Have you ever tried travelling unprepared? It’s like trying to climb Everest while wearing nothing but a pair of Converse, a tatty pair of denim jeans and a t-shirt which reads “I Heart Everest” on the front.
Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour Is Coming to Australia
Taylor Swift announced her world tour on Twitter on Nov 3rd, 2014. She said, “#The1989WorldTour is happening!” Her plan is to travel from Japan to North America, Europe, back North America to Asia and finish off in Australia. The main aim of the tour is to promote her fifth studio album 1989. As of now she has been to Japan, the first leg of North America, Europe and back to North America. So far she has performed in stadiums and concert halls to which have been sold out and Billboard named her concert to be Billboard Hot Tours chart for…
Playing On the Go: The Joy of Traveling with Poker in Your Pocket
Here at GrooveTraveler.com we’ve long been advocates of traveling for the purpose of enjoying cutting-edge music, amazing festivals, even following particular bands half-way across the world. But we’ve never much discussed the types of things you can do while on the move as you travel, especially things you can dip into at a moments notice, given that you’ve brought a smartphone, tablet or light laptop along for the ride.
Start Practicing Now And Be The Next Headliner At Your Favourite Festival
If you haven’t noticed yet, festival season has hit Canada. All across the nation, the biggest names in music are rolling in to rock out at some of the world’s most anticipated music fests.
6 of Best British Outdoor Events for Summer 2015
Summer is certainly hotting up and the UK’s got a ton of great action in store for people making a visit to Britannia over the months of June, July and August. Whether your interests are great live music, sporting adventure in the great outdoors or perhaps taking in the atmosphere of a famous annual event, England has it all. What’s more? All these great events take place outdoors, where you’ll be subject to the wind, rain or shine.
