Christmas is fast approaching and some of you may still be looking for gift ideas for your loved ones. Here is our ultimate gift guide for music lovers!
Qello Concerts is an online streaming platform and mobile app that gives access to a catalog of over 2,000 concerts films and music documentaries. Primarily rock-centric, the Qello Concerts library is also full of live performances and archival footages of big names in various genres from pop, to jazz, classical, blues, metal, country, and R&B, to name a few. Qello Concerts has something for everyone! New videos are added every week, ensuring a variety of content that you’ll never tire of. You can offer a Qello Concerts.
Whether you are an expert or newcomer to the genre, watching a classical music concert, a ballet, or an opera is always an exceptional and striking experience. If you are looking for a gift for someone in love with classical music, Stingray Classica is the perfect present to put under the tree!
If you didn’t have the chance to learn to play an instrument when you were young, learning as an adult can be a challenge. But what a beautiful challenge! Offering music lessons can be a great way to motivate a loved one who wouldn’t dare to start learning on their own.
Private lessons, classes at a music conservatory, audiobooks, online tutorials, mobile apps…there are many ways to learn to play an instrument. For example, if you want to learn to play the piano or to resume your learning, we recommend you try the Piano Academy app! This well-designed app that will guide you through the basics, step by step.
This gift idea that may seem dull, but it could make someone very happy! Consider offering books to every music lovers on your list, whether they like to read or not! Biographies, novels, historical works, or archival photo albums; the options are endless. Whether the book covers a specific event, music genre, instrument, artist or era, there is no doubt you will find something to fascinate your loved ones!
The Singing Machine is a must-have for all karaoke fans! There are several models to help organize a karaoke party anywhere, anytime. The sound system is exceptional, and you can connect several microphones to perform duets or as a trio!
Use the mobile app to connect via Bluetooth to the Singing Machine and stream more than 14,000 songs. Or create your own personal library using the Karaoke Store and play them on your Singing Machine with USB.
Who doesn’t have in their closet an old T-Shirt featuring a favorite artist? This is the kind of item that you keep for decades! If you are looking for a gift for a true fan, an item from this artist’s shop may be the best idea of the year! From autographed guitars, to traditional shirts, pins and personalized guitar picks, there is something to suit all tastes and budgets! And, since our favorite stars have many tricks up their sleeves, explore their other businesses such as cosmetics (hello Rihanna!), ready-to-wear collections (hi Kanye!) or even whiskey (hey Drake!)
We hope these few ideas will help you in the final run of the Christmas shopping frenzy!
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Tina’s career ranged some 50 years, from her start as a teenaged partner to the nasty blues guitarist and band leader, Ike Turner, to her escape from him and into a brilliant second life as a solo star. She did several farewell concert tours, including One Last Time in 1999, when she was the sexiest 61 year-old imaginable, but would continue to say goodbye on stage until 2009.
With all the last-minute online shopping, wrapping, and decorating, you may not have had the chance to listen to all 100 Stingray Music holiday channels. To help you find the perfect festive soundtrack to every occasion, here is our Top 10 most popular Christmas music channels.
Ray Manzarek told me that he was dying. He had an incurable disease, he said in an email dated April 2nd. “I’m hoping that was a belated April Fools joke,” I replied.
It’s not a sexy, round-number anniversary, but I bet Deadheads know that July 9 was the date of the last Grateful Dead concert with Jerry Garcia. That was in 1995, at Soldier Field in Chicago. With the surviving Dead having celebrated a 50th anniversary with a farewell tour—and then a return of most of them, as Dead & Company—they continue to be in the news.
Call it a Maccathon.
Whenever Paul McCartney does a concert these days, he’s in for the long haul, and the haul includes five decades of iconic hits, discoveries of other worthy tunes, and massive doses of charm.
McCartney likes to perform, and he aims to please.
Most of the time, when it comes to music, what happens in England stays in England. Not until a scene, style, and fashion have evolved around a cohesive, frenzied trend does the music become exportable across the Atlantic. When grunge ruled in the early Nineties, English music was nowhere on the map. But in London, the sound and attitude that would become Brit Pop was percolating, until Oasis were ready to storm North America.