The Start-Up Dreamstage offers a digital platform for live concerts that works like a virtual concert hall – access is only possible with a purchased ticket. All genres are to be represented in the medium term – at the start there were mainly classical concerts.
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Polo G and Chief Keef announced a partnership with live concert platform DREAMSTAGE for an exclusive concert on Friday, October 23 at 7PM EST. The concert marks a major foray into hip-hop for DREAMSTAGE, the new cross-genre premium platform for ticketed live concerts. For this initial week of sales, as a special superfan pre-order price, tickets are selling for just $14.99. Ticket costs will increase a week from today.
Chicago rapper Chief Keef, a pioneer of Chicago’s drill style rap, was named an icon by Complex with a cult following, receiving massive success since the release of his 2012 debut Finally Rich. While fellow Chicago rapper Polo G was recently named a XXL Magazine 2020 Freshman of the year and Rolling Stone named his 2019 album Die A Legend the top spot on their “20 Best Hip Hop Albums of 2019.”
On August 22, Dreamstage opens its doors with a concert by cellist Jan Vogler and pianist Hélène Grimaud. For their Dreamstage debut, they will stream a program for a worldwide audience that combines Robert Schumann’s Fantasy Pieces op. 73, Johannes Brahms’ Sonata op. 38 and Dmitri Shostakovich’s Sonata for Cello and Piano op. 40.
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DREAMSTAGE unveiled at dreamstage.live
New Premium Ticketed Live Performance Video Streaming Platform
Launch on August 22, 2020
Box Office Opens on July 30, 2020
Virtual Stages Across All Musical Genres – Most Advanced Audience and Artist Experience in the Industry – Launching with Schedule of Over 30 Live Events Featuring Leading Classical, World Music and Jazz Artists Including Pape Diouf, Hélène Grimaud, Ute Lemper, Gil Shaham and Jan Vogler – Top Artists Across All Genres Coming Later in the Year – Founded by Three Industry Leaders as Response to the COVID-19 PandemicREAD MORE
The renowned cellist and Intendant of the Dresden Music Festival Jan Vogler released his new album with SONY Classical on 19 June 2020 – combining the cello concerto “Three Continents” by Nico Muhly (USA), Sven Helbig (D) and Zhou Long (CHN) and Shostakovich’s Second Cello Concerto, the recording features an exciting combination of musical tradition and innovative awakening.READ MORE
This year, the Dresden Music Festival turns the internet into a concert hall. Director and world renowned cellist Jan Vogler invites the audience in Dresden and all over the world to join him on May 16, from 6 pm (CET) for »Music Never Sleeps DMF« – a 24h Livestream Festival.
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Jan Vogler announced a 24-hour music video livestream marathon: Music Never Sleeps NYC. Headlined by New York-based artists, Music Never Sleeps NYC will feature 24 hours of original content produced by New York-based artists of all generations beginning on Friday, March 27, 2020 at 23:00 Berlin time, MEZ (6:00 pm EDT).
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Jan Vogler will remain director of the Dresden Music Festival for the upcoming years: The internationally acclaimed cellist has extended his contract with the state capital of Dresden to 2026. In 2009, he assumed the role of director of the festival, founded in 1978, and has since endeavored to establish it as one of the most important and successful classical music festivals in Europe. From 2009 to 2019, the Festival’s revenue from ticket sales and funds from sponsors has increased fivefold.