Stuck in a rut with the cold winter blues? Never fear, groove travelers – here’s our list of the best January music festivals.
How the World Busts a Move
Brought to you by our friends over at Yeity, check out this toe-tapping list of some of the world’s most recognizable and culturally identifiable dances. Argentina – the Tango Buenos Aires is the homeland of this couple’s seduction. But the tango’s story isn’t as romantic as the music would have us believe.
The Music of Morocco
Morocco – Although, in modern times, an unlikely pit-stop for musicians and their fans alike, the country has both an immensely diverse musical history and a catalogue of ties to more contemporary artists. The biggest names in music like Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones and Cat Stevens to name but a few, frequented this North African cultural hub and contributed to its establishment as a safe-haven for musicians and writers the world over.
Surf the Soundwave
Some people travel the world chasing adventure, others in search of the world’s tastiest dishes. But true music lovers plan their yearly trips around the best music festivals. Here’s a glimpse at where you can find the best beats and craziest concerts abroad in 2013:
Top Billing: Berlin Music Week
Berlin Music Week is one of the biggest and most celebrated festivals in the city. This 5-day event brings together some of the music industry’s hottest singers, bands and performers. Aside from concerts, parties are everywhere as well as conferences and networking opportunities for music lovers and music makers. This event is celebrated globally as one of the hottest annual events for authentic and creative music including the latest sounds from the industry, the merriest musical festivals and club events. So forget Spain and all its festivals – Berlin holds its own with this week dedicated to some of the…
