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Train: DMZ Peace Train: inside the music festival bringing positivity to Korea’s no man’s land

submitted by Nick Oct 5th 2022 09:00 am (www.nme.com)

Held near the heavily militarised border between North and South Korea, the returning festival brings harmony and unity to an unlikely location – and sets an important example for the world at large. NME reports from the 2022 event, speaking to festival organisers and performers Starcrawler, Balming Tiger and LeenalchiThe post DMZ Peace Train: inside the music festival bringing positivity to Korea’s no man’s land appeared first on NME.

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Green Day: Innings, The Music Festival Set In Arizona During Baseball Spring Training, Returns In 2023 With Green Day, Eddie Vedder, & More

submitted by Nick Oct 26th 2022 08:00 pm (www.stereogum.com)

This winter, Tempe, Arizona will host the fifth installment of the Innings Festival, a music fest concurrent with baseball’s spring training. (Many Major League Baseball teams travel to Arizona for preseason training, while others go to Florida.)

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Animal Collective: Watch Animal Collective cover Silver Jews’ ‘Trains Across The Sea’

submitted by Nick Oct 14th 2022 02:00 am (www.nme.com)

The band combined it with a performance of their unreleased track 'Genie's Open'The post Watch Animal Collective cover Silver Jews’ ‘Trains Across The Sea’ appeared first on NME.

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Animal Collective: Watch Animal Collective Cover Silver Jews’ “Trains Across The Sea”

submitted by Nick Oct 13th 2022 01:00 am (www.stereogum.com)

Animal Collective may not be planning to tour Europe and the UK, but they did just stop by SiriusXM, where they performed a cover of Silver Jews” “Trains Across the Sea,” which originally appeared on Silver Jews’ 1994 debut Starlite Walker. Also during the session, the band did live versions of “...

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