Showing posts with label bono. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bono. Show all posts
Friday, January 22, 2010
Hope For Haiti Performances With Jay-Z, Rihanna, Bono, Beyonce, Alicia Keys & More
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alicia keys,
Benefit,
Beyonce,
bono,
chris martin,
Coldplay,
Haiti,
Hope for Haiti Now,
Jay-Z,
jennifer hudson,
John Legend,
mary j blige,
rihanna,
U2,
wyclef jean
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Dr. Dre Unveils The New Beats Solo HD (PRODUCT)RED Headphones at CES
via the press release
JANUARY 07, 2010 -- LAS VEGAS, BUSINESS WIRE --
Monster, a world leader in the audio/video accessories category, Beats' by Dr. Dre', co-founded by legendary artist and producer Dr. Dre and Interscope Geffen A&M Chairman Jimmy Iovine, Lady Gaga and (RED)' are teaming up to help eliminate AIDS in Africa. At a live press conference from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, the group announced a new Monster (PRODUCT)RED' Special Edition Beats Solo Headphone, in which $5 from the sale of each product will go directly to the Global Fund to support AIDS programs in Africa that provide testing, counseling, treatment and other services for those affected by AIDS. In addition, the group announced that a special Heartbeats' headphone will be developed for (RED) later this year.
'We're honored to have the opportunity for Beats by Dr. Dre to join Lady Gaga with Bono and (PRODUCT)RED in its effort in fighting AIDS in Africa,' said Jimmy Iovine.
Noel Lee, the Head Monster, noted: 'Monster has always been committed to developing products and technologies that make music sound better, but we're also a family business that feels just as strongly about doing everything we can to share the success we've had and give something back. That's why we're so pleased to be able to join in offering the (PRODUCT)RED' Special Edition Beats Solo Headphone. This launch allows us to share a product with the world that will help people not only get more enjoyment from the music they love, but know that they have contributed to helping make the world a better place.'
'Music is part of (RED)'s DNA. We were co-founded by Bono, we sponsor (RED) NIGHTS concerts, we partner with companies like Apple and Shazam. Partnering with Beats by Dr. Dre builds on this and gives music fans a way to help reverse the epidemic of AIDS in Africa by listening to the music they love,' said Susan Smith Ellis, CEO, (RED). 'Through partnerships like this, we've generated more than $140 million to support the Global Fund's fight against AIDS. (RED)'s growth is based in part on people like Dr. Dre, Lady Gaga, Jimmy Iovine and Noel Lee making a stand against a merciless epidemic. We're proud to have them partner with us.'
The new Monster (PRODUCT)RED' Special Edition Beats Solo Headphone will be available in early February at several US and UK retailers with an MSRP of $229.95.
For more info:
Monster Cable
Beats By Dr. Dre
Photos for the press event here:
Las Vegas Entertainment Blog 1
Las Vegas Entertainment Blog 2
PR Photos
WENN Photo
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Beats by Dr. Dre,
bono,
Heartbeats by lady Gaga,
R E D,
Technology
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Vevo NYC Launch Party With Video & Photos
The Vevo launch party was held at Skylight Studios in New York City last night (Dec.8) for the new online music video service.
50 Cent, Lady Gaga, John Mayer, Corrine Bailey Rae, Mariah Carey, John Legend, Rihanna and others were on hand for the event.
PHOTOS from the Vevo video service launch event at Skylight Studio in NYC:
Getty Images 1
Getty Images 2
Wire Image 1
Wire Image 2
Rex Features
Patrick McMullan
Globe Photos 1
Globe Photos 2
Latest articles about Vevo:
New York Times - Music Industry Companies Opening Video Site
Associated Press - EMI joins Universal-backed music video site Vevo
VEVO website click here
Labels:
bono,
Emi,
google,
Lady Gaga,
Night Life,
Sony Music,
Universal Music,
vevo
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Jay-Z Admits He Picks Up Tips From Bono's Live Shows

Hip-hop mogul Jay-Z mastered the art of performing live by watching Irish rocker Bono on stage.
The rapper admits he was a "horrible performer" before shooting to rap superstardom, and credits the U2 for helping him perfect his act.
The Run This Town hitmaker has studied hours of footage of Bono in concert to pick up tips and improve his own stage shows.
He explains, "These days, I'm the s**t, but I used to be a horrible performer. I was terrible. I'm not really an animated guy so I had to figure out a way how to convey my message and talk to people in compact movements, all the while, being entertaining.
"There is a very thin line between not moving and being boring. (Bono) knows how to exaggerate his movements and he knows how to have that conversation, without moving around much. He's a dynamic performer."
(source)
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