2014 FTISLAND 6th ANNIVERSARY [FTHX] LIVE IN SINGAPORE When: Saturday March 8, 2014 at 7pm Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets are priced at $258, $228, $208, $188, $148, $118 (excluding booking charges) and available at www.sportshubtix.sg, Singpost outlets and the Singapore Indoor Stadium Box Office or by calling 6333 5000.
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A song will cost nothing to streamon smarphones and tablets, but must be listened to as part of an album in shuffle mode.
Spotify announced free streaming services for mobile gadgets as well as an exclusive deal with Led Zeppelin, pictured — so music lovers can get their fix of the British metal precursors no matter where they 'Ramble On.'
Spotify’s got a whole lotta love for free tunes.
The streaming music company launched a new free service for smartphones and tablets Wednesday and inked an exclusive deal with Led Zeppelin as it aims to turn up the volume in an increasingly crowded industry.
Its mobile service had previously only been available to users who paid $10 a month for a subscription.
Now, users can pick tracks they want to hear and listen for free — with commercials.
The caveat is that they can’t listen to the exact song they want to hear, exactly when they want to hear it. Instead, they’ll need to play tracks on playlists and albums randomly in shuffle mode.
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Spotify users can now stream music free to their mobile devices.
Spotify, which has 24 million active users, already offers a free service on desktop computers with commercials.
The Sweden-based company is betting offering more free services will tempt users into paying up to avoid ads.
It’s battling fierce competition in the streaming music space from rivals like Pandora, which has 70 million active users, as well as Apple’s iTunes Radio, Rdio, Sirius XM and others.
Spotify also announced it’s launching in 20 new markets for a total of 55 worldwide, and it has partnered with Led Zeppelin to exclusively offer the band’s entire catalogue.
The Laneway Festival closed with a bang with many fans yearning and moaning for more!
Laneway Festival 2014 Singapore was held at The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay featuring Savages, Haim, Kurt Vile, xxyyxx, Frightened Rabbit, Chvrches and James Blake. First time since the first gig in 2010, this year Singaporean bands and artists were included for the first time ever.
Amongst the foreign acts, The Jezabels impressed with their fine blend of ’80s art-rock and contemporary indie-pop with lead singer Hayley Mary’s vocal finesse being a high point, Frightened Rabbit opted to entertain the crowd with more upbeat material, Savages blew our minds with an edgy performance and Haim surprised us all by injecting hard blues-rock into its set displaying a vital urgency that was missing on their recorded material.
The Jezabels
Back with their second album, the Australian four-piece band returned to Singapore for the fourth time for the Laneway gig this year. The riveting, albeit short, set scored with the crowd with hits like “Endless Summer”, “Easy to Love” and “Catch Me”.
The Jezabels
Australia
We are super excited to welcome THE JEZABELS back after a well-deserved hiatus. These guys are hardworkers and quiet achievers, racking up gold sales, ARIA Awards and sold out theatres. The Sydney four-piece played over 200 shows internationally last year, selling out headline shows across the US, Canada, UK and Europe and playing some of the best festivals around (Lollapalooza, Pukkelpop, T in the Park and more). The Jezabels will be launching their second album at Laneway with songs that will no doubt be as majestic and compelling as their last.
Fans of intelligent, crystalline pop music have fallen hard for CHVRCHES, the Glaswegian trio led by charismatic frontwoman Lauren Mayberry and flanked by Iain Cook and Martin Doherty. Their brilliant debut The Bones of What You Believe is out now and they’re evidently incapable of producing anything other than whip-smart, hook-laden synth pop (see: singles ‘Recover’, ‘Gun’, ‘The Mother We Share’, 'Lies'). With sell out headline tours in Australia, UK and US, a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, this is CHVRCHES’ moment.
James BlakeThe jazzy, introspective tunes of James Blake ended the night on a subdued yet truly mesmerising note. Lucky Singapore fans got to catch the live performance of the Grammy-nominated star, who serenaded the Laneway audience with over 10 tracks including “I Never Learnt to Share”, “Limit to Your Love” and “Retrograde”.
