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KICKS OFF ‘IDENTITY FESTIVAL’ TOUR
SET TO LAUNCH CUTTING EDGE ELEMENT DURING LIVE SHOW
ENTER TO WIN TICKETS TO THE FESTIVAL - HERE! Electronic duo Data Romance is set to kick off their run of US tour dates this Thursday, August 11th in Indianapolis, IN. Playing the main stage at Skullcandy’s acclaimed ‘IDentity Festival’, the bill features electronic music’s best names: Rusko, Kaskade, Steve Aoki, Pretty Lights, Holy Ghost, Jessie and the Toy Boys, and The Crystal Method. Thanks to the brainchild of marketing expert Jason Hobbs, Data Romance is adding a cutting edge spin to the fest. The band and Street Quality Entertainment have partnered with a developer to bring fans at the ID Festival not just a unique experience on stage, but on their phones as well. The band will be utilizing Bluetooth technology to deliver exclusive tracks directly to smartphones during their set. No apps to download, no signups required, no strings attached. LED screens on stage will enable concertgoers to activate Bluetooth in order to receive the free songs, creating even more of a connection between the band and their fans. In addition to free music, the band is also going to be giving away tickets to two lucky fans for each date they are on the tour. Please visit http://www.data-romance.com/idfestival to enter. Official Tour Dates Are As Follows: For more on the IDentity Festival please visit: http://idfestival.com/ The enigmatic sounds on Data Romance’s self-titled debut blur the lines between genres. A happenstance meeting between Ajay Bhattacharyya and Amy Kirkpatrick, both 25, in their hometown of Victoria on Canada’s Vancouver Island led the pair to discover each others’ artistic talent, which would eventually be incorporated into their music. Kirkpatrick was using her training to do lights for the city’s biggest clubs. Bhattacharyya, meanwhile, had come to the city to study sound design for film, mentored by the likes of master Craig Berkey, who has worked on movies like No Country For Old Men, True Grit, and Transformers. Kirkpatrick’s lighting experience influenced Data Romance’s highly visual live show, while Bhattacharyya’s film training can be heard in the album’s most intricate tracks. Watch a performance of “The Deep” here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4NCsthwA7I&feature=player_embedded For more information on Data Romance point your browser to:www.data-romance.com |
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