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Meltdown has been giving distinguished musicians from across the world the opportunity to curate a week of art and music since 1993.
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Meltdown has been giving distinguished musicians from across the world the opportunity to curate a week of art and music since 1993.
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Legendary cult artist, musician and peace activist, Yoko Ono and her Plastic Ono Band 's rare performance, opening London's Meltdown Festival 2013, is nothing short of transcendental.
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Yoko Ono's Meltdown Festival opened Friday, with a gala closing performance of her entire 1980 Double Fantasy collaboration with John Lennon planned for Sunday, June 23, 2013.
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The history of bands featuring a mother and son in the line-up is brief.
Read MoreAt 80 years old, Yoko Ono – musician, artist, activist and curator of this year's Meltdown festival , which she opens tomorrow night at the Royal Festival Hall in London with Yoko Ono Plastic Ono Band – still manages to surprise and enthrall.
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So goes the resounding message of contemporary feminism in 2013.
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Wearing her hair in a swept back ponytail, plain black stilettos and natural make-up , Jenkins looked laid back, but flawless during her visit to the Oxford Union to give a guest speech to members.
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After celebrating her 80th birthday in February, Yoko Ono has another reason to break out the champagne: her 10th Number One dance hit.
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As a "Beatle-wife" Ono helped her famous husband to publicly acknowledge his former chauvinism and the pair ended up writing songs like the controversially titled Woman is the Nigger of the World.
Read MoreSeattle Weekly interviews singer-songwriter Devendra Banhart.
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Psychedelia is all peace and love, LSD and second hand weed, sitars and protests against the Vietnam War. It's supposed to be as dead as Jim Morrison, as relevant as Harold Wilson's pirate radio policy and as naff as Austin Powers' underwear.
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Chelsea Light Moving have unveiled a new video alongside a short burst of British shows.
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"I studied songwriting just by listening to records all my life," enthuses Bobby Gillespie.
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Women rock and if you live in Seattle, you can celebrate them, as the first museum exhibit featuring the most influential female musicians hits the EMP Museum in Seattle this summer.
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Expect to find everything from classical to rock in 181 venues across Brighton and Hove and up to the South Downs.
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The last time I had occasion to write about my old friend BP Fallon in Uncut was in March, 2010, when he'd just released his debut single, produced by Jack White and released by Jack's Third Man Records as the first in the label's new Spoken Word-Instructional record Series.
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On Tuesday, Willie Nelson will turn eighty years old.
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Killing Koke bassist Youth has hinted that he and Paul McCartney may release new material under their The Fireman moniker in the future.
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When Fall Out Boy announced their reunion earlier this year, they had serious doubts whether anyone would really care.
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The Beatles were both a blessing and a curse for Liverpool.
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The EMP Pop Conference is back in Seattle!
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I remember a dank November night, standing huddled in a dark Bristol venue.
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The next day we meet in a brasserie, near her house, in the fashionably boho district of Bastille.
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The line-up for this year's Meltdown festival has been announced.
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Categorizing John Zorn is next to impossible, as many of his friends know.
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The Lee Ranaldo Band , which features Lee along with his Sonic Youth bandmate Steve Shelley, Alan Licht, and Tim Luntzel, are about to head to Spain and Portgual for a short tour this month, and upon returning to NYC they'll play a hometown show at Union Pool on April 28.
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Sioxsie Sioux, Iggy and the Stooges and Patti Smith are some of the musicians who have been chosen by Yoko Ono as curator of Meltdown festival , which happens in June at London's Southbank Centre. 2013 marks the 20th anniversary of Meltdown, which invites a different cultural figure to curate the 10-day event every year.
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Singer/songwriter Sami Akbari, AKA Sami the Great, recently embarked on a very unique tour composed not only of her beautiful music, but of stunning animation that captures the essence of her songs.
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Rock and roll legend Sir Paul McCartney has confessed that he and his Beatles bandmates were a little cheesed off when Yoko Ono attended their studio sessions - but also added that it led to some good things for them too.
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The Post War Orchestra has launched a fundraising campaign to convert more weapons into instruments.
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John Power is set to play John Lennon in a musical about the late Beatles legend in Liverpool.
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This month's MOJO magazine cover star is Eric Clapton , the man who invented rock's cult of the lead guitarist then abdicated the high throne of its ruling deity.
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With the gun control debate raging on over three months since the Newtown massacre, Yoko Ono has caused a stir with a simple photo that depicts the bloody glasses John Lennon wore when he was shot in 1980.
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Dozens of celebrities may be running afoul of the law as they unite under the banner of one group that is seeking to prevent a method of gas drilling in New York state.
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"I told you this would happen," he says, blinking.
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Today it's rare to find a product made in New York City. The textile industry left the Garment District for cheaper labor overseas last century.
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Six monks from the Drepung Gomang Monastery opened Thursday's event with a chant blessing, a meditative introduction to a prolific, if jarring, handful of musicians Tibet House co-founder Philip Glass recruited from a list of 80.
Read MoreThe Globe and Mail explores the YA "sick-lit" phenomenon.
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Volumes have been written over the Lennon/McCartney dynamic, as their point/counterpoint exchange graced "We Can Work It Out," "Getting Better," and "She's Leaving Home." One of their finest moments as a duo occurred during the troubled Get Back sessions.
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