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Fans line up and down the block to enter the SoHo Jonas Brothers ‘Burning Up All Over Tour’ pop-up | amNewYork (opens the original)
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With the line to get inside Complex NY wrapping around the block, Jonas Brothers fans braved the summer heat outside for a chance to enter an exclusive pop-up event. The three-day event, Aug. 20-22, celebrated the launch of the Jonas Brothers’ “Burning Up Tour All Over Again,” a revival of their 2008 “Burning Up Tour”. Fans had the opportunity to purchase exclusive merchandise, experience interactive vignettes, and grab other surprises. “I waited in line for about two and a half hours,” Michael,
Celebrity chefs and Michelin-starred restaurants are tailgating at Citi Field this September at the Yes Chef Food Fest | amNewYork (opens the original)
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The Yes Chef Food Fest is transforming the Citi Field parking lot into a sandlot for food on Sept. 26 and 27, starting at 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day. The event will pair Michelin-star and celebrity chefs, exclusive food from New York City’s hottest restaurants and live programming that attendees can interact with. “New York is where Yes Chef Food Fest started, so coming back here is special for us,” Jack Goldburg, co-founder of Yes Chef Group, said. “We’re excited to come home and show New
New York City’s annual Guitar Festival amps up Bryant Park | amNewYork (opens the original)
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For 48 hours, Bryant Park welcomed The New York Guitar Festival as part of their summer Picnic Performance series. The festival opened with a “Carnival of Classic Guitar” on Friday, Aug. 15 with French guitarist Raphaël Feuillâtre performing alongside Goran Ivanovic and Fareed Haque, Australian duo Ziggy & Miles, and Brazilian guitarist Gabrielle Leite Attendees enjoyed music along with dinner from food trucks or picnics from home on the lawn. The second evening brought together a curation of ge
Degree renames three major Manhattan subway stations, gives away free deodorant and rides | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Waiting for the subway in August, five minutes feels like five hours. Every minute that passes, your t-shirt clings to your skin like a wet rag. Degree is leaning into that feeling of underground despair. This week, the deodorant brand renamed three major MTA subway stations with custom advertisements designed in the subway’s signature mosaic style. Union Square is now Sweat Central, 34th Street Herald Square is Molten Core and West 4th is the Boiler Room. “It’s a shared experience millions of N
Apple celebrates rising musicians who recorded songs at New York Public Library | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Beats by Dre weren’t the only beats playing in New York City’s Fifth Avenue Apple store. Independent musical artists Etienne Landois, Keidaï Lee, Tim Falvey, and IMMATERIAL gave customers a surprise performance and broke down exactly how they produced their own music at the New York Public Library’s Studio40 for free on Aug. 8. With library-provided instruments, access to Apple’s Logic Pro software, high-quality photography and lighting equipment, Studio40 provides these four musicians with all
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