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Fucked Up respond to James Blake’s ‘Like The End’ artwork showing smiley Las Vegas Sphere on fire
Fucked Up have responded to James Blake’s ‘Like The End’ single artwork, which bears some resemblance to the album art for their 2018 release ‘Dose Your Dreams’.Blake announced the new single yesterday (November 13) and shared artwork showing a big smiley face on what looks like the Las Vegas Sphere on fire.As their ‘Dose Your Dreams’ artwork also features a huge smiley face in the middle of a big city, Fucked Up quoted Blake’s tweet announcing the single and simply wrote “wtf” as a response, before sharing a fan-made image of the electronic singer-songwriter and producer’s cover combined with their own photography.It seems all in good humour, however, as when Stereogum reached out to the band they confirmed that “it’s just fun.”Your move, @jamesblake pic.twitter.com/bFFzRmJR0h— simpsonsXcore (@SimpsonsXcore) November 13, 2024The soulful, heartfelt new single follows Blake’s collaborative album with Lil Yachty, ‘Bad Cameo’, which was released on June 28, his feature on Normani’s debut album ‘Dopamine’, and his single ‘Thrown Around’, which was his first release as an independent artist. He announced in April that he was no longer with Republic Records, which he’d been signed to for over a decade.At the time, he explained, “It feels good to be independent because I’ve wanted to take things into my own hands for a long time,” and added: “After over a decade on a label it feels scary to go independent but here we are.
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James Blake vows to avoid “the monopolies” for touring: “I’m not having my fans ripped off by people who don’t care the way we do about live music”
James Blake has vowed to avoid the “monopolies” that come with touring and ticket sales for artists, outlining a proposed new approach for his fans going forward.The electronic producer and musician voiced his views around the numerous issues that prevent tickets from getting into the hands of fans – including mailing lists controlled by external companies, hidden fees and social media algorithms.In a lengthy post shared to Instagram, the artist wrote that this was something “me and other artists have been noticing for a long time, not just today”.The ‘Retrograde’ singer expressed frustrations over external companies owning mailing lists who “won’t let us use them to reach our fans”, and said he was “not having my fans and myself ripped off by people who don’t care the way do about live music”.He encouraged fans to sign up for free at the Vault platform link in his bio – which invites fans to “join the inner circle” – adding that “otherwise you might never hear about any of my shows”.A post shared by James Blake (@jamesblake)He also claimed that Instagram was “restricting all my posts about my shows”, wondering why he was only seeing 3000 views on a Story when he has 691,000 followers.“Why can’t I promote a show to people who follow me? How else am I supposed to let people know I’m playing?” he asked.In an attempt to tackle the problem, Blake explained that he’d be working with a new platform called bside – which describes itself as a “more transparent and artist-centric model” – for his upcoming piano shows in North America.“Every show l’ve ever done for 13 years a company has taken the ‘data’ – I.e email addresses/phone numbers of my fans,” he explained.
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Glastonbury 2024: Here’s everything Shania Twain played
Shania Twain has performed the esteemed legend’s slot at Glastonbury 2024 – here’s what she played.After previously teasing that she wanted to “borrow” a horse for her performance at Worthy Farm, the country and pop icon arrived with an army of drag queens, all holding up toy horses.The legend kicked off her set with ‘That Don’t Impress Me Much’, followed by ‘Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)’ and ‘You Win My Love’. Later on in the set, she amassed a loud and passionate singalong during ‘You’re Still The One’.Michael Eavis: “well, we made Shania Twain an offer she couldn’t refuse”#Glastonbury pic.twitter.com/8lAuSfaL96— michael baggott (@baggottsilver) June 30, 2024Fans have also expressed their concerned for Shania’s voice during the performance, with some remarking that she sounded “awful”, while other questioned if the mix for her set was “off”.‘That Don’t Impress Me Much’‘Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)’‘You Win My Love’‘Up!’‘I’m Gonna Getcha Good!’‘You’re Still The One’‘Forever and Always’‘Come On Over’‘Any Man Of Mine’‘Giddy Up!’‘Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?’‘Honey, I’m Home’‘From This Moment On’‘(If You’re Not In It For Love) I’m Outta Here!’‘Man! I Feel Like A Woman!’Still set to come this weekend are performances from SZA, Janelle Monae, The National, Two Door Cinema Club, Avril Lavigne, Justice, Nia Archives, James Blake, Alvvays, Romy and more.Coldplay‘s electric headlining set on Saturday scored them a four-star review.

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