HomeRadio and Music Industry NewsRihanna Headlines 2016 "Budweiser Made In America" Festival

Rihanna Headlines 2016 “Budweiser Made In America” Festival

Radio Facts: Radio Facts: rihanna-most-marketable-00September 3rd and 4th, Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, PA will be transformed in order to make room for the annual Budweiser “Made in America” Festival.

“Budweiser Made In America,” the JAY Z curated two-day music festival and staple of Labor Day Weekend, returns to Philadelphia for a fifth season. The festival’s Rocky, Liberty and Tidal stages will be live streamed in their entirety on TIDAL.

This concert will benefit United Ways in Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey and Berks County, PA. A primary goal of this music festival is to have a positive impact on the communities involved. As a result of this concert, the money invested into these communities will positively impact the education, income and health of the most vulnerable citizens in these regions. As a result of this year’s Budweiser Made in America festival, United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey will invest $300,000 into initiatives that enhance cradle-to-career education that ensures all students graduate high school college- or career-ready, and that equip individuals with the job skills and training they need to secure work that provides a family-sustaining income. The festival will also enable United Way of Berks County to invest an additional $100,000 in local programs and initiatives centered on early grade reading proficiency, as well as efforts targeting the focus areas of education, financial stability, health and safety net services. Each year, more than 100,000 Berks Countians receive help through over 50 funded United Way of Berks County programs, initiatives and grants.

Who: Rihanna and Coldplay Headline and are joined by ColleGrove, Jamie xx, Chance The Rapper, Martin Garrix, Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros, Grimes, DJ Khaled, Adventure Club, Madeon, Bryson Tiller, Gary Clark Jr, Travi$ Scott, DJ Mustard, SZA, A$AP Ferg, Tory Lanez, St. Lucia, Tchami, Anna Lunoe, Desiigner, Grits & Biscuits, LIL UZI VERT, Banks & Steelz, PLayboi Carti, Chris Malinchak, Disciples, Sleepy Tom, Lil Yachty, Justine Skye, Dorothy, Kevin Garrett, Flat White, Bibi Bourelly, Fat White Family, Kodak Black, Gallant, SG Lewis, Basement, Touché Amoré, Honduras, Sir The Baptist, Manolo Rose, NVOY, Kacy Hill, Car Seat Headrest, Dave East, Sophie Beem, Kevin Devine, Day Wave, Show Me The Body, Miya Folick, Cherry Glazerr, Watch the Duck, Colter Wall, Aaron West & The Roaring Twenties, From Indian Lakes, Symone, C-Kan, Porches, Denzel Curry, Into It. Over It., Levi Carter

Latest news

Latest

Indemnification: Protecting the Art in the Industry

In 2020, all 50 states in the U.S. made broad-form indemnity clauses invalid. This shows how important indemnification is for protecting art investments. Indemnification clauses help move risks and liabilities from one party to another. This is key in contract talks, giving artists and creators a safety net.More than half of artists worry about legal claims hurting their finances. Indemnification is a key part of contract law. It helps share risks between parties in a deal, offering protection to those who need it. It's about keeping someone safe from losses, damages, or legal troubles caused by another's actions or contract

Album Artistry: Crafting a Collection of Sounds

About 70% of musicians think a unified album theme is key to its success. This shows how important album artistry is in the music world. Artists work hard to create albums that tell stories, stir emotions, or share messages.Creating an album is a detailed process. It involves picking the right songs, designing the cover art, and thinking about how listeners will experience it. This makes an album a unique piece of art.More artists are now making music on their own, changing how we see albums. Artists like Adele put their all into their albums, from the music to the artwork.

Spindle Secrets: The Science of Vinyl Rotation

A surprising fact about vinyl records is that the first phonograph, created by Thomas Edison, used Brown Wax cylinders. These cylinders were brittle but allowed for many playing cycles. This innovation helped develop different spindle types and functions.The spindle is the heart of every record player. It rotates the platter. The motor keeps the speed smooth, avoiding noise. This makes the spindle key to vinyl playback.Learning about spindle functions helps music lovers understand their record players better. For more on vinyl history and spindle role, check out spindle-related resources.Understanding the Function of a SpindleThe spindle is key in a record

Connecting Sounds: Adventures with an Audio Interface

Did you know 90% of music producers use an audio interface? These devices are key for connecting instruments and microphones to computers. They help artists record top-notch audio, often at rates of 24 bit/192kHz. This is way better than the 16bit/44kHz of CDs and streaming services.Every home recording studio needs a recording interface. It turns analog signals into digital audio. Musicians can pick from many interfaces, from simple two-in/two-out for solo artists to complex setups for bands. An audio interface is crucial for anyone wanting to produce great audio, making it a must-have for music production.Audio interfaces help reduce latency

Merchandise Magic: The Art of Fan Connection

Did you know over 75% of people buy merchandise to support their favorite brands? This shows how big of a role merchandise plays in fan engagement and loyalty. With online shopping getting easier, fans can find their favorite items and connect with others who like the same things.For example, Magic: The Gathering has lots of merchandise. This lets fans show their love for the game and meet others who share their interests.Merchandise lets fans show their love for a brand. In return, brands can build a community and loyalty among their fans. The market for merchandise is growing fast, with

Reggae Rhythms: The Beat of Social Change

Reggae songs often talk about peace and love, showing its big impact on social justice and equality. This music started in Jamaica in the 1960s. It has become a strong tool for change, with over 600 protest songs that have made a difference.Reggae music has reached people in over 30 countries, influencing social movements. A study found that 44% of people see it as a key genre for activism.Reggae mixes Jamaican music, African rhythms, soul, and jazz. This unique sound connects with many people. About 50% of reggae songs talk about fighting for justice, giving a voice to the oppressed.It

The Christian Music Road: Faith in Harmony

A 2009 study found that 64% of churches saw a 2% or more increase in attendance after adopting contemporary Christian music . This shows how important christian artists are in shaping faith in the U.S. Today,

Cartridge Connections: The Heart of Analog Sound

High-end cartridges can cost between $8,500 and $15,000. This shows how important a good cartridge is for great sound. It's not just about any cartridge, but a quality one.Setting up a cartridge is key for the best sound. It needs precision and patience. You'll also need special tools, like a digital stylus-force gauge.Cartridges now have screw holes for easier mounting. This makes setting them up simpler than before. But, aligning and adjusting the cartridge is still crucial. It affects the sound quality a lot.Cartridges like the Ortofon MC Anna or the Goldfinger Statement are pricey. But for audiophiles, the sound

FROM SHOP

Most Read