MULTITUDES.
The Canadian artist made the reveal today on her Instagram, though so far not all the details have been outlined. By the looks of things, though, the project will debut in Europe this summer.
We do know, however, that
MULTITUDES was developed by Feist and designer Rob Sinclair (Peter Gabriel, Tame Impala, David Byrne), and it will feature the songwriter doing intimate performances of new material.
Her Instagram caption simply states: An intimate performance of new songs. Europe Summer 2021.
She will be backed by musicians Todd Dahlhoff and Amir Yaghmai, as well as do in-the-round performances with limited capacity all of which will be experienced in custom 18-point D&B Soundscape immersive audio,
Leslie Feist to debut new music in unconventional and intimate Multitudes show
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Bohemian Rhapsody film.
The all-new “Rhapsody” show, already hailed as “a marvel of technical advances,” originally kicked off the new year of 2020 with 17 giant arena and stadium shows across South Korea, Japan, Australia and New Zealand playing to audiences as large as 60,000 in one night.
pandemic, the mega-show is now scheduled to be performed in the UK and Europe in late spring, 2022 as Queen original band members Brian May and Roger Taylor team up once more with long-time front man Adam Lambert on lead vocals to perform shows from mid May to late July. “It’s loud, it’s fun, and it’s unforgettable” is how the new show was greeted on its initial arrival.
UK investigation and intelligence experts tooling up crime fighters on a global scale
Helping investigators across the world fight crime.
A company that offers its clients savings in time and money while providing expertise and excellence in everything it does at the same time as helping to increase the detection and awareness of fraud has to have huge market appeal.
Many might claim it, but in practice many fall short, whatever the sector.
That’s not the case for Altia who provide investigation software for overt and covert operations in the public and private sector. They have just won a 2021 Queen’s Award for international trade precisely because they have, without question, become leaders in their field and whose services are growing in demand.