This past week, heartbeat south by southwest Pulsing with anticipation ACL Moody Theater Live Performance Hosting the future of the Rolling Stone Music Show. It’s an event that honors music’s brightest emerging stars. Proposed by: StockXthis showcase showcases a vibrant line-up of artists ready to redefine the future of music.
On a high-energy Thursday night, ACL Live at the Moody Theater became a beacon of musical excellence, with a star-studded lineup of hip-hop, Afrobeat and R&B artists lighting up the stage.Up-and-coming talent Flo Milley Swaziland-born producer and DJ from Mobile, Alabama waffle uncleGhanaian singer and rapper Black Sheriffand rap duo flener boss Each brought their own unique style and energy, captivating the audience with infectious songs and energetic performances.
Uncle Waffles at the SXSW Future of Music Show (Dusana Lisovich/Rolling Stone)
But the evening was more than just a concert, it was a journey into the essence of music.The celebration kicked off with a wonderful speech Priestpowered by the innovative minds behind ~Puri, laying the foundation for an unforgettable experience.When there are special guests Fields Being thrust into the spotlight, his exciting presence only adds to the already tense atmosphere of the script.
As the evening unfolded, attendees sampled tantalizing flavors Bacardi Special cocktails enhance the atmosphere of the event. With every sip, guests are drawn deeper into an immersive experience where the future of music dances across the airwaves. It was a night where creativity and innovation collided, and the true spirit of hip-hop came to life in all its glory.
Black Sherif attends SXSW Music Show The Future (Dusana Lisovich/Rolling Stone)
Last year’s inaugural exhibition attracted 12,000 visitors over four nights, including 24 artists who have left a lasting impact. Coinciding with the April print edition of Rolling Stone’s Future of Music hitting newsstands, the presentation highlights the talent on the second annual Future 25 list.These artists have rolling stones The crew is excited and ready to make their mark on the music industry in 2024 and beyond.
As the lights dimmed and the music faded into the night, Rolling Stone’s Future of Music showcase at SXSW was a testament to the power of emerging talent and an unwavering commitment to pushing music’s boundaries.
The future of Flyana Boss at SXSW (Dusana Risovic/Rolling Stone)
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