Music fans can subscribe to the concert platform for as little as $11.99 per month.
There is nothing like being at a venue, crammed together with hundreds or thousands of fellow sweaty revelers, screaming the lyrics to your favorite song at the top of your lungs. Now, whether the fact that there is nothing like attending a sold-out concert is a good thing or not will clearly vary by person. However, if you love a good show, but don’t always enjoy the experience of trekking to the club or arena, paying to park, and dealing with the hoards of people, then Veeps might be right up your alley; and thanks to a recent announcement, the streamer is making it even easier to get all of the concert action you could want
The concert-focused streaming service includes live and on-demand shows from some of the biggest musical acts in the world.
There is nothing like being at a venue, crammed together with hundreds or thousands of fellow sweaty revelers, screaming the lyrics to your favorite song at the top of your lungs. Now, whether the fact that there is nothing like attending a sold-out concert is a good thing or not will clearly vary by person. However, if you love a good show, but don’t always enjoy the experience of trekking to the club or arena, paying to park, and dealing with the hoards of people, then Veeps might be right up your alley; and thanks to a recent announcement, the streamer is making it even easier to get all of the concert action you could want
The concert-focused streaming service includes live and on-demand shows from some of the biggest musical acts in the world.
- 10/18/2023
- by Matt Tamanini
- The Streamable
Edgar Wright knows cinema. It’s evident in the way he writes his characters. It’s evident in how he chooses to tell his stories. It’s evident in the little visual nods he sprinkles into each scene, like tiny cinematic sprinkles – though they may seem unnecessary, they add to the delightful treat for film lovers. And so, with each new film, he pushes himself in terms of telling a new type of story and delivering it in a way that pushes his exhilarating style. It’s impossible to watch an Edgar Wright film and not feel the energy he has for the project, complete with those fun little sprinkles on top.
His unabashed glee for filmmaking has come to a head with Baby Driver. Years of studying film, analyzing the camerawork, acknowledging the tropes, and listening to the importance of a solid soundtrack, has amounted to a cinematic fervor...
His unabashed glee for filmmaking has come to a head with Baby Driver. Years of studying film, analyzing the camerawork, acknowledging the tropes, and listening to the importance of a solid soundtrack, has amounted to a cinematic fervor...
- 6/28/2017
- by Michael Haffner
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
In “Baby Driver,” Ansel Elgort plays a getaway driver who constantly has music playing in order to drown out his tinnitus. And, like “Drive” before it, that music seems to be an integral part of the experience in Edgar Wright’s upcoming film, which premiered at SXSW to strong reviews.
“Baby Driver” doesn’t arrive in theaters until later this month, but the tracklist to its soundtrack (which includes three different songs with the word “baby” in the title) is now available courtesy of NME:...
“Baby Driver” doesn’t arrive in theaters until later this month, but the tracklist to its soundtrack (which includes three different songs with the word “baby” in the title) is now available courtesy of NME:...
- 6/3/2017
- by Michael Nordine
- Indiewire
Today are the New York primaries in the ongoing, grueling race toward the 2016 U.S. election. While the Republicans are headed toward what promises to be a contentious convention to pick their nominee, the Democrats find Hilary Clinton and Bernie Sanders locked in a heated battle. And both have turned to celebrities for an extra push. Clinton recently had an expensive, fancy pants fundraiser thrown by George Clooney, while Sanders hit the stage at Coachella over the weekend to introduce rappers Run The Jewels, and that's not all. Sanders now has a new campaign video directed by none other than Spike Lee. Featuring Dr. Cornel West, Susan Sarandon, Tessa Thompson, Alan Cumming, Gaby Hoffman, Rosario Dawson, and Harry Belafonte, the promo highlights the key cornerstones of Sanders' platform: a living wage, free education, and taking big money out of politics. Meanwhile, the celebrity endorsements drive home the argument that Sanders...
- 4/19/2016
- by Kevin Jagernauth
- The Playlist
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