Listening party

Take off your wireless, streaming headphones and listen up: Vinyl Me, Please has its sights set on improving your record collection AND your drink repertoire (yup, go ahead, dust off that glassware). It’s a modern-day take on the record clubs of yore: a subscription gets you a hand-picked record paired with a cocktail recipe and an album-inspired art print that arrive on your doorstep once a month.

GHETTS x GYMSHARK PRESENTS ‘ON PURPOSE, WITH PURPOSE’ LIFTING & LISTENING PARTY. To celebrate the launch of @therealghetts’ new album, ‘On Purpose, With Purpose’ we collaborated with his team, @warnermusic and continued our long lasting relationship with @gymshark, to produce a Lifting & Listening Party at Leadenhall Building’s gym @bxrlondon. We showcased some exclusive teeshirts in a custom wardrobe, branding throughout as well as some record sleeve used as teeshirt packaging. We also…

The California African American Museum is hosting a listening party to explore the role that music has played in Los Angeles, from 1965 to the present.

pictures ive gathered from different sources of the NYC listening party. i'll post more if i find more 💙#billieeilish #billie #billieeilishfanpage #billieeilishfan

To celebrate the launch of Ghetts’ new album, ‘On Purpose, With Purpose’ Ominto Studio collaborated with his team, Warner Music and continued our long lasting relationship with Gymshark, to produce a pop-up in Boxpark Shoreditch and a Lifting & Listening Party at Leadenhall Building’s gym, BXR city.

Can’t wait a month for new Aphex Twin? Warp has you covered. Starting next week, Warp will host listening parties…

It was a night to remember. And we got the legendary DJ and party promoter to tell us all about it.

Before the 1950s, teenagers listened to the music of their parents, but when rock and roll came on the scene teens swarmed to it. Even though teens were able to purchase rock and roll records because they were receiving extra spending money, their parents were opposed to rock and roll music, they despised it, and thought of it as corrupting their children. A collection of 14 vintage photos below show teenage record parties from between the 1950s and 1960s.

The Roots’ bandleader and legendary drummer Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson shares his formative experiences of record collecting. Even the biggest record collections have to start somewhere. In his new autobiography Mo’ Meta Blues: The World According To Questlove, the drummer goes right back to the beginning of what is now by all accounts a 70,000+ collection […]

All Songs' Listening Tour hosted its final show last week, leading to a spontaneous Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song freestyle, impersonations of how DC-ians dance, and some pretty memorable quotes.