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DuaLipa performs on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL. Friday night in Chicago, fans were torn, choosing between headlining sets by Machine Gun Kelly and

Après deux événements où les voitures venaient d’un peu partout dans le monde, le Youngtimers Festival et le Vintage Revival Montlhéry, le tour du monde reprend. Après les anglaises lors du God Save the Car Festival, ce sont les japonaises qui seront à l’honneur du Jap’n’Car 2022 ce samedi 21 Mai sur l’Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry. Gros programme ! Pour le Jap’n’Car 2022, les équipes de l’UTAC ont mis le paquet. Forcément les yeux des visiteurs seront rivés sur la piste. Le circuit de km accueillera des démonstrations toute la journée. Deux plateaux seront dédiés aux anciennes et aux youngtimers. Ensuite on retrouvera un plateau 100% dédié à la Honda Civic, avec toutes les générations en piste pour fêter les 50 ans du modèle. On enchaînera avec un plateau de japonaises plus modernes et on retrouvera, pour terminer, un plateau découverte où les pilotes d’un jour seront là pour se familiariser avec le circuit et recevoir les conseils d’un info si vous n’êtes pas inscrits… c’est trop tard ! Sans être inscrits à ces roulages, vous pourrez bien évidemment amener votre japonaise au Jap’n’Car 2022. Ce sont 400 autos qui sont attendues sur place ! Ça promet une belle exposition statique qui animera toute la journée et qui permettra aux passionnés de se rencontrer. En plus, vous pourrez prendre part à la grande parade qui terminera la journée. Un village exposant sera évidemment de la partie. Le midi, trois animations. D’abord, deux sessions de Drift, une animation récurrente du Jap’n’Car avec FT Racing. Entre les deux, les Honda Civic prendront la piste plus posément, et plus nombreuses, pour une parade. Le Jap’n’Car 2022 en bref Horaires 9h-18hLieu Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry, Avenue Boillot, 91310 LinasTarifs 30€ Exposition + Parade / 15€ entrée en prévente / 18€ sur placeBilletterie Cliquez ici On ajoute quelques photos de la dernière édition, à revivre ici.

TheCulture Festival, a global event series organised by the Art of Living Foundation, has been confirmed to hold in Lagos from 19 – 21 August 2022. Themed “Vibrant Africa: The Rising Rhythm”, the Festival aims to build a compassionate and harmonious society by bringing the people of the world together in celebration. Through song, []

Achat / Vente – objets de collections Borderlands(2022) Action, Adventure, Comedy | Post-production. A feature film based on the popular video game set on the abandoned fictional planet of Pandora where people search for a mysterious relic. Director: Eli Roth | Stars: Cate Blanchett, Kevin ^{The 79th Venice Film Festival is just around the corner, and now the full line-up has been a one-hour and twenty-minute press conference yesterday, the Venice Film Festival’s President, Roberto Cicutto, and Director, Alberto Barbera introduced the films that will do the rounds at the Lido this there is no massive blockbuster headlining the festival - such as 2019’s Joker and last year’s Dune - the packed roster includes dozens of big names, major film studios and Venice stalwarts. Actors Cate Blanchett, Harry Styles, Timothée Chalamet and Greta Gerwig are just some of the actors confirmed to be attending the returneesMartin McDonagh - whose Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri was awarded Best Screenplay in 2017 before it went on to win two Oscars - will be presenting The Banshees of Inisherin. It’s a story about what happens between two friends when one of them abruptly ends their relationship, which stars Colin Farrell and Brendan G Iñárritu, who won an Oscar for Birdman, is presenting the Netflix-backed Spanish-language film Bardo. It follows the story of a Mexican journalist who returns home and then has to get to grips with the different components of his Chalamet will reunite with the Call Me by Your Name director who launched his career, in new film Bones and All. Luca Guadagnino’s new film will also star Taylor Russell Escape Room and Chloë Sevigny and follows the love story between two disenfranchised youths as they travel around about his forthcoming film, Guadagnino said “The movie is for me a meditation on who I am and how I can overcome what I feel, especially if it is something I cannot control in myself. And lastly, and most importantly, when will I be able to find myself in the gaze of the other?”Ones to watchTár by Todd Field stars Cate Blanchett as Lydia Tár, the first female chief conductor of one of Germany’s most prestigious orchestras - and the film is already getting an Oscar buzz. As well as a star-cast that includes Mark Strong and Julian Glover, Hildur Gunadóttir, who made the music forJoker, is on board as the film’s director and novelist Florian Zeller, whose acclaimed play The Father was turned into a 2020 film starring Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman, and went on to win two Oscars, will be presenting The Son. The film has a packed cast that includes Hugh Jackman, Vanessa Kirby, Laura Dern and Anthony Hopkins and tells the story of what happens when a man’s ex-wife and teenage son turn up, causing disarray to his new Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling, will also be showing at the festival. The film has been making waves for weeks, partly because Wilde was served divorce papers while on stage speaking about the new film and partly because it stars Florence Pugh and Harry Styles, Gemma Chan and Chris Pine. The psychological horror-thriller tells a story that seems half Stepford Wives and half The Truman Show a housewife lives in a town in the 1950s and gets consumed by the small cracks which start to appear in her perfect favouritesOther films on the roster which are getting a lot of traction are Alice Diop’s Saint Omer. It tells the story of a novelist who attends a trial in order to use the story to write a modern-day adaptation of the myth of Medea. Things, predictably, don’t go to Penelope Cruise will star in Emanuele Crialese’s L’Immensità. The drama film is set in 1970s Rome and tells the tale of the Borghetti family when they move into a new apartment block. Crialese’s 2011 film Terraferma was also shown at the Lido before going on to be selected as the Italian entry for Best Foreign Language Film at the 84th Academy is also excitement building around Iranian director Vahid Jalilvand’s film Beyond the Wall. Jalilvand’s second film, 2017’s No Date, No Signature won him that year’s Orizzonti Award for Best Director at dominatesIt comes as no surprise that Netflix has films showing at the festival, but what is perhaps surprising is how important that the streaming giant has become at Venice, with Andrew Dominik’s Blonde, a biopic about Marilyn Monroe starring Ana de Armas, leading the will also open the festival with Noah Baumbach’s White Noise, a black comedy horror drama based on Don DeLillo’s 1985 novel of the same name. It will star Adam Driver and Greta filmmaker Romain Gavras, who is perhaps best known for directing MIA’s Bad Girls music video and Jay-Z and Kanye West’s No Church in the Wild video, will be showing his Netflix-backed film Athena which follows the lives of three siblings after their youngest brother to Variety, Barbera said “At the moment, Netflix is the most aggressive and important player in this field.“They’ve become among the biggest producers of contemporary auteur cinema. They produce more auteur films than all the studios combined.”A24 arrives at VeniceThe film studio A24 is also showing three films at this year’s festival The Whale, a story about a 42-stone man who tries to reconnect with his daughter from director Darren Aronofsky, Pearl from director Ti West, which has Mia Goth reprising her role as the villainous Pearl, and Joanna Hogg’s The Eternal Daughter. The film will star Carly-Sophia Davies, Tilda Swinton and Joseph A24 had declined to show its films at Venice. Speaking to Variety, Barbera said “Their attitude has changed. They’ve always had a very interesting line-up, but I was never able to convince them to invest in Venice. Luckily, that’s changed this year.”Does politics play a part?During the press conference Barbera spoke about Russia and Ukraine’s war, commenting on the “European democracies threatened by Putin’s imperialism.”Documentary Freedom on Fire Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom from director Evgeny Afineevsky is included in this year’s filmmakers were not banned from the festival, but films that were backed by the Russian state would not be included in the final selection. Speaking about the issue, Barbera said “We received very few films from Russia this year. There was only one Russian film I saw that I really liked, but it was funded by the Russian government so we couldn’t take it.”There are also four titles from Iran, including Jafar Panahi’s No Bears. During the conference Barbera stated his support for the Iranian directors saying that they are “only guilty of using their right to freedom of expression.”How do the awards work?This year the Jury is going to be headed up by Julianne Moore. There are eight major prizes at the festival, the most prestigious being the Golden Lion Leone d’Oro which goes to the festival’s best competition film. Last year it was awarded to Audrey Diwan’s French film Happening. Then the Grand Jury Prize is awarded to the runner-up, while the Special Jury Prize is awarded to the third best Silver Lion Leone d’Argento is the highest prize offered to the best director in the competition section, the Volpi Cup Coppa Volpi is given to the best actor, the Golden Osella is either awarded for the Best Screenplay or for the Best Technical Contribution and there is a Marcello Mastroianni Award which is for the best emerging the Special Lion is awarded for an overall work to a director or actor of a film presented in the main competition full line-upCompetitionAll the Beauty and the Bloodshed − Laura PoitrasArgentina, 1985 − Santiago MitreAthena − Romain GavrasThe Banshees of Inisherin − Martin McDonaghBardo or False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths − Alejandro G IñárrituBeyond the Wall − Vahid JalilvandBlonde − Andrew DominikBones and All − Luca GuadagninoChiara − Susanna NicchiarelliA Couple − Frederick WisemanThe Eternal Daughter − Joanna HoggL’Immensità − Emanuele CrialeseLove Life − Kôji FukadaMonica − Andrea PallaoroNo Bears − Jafar PanahiOther People’s Children − Rebecca ZlotowskiOur Ties − Roschdy ZemSaint Omer − Alice DiopIl Signore delle formiche − Gianni AmelioThe Son − Florian ZellerTár − Todd FieldThe Whale − Darren AronofskyWhite Noise − Noah BaumbachOut of competition – fiction filmsCall of God − Kim Ki-dukDead for a Dollar − Walter HillDon’t Worry Darling − Olivia WildeDreamin’ Wild − Bill PohladSiccità − Paolo VirzìThe Hanging Sun − Francesco CarrozziniLiving − Oliver HermanusMaster Gardener − Paul SchraderPearl − Ti WestWhen the Waves Are Gone − Lav DiazOut of competition – documentariesBobi Wine Ghetto President − Christopher Sharp, Moses BwayoA Compassionate Spy − Steve JamesFreedom on Fire Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom − Evgeny AfineevskyIn Viaggio − Gianfranco RosiThe Kiev Trial − Sergei LoznitsaThe Matchmaker − Benedetta ArgentieriMusic For Black Pigeons − Jørgen Leth, Andreas KoefoedNuclear − Oliver StoneGli Ultimi Giorni Dell’Umanità − Enrico Ghezzi, Alessandro GagliardoShort filmsLook At Me − Sally PotterMaid − Lucretia MartelSeriesCopenhagen Cowboys − Nicolas Winding RefnThe Kingdom Exodus − Lars von TrierThe Venice Film Festival 2022 will run from August 31 to September 10} TZ. 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Cest le grand retour du God Save the Car festival pour sa 5è édition sur l’autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry le samedi 9 avril à partir de 9h30. Cet événement totalement dédié à

God Save The Car Festival - Samedi 9 avril 2022 UTAC et Classic & Sports Car présentent God Save the Car Festival 2022 C'est le rendez-vous british incontournable de la saison. En partenariat avec le magazine Classic & Sports Car nous vous donnons rendez-vous le samedi 9 avril 2022 pour la 5ème édition de cet événement dédié à la culture anglaise. Rendez-vous à l'Autodrome pour une journée décalée, costumé british, of course. Ne manquez pas les animations exclusives 2022. Autos et motos britanniques en piste C'est le spectacle que tout le monde attend. Les plateaux d'autos anglaises sportives et vintage s'enchaînent tout au long de la journée. Côté moto, des surprises sont à venir ! Et dans les paddocks, plus de 400 véhicules sont attendus, pour le plus grand plaisir des visiteurs. Venez habillé british, tentez de remporter le concours Chinez et portez accessoires et looks so british pendant l'événement. Participants et visiteurs sont invités à se vêtir décalé ou vintage. Un concours déterminera les looks les plus réussis ! Le village God Save the Car Au coeur du paddock, venez à la découverte du village God Save the Car et retrouvez notamment les acteurs de votre magazine Classic & Sports Car. D'autres animations sont en cours de préparation... mais chut pour le moment ; PROGRAMME Programme Exhibitions et parades de 09H30 à 17H30 Roulages de véhicules de collection, sportifs, d'exception par plateaux des sessions de 20 minutes spectaculaires, sur le circuit de l'Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry. Venez admirer les mythiques Mini, Jaguar, Austin Healey, Aston Martin, et les autos de constructeurs indépendants. Les plateaux de roulages 2022 uniquement réservés aux véhicules anglais. Animations et expositions Le village des clubs. Demandez votre code club/groupe/association à Restauration et animations sur place ACCÈS CONTACT

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The Namangan Flower Festival attracts thousands of visitors each year, but the spectacular, storied event remains little-known beyond the Ferghana Valley. This Uzbek man is preparing for the opening of one of Uzbekistan’s most charming yet least-known cultural events. The Namangan Flower Festival has been held in Uzbekistan’s Ferghana Valley every year since 1961 - except for 2020 due to the pandemic. The festival traditionally opens with a parade of cars covered in fresh flowers. The fragrant convoy drives into the center of Namangan, where the festivities kick off. Celebrated Uzbek photographer Anzor Bukharsky took these images of this year’s festival, which began amid stormy weather on May 22 and runs through June 5. Bukharsky says he only heard about the obscure festival by chance shortly before it began. The photographer and a journalist friend, Timur Nimanov, “immediately” jumped into a car to make the five-hour journey there from Tashkent. A crowd gathered despite the rain to watch performances that marked the beginning of the Namangan Flower Festival. Bukharsky says the crowded, rain-soaked scene above highlighted a hunger for public celebrations, saying, “Uzbeks are not indifferent to such events; they want spectacles.” As with most Uzbek public events, the festival is heavily policed. Bukharsky says that from what he could see, however, the officers at the festival were “very discreet, thank God.” A display made entirely of fresh flowers. According to Uzbek media, Namangan has been known for its flower production since the 1700s. Uzbekistan’s Ferghana Valley is a lush, fertile region of the largely arid country. Two women get ready to take a selfie in front of a wall of fresh roses. Timur Nimanov, the journalist who traveled with Bukharsky, says last year's event was opened by an official who noted that while "many countries organize military parades in order to demonstrate their power, we hold flower festivals - symbols of peace, love, and peaceful development." Today, such a statement about military parades might be seen as politicized in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This year no comparisons were drawn to other countries' tastes in public events. For Bukharsky, the greatest surprise is how little is known about the Namangan Flower Festival, especially outside Uzbekistan. He said he hopes his photo documentation of the charming event can help raise its profile at a time when positive news is in short supply. "Flowers will save the world," he told RFE/RL.

Save A Recap of Lightning in a Bottle 2022 and the Return of Festival Season. Festival season, at least from San Francisco’s point of view, is in serious flux . Photo: Courtesy of SpaceLab. I t’s been a few years since Treasure Island was around to cap off our weird, hybrid summer-autumn, and in the void left by Pink Saturday’s disappearance and the subdued pall

Après deux années fortement perturbées par la crise sanitaire, le calendrier UTAC 2022 affiche un nombre record de festivals de voitures classiques et sportives. Le premier d’entre eux, le God Save the Car festival se tiendra le 9 avril prochain à l’Autodrome de Linas-Monthléry et sera totalement dédié à l’univers automobile est pris pour le 9 de longs mois de frustration pour les amateurs de manifestations automobiles et festivals, 2022 marque le grand retour de nombreux évènements. Du côté de l’UTAC, on attaquera la saison avec un premier rendez-vous prévu le samedi 9 avril à l’Autodrome de Linas-Monthléry, dans l’Essonne et la cinquième édition du God Save the Car Festival. Un évènement totalement dédié, comme son nom l’indique, à l’automobile britannique. Au menu cette année, plusieurs nouveautés ont été créées pour ravir les passionnés et leur permettre de se retrouver autour de leur passion. Outre le paddock installé au cœur même de l’anneau de vitesse, où il sera possible d’admirer les véhicules, des démonstrations de véhicules sportifs et de collection sont prévues sur le circuit routier de l’Autodrome de UTAC Linas-Montlhéry avec des voitures vintage et sportives, sans oublier l’incontournable Mini. Le rendez-vous sera également l’occasion de célébrer les 70 ans de l'Austin Healey avec une exposition commémorative. Des sessions de découverte de l’anneau de vitesse seront également organisées lors de cette édition 2022. Le village exposants, situé près de la tour de contrôle accueillera les nombreux clubs et associations de passionnés, les commerçants et créateurs, les foodtrucks ainsi que des animations, adaptées à tous les âges baby-foot, rugby, Cyclekart, etc., dans une ambiance festive et musicale. Autre nouveauté cette année, UTAC lance un nouveau Pack VIP qui offre aux pilotes, comme aux visiteurs la possibilité de se restaurer au cœur du pavillon LE1924 une expérience exceptionnelle pour permettre aux clients de vivre le festival dans les meilleures conditions.

Its the latest preview of his new album ‘God Save The Animals’. 26th July 2022. Ahead of the release of his forthcoming ninth studio album ‘God Save The Animals’ on 23rd September, Alex G is sharing new single ‘Cross The Sea’. Accompanied by a new video created by the artist Elliot Bech, check it out below. ‘God Save The

Dua Lipa performs on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen “What’s up Lollapalooza?” said Royal Blood drummer Ben Thatcher on stage Friday afternoon as day two at Lollapalooza got rolling in Chicago. “It’s good to be back!” One of the more inventive duos in recent rock memory, Royal Blood was augmented by a keyboard player Friday, whipping up a cacophony of sound over the course of an hour on the Bud Light Seltzer main stage. Kicking off with “Typhoons,” from their latest album of the same name, Royal Blood added a danceable groove to an always ferocious rock assault, exploring inventive new sounds on album three. Mike Kerr of Royal Blood performs on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in ... [+] Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen “I think we’re always evolving as people and as a band. I think to not do that is to sort of censor yourself or stunt your growth,” said vocalist and bassist Mike Kerr backstage prior to the set. “That’s just part of being not only a musician but a human.” Kerr’s unique bass playing style conjures up images of a full band. A pulsating bassline drove the new “Boilermaker” early in the Lollapalooza set. “Ladies and gentlemen, Ben f–ing Thatcher!” said Kerr on stage, pointing to his left as he introduced the drummer. “Last night we were at The Vic and it was rocking,” said Thatcher of Royal Blood’s intimate Thursday night aftershow in front of just 1,400 fans. “It was nice to be back in Chicago playing rock music to the people that want to listen to rock music again. It was terrible playing to no fans, I’ll tell you that,” he said, looking back on the last two years. “If you’re going to any future festivals, make sure you hydrate and bring sun cream. Without those things, a festival can be a really bad experience.” Mike Kerr left and Ben Thatcher right of Royal Blood pose backstage at Lollapalooza. Friday, ... [+] July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen Indie pop trio MUNA had 45 minutes Friday on the Discord stage, a unique setting at Lollapalooza favored for the tree-lined shade it provides. Last month, the group released its self-titled third album via Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory Records, moving from a major to an indie label for the first time. “I guess it is a transition to go from a major label to an indie,” said singer Katie Gavin. “We’re a pop band and we sound polished but that’s just because Naomi and Josette are really good producers,” she said, complimenting her bandmates. “We actually can function really well on an indie label because of how much stuff we do on our own. So it’s been really wonderful. Phoebe gives us a ton of creative power and freedom and really supports us. We’ve been lucky our entire career honestly to get to do what we want. It’s just amazing - things have just worked out,” said Gavin. “We’ve had a lot of dark moments. And we’re not sure where things are gonna go - if we’ll be able to keep doing this. But we just keep showing up and it has worked out in our favor.” MUNA poses backstage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen In 2018, punk quartet The Regrettes performed during a Lolla pre show in the lobby of a downtown Chicago hotel. Four years later, they’ve moved up to a midday slot on the Tito’s stage at Grant Park’s Petrillo Music Shell. “It’s magical. It’s been really incredible to directly compare how much we’ve grown in the past four years,” said singer and guitarist Lydia Night backstage following the group’s set. “I feel so proud of all of us for who we are as people and individually and how we are as a group. And the show we put on, I feel very proud of it.” The Regrettes pose backstage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen “Today’s set was truly probably - no, it was definitely one of our greatest festival sets ever,” added guitarist Genessa Gariano. “I thought the crowd was so enthusiastic and so fun and I teared up for the first time in a very long time during a set. Just seeing people move together is such a special thing. And to see it move together to something we’re putting out is even more incredible,” she said. “It made it so much easier to play well,” said drummer Drew Thomsen. “Because you have so many eyes looking at you like, I love this!’ And you can look back at them like, I also love this!’ And it’s an infinite cycle.” Over the course of an hour Friday on the T-Mobile main stage, indie rockers Glass Animals performed on the south end of Grant Park, beginning their set with “Life Itself” from their 2016 album How to be a Human Being. Glass Animals perform on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen “What a beautiful day! This is amazing!” said singer Dave Bayley. “Y’all doin’ alright? What a view,” he continued, looking north across Grant Park at one of the most unique festival settings in America, the Chicago skyline looming in the background. On a stage which featured a basketball hoop, images of Pac-Man ran behind the band on a video screen as they developed the sunny, bouncy beat of “Tangerine.” “I came here in 2006 when I was in high school and it was actually my first festival I ever went to. So this is a very full circle moment for me,” said electronic artist Maddy O’Neal, making her Lollapalooza debut as an artist during a 45 minute set on the Solana SOL X Perry’s stage. “Daft Punk had the pyramid stage. Pearl Jam was there. It was a good one - except for my car breaking down on the way there.” O’Neal, who will drop the single “Change of Pace” next month ahead of the album Ricochet in September, moves deftly between live instrumentation like drum pads to electronic elements, telling a story while making each memorable set unique. Maddy O'Neal poses backstage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen “I love to throw in good remixes - especially if I’m playing for new people. You kind of have to draw them in a little bit,” explained O’Neal of her festival approach. “I play mostly my own music. So it’s a nice way to sprinkle things in if somebody has never seen me before. It’s really fun to be able to break down my own songs. That’s why I use MIDI controllers and Ableton rather than DJing when I do that - because I can extract bits and pieces of my own songs and kind of do it on the fly or switch it up, do little vocal one shots here and there. It’s just more interactive, you know?” For many electronic artists, the challenge heading into a festival lies in how to ensure the energy of an intimate, jampacked club banger translates to the massive outdoor stage. “If I’m playing a club, I kind of leave out the big energy tracks, the big room energy edits I’ve made,” explained Powell Aguirre one day before a Lolla performance in his guise as Surf Mesa. “I’m playing a lot of disco stuff at the aftershow versus the Lolla set, where it’s a performance it’s very animated and theatrical. Theatrical in the sense that it’s very impactful. There’s moments that are transitional with space for me to talk on the mic. In the club environment, there’s kind of an ongoing beat and not a lot of space. At Lolla, there’s push and pull.” Surf Mesa poses backstage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen During the early pandemic quarantine of 2020, Surf Mesa’s “ily i love you baby” went viral on Tik Tok. The song has now been streamed nearly 800 million times on Spotify while the electronic artist has racked up over 3 billion streams worldwide, proving what a vital revenue stream Tik Tok has become - at least for now. “When you look at labels now, their whole guerilla marketing plan has shifted completely. They’re telling artists to tell their fans to pre-save through Tik Tok. Everything is leaking a song intentionally so that commenters can flood the section saying, Release this! Release this!’ It’s shifted everything,” he explained. “I think it’s hard for people to adapt and it’s hard for people to grasp that that might be the concept for now. Because that’s all labels want right now - for people to get as many fans as they can on Tik Tok to pre-save their new track.” Dua Lipa performs on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen Friday night in Chicago, fans were torn, choosing between headlining sets by Machine Gun Kelly and Dua Lipa taking place simultaneously on the festival’s two main stages. “Lollapalooza! You ready to go to the moon?” asked Dua Lipa on stage Friday. “I said are you ready to go to the moon?!” Following a performance of “Cold Heart,” her recent collaboration with Elton John, Dua Lipa and her band, flanked by a bevy of dancers, worked up “Future Nostalgia” in front of the weekend’s biggest crowd so far, moving into “Levitating” as her set neared its final moments. Dua Lipa performs on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen “Lollapolooza weekend is the perfect backdrop for bringing together my love of music and fashion with my PUMA UMA family,” said Dua Lipa Thursday down the street from the festival on Michigan Avenue at THE FLUTUR EXPERIENCE, an immersive pop-up curated by footwear and apparel manufacturer PUMA and Dua Lipa. “THE FLUTUR EXPERIENCE pop up is entirely interactive and was inspired by metamorphosis and embracing self-expression,” she explained of the activation, from where fans have been posting photos to social media throughout the weekend. “I’m so looking forward to seeing all the photos and videos exploring the space!” “2, 3, 4!” screamed Machine Gun Kelly, channeling the punk rock furor of The Ramones as he counted in “maybe,” kicking off an energetic and highly entertaining 90 minute set. Machine Gun Kelly performs on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, ... [+] IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen Friday night at Lollapalooza, MGK tore through a performance which drew upon each facet of his career, ably maneuvering between pop punk, rap and more thanks to the strength of a terrific four piece backing band. “Hello, Lollapalooza! We are Machine Gun Kelly and we’e been waiting for this moment for a long time!” said Kelly, a throbbing live bass line opening “god save me.” Kelly danced from high atop an amp before making his way down from the stage, running out through the crowd to the soundboard, climbing the rigging to deliver “drug dealer” from atop the roof, relishing the spotlight from high above the Lolla throng. Machine Gun Kelly performs on stage at Lollapalooza. Friday, July 29, 2022 at Grant Park in Chicago, ... [+] IL Photo by Barry Brecheisen Kelly’s set Friday night was a star-studded affair, welcoming guests like rapper Iann Dior, singer/producer Glaive and pop punk princess Avril Lavigne. “What’s up, Lollapalooza!” said Lavigne, the duo tearing through a searing take on her “Bois Lie.” Kelly questioned the power of the internet, advising fans not to let it control their destiny, reaching out to those in need during uncertain times. “Does anyone else out there ever feel lost?” he asked on stage at Lollapalooza. “Whoever feels lost, just press play. I’m always here.”

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