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11/08/2017

Last night, we caught JAPANDROIDS. Tonight, it's Boris. Coverage from Team SINE to follow.

11/02/2017

2017 has showcased the power of sours, and SINE talked to Doug Dayhoff, of Upland Brewing Company at their Tennessee unveiling this year—

"It’s what the American craft beer movement has been all about. Studying, learning the rules… then breaking the rules."
-Doug Dayhoff, Upland Brewing Company

11/01/2017

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: The official 2018 Big Ears Festival lineup is here! Visit bigearsfestival.com to purchase your tickets beginning this Friday, November 3 before it's too late.

10/18/2017

The review of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard at Cannery Ballroom in can be found at sinemediaonline.com.

“In their seven-year existence, they have released 11 full-length albums — three in 2017 alone — and toured the globe multiple times, amassing a ravenous following that in the past couple of years has pushed way past the boundaries of ‘well-kept secret.’”

SINE is an international arts and culture print magazine that also features coverage online. It was founded in the beautiful state of Tennessee (USA).

08/23/2017

SINE's editor was raised singing and performing numbers, so we're especially curious about UrbanSadhoos. We'll be at Bollywood Night on Broadway at Hard Rock Cafe Nashville this Friday! Stay tuned for SINE's exclusive interview with the production team--

We are a group of fun-filled individuals wanting to celebrate every day because it's life and we live only once.

We think on our feet and aren't afraid to back great ideas with immense hard work.

Our journey began in 2016 over a few drinks with a belief in the power of ideas and the magic of celebrating them.

Today we evolved into a company of unique concepts to take the fun experience to a whole new level.

We never say no to party and we never say no to drinks.

As always " You are our occasion and together is a celebration".

Cheers!!!!

06/19/2017

We're so excited to share from festivities in Eau Claire, Wisconsin this weekend that we're slipping you a sneak peak of our upcoming review from this weekend's Eaux Claires music and arts festival. SINE's full review will be available at sinemediaonline.com soon! Until then, take a super-quick look back with us:

The festival opened in headlining fashion, as Justin Vernon, Aaron Dessner and company performed something of an in-progress work, billed as "People's Mixtape, Vol. 1." It was a super-sonic start to their third year producing Eaux Claires. Dessner, capturing the spirit of the festival, prefaced the compilation: "It's not done, but that's kind of the point." Truly characteristic of the weekend, Dessner and Vernon set a precedent for all of the spontaneous performances and collaborations that would happen over an all-too-short 48 hours.

Later, we stopped by to enjoy Bon Iver, in their presentation of "John Prine and The American Songbook." A *complete* turnaround from their 2016 premiere of "22, A Million," this set featured at least a dozen of the other artists at the festival, whether they were billed on the lineup or not. Jenny Lewis, Phil Cook, Mountain Man, and of course, John Prine. The massive collab was a glorious throwback of the instantly-legendary "SuperJam" Grateful Dead tribute from Eaux Claires 2016's, "Day of the Dead."

Then, with storms brewing for a slice of the weekend's schedule, Chance The Rapper took charge of the Flambeaux stage for what could arguably have been the greatest performance of Eaux Claires III.

On Saturday, we made a point to get front row to Feist, who flawlessly performed from her 10/10, rock-righteous album released earlier this year: "Pleasure." The list of magic and mayhem from this weekend really doesn't stop at any artist, anywhere.

We have so much more to share from TROIX: Eaux Claires III, including artist interviews, more photos, and a comprehensive review coming this week, so hang tight for more from Team SINE's from third annual .

06/14/2017

We are so excited about visiting the Eaux Claires music and arts experience again this year! This lineup is glorious, and check out the schedule...

06/04/2017

Take a stroll through some some wild works from mixed media artist, Zach Searcy--

"Bend"
Paint and pigment transfer on canvas
48" X 36"

Zach Searcy is a mixed media artist and curator of Zach Searcy Projects (ZSP) in Knoxville, TN. All pieces featured in this sampled collection are original pieces created by Zach currently held at the ZSP gallery.

05/05/2017

The Bang on a Can marathon is returning for its 30th year at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City this weekend (Saturday, May 6, 2017: TOMORROW, 2-10 p.m.)!

Inclement weather has several flights cancelled, including ours, so fingers crossed for an alternate outcome--

SINE covered the BoaC adventure in 2015, and it was spectacular. Here's a taste of what it was like until the weather gods reveal our fate for 2017:

sinemediaonline.com/music/ #/bang-on-a-can

Photograph of BoaC (2015) by Sam Crawford

03/27/2017

Aoife O'Donovan joins Julian Lage and Chris Eldridge. Gorgeous voice, folksy style.

Big Ears Festival 2017

Photo: Pete Eby

03/27/2017

Wow, the guitar byplay between Julian Lage and Chris Eldridge , virtuosic genius!

They are having as much fun as their audience. Big Ears Festival 2017

Photo: Pete Eby