In it’s earliest announcement ever, the Warped Tour has announced their schedule of dates for 2012. Sponsors, musicians, and fans starting to make plans.
Tag: music
Shepard Fairey at Asbury Park–Revitalizing the Area
Turning a diamond in the rough area into something culturally exciting.
Coke’s Move to the Beat Olympic Campaign Hopes to Draw Youth Culture To London Games 2012
Taking sounds of 5 Olympic athletes at sport, Grammy winner Mark Ronson and Katy B are chosen to fuse Olympics with youth. But there are flaws in the masterly planned and expensive campaign.
Scream for the Truth Campaign by Japanese Rock Band Dir En Grey about High Radiation Levels Brings Massive Attention to the Ongoing Problem
As a follow-up to their very candid remarks on the true state of affairs in Japan, this concept takes this to the next level with a billboard in Times Square.
Facebook Moves Towards Becoming a Music Platform and Adopts Twitter-like Features
In anticipation of F8 Summit, Facebook is rolling out the latest news: possible partnerships with Spotify, Mog, Rhapsody.
1991: The Year Punk Broke–DVD Debut
20th Anniversary edition now out featuring Sonic Youth, The Ramones, Nirvana, Babes in Toyland.
Volley, Australia’s Most Beloved Sneakers, Debuts in the USA with Cool New Collection and Kick-off Party Featuring Ben Lee
As soon as Volley launched, UrbanOutfitters.com wanted them. The “Converse” of Australia hits America.
Sneaker Report 2011 -Label Networks’ Analysis on Top Styles, Colors, and Reasons Why Certain Brands Now Resonate with Youth Culture More Than Others
Three distinct movements among a new generation of consumers are changing the course of footwear trends, particularly sneakers. Here’s what’s going on.
Music-Inspired Fashion Trends from Street, MAGIC, Project Showcase Forward-Thinking Designs for Youth Culture 2012
From Tripp NYC to T.U.K. footwear and an English Beat themed fashion runway show, MAGIC, Project, and Street delivered inspired collections from this important subculture.
Label Networks to Present at MAGIC: Youth Culture Fashion Lifestyle Trends: Influences from Music, Sports, Streets, Technology
2 highly-anticipated presentations at MAGIC! Free for attendees, but come early as we tend to pack the 300-max capacity room fast.