Survive & Thrive in Korea
Here’s How You Can Be A Part Of Seoul’s Live Music Scene Seoul is known as the birthplace of K-pop, and this music genre has been taking the world by storm as groups such as BTS have been making history on the Billboard charts, and there are even talks about a possible Grammy nomination for the […]
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A Quick Guide To Busking In Seoul The art of busking is believed to date back to medieval Europe when local merchants would seek out the services of various entertainers to perform at plazas and in public squares in a bid to attract foot traffic to their businesses. Today, there are not many places in the world […]
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Beginning way back in the mid 1990’s Freebird endures in the tumultuous Korean Indie music scene despite a number of hiccups. Sure it’s, closed and reopened and closed and reopened but like it’s namesake it rises phoenix like from the ashes of what it was to become something leaner and meaner and better. What’s clear […]
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Drop everything and go see Anderson .Paak I caught a couple of Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals shows this summer in London. Their set opened up Sunday, the final day, of the Wireless Festival, which is essentially London’s only dedicated hip-hop festival—also on the bill that day were Action Bronson, Young Thug, and Vince […]
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Vinyl is litterally gem of a bar so tiny that you’ll probably walk right on by if you don’t keep an eye out. It’s one of the best spots to kick off any night in Hongdae when it comes to getting well and throughly pissed. It’s quick. It’s easy. It’s quirky. They’ve got a gimmick […]
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As of late most of my partying has been happening in Itaewon. I’ve got no beef against “da won” but a man can only take so much of the same before it becomes a bit redundant. Sure, you can throw in a trip to the new Gold Bar but when I know the night is […]
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