"I like to think that, because we ‘Venturized’ the music we recorded and played, we made it instantly recognizable as being The Ventures. We continue to do that, even today."ĭon Wilson, Gerry McGee, Bob Spalding, and Leon Taylor are current band members. “It’s such an honor to have an exhibit dedicated to The Ventures at the GRAMMY Museum and be recognized for our impact on music history,” said Don Wilson, a founding member of the band, in a statement. 7 will feature late band member Mel Taylor's Gretsch snare drum, a 1965 Ventures model Mosrite electric guitar, the original 45 rpm of "Walk Don't Run," a Fender Limited Edition Ventures Signature guitars, rare photos and other items from their career spanning six decades and 250 albums. The Rock Hall of Fame inductees and Billboard chart-toppers have become especially iconic in the surf-rock world, known for its reverb-loaded guitar sound, for songs like "Wipeout," "Hawaii Five-O" and "Walk, Don't Run." The Walk, Don't Run: 60 Years Of The Ventures exhibit opening Dec. Influential instrumental rock band The Ventures are getting their own exhibit at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles that will showcase the band's impact on pop culture since the release of their massive hit "Walk, Don't Run" 60 years ago. For more tour dates, visit Rosalía's website.Ģ019 Music Festival Preview: Noise Pop, Coachella, Ultra & More Tickets for the tour go on sale March 22. Rosalía has been getting some love herself lately, most notably from Alicia Keys, who gave the Spanish star a shout-outduring an acceptance speech, and Madonna, who featured her on her Spotify International Women's Day Playlist.
During her acceptance speech she gave a special shout-out to female artists who came before her, including Lauryn Hill and Bjork. Rosalía won Best Alternative Song and Best Fusion/ Urban Interpretation at the 19th Latin GRAMMY Awards in November and has been praised for bringing flamenco to the limelight with her hip-hop and pop beats. "I’m so happy to announce my first solo North American tour dates," the singer tweeted.
RELATED: How Rosalia Is Reinventing What It Means To Be A Global Pop Star Then she'll play San Francisco on April 22, New York on April 30 and close out in Toronto on May 2. and Canada.Įl Mal Querer Tour, named after her latest album, will come to Los Angeles on April 17 in between her Coachella performances. Now, she has announced her first solo North American Tour with a string of dates that will bring her to select cities in the U.S. Rosalía is set to perform at some of the most popular music festivals around the globe, including Primavera Sound in Spain, Lollapalooza (Argentina and Chile) and Coachella, but the Spanish pop star isn't stopping there when she gets to the States. From now on I will be doing death metal only!!" the teen tweeted.ĭespotz Records has also launched a campaigned called #GREENMETAL to unite metal towards environmental action. You can buy or stream the single via Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, YouTubeor Deezer/Amazon.ĭistrict Advocate Day Is Here! Music Creators Meet With Lawmakers Across The U.S. "I have moved on from this climate thing. After the remix emerged, Thunberg had some fun with it too. In the speech, the 16-year-old activist calls out the corporations and those in power who are not addressing and doing their part to stop the climate crisis from growing.
Swedish label Despotz Records is releasing the single and will have all profits go to Greenpeace. John Mollusk, and has garnered over 4.1 million views. The remix, made with metal music placed over the speech, was made by New York thrash metal band Suaka's drummer G.T., a.k.a. 23 now-viral United Nations Climate Action speech will be used to benefit Greenpeace, a worldwide non-profit environmental organization. A heavy-metal remix of Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg's Sept.
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