By Syndicated Content Cold War Kids have announced a streaming concert in partnership with Panasonic. The virtual performance, which was filmed in Las Vegas, will showcase new tech from the electronics company, including the LUMIX BGH1 camera, Technics True Wireless in-ear headphones and the Panasonic PT-RQ35K 4K projector. It ll premiere this Tuesday, January 12, at 3:30 p.m. ET. As the evolution happens from listening to music away from the best sounding home stereo, I love that Technics is making new wireless buds that have an emphasis on Hi-Fi, says CWK frontman Nathan Willett . It s exciting, it s all progress. Artists should keep doing their thing and know that the audio quality is going to be lifted by the technology and brands like Technics that are always pushing the boundaries.
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Dec 29, 2020 5:00 AM At the end of 2019, it was revealed that Cold War Kids First was the most-played song on alternative radio for the 2010s. Speaking with ABC Audio, frontman Nathan Willett reflects on what that decade-long accomplishment meant to him and the band. My first response when our manager told me was, That can t be true. That just can t be accurate, Willett recalls. On one level, it s very much been a hit song, he continues. But then on the other hand it s been the sneakiest and quietest hit song ever. First appears on Cold War Kids 2014 album