wednesday, an extravaganza in a campus amphitheater that is staged like a rock concert.
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His grievance is that Obama failed to stage a rock concert that O'Reilly had put together to benefit My Brother's Keeper, an initiative to help mentor inner-city kids.
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The researchers in this study used an animal model and exposed two groups to a noise level of 110 dB (the same as a "loud rock concert") for one hour.
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The most recent wave of arrests started last September after an audience member unfurled a gay pride flag at a rock concert, something the regime took as a personal insult.
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White husband out at what our white son calls a surf rock concert with a white friend whose side of the bed is made and waiting while his son sleeps soundly.
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By the time I arrived, the line was rock-concert long, hundreds of true believers wrapped around the block, a tangle of umbrellas unspooling down a remote stretch of Flushing Avenue.
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There are detachable weapon arms, murder hats, bike swords, blood fountains, and romantic poetry all over this game, and every minute playing feels like being at a rock concert turned battlefield.
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But exceptionally loud noises—close cracks of thunder, the emissions of rock-concert loudspeakers and so on—can disorganise the bundles, traumatising and sometimes killing the cells they are connected to.
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Those not seated at the bar milled about, bewildered, like spectators at a rock concert in a high school gym: happy to be there, but not quite sure what to expect.
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We felt the roar more than we heard it, the sound drowning out the crowds and hitting us in the chest as if we were leaning into a rock concert loudspeaker.
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The result felt more like going to a rock concert than to the symphony, and inspired a deep connection to some wild and crazy music by Purcell, Stravinsky, Webern, and Ravel.
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Just for reference, the sound this shrimp makes is formidable—210 decibels is more than a shotgun firing (130 decibels) and more than your average rock concert (110 to 140 decibels).
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The race's launch, which included a presentation of the 22 eight-man teams at Jerusalem's Safra Square, drew thousands of spectators, including cycling enthusiasts and passers-by in a rock concert atmosphere.
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Desert Trip — a new California music festival from Coachella organizer Goldenvoice — is being called the classic rock concert of the century because of the rock legends performing at the two-week extravaganza.
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The eight attackers didn't target cartoonists or Jews this time, but Paris and the youth of France, sipping wine at café terraces, football fans at Stade de France and rock concert fans.
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When Holmes showed the video of the machine at work, a couple dozen scientists held up their phones high above their heads recording video as if they were at a rock concert.
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Midway through Trump's Fear Factor: Orwell Edition speech, I leave the bar and wander through the streets of Cleveland, slowly edging towards a Kid Rock concert celebrating the end of this deluge.
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On Monday, the French author Virginie Despentes was greeted with a roar when she stepped onstage at the Théâtre Bobino for "Viril," a performance that was part rock concert, part feminist monologues.
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From Hollywood and college campuses to rock concert backstages and Bill Clinton's political operation, it has persisted as a pervasive but unspoken philosophy in precincts officially committed to cultural liberalism and sexual equality.
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WATERLOO, Iowa — Bernie Sanders held a rock concert rally in Iowa this weekend, which seemed both fitting and unnecessary for a candidate whose every speech features cheering fans shouting requests for his greatest hits.
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In 303, we had an amazing season and when we won that last game heading into the playoffs, the fans picked me up and passed me over their heads like at a rock concert!
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Matt Singer, ScreenCrush: Bohemian Rhapsody's recreation of Queen's Live Aid set is the movie's clear highlight; if there's one thing director Bryan Singer gets right, it's the magical energy of a great rock concert.
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In Sadr City, the IRGC forces attacked uniformed U.S. military forces that had invaded Iraq on a false pretense—hardly the same as blowing up a civilian airliner or shooting up a rock concert.
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"Stop Making Sense," directed by Jonathan Demme, follows the Talking Heads concert staging (largely conceived by Mr. Byrne) in a hand-in-glove fashion; the movie presented the rock concert as a discrete narrative.
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But a major part of the impact of a stadium rock concert comes from being there as part of the crowd: feeling the power chords vibrating the bleachers, joining the singalongs, smelling the beer.
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Every rock concert involves a power dynamic: even at an egalitarian basement show, a small number of people make most of the noise, and a larger number of people do most of the listening.
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Photograph by Steve Jennings / Getty The old-style rock concert, where a bunch of lads in suits would play, miles from the audience, surrounded by stacked speakers, is a thing of the distant past.
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Dutch police on Thursday questioned a Spanish man detained with gas canisters in a van while driving near a concert venue where a rock concert was cancelled due to a threat of an attack.
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Despite their different social statuses, the two are inseparable — until they go to an indie rock concert at a bar, the bar catches fire, and in the ensuing chaos, the two are torn apart.
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The BeatBring is a backpack full of speakers that can connect to your phone over Bluetooth and blast music at up to 110 dB, roughly equaling the same noise level as a live rock concert.
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The mood at the conference was almost as giddy as a rock concert or the launch of a new Apple product, with people lining up for Mr. Musk's presentation a couple of hours in advance.
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Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to attend an anti-racist rock concert in Chemnitz, Germany, Monday in opposition to violent far-right protests that have roiled the city for more than a week.
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CAIRO — At least 34 people have been arrested in Egypt as part of an expanding crackdown on the gay and transgender community following a rock concert last month when audience members waved a rainbow flag.
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The widely anticipated Apple event, known to draw rock concert-like crowds, will be the first event held at Steve Jobs theater and is the first time the "Spaceship Campus " welcomes press and VIP outsiders.
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He all but made the crowd beg for it, as if it was an encore at a rock concert: When I walked in today, did anyone ever hear me do the snake during the campaign?
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Dozens of people were detained in a recent crackdown in Egypt when fans attending a rock concert raised a rainbow flag in a rare show of public support for LGBT rights in the conservative Muslim country.
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His brother Foued was one of the three men who killed 90 people in the Bataclan rock concert hall as part of a broader assault in and around Paris that killed 130 people in November 2015.
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Since then, he has gained a reputation as a controversial figure — he has performed in a rock concert, acted in movies, and earned the nicknames "rockstar baba" and "guru of bling" due to his colorful clothes.
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Those who can't make Michelle Obama's rock concert-esque book tour for her memoir, "Becoming," can tune in for this interview, which is led by another big name: the former senior White House adviser Valerie Jarrett.
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SIGUR ROS, APRIL 15 Rock-concert antics invaded Walt Disney Concert Hall, where the Los Angeles Philharmonic was collaborating with this tidally lush and loud art-rock band to cap its Reykjavik Festival of Icelandic music.
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It was supposed to be the golden anniversary of the most famous rock concert in history, the event that crystallized in mud the free-love 222s and the drawing power of a new generation of music stars.
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What Irma was calling to tell us was that Gail, while driving alone, overnight, in heavy rain, to a rock concert in Ohio, had lost control of her car on one of West Virginia's narrow, winding highways.
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The Daily Beast recalled that back in the '80s, when Goldstone represented John Denver and Michael Jackson, he went to Ethiopia for Band Aid, a rock concert to help famine victims, and managed to gain seven pounds.
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This week it was announced that in 2200, after what will be their 22017th year on the road, the Vans Warped Tour, a "punk rock summer camp" and the last major US traveling rock concert, will be ending.
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Maybe the two most unusual guests on stage at the Trump show, which seemed to have something of the atmosphere of a rock concert, were a pair of black women from North Carolina, sisters named Diamond and Silk.
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Last month, one person was killed in a backstage shooting at a rap show at the Manhattan club Irving Plaza, and in November, 90 people died when terrorists opened fire at a rock concert at a Paris theater.
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The choreographer Nichole Canuso, the theater artist Geoff Sobelle and the director Lars Jan put their spin on it in "Pandaemonium," a fusion of dance, theater, rock concert and cinema set in a sparse yet alluring desert landscape.
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A color television set from 1963, in the fledgling days of color transmission, an early push-button telephone and a handbill for a 1967 rock concert in West Hempstead featuring the Byrds are among the objects on display.
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She nodded her head continuously like a devoted fan at a rock concert, and her hand conducted my brain and mouth, scooping at the air saying "continue, go on, you're onto something, more, more …" This was Neery's way.
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Erik bought a Jeep Wrangler, hired a $50,000-a-year tennis coach in hopes of turning pro, and invested $40,000 in a rock concert with a promoter who ultimately stiffed him, according to Vanity Fair writer Dominick Dunne.
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In parallel to such efforts, there will always be a market for unique live experiences that yank people away from their screens, be it a giant rock concert or an intimate sleight-of-hand performance by a master magician.
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AMSTERDAM/MADRID, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Dutch police on Thursday questioned a Spanish man detained with gas canisters in a van while driving near a concert venue where a rock concert was cancelled due to a threat of an attack.
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SAN DIEGO — Looking back now, it's clear that the power of movies at Comic-Con peaked in 2010, the year we first saw all of the Avengers onstage, a moment that was more raging rock concert than geek rapture.
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Lyle began traveling frequently—he flew to California early this month in an unsuccessful attempt to be named promoter of a Soul II Soul rock concert—and hired 21990-year-old David Bros, a Princeton sophomore, as an adviser.
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Lawyers for Salah Abdeslam, a French citizen born to and raised by Moroccan immigrant parents in Brussels, accept he was in Paris when gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 at a rock concert, near the national stadium and outside cafes.
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AMSTERDAM/MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish man was detained by Dutch police on Wednesday after he was found driving a van with gas canisters near a Rotterdam venue where a rock concert was canceled due to a threat of a possible attack.
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Democrats in the state became used to rock-concert-style rallies, like the ones John Kerry staged in Cleveland and Columbus with Bruce Springsteen in 2004 and President Obama held at Ohio State to kick off his 30 re-election campaign.
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The choreographer Nichole Canuso, the theater artist Geoff Sobelle and the director Lars Jan put their spin on it in "Pandaemonium" (1:05), a fusion of dance, theater, rock concert and cinema set in a sparse yet alluring desert landscape.
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There are more people wearing suits than at probably any Kid Rock concert ever, but Kid Rock exists as identity politics for Republicans seeking to slum it—the ideal performer for an audience that nominated a would-be blue-collar billionaire.
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That doesn't even have to be video; we can do it in VR. We can build a 3D representation of the space, and people can put on a VR headset, and, for example, attend a rock concert via this robot.
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For each home game since the start of last season, the Blazers have commissioned an artist from the Portland area to design a 12-inch-by-18-inch game-day poster, basically in the style of old rock concert posters.
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It's like being in the middle of a crowd at a rock concert and the energy of the crowd is pushing you forward, but at the same time, your friend is trying to get your attention right next to you.
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Obtaining a 48-hour pass from her collective, Zan joins Enn for a weekend of working-class wandering and a ramshackle punk-rock concert — a scene whose rowdy, pile-driving vitality only spotlights the sagginess of the movie around it.
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LONDON — With songs and silence, the tolling of bells and the privacy of memory, residents of Manchester, England, on Tuesday marked the anniversary of a terrorist bombing at a rock concert that killed 22 people and challenged the city's resilience.
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The festival first took shape in 1993 as a Pearl Jam rock concert at the Empire Polo Club, and years later, it was officially launched in 1999 with Beck, Tool, and Rage Against the Machine headlining the three day-event.
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THE HAGUE — The Dutch police said Thursday that they had responded to a terrorist threat against a rock concert in the city of Rotterdam after receiving concrete information from the authorities in Spain, where assaults last week left 15 people dead.
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VW will bundle cells from electric car batteries into storage powerbanks that can be used to recharge up to 15 electric cars at a time and be transported to locations where power is needed, such as a stadium during a rock concert.
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All the standbys of routine bourgeois daily existence - cafés, schools, supermarkets, stadiums, airports, rock concert venues, nightclubs, noodle shops and, of course, the perennial crowded favorites: shopping malls, buses and subways - have been attacked by suicidal killers willing to die in the act.
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This wasn't just a gathering of cult-band loyalists revisiting fond memories; it was a full-throttle, here-and-now arena-rock concert, a marathon of punk velocity, grunge angst, metal impact and jam-band interplay that never seemed routine for an instant.
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France has been under a state of emergency since November's coordinated attacks that killed 130 people at a rock concert, on the terraces of bars and restaurants and outside the Stade de France, the stadium where the soccer tournament will begin on Friday.
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"Lifeguarding at Waimea on an Eddie-sized swell is like being security at a rock concert where the band is actively trying to kill the audience, and we're trying to control the chaos," said lifeguard Jason Bitzer, who was working at Waimea last Wednesday.
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Devialet showcased a 5.5 speaker setup using five Phantom Golds Or to put it another way: using Purdue University's relative volume chart, that's roughly as loud as a nearby jet taking off or a live rock concert (and just below the average human pain threshold of 110db).
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" He continued, "I've been a busy guy for 20 years and the opportunity to take a month off and be by myself, to meditatively pedal my bicycle 2,000 miles to a rock concert, really appealed to me — especially for a once-in-a-lifetime thing like this.
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Ever since I went to my first rock concert, Family in Oxford in about 1972, the thrill of what was about to happen was symbolized by the dormant power of the vacant drum kit, the way it sat there like a throne to its imminent rhythmic might.
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A rock concert, a nature mockumentary, a collective hallucination and a goof on the idea of underground theater, "The Moles" welcomes audiences, wordlessly, to Caveland, a stalactite-studded subterranean lair that the moles invade and then enjoy, sometimes in the company of a neighborly purple teddy bear.
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Jesus, Judas, and company walked out onto an elaborate stage surrounded by an audience on all sides, and proceeded to perform their show as though it were a rock concert — and in the process, they avoided all the stifled, airless sweatiness that has plagued previous TV musicals.
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It's too big, everyone there is distracted by potential blackjack winnings, and trying to get noticed or launch at CES is akin to holding a poetry reading in the middle of a rock concert: nobody is paying attention and you actually may annoy more people than you reach.
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Yet when he seems to have hit bottom, Richie glimpses new inspiration not far from the shabby downtown Manhattan intersection where he has gone to buy cocaine: a raucous rock concert at the Mercer Arts Center, being played by an up-and-coming band called New York Dolls.
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He chose this particular shrimp to bestow the weighty namesake upon due to its particular characteristics: it has a claw that can produce sonic energy at up to 210 decibels, equivalent to a sound louder than a rock concert, and has therefore been given the scientific name Synalpheus pinkfloydi.
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Whether you're covering a political campaign, a rock concert or the launch of a new cruise ship, one of the privileges of being a reporter is being allowed behind the velvet rope — to the front of the line, onto the stage or into the limo — to interview subjects.
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There are many good arguments against taking videos at rock shows, the best one probably being that a rock concert is a very physical experience, and if you've got your phone or camera out the whole time, you might not have that experience to its most full potential.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — An artist was among the survivors of the unspeakable bloodbath at the popular Bataclan concert venue on November 13 last year, when Islamic State jihadists killed 90 people and injured hundreds at a rock concert by the US band Eagles of Death Metal.
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The potential consequences of these boycotts point up the complications, though: In a South dominated by the politics of rural and suburban conservatives, a canceled rock concert or technology project is likely to punish the places that oppose the legislation, and have little effect on the areas that support it.
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One of the most storied entrepreneurs in entertainment, Sillerman had started making his fortune in the 1990s by buying up regional rock concert promoters and creating an events empire (also named SFX), one he eventually sold for $4.4 billion to Clear Channel, who relaunched it under the name Live Nation.
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Where Here Active Listening was a product that was purely focused on manipulating the audio around you — such as turning down the high frequencies at a rock concert — Here One will be a more complete experience, adding in the functionality found in truly wireless earbuds like the Bragi Dash or Samsung's IconX.
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According to one account, a French citizen, Reda Hame, who was arrested in Paris last August soon after returning from Syria, told interrogators with France's domestic intelligence wing that he had been recruited by the external operations arm of the group and assigned to create mayhem at a rock concert in France.
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Just as the indoor-rock-concert industry and the record business grew up together—concerts were like albums, in which you got to see the musicians playing the songs live—so modern festivals have created a live version of the streaming-music experience: instead of listening to one artist, you catch ten.
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Organized by a fringe ultra-nationalist political group, the National Democratic Party (NPD), the "Shield and Sword" festival promised attendees a broad lineup of far-right attractions, including political speeches, a rock concert by extremist bands, an MMA tournament from a far-right promoter, and stalls for popular far-right streetwear brands.
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In an interview with RTL television, Ms. Merkel cited the 65,103 people who turned out for a rock concert on Monday in support of the family of a 35-year-old German killed in Chemnitz, as an example of the country's success in integrating more than one million asylum seekers since 2015.
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Among other things, you can now point your phone at an object in the real world — a flower, a sign in another language, a marquee for a rock concert — and the phone will give you more information about what you're looking at (for instance, a button to buy tickets for the concert).
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One of his charities, Medellín sin Tugurios [Medellín without Slums] was a regular sponsor of public events, and in 1983 it backed record importer Raúl Velásquez of JIV Ltd to put on the city's first major rock concert, performed by Tampa heavy metal band Argus at La Plaza del Toros La Macarena.
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Whether he's promoting the next episode of his reality show Looking for a Fight or posting backstage shots from last week's UFC 201 or backstage shots from a recent Kid Rock concert or backstage selfies with Jimmy Kimmel, the fan reaction is all the same: an avalanche of pro-Khabib hashtags. #khabibtime. #khabibtitleshot. #khabibchampion. #KHABIBTIME!
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In a strange way, some of these demonstrations overlap with the more festive roots of May Day: The planned protests in Seattle include a rock concert, and the long-running May Day Parade in Minneapolis features both colorful, festive floats and revelers who wear satirical costumes related to the labor and political issues of the day.
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On Tuesday evening, when Michelle Obama appeared on stage at the United Center in Chicago for the beginning of her 10-city, 11-stadium rock concert — oops, sorry, book tour, in an off-the-shoulder white sequined shirt that echoed the shirt in her cover photograph, plus high-waist white pants (both by Sally LaPointe), the reaction was unfettered and instantaneous.
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Bronzaft offered to help and found that, in classrooms on the side of the building facing the tracks, passing trains raised decibel readings to rock-concert levels for roughly thirty seconds every four and a half minutes, and that, during those periods, teachers had to either stop teaching or shout; then, once a train had passed, they had to regain their students' attention.
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This stylish hippy temperament — laden with spirituality, hidden meanings and symbolism — was exhibited in the period's flamboyant clothing fabrics, in rock concert posters, and album music covers; all basically inspired by the exquisitely flowing lines of Egon Schiele, the art of Aubrey Beardsley and Georges de Feure, William Morris's wallpaper designs, William Blake's visionary drawings, and Mucha's whirling shapes expressing ersatz reveries of quixotic females.
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And since these hubs are coming online during Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration — the mayor held an event to unveil the new tablets Thursday afternoon — he also stressed their usefulness for such activities as participatory budgeting, in which community members vote how to spend relatively small sums of city money, or learning about local issues or events, like a rock concert or a lost cat.
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It's the sort of party at which it takes you a minute to realize the gangly Brit who's telling you a story about the time Ivanka Trump hit on his friend backstage at a rock concert is artist David Shrigley—he's doing the Slaughterhouse next year—and where Maurizio Cattelan manages to lean on wet black paint before, catching my eye across the room, pretending he's going to wipe it off on Joannou's back.
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There have also been albums; television commercials; a rock concert parody tour; multiyear runs in Europe and Asia; appearances on "The Simpsons" and late-night talk shows; a book; a world tour that began last spring and features some old and some new material; and, on "Arrested Development," a very funny multiseason running gag about Tobias Bluth's Blue Man obsession, starting from the time he attends a show under the mistaken belief that it's a depressed men's support group.
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"An experiential gift elicits a strong emotional response when a recipient consumes it — like the fear and awe of a safari adventure, the excitement of a rock concert or the calmness of a spa — and is more intensely emotional than a material possession," says Cindy Chan, assistant professor in the University of Toronto's Scarborough's Department of Management and co-author of a 2016 study on how gift giving affects relationships, which was published in the Journal of Consumer Research.
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Combining the stories of Prometheus, the Trojan war, Iphigenia, and the Oresteia, it began with a friendly introduction by one of the actors, explaining to the audience how the ten hours would run: food would be provided in the first intermission; the audience could come onstage during the first act to smoke; the second act would be especially long (so it was advised to use the bathroom during the first break) and painfully loud –– but please don't stop up your ears; two actors would suddenly jump into the audience, to be passed laterally to the back of the auditorium, as in a rock concert; and the audience would be invited onstage in the fourth part to celebrate a wedding, complete with free ouzo.
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