Showing posts with label Pixel Pulse Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pixel Pulse Magazine. Show all posts

Sunday, June 24, 2007

Blog Love from Pixel Pulse Magazine

Thank you Pixel Pulse!!
DJ Doubledown blogs SL’s music scene

DJ Doubledown blogs electronica scene
Posted by Cheri Horton
Has Second Life’s search feature got you down? OK, that’s a stupid question. Of course it has. Well, if you want some guidance on where to go see a band, where to dance, who’s spinning the coolest tracks, or all of the above, then DJ Doubledown Tandino may be able to help you out.

He’s been blogging about all sorts of music-related entertainment in-world, including posts about DJs (eg. when, where and what they spin), band performance dates and venues, and even some tidbits about SL dance clubs. Visit his blog here if you want a more detailed peek at what’s stirring in the realm of electronic music events in SL.

Thursday, June 14, 2007

Binary Finary to perform at Second Pride

Binary Finary to perform at Second Pride

Thank you http://www.slpixelpulse.com/

Binary Finary to perform at Second Pride
Posted by Cheri Horton
Organizers just announced that the real-life British trance duo Binary Finary will be performing during the Second Pride Festival 2007. The group will take the virtual stage from 4-6 p.m. SL time on the final day of the festival, June 30, which is a Saturday.

Other live bands also will be performing at the June 24-30 festival, which will span the six mainland sims of Ruthenium, Rhodium, Osmium, Iridium, Platinum and Palladium. In fact, an entire list of events has just been released, although organizers have yet to finalize locations for a number of them.

Second Pride will kick off at 5 p.m. SL time with a parade, followed by opening ceremonies and then a celebration, with entertainment provided by DJ Wesley Spengler, singer Grace McDunnough, and comedian Random Stine.

In the coming days, you’ll be able to check the right-hand sidebar here at PixelPulse for calendar listings, which will include times, dates and places of Second Pride events, as well as brief descriptions of what will be happening. Meanwhile, you can browse the Google calendar listings (it seems you need a Google account) that are currently up and running.

For more details on the festival, you can read a recent PixelPulse story, or check out the official Google groups site for the Second Pride Festival 2007 Committee.