Set-List:
Gasoline
Hold Me Down
Castle
Haunting
The Feeling
Roman Holiday
Drive
Ghost
Is There Somewhere
Hurricane
Coming Down
New Americana
Colors pt. II
Colors
Check out our photos from Halsey’s set at Outside Lands 2016 below…
P.S. Click here to read our full review of her set.
Outside Lands Festival is held annually in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, drawing an enormous crowd of approximately 60,000 attendees per day, and in 2016 they all came to see the likes of Lana Del Rey, LCD Soundsystem, Radiohead, The Last Shadow Puppets, Halsey, and more.
But the festival isn’t just about music, with local San Francisco culinary delights, as well as specific areas dedicated to your favourite types of food - Cheese Lands and Choco Lands are definitely the places to be.
Check out our thoughts and photos from our favourites at the festival below…
After spending much of 2016 featuring on some of the year’s best songs already, Tove Lo has finally released a brand new song of her own into the world in the form of ‘Cool Girl’, a song inspired by the novel and film ‘Gone Girl’ - and yup, it’s just as cool as you’d expect.
To celebrate the release of ‘Suicide Squad: The Album’ - the musical companion to the newly released film! - we’ve decided to compile a few reasons why you should be excited about the album.
It brings together a range of your favourite artists, and there’s definitely something for everyone.
But first, here’s some official info on the new album:
The Chainsmokers have finally dropped their new collab with Halsey, ‘Closer’, and it’s a banger.
Banks has just dropped a new song, ‘Gemini Feed’, which premiered on Annie Mac’s BBC Radio 1 Hottest Record, and was produced by SOHN.
The new single comes following the official announcement of her upcoming sophomore album - titled ‘The Altar’, which the new song pays homage to in the lyrics.
“This is absolutely mad,” Troye Sivan exclaimed mid-way through his first ever Auckland show at the Town Hall last night - a sold-out show, to be precise, and a show that followed Troye’s first ever arena show at Christchurch’s Horncastle Arena on Thursday.
The Kills’ return to New Zealand has been a long time coming - it’s been seven years, in fact, since they were last here - and the sold-out crowd at The Powerstation last night was a testament to the demand for their return, as the crowd was clearly hugely appreciative that the duo decided to pay a visit to lil’ old New Zealand while in the same continent for Splendour In The Grass.
The Last Shadow Puppets have gotten up to many shenanigans while touring their new album, 'Everything You’ve Come To Expect’, but some of their best efforts, involve freestyling an impromptu song about Tame Impala, and now, also, Arcade Fire.
Watch both 'jams' below...
Coup De Main is excited to be the first in the world to be sharing Lontalius’ new music video ‘Light Shines Through Dust’ - lifted from his stunning debut release from earlier this year, 'I’ll Forget 17'.
The video was created by Arty Papageorgiou using a clever technique called Camera Obscura, also known as pin-hole camera. It’s a stunning video, made up of 4,000 photos that are stitched together to create a world in which Eddie’s music lives.
Watch the music video below…