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NIKI BUZZ WORLD TOUR

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Thursday sep 5, 2024 8:00 pm.

Budweiser Stage Toronto , ON Canada

Saturday Sep 7, 2024 8:00 PM

MGM Music Hall at Fenway Boston , MA United States

Sunday Sep 8, 2024 7:00 PM

The Anthem Washington , DC United States

Thursday Sep 12, 2024 8:00 PM

The Met Presented by Highmark Philadelphia , PA United States

Friday Sep 13, 2024 7:00 PM

SummerStage Central Park New York , NY United States

Monday Sep 16, 2024 8:00 PM

Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre Charlotte , NC United States

Tuesday Sep 17, 2024 8:00 PM

Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre Atlanta , GA United States

Thursday Sep 19, 2024 8:00 PM

713 Music Hall Houston , TX United States

Friday Sep 20, 2024 8:00 PM

Moody Amphitheater Austin , TX United States

Saturday Sep 21, 2024 8:00 PM

The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Irving , TX United States

Wednesday Sep 25, 2024 7:00 PM

Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom Chicago , IL United States

Friday Sep 27, 2024 8:00 PM

Armory Minneapolis , MN United States

Sunday Sep 29, 2024 6:00 PM

Fillmore Auditorium Denver , CO United States

Tuesday Oct 1, 2024 8:00 PM

The Union Event Center Salt Lake City , UT United States

Thursday Oct 3, 2024 7:00 PM

Greek Theatre-U.C. Berkeley Berkeley , CA United States

Tuesday Oct 8, 2024 8:00 PM

Arizona Financial Theatre Phoenix , AZ United States

Thursday Oct 10, 2024 8:00 PM

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Las Vegas , NV United States

Friday Oct 11, 2024 8:00 PM

Greek Theatre Los Angeles , CA United States

Saturday Oct 12, 2024 8:00 PM

Monday oct 14, 2024 8:00 pm.

Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU San Diego , CA United States

Thursday Oct 17, 2024 8:00 PM

Theater of the Clouds at Moda Center Portland , OR United States

Friday Oct 18, 2024 8:00 PM

WAMU Theater Seattle , WA United States

Saturday Oct 19, 2024 8:00 PM

Rogers Arena Vancouver , BC Canada

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NIKI ‘The Buzz' 2024-25 World tour: Presale code, dates, venues, & all you need to know

T he global star, NIKI Zefanya, is going on the biggest outing of her career for an international music tour named The Buzz Tour. The singer took to Instagram this Monday to reveal the dates of the tour which will begin on September 19.

Produced by Live Nation, The Buzz Tour spans 41 cities across North America, the UK, Europe, and Asia. Divided into two legs for the end of 2024 and early 2025, the international tour will support the singer's upcoming album Buzz .

The tickets for the fall leg are now available through a Live Nation presale that began at 10:00 am EDT on May 15. Fans can unlock the presale access on Ticketmaster.com with the code 'SOUNDCHECK.' Tickets for specific sections of the tour can also be booked through the singer's website - nikizefanya.com.

Additional presales, exclusive to Spotify , INSIDER, and Embrace registered members also began at 10:00 am EDT on May 15. The general tickets for The Buzz tour will go live on sale starting this Friday, May 17 through the singer's website and Ticketmaster.com. The presale dates and other ticketing details for the 2025 leg will be available at a later date.

Everything to know about NIKI Zefanya's The Buzz Tour

Niki Zefanya will inaugurate The Buzz Tour in Toronto as she performs at the Budweiser Stage on September 5. The singer-songwriter will then tour through North America and perform in select cities including Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Charlotte, Atlanta, Houston, Austin, and Dallas.

NIKI will also take over the Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on September 25, followed by shows at The Armory in Minneapolis, Denver's Fillmore Auditorium, Berkley's Greek Theater, and Arizona Financial Theatre. Before heading to Vancouver for a performance, she will host consecutive shows at The Chelsea in Las Vegas, Greek Theater in LA, and Portland's Theater of the Clouds.

NIKI will kick off the European section of the tour as she first takes over the stage at the La Madeleine in Brussels on October 27. The rest of 2024 will include shows at the Palladium in Germany, L'Olympia in Paris, OVO Arena in London, and Olympia Theatre in Dublin.

The 2025 leg of The Buzz tour will begin on February 9 in Hong Kong, followed by successive shows in Manila, Jakarta, Singapore, Taipei, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur. NIKI will then tour through Australia's Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne before wrapping up the tour on March 15 in Auckland, New Zealand.

As of the writing of this article, the venues for the 2025 leg of The Buzz tour have not been revealed. Allison Pontheir will support NIKI on the North American leg of the tour, however, the European leg will include support from Amy Lee. The supports and openers for the 2025 leg are yet to be revealed.

The confirmed dates and venues for The Buzz Tour are:

• September 5 - Budweiser Stage, Toronto, Canada
• September 7 - MGM Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts
• September 8 - The Anthem Washington, District of Columbia
• September 12 - The Met Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• September 13 - SummerStage in Central Park, New York
• September 16 - Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre, Charlotte, North Carolina
• September 17 - Coca-Cola Roxy, Atlanta, Georgia
• September 19 - 713 Music Hall, Houston, Texas
• September 20 - Moody Amphitheatre, Austin, Texas
• September 21 - Toyota Music Factory, Dallas, Texas
• September 25 - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, Illinois
• September 27 - The Armory, Minneapolis, Minnesota
• September 29 - Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, Colorado
• October 1 - The Union Events Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
• October 3 - Greek Theater, Berkeley, California
• October 8 - Arizona Financial Theatre, Phoenix, Arizona
• October 10 - The Chelsea, Las Vegas
• October 11 - Greek Theater, Los Angeles
• October 14 - Cal Coast Open Air Theatre, San Diego, California
• October 17 - Theater of the Clouds, Portland
• October 18 - WAMU Theater, Seattle, Washington
• October 19 - Rogers Arena, Vancouver, Canada
• October 27 - La Madeleine, Brussels, Belgium
• October 29 - Palladium Cologne, Germany
• November 1 - L'Olympia, Paris, France
• November 2 - Poppodium 013 Tilburg, Netherlands
• November 6 - O2 Apollo Manchester, United Kingdom
• November 7 - OVO Arena, Wembley, London
• November 10 - 3 Olympia Theatre, Dublin, Ireland
• February 9, 2025 - Hong Kong
• February 11 & 12 - Manila
• February 14 & 15 - Jakarta
• February 18 - Singapore
• February 20 - Taipei
• February 22 - Bangkok
• February 25 & 26 - Kuala Lumpur
• March 5 - Perth, Australia
• March 7 - Brisbane, Australia
• March 9 - Sydney, Australia
• March 13 - Melbourne, Australia
• March 15, 2025 - Auckland, New Zealand

NIKI Zefanya's third studio album, Buzz , will be released on August 9 this year. The first single of the upcoming album , Too Much Of A Good Thing , was released earlier this month on May 3 and has already surpassed over 700K views on YouTube.

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Global icon and singer-songwriter NIKI formally announced her biggest tour to date. Buzz World Tour, produced by Live Nation, will celebrate the release of her ambitious and sonically-expansive upcoming album Buzz out August 9, 2024 via 88rising. Fellow singer-songwriter Allison Ponthier will join as support in North America.

MGM Music Hall at Fenway

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Niki Zefanya Beri Saran Outfit Terbaik untuk Fans di Buzz Tour, Intip 5 Dresscodenya!

Niki Zefanya baru saja mengumumkan detail tentang 'Buzz World Tour 2024-2025' yang akan menyapa penggemarnya di berbagai kota di empat benua yakni Amerika Utara, Eropa, Asia, dan Australia/Selandia Baru.

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Liputan6.com, Jakarta Niki Zefanya baru saja mengumumkan detail tentang 'Buzz World Tour 2024-2025' yang akan menyapa penggemarnya di berbagai kota di empat benua yakni Amerika Utara, Eropa, Asia, dan Australia/Selandia Baru. Tur ini akan dimulai pada 5 September 2024 dan berakhir pada 15 Mei 2025. Selain memperkenalkan musik terbarunya, Niki juga memberikan panduan dresscode khusus untuk para penggemar di setiap kota yang akan dikunjunginya.

Melalui akun Instagram-nya, Niki mengungkapkan bahwa ide dresscode ini terinspirasi oleh Chappell Roan. Dresscode yang dibagikan ini tidak hanya ditujukan untuk perempuan, tetapi juga ada segmentasi khusus untuk penggemar pria.

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Video lama agnez mo sepanggung dengan mantan ibu negara as hillary clinton mendadak viral lagi, 5 rekomendasi lagu untuk sad girl, bikin kamu merasa tidak sendirian.

"Saya mencuri ide brilian ini dari @chappellroan karena dia adalah yang paling cerdas di antara kita semua," tulis Niki dalam Bahasa Inggris.

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Para penggemar yang sudah tidak sabar menantikan tur ini kini bisa mulai merencanakan outfit mereka sesuai dengan tema yang telah ditentukan Niki untuk setiap kota. Yuk, intip tema dresscode yang telah dipersiapkan Niki untuk Buzz Tour sebagaimana dilansir Liputan6.com dari berbagai sumber, Rabu (4/9/2024).

Rich Brian dan Niki Zefanya dilaporkan bakal mengisi acara launching Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) pada 25 Juni mendatang. Selain Rich Brian dan Niki, sejumlah artis dari 88Rising lainnya juga akan ambil bagian.

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1. Garden Party

Untuk konser di San Diego, Denver, Vancouver, Brussels, Berkeley, Manchester, dan Los Angeles (pertunjukan pertama), Niki memilih tema Garden Party.

Tema ini menghadirkan suasana alam dengan palet warna alami seperti coklat, hijau, dan kuning. Penggemar diundang untuk mengenakan pakaian dengan motif bunga, buah-buahan, dan elemen-elemen alam lainnya.

Niki juga membagikan banyak referensi foto di Instagram-nya yang menampilkan berbagai gaya yang sesuai dengan tema ini, mulai dari gaun bermotif bunga hingga aksesori yang terinspirasi dari alam.

2. Leather & Lace

Untuk kota-kota seperti Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Minneapolis, Cologne, Boston, dan Charlotte, Niki memilih tema Leather & Lace .

Tema ini mencerminkan perpaduan antara kelembutan dan ketegasan, dengan pakaian yang memadukan elemen kulit dan renda.

Warna-warna yang mendominasi adalah hitam dan merah. Niki menyuguhkan banyak inspirasi foto yang menampilkan gaya ini, seperti jaket kulit yang dipadukan dengan rok renda, serta kacamata hitam sebagai aksesori utama.

3. Hot Hot Wheels

Bagi para penggemar yang akan menghadiri konser di Washington DC, Phoenix, Austin, Paris, New York City, Philadelphia, Toronto, dan London, tema Hot Hot Wheels adalah pilihan yang sempurna.

Tema ini menonjolkan gaya sporty dan swag , dengan outfit yang memadukan denim, jaket moto beraksen api, dan sepatu boots yang keren.

Niki juga membagikan beberapa foto referensi yang menampilkan gaya ini, mulai dari jaket kulit dengan desain maskulin hingga aksesori yang memberikan sentuhan sporty dan edgy.

4. Mom We Started a Band

Niki menghadirkan suasana nostalgia era 90-an hingga awal 2000-an dengan tema Mom We Started a Band di berbagai kota seperti Dublin, Tilburg, Las Vegas, Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Los Angeles (pertunjukan kedua), dan Portland.

Tema ini terinspirasi dari gaya alt indie cool girl yang sangat populer pada masa itu.

Para penggemar dapat memadukan elemen-elemen vintage dengan sentuhan modern untuk menciptakan tampilan yang effortless namun tetap stylish.

5. Buzz Boyz

Untuk para pria penggemar fashion, Niki tidak ketinggalan mempersembahkan tema Buzz Boyz. Tema ini lebih universal dan tidak terbatas seperti dresscode untuk wanita.

Niki menyarankan gaya klasik yang tak lekang oleh waktu, seperti denim dan vintage, yang dipadukan dengan aksesori keren seperti sabuk dan tas selempang untuk menambahkan sentuhan swag yang sempurna.

6. Buzz World Tour 2024-2025

Niki Zefanya benar-benar tidak bisa menyembunyikan kegembiraannya menjelang 'Buzz World Tour 2024-2025'. Ia sangat bersemangat untuk bertemu kembali dengan para penggemarnya dan mempersembahkan lagu-lagu terbarunya dalam tur ini.

"AKU CINTA KALIAN SEMUAAA, AKU TIDAK BISA MENGUNGKAPKAN BETAPA BERSEMANGATNYA AKU UNTUK MEMAINKAN MUSIK BARU INI UNTUK KALIAN," tulisnya dengan penuh antusias di Instagram dalam Bahasa Inggris.

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Change pollination

Audio book – chapter 6.

Chapter 6 of the Pollinating Change audio book

Chapter 3 – audio book

Here’s this week’s Chapter 3 of the audio book

Chapter 2 audio book

As part of the free samples of the audio book, we’re pleased to give you Chapter 2.

Chapter one is out! Buzz Tour audio book

So sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story…

Zero Waste Larder – Ethical business tour

I was delighted to be able to interview one of the brand new stockists of Fit Pit on just their fourth day open. Zero Waste Larder in Worthing is run by Jean and exists to give locals a way to get their goods without plastic or excessive packaging.

It’s wonderful to see a wave of new plastic-free businesses opening around the UK, and we wish Jean every success for her wonderful new rebirth of their family shop.

On trial as terrorists for a peaceful protest

The trial of the Stansted 15 for terrorism is drawing near to a verdict as the human rights protesters face prison for stopping a suspected unlawful deportation flight.

Many other groups have in the past peacefully prevented flights from taking off, whether because of environmental or human rights concerns. The usual charge for such an action has been ‘being air-side without permission’ or ‘aggravated trespass’, but for the first time the government is using terrorism laws designed for bombers against non-violent human rights protesters.

Amongst the defendants are our friends Mel Strickland who came on the Buzz Tour and Joe McGahan whose interview you can see on the website about hempcrete . Five other defendants are also well known to me, as kind and highly principled people who have done a great deal for equality and their communities.

A year and a half ago the Stansted 15 entered a remote part of Stansted runway wearing pink, with pink protest banners and locked on to a Titan Airways chartered flight to prevent the deportation of at least two people they knew whose lives would be at risk should they be deported – one a lesbian threatened with death by her ex-husband in Nigeria and one a man whose family had already been murdered. One of these refugees has since been granted asylum. The group Lesbians and Gays Support the Migrants (LGSM) took the action after receiving information about the 15 asylum seekers who were being deported and believing that the Home Office was again acting illegally in it’s deportations.

The trial opened with a solidarity protest of around 100 people at the start of October and has been observed throughout by Amnesty International because of their concerns of the use of terrorism laws to punish ‘human rights defenders’. All the prosecution and defence evidence has now been given so what follows will be around a week of legal argument before the jury delivers their verdict probably the week after.

You can find out more detail about the trial by reading the daily court blog of End Deportations Now . You will also find a template on their website to help you write to your MP and a rota if you would like to observe at Chelmsford Crown Court.

The dictionary definition of a terrorist is

someone who uses violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.

The UK anti-terrorism laws are frighteningly and intimidatingly powerful, people can be detained without charge for months and imprisoned for life if found guilty. You can be dragged through the court system for months or years at huge expense and stress, risking losing your job. Coming close on the heels of the imprisonment of anti-fracking protesters I think we should ask whether we trust our system to wield such power. As powerful laws are twisted into new purposes it is important to remember the meaning of our words and the power they hold. The non-violent actions of LGSM likely saved lives, and they do not deserve to be treated like terrorists for it.

The Wildcat – Ethical business tour

My final stop in Scotland was at vegan cafe and shop The Wildcat in Fort William.

It was beautiful to be reminded of the great difference between business’ doing social good because of self interest versus those who do it because of their own ethics. The difference between grudging changes because of customer pressure and businesses who lead the way with passion and heart, even in areas their customers will never see.

Making so many dishes from scratch really shows in the flavours of their organic food. The three part salad I tried looked like a beautiful plate of primarily beetroot and carrot but the flavours really blew me away, both in the salads and in the varied deeply flavoured dressings. The sandwich I had was an unusual vegetable filling mix and again it was really satisfying both in it’s rich savouriness and how filling it was.

I recommend trying as many unusual dishes as you can whilst you sip your ethically sourced coffee and browse the positive environmental books. Whether you normally eat vegan or not, if you are near the Scottish Highlands, make a beeline for The Wildcat and your taste buds will celebrate you for it.

It is with great delight I can update that the Frack Free three were freed (anyone want to make that a song?) from prison on Wednesday after a successful appeal.

The appeal judge ruled the custodial sentence to be ‘excessive’ and they were freed on a two year conditional discharge. Thank you and well done to everyone who supported them and the campaign during this difficult time. The judge who originally sentenced them case has a family connection with the fracking industry which is being investigated. There is a lot more work to stop fracking and in the words of the campaigners:

UNTIL WE WIN!

Our friends just went to prison for protesting fracking

During my work with Reclaim the Power I had the pleasure of working with Richard, Rich and Roscoe, friendly, kind and dedicated campaigners who now as part of the Frack Free Four have shockingly become the first anti- fracking  protesters to be sent to prison… for 15 months.  And who need support, both personally to keep their spirits up and to keep the campaign going.

Last July they helped blockade a site in Preston where the company Cuadrilla is trying to fracture the land (fracking) in order to extract fossil fuel gas. The process generates large amounts of released greenhouse gases as well as generating toxic chemical waste water which usually gets put back in the ground (because it is too toxic to go to a sewage works). The blockade was part of the Rolling Resistance month of action with Reclaim the Power .

During their trial they were not allowed to use the reasons for their actions (stopping fracking) as a defense. So their actions were reduced to ‘sitting on trucks for several days’ and they were convicted of public nuisance. The difficult and courageous work of protecting our communities and country from fracking is about as far from a public nuisance as it gets.

At this very moment people are gathered in Preston for a ‘Free the Three’ demonstration, but if you can’t be there there are still many ways you can help.

Here’s how you can support them:

http://frackfreefoursupporters.org/write-to-them/

2. Please sign and share the petition  to the Joint Committee on Human Rights about the declining space for civil society to meaningfully oppose the  fracking  industry: https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/hold-an-inquiry-into-the-declining-space-for-civil-society-to-oppose-the-uk- fracking -industry-1

3. Financial donations to the campaign support fund: https://chuffed.org/project/ free -the-three

4.  Hold an event  to spread the word

5. Join the Week of Action against Permitted Development from 8th – 14th October: The Conservative government are proposing to make exploratory drilling for  fracking  a ‘permitted development’ – which would bypass the need to submit planning applications to local councils and remove the right of communities to raise objections. This represents a huge attack on local democracy. Find or create an action near you:  https://gofossilfree.org/uk/let-communities-decide/

Richard is a piano tuner from London, Roscoe is a soil scientist from Sheffield and Rich is a teacher from Devon. Imagine the impact on your life if you were suddenly in prison for months. It took a lot of courage and commitment to do what they did. Let’s get them out of prison and back where they belong – out in the world making it better.

Buzz Tour audio book

We’ve begun work on an audio book version of Pollinating Change!

It’s been several years since we published Pollinating Change – The Buzz Tour, and an audio book has been in mind for all that time but it’s finally begun. We’ll initially be releasing the chapters one at a time for you to listen to for free online and then you’ll be able to buy the whole book. We’ve recorded about a quarter of the 34 chapters so far and aim to start releasing them this winter.

Locavore – Ethical business Tour

In the south of Glasgow sits the grocery store and cafe Locavore which has been farming and supplying local produce for the last six years. I spoke to Kim from the social enterprise about the newly expanded shop and the range of goods they stock to keep packaging low whilst providing great environmentally responsible food and products.

ABP is here to help you cut down your plastic consumption. Plastic is the most pervasive man-made material ever, it doesn’t just go away when you throw it in the bin, it’s here to stay. So if you want to help contribute to a world with less plastic, you are in the right place!

Anything But Plastic has seen a great interest from customers as well as the media and is part of a growing trend of plastic-free businesses. It gives me hope that we can look forward to disposable plastic becoming history.

Buddhafield Festival

Eve visited  Buddhafield festival for the first time this July to give two climate change related workshops. The festival near Taunton is a alcohol and drug free, celebrating community and connection with the land through music, dance, crafts, yoga and meditation. There are Buddhist teachings and ritual open to everyone.

Buddhafield 2017 Photo Tara Green

The two workshops Eve gave were Overcoming Fear and Change the Culture not the Climate.

Overcoming Fear  in the Wetheuncivilized lodge. Looking at the nature of fear and techniques so that it doesn’t hold us back. The process can be applied to many areas of our lives but the examples in this workshop were drawn from climate activism.

Change the Culture not the Climate  in the Social Change Area. Drawing on many of the experiences of the Buzz Tour we be looked at the types of social change to protect the environment and how we might create system change.

It was the first time I’ve returned from a festival feeling rejuvenated!

The Buddhafield program was packed with workshops, talks, meditation, music and so many options on the giant notice boards that you have to relax into the certainty that you can only do a small number of the activities available. The sound system was turned off at 11pm and I made frequent use of the sauna area so I actually could relax and sleep well. My friends from Hempen hemp farm were there with their CBD food stall as were the Peasants Kitchen with intense seabuckthorn berry drinks.  Seabuckthorn grows in coastal areas and the bright orange juice has extremely high amounts of vitamins including vitamin C. A diet of raw chocolate CBD flapjacks, with apple juice and seabuckthorn to wash it down had me glowing by the time I left the festival.

Happy New Leaf!

It could be that you’re seeking inspiration on what work to give your purpose to, or it could be that your work has begun to take, rather than give, you energy. A change is as good as a rest, so I hope this summary is a useful tool for your reflections.

Inner Change would include facing and processing our thoughts and emotions so that we can work more effectively and make better choices in our lives. We could change a system to one less harmful, but if we do not change ourselves, we will eventually change it back and repeat our mistakes. Joanna Macy’s Active Hope  or the courses at Embercombe are work of this kind – to assist people to change themselves. If a group of people experience an inner change leading to shared behavioural change, we effectively see a cultural change in that group. However, Inner change is usually slow. We can not expect the majority of people on the planet to have a change of heart in time to save us.

System Change work is harder to pin down. Most of what we do in our lives is predetermined by the system of choices we are presented with. The emotionally connected planning officer who agrees with the protectors and doesn’t want to see a ‘development’ will still approve it, if that is what the remit of her job and rules dictate. So what does it take to change a system?

The power to change a system is dispersed amongst different roles and people who make up the system. Usually each member of the system believes the power to change it sits with someone else. Believing you have power, and using it, is the first step.

Let’s say that our planning officer speaks up to other officers around the country and they agree the planning system is wrong. They coordinate and within their councils, internally call for the system to change…but nothing happens. Then they publicly call for it to be changed…and are disciplined, bringing members of the public onto their side and involving trade unions. Then they publicly resign in protest, leaving councils in turmoil, making news and leading to sympathy strikes. The escalating public pressure leads to a change in development legislation.

Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will…If there is no struggle there is no progress… I am aware that the insurrectionary movements of the slaves were held by many to be prejudicial to their cause. This is said now of such movements at the South. The answer is that abolition followed close on the heels of insurrection in the West Indies, and Virginia was never nearer emancipation than when General Turner kindled the fires of insurrection at Southampton.

Frederick Douglass from his “West India Emancipation” speech, 1857.

We all believe we are powerless on certain issues we care about. But it is a lie. However much others may use the threat of power to contain us we always have some measure of choice and power. How can you use your power with others to change our future?

MPs may believe they are powerless to change the law without large public pressure against the pressure from developers. In the story of our planning officer, she doesn’t make law yet she takes the power to change it.  If we want to change a system, we must believe that we can. If we want change, we must reclaim and use our power to get it. Standing together, we must step out of silent acceptance and into the future that we create.

I wish us all a happy new leaf.

The house that hemp built

I’ve recently been spending a lot of time on an organic hemp farm , and although I knew that hemp was an amazing plant, I knew it in an abstract sort of way. But let me show you just one of the twenty thousand odd uses for this wonder plant – hempcrete to build and insulate our houses.

Wet the hemp stalks, break out the white fiber inside and break it into small peices. Then mix with lime and pack into a frame in the wall. When it dries it will insulate and moderate the temperature and moisture of the building! The hempcrete is not load bearing, so if you aren’t putting it onto an existing wall, your timber or other building frame is the load bearing part. Because the hemp is a plant, you will be locking up carbon out of the atmosphere, so you can sequester carbon whilst improving your home.

If you’d like to learn more about hempcrete check out UKHempcrete .

Housing for our communities

Do you have that feeling that the housing market isn’t quite working? That developers are making money but communities don’t benefit much? Community land trusts are one way that communities are taking back the power over their housing. I spoke with Charlie from Oxfordshire Community Land Trust about their work and their latest campaign to create affordable housing in Oxford.

A community land trust protects land and property assets and makes them affordable for the community, whether it be for work, housing or leisure.

Their legal structures could be Industrial and Provident Societies for the Benefit of the Community, Community Interest Companies, Charitable Trusts or Companies Limited by Guarantee, but the principles are the same – ensure that assets benefits the community and not outside companies.

In Oxford at the moment Homes for Oxford , another community group is working with the trust to fundraise for their own housing development. You can learn more and donate to the work here.

What are some of the ties that hold us down and prevent us from living a life that we believe in, a life that benefits those around us and makes us feel fulfilled? For many people the answer is simply needing to pay the bills, being caught in a cycle of work to pay the rent. If we can remove the wealth extractors from our housing market we have a chance to create housing that benefits our communities, and helps give people more freedom to do what they think is right.

Living in a collective

A collective is a group of people motivated by the same issue or working together for a purpose. It’s a little different from a commune in that with a commune you don’t necessarily have a common issue. Why might people choose to live together in a collective? Around the land of La ZAD in France there are many different collectives. I spoke to members of the collective at La Rolandiere about what it was like to live there together.

Time to Cycle to La ZAD

After a six day ride from Grow Heathrow in London, the Time to Cycle crew arrived at La ZAD to share and hear stories about the resistance of airport expansion.

I caught up with some of the cyclists to find out why they had decided to undertake the journey and how it had gone.

Part of the aim of the ride was to build solidarity between the community in Grow Heathrow and that in La ZAD and one of their activities was to deliver letters from residents at Grow Heathrow to ZAD residents. Many residents are shy of cameras and video, having had terrible experiences with media and also the risk of being singled out by police so few were keen to be filmed. The bemused expressions on many of their faces as we in broken French explained that we were delivering a letter I hope will turn to smiles once they are translated.

There are a great deal of differences between the UK and French anti-aviation occupation cultures with, for example, the French being much broader based and not as climate change orientated. On one of the evenings some of the cyclists gave a presentation about the UK aviation resistance and throughout the week of their stay the cyclists were learning about the zone. If you want to find out what’s going on on the ground, a great way to do it is to just get on your bike and go find out!

If you’d like to find out more about future Time to Cycle rides you can sign up for updates on their website .

Welcome to La ZAD

The ZAD (Zone A Defendre or Zone to Defend) in France is variously described as an occupation, a no-go area of radical militants, a resistance community, and the proposed second airport for Nantes.  During my first visit to La ZAD I explored some of the reasons that people have made this beautiful place their home.

Cycling or driving into La ZAD you may be unaware that you have entered it but after a time you may come to a signpost which no longer has a place name, but instead has ‘ZAD’ spray painted pointing in each direction. Or you may come across a road with artistic barricades, a burnt out car with plants growing through it, or damaged tarmac. Whilst now, all is peaceful farmland, gardens and communities of hand-built houses, it’s clear that something big happened here a few years ago. If you want to orientate yourself and begin to explore this special place, the best place to start is La Rolandiere.

The approximately 1600 Ha of the zone is a place of creativity and independence, of living on the margins and finding a way to make it work. People build knowing that in the future the police and airport will try to tear it down, to build an airport next to another one which is only at 30% capacity. Some of the farms use machinery whilst others use only hand tools. Some choose the way they live for ideological reasons and others out of necessity. Police don’t visit the zone, but there seems little or no crime – people leave their doors unlocked and one woman told me that social disputes are discussed quickly (and at length). You won’t find a supermarket, but you can still buy your food. You can buy local vegetables, bread made with flour from La ZAD, or patisseries made with butter from the zone. If you need clothes you can go to one of the ‘free shops’ or ‘swap shops’ where unwanted clothes and objects have been carefully hung and stacked, waiting to be found by a new owner. On a Friday you can read La ZAD news about what’s been happening and upcoming events, and attend the no-market. The no-market is where people donate things and other people pay what they feel for them. The money is then used as a community fund. One of the functions of the weekly resident’s meeting is to decide on the spending of the community fund.

Each weekly resident’s meeting is attended by around 50 residents and can take anything from one hour to four, including times of silence. “I hated them at first,” Koen from Rolandiere told me, “I was really frustrated, but now I really like them. You have to get used to it, it’s a very different meeting style, it can feel very slow and like nothing has been decided. But it is important. The silences give space for people who would not normally speak to say something. And decisions can be revoked later in extreme cases if people were not present.”

To finish the week off, after building, farming or making, you can find residents swimming in the large beautiful lake (it is warm and wonderful, I checked) and playing on the salvaged pedal-lo. Yep, don’t ask, I have NO idea how they got that one.

I’ll be posting more blogs about La ZAD over the next few months as I revisit, but in the meantime you can find out more from their website .

Counselling for social change

We all need a little emotional help from time to time, and for activists the temptation can be to put their cause before their own well-being. In the UK we have an organisation called Counselling for Social Change which offers low cost counselling and retreats to help support activists in their work. This vital work is able to be offered at low cost because of donations that are made, and you can support them by giving to their crowdfunding appeal  which has 15 days left.

I spoke with Emily one of the trustees of the charity about why she got involved.

We want to be part of the world we want to create – and creating that world has to take mental health seriously and offer proper support. This will enable us to be stronger, build stronger movements and help in our aim of achieving effective change.

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Scottie Scheffler’s caddie made more money this season than almost every PGA Tour pro

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With seven wins, 16 top-tens and a $25 million FedEx Cup Playoffs final prize, Scottie Scheffler and his accountant had pretty good years. The World No. 1 raked in just over $62.3 million for the season and can now have as many Texas ribeye steaks as he could possibly want. The PGA Tour might not have LIV Golf payouts, but Scheffler still cashed in and isn’t experiencing “deep regret” on a daily basis .

Like Scheffler, caddie Ted Scott also raked in the benjamins this season. In fact, if Scott were a player, he would have finished the 2023-’24 season in the top 20 on the money list . That’s called backing the right horse.

MORE: With $62 million earned on course this year, Scottie Scheffler blows away most pro athletes

The veteran caddie is calculated to have earned $2.6 million purely from Scheffler’s winnings in 2024 alone and that’s before a playoffs bonanza in which Scott took home a tidy change of $2.5M at East Lake.

NBC Sports has also estimated that Scott has accumulated $5,238,499.57 in total, which is right between Matthieu Pavon and Brian Harman on the PGA Tour money list. That would be the No. 20 spot for Ted Scott above big-time golfers like Adam Scott, Tommy Fleetwood, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas and Max Homa.

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It’s not like Scott was wanting for money before meeting Scheffler, looping for Bubba Watson for 15 years featuring two Masters victories and a good chunk of change, but this is above and beyond for most tour pros … let alone caddies. It’s a good thing he was talked out of retirement .

What exactly will Scott do with that money? Build a backyard par 3, so he can practice carrying bags? Open a gym that focuses on lifting things up and walking for miles and miles? Maybe he’ll just take a vacation and spend some time making someone else pick out stuff for him?

No matter what he decides, we might not see Scott again for a while . The man himself (jokingly?) tweeted “Yep. I’m not coming back until 2026 😜” on Tuesday. Let the holdout begin...

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5 things we learned about Scottie Scheffler.

If you skipped Sunday’s action at the Tour Championship , checked the final score and dismissed it as another Scottie Scheffler beatdown, you’re not wrong, exactly. But you also missed out on a few revealing moments to cap off a surreal season.

Scheffler began the day with a five-shot lead. By the time he reached the fourth hole he had a seven-shot lead. Over the next several holes, though, things changed quickly. Wayward drives left at 5 and 7 led to bogeys, and by the time Scheffler took his stance in a greenside bunker at the drivable par-4 8th his lead had shrunk to four. Then Scheffler hit a cold, hard shank with that bunker shot, a shocking miss that sent his ball skittering off the other side of the green. (Consider that Thing 1: World No. 1 can hit a mean bunker shank.) From there he shorted his chip shot and walked off with another bogey, while playing partner Collin Morikawa made birdie to suddenly draw within two.

Scheffler’s post-round shank explanation was interesting. “That actual specific bunker shot, for some reason I need to figure out why, but I shank it a lot more often than I should when I’m on a side slope like that,” he said. (That’s Thing 2: these shanks apparently happen with some frequency.)

As for his in-round, on-course response? That was downright jaw-dropping. A soaring long-iron at No. 9 from 236 yards to five feet. Birdie. A towering wedge at No. 10 to three feet. Birdie. And a 15-footer for birdie at No. 11 that Scheffler walked in with hardly a reaction, capping off a three-hole stretch that screamed enough screwing around . Then came the door-slamming eagle at No. 14, a reminder that Scheffler isn’t just a talented golfer. He’s the world’s most talented golfer — and he’s an absolute killer, too.

The 2024 version of Scheffler is different, and his 2024 season was different, and the end of the 2024 season served to hammer that point home. That’s Thing 3. Scheffler’s different than Viktor Hovland was a year ago, or Rory McIlroy a year before that, or Patrick Cantlay a year before that. This Scheffler is different than the Scheffler of those years, too — different than last year and the year before, where he also entered East Lake with the lead but left having surrendered it. Instead, when he won this time around it reinforced the idea that his season — the Players, the Masters, half the Signature Events, Olympic Gold, now the Tour Championship — was different than any PGA Tour season since one Tiger Woods played a decade and a half ago.

“Yeah, it’s great,” Scheffler said, asked to sum up his seven-win season. But then he paused. “Still don’t understand why the Olympics doesn’t count. That’s a bit weird to me. I think that’s part of the greed that goes on in your brain, is you say seven, I’m like, ‘I won eight.’ I won the Olympics in the middle of the year, and for some reason it doesn’t count as an official PGA Tour win. It counts the same as — no offense to the Hero — but it counts the same as the Hero World Challenge in the grand scheme of things.”

Who’s counting? Scheffler, clearly. Winner . Still a slight chip on his shoulder. That’s Thing 4.

We learned something else, too, about the way Scheffler thinks and the way he cares. We’ll call this Thing 5, and it came in an interview with Mike Tirico as he accepted the winner’s trophy and was asked about his season.

“It’s hard to put into words what this year has been like for me,” he said. He thanked his wife and his son, but it was telling where his mind went next.

“Really, to the fans as well,” he said. “After the stuff that happened in Louisville I didn’t really know exactly what was going to happen when I showed up to the first tee. But the reception I got on the tee was something I’ll remember for a long time.”

The stuff that happened in Louisville could be a good album title but in this case refers to Scheffler’s bizarre arrest at the PGA Championship due to an unfortunate miscommunication with an overzealous member of the Louisville P.D. In real time Scheffler seemed to take the episode in stride and and in the weeks that followed he sidestepped questions on the subject, citing ongoing legal proceedings. But this recall at season’s end was a window into Scheffler’s mind, with one clear conclusion: that was a really big deal.

In real time it was as easy as it was for the internet to fire off jokes about Scheffler’s orange-jumpsuited mugshot, all in good fun. But transport yourself to Scheffler’s shoes and the entire episode was jarring. It was a reminder that things can go wrong, even for the most talented among us, and that even if you spend your life trying to treat people the right way, a stranger on a dark, rainy morning won’t know that. I’m sure Scheffler had never really imagined himself as the sort of person who’d end up in a jail cell. Once he’d become that person, perhaps his worldview shifted just a bit.

The recall to Tirico seemed like an admission of exactly that. That when Scheffler had made it back to Valhalla to play golf that day, he worried what people might think. For a guy who’d never been accused of being anything but a little boring, that was new. But the public took his side. They’re still on his side. He’s clearly grateful.

In all we learned that Scheffler post-shank is still the best player in the world. We learned that Scheffler’s Louisville episode left a real impression. Combined, we learned that Scheffler is human. Just really, really good with a long-iron.

Learning new things about Scottie Scheffler, eight wins later: that’s golf stuff I like.

Who won the week?

Scottie Scheffler won the Tour Championship and its $25 million first prize. Good week.

Haeran Ryu rebounded from a Saturday 78 with a Sunday 64 to chase down Jin Young Ko — and then beat her on the first extra hole to win the inaugural FM Championship at TPC Boston.

Niklas Norgaard fulfilled a lifelong dream by capturing his maiden win on the DP World Tour at age 32. The Danish pro overcame a viral chipping meltdown at No. 15 to win the Betfred British Masters by two.

Another Dane, Fredrik Kjettrup , won for the third time on the PGA Tour Americas, earning him guaranteed promotion to the Korn Ferry Tour for 2025.

And Team Great Britain and Ireland won their first Curtis Cup since 2016 by a single point in a dramatic finish at Sunningdale Golf Club.

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NOT-WINNERS

A good year for most, but…

Rory McIlroy played well but never contended at the Tour Championship, a result that was in some ways fitting for a season that was solid but, by his lofty standards, still disappointing . He described feeling like a “distant third” in the world behind Scheffler and Xander Schauffele and, even though he still has five starts left this fall to make 27 for the year, plans to cut back his schedule for 2025.

“I’m usually sort of like a 22 [start] sort of person. But again, that was when I was sort of in my 20s and didn’t have the responsibilities that I do now,” he said. “I’m going to try to cut it back to like 18 or 20 a year going forward, I think.”

Whether that’s just end-of-season fatigue talking remains to be seen; in the meantime we’ll look forward to McIlroy at the Horizon Irish Open at the legendary Royal County Down in just two weeks’ time.

SHORT HITTERS

Five pros (other than Scottie) who left the Tour Championship happy.

Collin Morikawa shot the lowest 72-hole score in the field, earning a win on the “fake leaderboard.” He finished second on the adjusted leaderboard, earning $12 million. He moved back up to No. 4 in the world and capped off a terrific season. “I needed a lot lower and I knew that. But I fought hard, and all week, honestly, that’s kind of the golf I missed playing,” he said. “Hopefully we can use this as a stepping stone into next year.”

Sahith Theegala shot the second-lowest 72-hole score in the field. He also called a penalty on himself mid-round Saturday, earning the respect of the golfing public — and then rebounded with seven birdies on the back nine and eight more in Sunday’s round to finish solo third.

Russell Henley finished better than anyone, making birdie at No. 17 and then pitching in for eagle from 35 yards out at No. 18 to finish off a round of 9-under 62 that got him into T4 and the biggest payday — $4.83 mil — of his career. He also all but guaranteed a spot on the Presidents Cup team in the process. “Obviously a dream of mine, why I work so hard is to make one of these teams. Hopefully it works out,” he said.

Adam Scott finished strong, too; just last week he had to play his way into the Tour Championship and took full advantage once he got here, shooting 66-67-68-67 to finish T4 alongside Henley. “All of a sudden I feel like I’m a good player again,” he said post-round.

And Justin Thomas , who arrived at No. 30, the last man in the field, put together a solid case for the U.S. Presidents Cup team’s final captain’s pick when he made eight birdies in a Sunday 65 to turn in the seventh-best score of the week. “Really hope I get a chance at Presidents Cup because I feel like — it was fun. These last couple days and this week I played really, really well. It was nice to have a good round to finish off the season today.”

ONE DUMB GRAPHIC

Scottie Scheffler, the franchise.

has anybody ever seen Scottie Scheffler and the Oakland A's in the same room pic.twitter.com/Mn48DVpSN6 — Dylan Dethier (@dylan_dethier) September 2, 2024

ONE SWING THOUGHT

Where Scottie beats Xander.

World No. 2 Xander Schauffele was asked what he’d like to borrow from No. 1 Scottie Scheffler.

“When I’m driving it well, I feel like I can get him, but overall I’d say he’s probably got me in driving,” Schauffele said. “Just his accuracy is really good when he needs to pick it up or drop the speed a little bit just to hit more fairways.”

He’s right. Scheffler led the Tour Championship in strokes gained off the tee and he’s No. 3 on the season in that category. Schauffele’s no slouch off the tee at No. 10 for the season but was 22nd at East Lake, which contributed to him falling out of contention. Overall there’s a reason these guys are 1-2 in the world — they’re 1-2 in strokes gained from tee to green. Scheffler just happens to be No. 1 by quite a bit.

ONE BIG QUESTION

Should we be in the American Southeast in August?

I spent a few days at East Lake this week and left feeling … sweaty. I enjoyed the changes to the golf course, I like the clubhouse, the lake is cool, 18 is a memorable finisher and there have been plenty of big-time moments on these historic fairways, but especially during the practice rounds I found 95 and humid to be so oppressive that it sort of sucked the energy out of the place. Judging by player feedback, Memphis was even worse — a golf course players like but contested in triple-digit heat indexes.

On the other hand, the BMW Championship at Castle Pines earned rave reviews. I was wondering if players would be complaining about a playoff event at elevation but they seemed to find the course setup, fan turnout and general tournament operation to be top-notch. The weather didn’t hurt, either.

There are significant sponsor interests keeping the Tour’s playoff events in Atlanta and Memphis. And although those are both gorgeous places to play golf in the spring, August seems to have residents yearning for air conditioning. Meanwhile, in other big-time sports markets — think New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, or West Coast options like Seattle (Chambers Bay?), the Bay Area (even Pebble Beach?) there seems to be an appetite for more but no golf coming. This is a spot for questions, not complete solutions, so I’ll leave it here: Why not make the FedEx St. Jude a big-time spring event, work East Lake into the Masters lead-up and get creative in some big-time markets come playoff time?

ONE THING TO WATCH

Norgaard’s chip-choppy finish.

I mentioned above that Danish 32-year-old Niklas Norgaard suffered some chipping woes en route to victory. But what did that look like? Reinforcing Scheffler’s message from earlier, it’s worth a watch just to remember that even though the pros definitely aren’t just like us, they’re not perfect either.

“I was nervous, but not that nervous. That was purely just chipping badly,” said Norgaard after making double bogey.

What have we just seen?! 🫣 Niklas Nørgaard makes a double-bogey and now leads by just two. #BetfredBritishMasters pic.twitter.com/bApNV0q88B — DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) September 1, 2024

NEWS FROM SEATTLE

Monday Finish HQ.

It’s back-to-school week here, which means it’s golf tryout season, too. Some of you have already been through that process this summer — or perhaps your kids have. Good luck, gang. Go low. Have fun. Soak up the warm weather and long afternoons while we’ve still got ’em. And remember, if you hit a shank, you might just be on your way to World No. 1.

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Trans-siberian orchestra announces ‘lost christmas eve tour.’ get tickets.

We can already hear the epic “Christmas Eve/Sarajevo.”

Trans-Siberian Orchestra just announced their 2024 ‘The Lost Christmas Eve Tour’ that will send them to arenas all over North America from mid-November through late December.

That includes stops at Albany, NY’s MVP Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 20, Buffalo, NY’s KeyBank Center on Wednesday, Dec. 4 and Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on Friday, Dec. 20.

At all concerts, fans can expect to hear cuts from the group’s 2004 double album “The Lost Christmas Eve,” which features the iconic “Wizards in Winter” along with classics like “Christmas Canon Rock” and “Christmas Dreams.”

And, if you’ve never seen the unique ensemble IRL, Trans-Siberian Orchestra puts on a live show that is truly for everyone.

“The first show we did, back in 1999 in Philadelphia, I looked in the front row when we got out there, and I saw two grandparents in crocheted reindeer-themed sweaters, sitting right next to a big young guy in a Slayer hoodie, so that tells you everything,” TSO member  Al Pitrelli told USA Today .

If this sounds like the hard-rocking Yuletide-themed concert of your holiday dreams, tickets are available as od today.

Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming ‘The Lost Christmas Eve Tour’ shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, Sept. 13.

Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.

Trans-Siberian Orchestra tour schedule 2024

A complete calendar including ‘The Lost Christmas Eve Tour’ dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.

Trans-Siberian Orchestra set list

Although this tour promises to focus on “The Lost Christmas Eve,” TSO will likely mix in classics from their other records as well.

For a closer look at what those songs are, here’s what the band played at the last show of their 2023 tour, according to Set List FM .

01.) “The Hourglass” (Savatage cover) 02.) “Mozart/Figaro” 03.) “The Lost Christmas Eve” The Ghosts of Christmas Eve

04.) “Christmas Bells, Carousels & Time” 05.) “O Come All Ye Faithful / O Holy Night” 06.) “Good King Joy” 07.) “Christmas Dreams” 08.) “Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24)” (Savatage cover) 09.) “Christmas Canon Rock” 10.) “What Child Is This?” (William Chatterton Dix cover) 11.) “Music Box Blues” 12.) “First Snow” 13.) “Promises to Keep” 14.) “This Christmas Day” The Best of TSO

15.) “Temptation Revelation” (Savatage cover) 16.) “The Mountain” 17.) “Christmas Jam” 18.) “Joy of Man’s Desire / Angels We Have Heard on High / An Angel’s Share” 19.) “The March of the Kings / Hark the Herald Angels Sing” 20.) “A Mad Russian’s Christmas” 21.) “Queen of the Winter Night” 22.) “This Isn’t What We Meant” (Savatage cover) 23.) “Wizards in Winter” 24.) “O Fortuna” (Carl Orff cover) 25.) “The Snow Came Down” 26.) “Requiem (The Fifth)” 27.) “Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24) (Reprise)” (Savatage cover)

“The Lost Christmas Eve”

Released on Oct. 12, 2004, “The Lost Christmas Eve” tells the story of an overworked businessman who finally makes time for his neglected son over the holiday season.

Made up of 23 tracks, the 74-minute record toys with Christmas music conventions — there’s a bit of jazz, some twinkly piano and soaring guitar solos — to create something wholly original.

If you’ve never listened (or it’s been 20 years since you last gave “TLCE” a spin), we recommend rocking out to “Faith Noel” or “Queen of the Winter Night;” more sensitive souls may appreciate the slower, softer “The Wisdom of Snow” or acoustic “O Come All Ye Faithful.”

Personally, we love the go for broke vocals in “For The Sake of Our Brother” most, but we guarantee each listener will find their own favorite tune. There’s a lot to like here.

Want to listen?

You can find “The Lost Christmas Eve” in its entirety here .

Huge Christmas shows in 2024

Three things in life are certain:

Death, taxes and Christmas concerts.

Here are just five you won’t want to miss this holiday season.

•  Mariah Carey

•  Pentatonix

•  Mannheim Steamroller

•  The Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall

•  Lindsey Stirling

Who else is on tour this year? Take a look at our list of the 50 biggest concert tours in 2024 to find the show for you.

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This article was written by Matt Levy , New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.