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Billions Welcomes The Future is 0
Billions proudly announces our newest client, The Future is 0. The Future is 0 is a satirical, live game show that features artists competing against each other through mental, physical, and psychological challenges. Host Claire Buss and producer Kat O’Hara started The Future is 0 as a DIY art project in their Seattle living room before it blossomed into a hybrid of theater, sketch comedy, and experimental television. The Stranger interviewed Buss for their Person of Interest section in May 2017. (more…)
Billions Welcomes Bodega
Billions proudly announces our newest client, Bodega. The Brooklyn-based band uses influences from post punk, contemporary pop, hip-hop, kraut rock, and folk to create narrative songwriting. Their first single “How Did This Happen?!” has been featured on many best of lists, including DIY Magazine‘s New Music Guide. What’s Your Rupture? will be releasing their debut album on June 1st. (more…)
Ricky Skaggs Inducted Into County Music Hall of Fame
Ricky Skaggs will be inducted as one of the newest members of the Country Music Hall of Fame later this year in the modern artist category. View the complete list of winners and see Ricky Skaggs on tour.
Arcade Fire Perform and Win at Juno Awards
Arcade Fire performed “Everything Now” and took home two Juno Awards last night for Album of the Year and International Achievement. Watch their performance below and see Arcade Fire on tour. (more…)
Billions Welcomes Theme Park Improv
Billions proudly announces our newest client, Theme Park Improv. Theme Park Improv boasts an impressive team of seasoned comedians, including Ian Brennan, Rachel Dratch, Michael Higgins, Micheal Hitchcock, Jessica Makinson, Oscar Nunez, Cole Stratton, and Janet Varney. Theme Park Improv’s members use a single audience suggestions to create a set of fast-paced long-form scenes and characters, using stories from their special guest monologists, which have included Jon Hamm, Bob Odenkirk, Paget Brewster, Fred Armisen and many more. They’ve sold out shows at SF Sketchfest, Colossal Clusterfest, The Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Moontower, Bentzen Ball, The Vancouver Comedy Festival and The Rooftop Comedy Fest. (more…)
Billions Artists at SXSW 2018
Billions artists will play almost 100 sets at this year’s SXSW Music Conference in Austin. We have provided an (almost) comprehensive list of artists and their performances below. (more…)
FORM Arcosanti Music Festival Announces Lineup
FORM Arcosanti Music Festival has announced this year’s lineup. The festival, held in Arcosanti, AZ, will feature Billions artists Beach House, Fleet Foxes, Jenny Hval, Nilüfer Yanya, serpentwithfeet, and Sudan Archives. The festival runs May 11-13th. To view the complete lineup and purchase tickets, visit the festival website. (more…)
Billions Welcomes Jeremy Dutcher
Billions proudly announces our newest client, Jeremy Dutcher. Toronto-based composer and vocalist Jeremy Dutcher grew up in a musical family and begin studying music in Halifax when he took an opportunity to work in the archives of the Canadian Museum of History transcribing Wolastoq songs. It was while working on these transcriptions that he began writing compositions, blending his own Wolastoq roots with his classical training and even electronic music. His debut album, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, is due out April 6th. (more…)
Sasquatch! Music Festival Announces Lineup
Sasquatch! Music Festival has announced this year’s lineup. The festival, held in Quincy, WA, will feature Billions artists Bon Iver, Explosions in the Sky, Neko Case, Wolf Parade, Perfume Genius, Noname, Pedro The Lion, PUP, ROSTAM, and Charly Bliss. The festival runs May 25-27th. To view the complete lineup and purchase tickets, visit the festival website.
Billions Welcomes Palm
Billions proudly announces our newest client, Palm. Formed in 2011 when high school friends Eve Alpert and Kasra Kurt met Gerasimos Livitsano and Hugo Stanley in college. Their first album, Trading Basics, was released in 2015 and gained attention from publications such as SPIN and Stereogum, which wrote “Palm’s song-structures are like fractals; an unending series of intricate patterns that, upon first glance, look like spontaneous and abstract renderings.” (more…)