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LIVENow and Robomagic Live are delighted to announce Where is the Love Stream - Black Eyed Peas, Live from the Pyramids in Egypt, a one-off concert streaming live to fans across the globe. Black Eyed Peas will be playing one of their most iconic shows to date, in one of the world’s most historic locations, for an international celebration of music, love and unity. The Pyramids in Egypt will serve as the backdrop for a special performance from the Grammy Award-winning group, which will stream live on 2nd October 2021 at 2:00PM (EST) exclusively on LIVENow. Fans can purchase Passes and VIP packages from $9.99 - $75.00 and are available from Tuesday 14th September via LIVENow.

On the 2nd October 2021, will.i.am, apl.de.ap, Taboo and J. Rey Soul will hit the stage in front of 13,000 lucky fans to deliver a truly legendary performance, with BEP fans joining the celebration from the comfort of their homes, or on their mobile device from anywhere in the world.  

“What a year it’s been, we’ve missed the stage and our fans. We’re incredibly proud to be able to perform from the Pyramids in Egypt, and also to be able to stream it live to our fans across the world. We know everyone has missed live music as much as we have, so we are looking forward to celebrating and dancing with you, wherever you are in the world.” - will.i.am

With a career spanning more than 25 years, Black Eyed Peas are one of the most successful groups of our generation. 35 million album sales, 9 international number one singles, 6 Grammy

Award wins, and a catalogue of hits old and new, they are undoubtedly one of the biggest acts of this era.

From early hits like Shut Up and Let’s Get It Started, through to international megahits Boom Boom Pow and I Got A Feeling, to RITMO and all-time classic Where Is The Love?, fans can expect a huge set filled with emotion, energy and everything in between.

Passes: Where is the Love Stream - Black Eyed Peas Live From the Pyramids

PASS TYPE / PRICE / PACKAGE

General Sale (14th September) £9.99 / $9.99 / 9.99 EUR Pass to the show

VIP Package £15.99 / $15.99 / 15.99 EUR Pass to the show Behind the scenes footage Access to the backstage green room live feed Exclusive signed digital artwork

VVIP Backstage Package £75.00 / $75.00 / 75.00 EUR Pass to the show Behind the scenes footage Access to the backstage green room live feed Exclusive signed digital artwork 200 limited edition lithograph artwork      

Behind The Scenes Footage

Join the Black Eyed Peas on their journey to the iconic Egyptian pyramids, with exclusive never-before-seen footage exclusive to VIP and VVIP Pass holders. Follow the band as they explore Giza, and get closer to the action than ever before, with the perfect pre-show experience.

Green Room Feed

For the first time ever, fans can peek behind the curtain and tune into a live feed from the Black Eyed Peas’ personal greenroom. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the band as they prepare for their biggest show yet. Only available for VIP and VVIP Pass holders only.

Lithograph

Cymasonic celebrate the 'happy days' of summer with Glad i Dag, an exciting various artists collection showcasing the label's hard-working stalwarts. With roots in both Barcelona and Oslo, Cymasonic and its vinyl-only offshoot Cymawax transmit a truly trans-European attitude alongside a globally representative deep techno sound. This ethos is in full view with the opening track "Don't Give Up" by Trulz & Robin side-project Robomatic. It's a pulsating, beatless electronic track that lies somewhere between prime Detroit moments and evocative Blade Runner shimmers. Rising Norway-via-Bulgaria producer Ivaylo brings the beats and bleeps into play with "Hazel", a groovy house track with heaps of bass perfectly suited for late night vibrations. Newcomer Fede Zerdan, who recently made his second appearance with a well-received 12" on Cymawax, is next to land in the zone with "RPS-SET" … dubby textures and oozing synthesizers build steadily over some tough rhythms. Finally, Trulz & Robin contribute the eleven minute "Glad i Dag (Frosk Edit)", a hypnotic, churning techno composition with evolving layers of melody and a joyful, rhythmic bounce. It's a mind-blowing set from Cymasonic, confirming the healthy state of the label on the occasion of its ninth release.

Nick Warren - "All of these tracks are great!" Peter Kruder - "I dig the Trulz & Robin tune … I will play that." Mazi (Audio Soul Project / Fresh Meat) - "I like Ivaylo's 'Hazel' … the keys in the second half really grab your attention." Tensnake - "Cool EP." Larry Tee - "Nice stuff here." Stacey Pullen - "This is cool." Dr. Motte (PRAXXIZ) - "Funky and deep techno with a great, original spirit." Anthony Pappa - "Cool release … my favorite is Fede Zerdan' s 'RPS-SET'." Massimiliano Pagliara (Live At Robert Johnson) - "Nice tunes!" Ulysses (Neurotic Drum Band) - "The epic edit of 'Glad i Dag' is my pick but everything here is cool." Taigo Onez (The Essence Radio Show) - "Cymasonic has become a favorite label of mine … quality music that I can trust to be proper underground." Tom Conrad (Adaptation Music) - "Great track from Ivaylo … I'm also loving Trulz & Robin's 'Glad i Dag' with its tight and intelligent production." Tariq Ziyad (New Urban ERA music blog) - "It doesn't get any better than this. Diversity, great sounds … a joy to these ears." Simon Kirk (Stag Beetle Radio Show) - "Each track is distinctive in style and all deliver wonderful results. 'Glad i Dag' is stunning … its Detroit feel makes it stand out and will sound immense in a room." Andrew Duke (Cognition Audioworks) - "Cymasonic have another winner on their hands."

The Cymasonic Recordings label has gotten its hands on a textbook specimen of the old school electro sound with the Mpc 101 EP. The six track mini-LP is the undertaking of Robomatic, a moniker assumed for this project by Robin C, also one half of Trulz & Robin and Dance Disorder. At a time when much of dance music is being degraded and repurposed for a younger generation mostly unaware of their roots, this 'electro-romantic' homage to the true sound proves a necessary addition to the dialogue: electro said in confidence. Highlights like "Nya drömmar," "Bleep," and "Elven" take listeners back to a purer time that even predates techno, while worshipping the same seemingly alien electro-pop influences of Kraftwerk, the distinguisher being that it has more to do with early electronic experimentations in hip-hop and funk. The best thing about the electronic culture is that the lines have always been a bit blurred, bleeding over any perceived borders. This is how Cymasonic finds itself releasing in such a classic American style -- but produced by Scandinavians -- and the planet continues to spin 'round.

Colin Dale (Abstrakt Dance) - “A knockout! I love this EP. Excellent electro sounds … all killer, no filler.” Nick Warren - “Brilliant. A return to electro is long needed.” Tim Paris (Marketing Music / My Favorite Robot) - “This is REALLY my thing! Great EP.” Gavin Hardkiss (Hawke / Hardkiss Music) - “Bleepy goodness … love it.” Dr. Motte (PRAXXIZ) - “A 10 out of 10 killer release!” Stacey Pullen - “This is cool.” Phonogenic (Moodmusic / Turbo) - “‘Bleep’ is bang on.” Alkalino (Estimativa / Audaz Recordings) - “Cool retro electro vibes … I dig them all.” Baby G (Dance Disorder / BPitch Records) - “Amazing!” Ulysses (Neurotic Drum Band) - “I love these … they’re great fun.” Tyler Stadius - “I love these tripped out, spacey, hypnotic tracks. It’s hard to find tunes like these.” Adam Collins (Euphoria Records / Omni A.M.) - “Solid acid! This is so dope … I’m going to be playing this at a dirty after hours tonight.” Tee Cardaci (Low Down Grooves / Sine Qua Non) - “This sh%t is HOT … perfect for some late night excursions!”

Son: Am going to call it the nectar collector!

(about the new robot piggybank he got)