Apple Music Live sets next concert with Lil Durk
The Apple Music Live series continues with a live concert stream of rapper Lil Durk on June 29.
Lil Durk up next on Apple Music Live
Apple continues the tradition of promoting its music services by sponsoring concert series, now through the brand Apple Music Live. The next concert will feature rapper Lil Durk performing in Los Angeles.
Apple says that Lil Durk is one of 2022's most talked about artists. He will perform music from his latest album, "7220," and crowd favorites.
This is the second concert in Apple's revived Apple Music Live series. The first featured Harry Styles on May 20, and the recorded concert is available to replay.
Apple has a long history with live music events from iTunes Festival to the now discontinued Apple Music Festival. The company briefly introduced "Apple Music Live" in 2019 as a concert series in the UK, but it didn't return, likely because of the pandemic.
Apple Music subscribers can tune into the live streamed concert on June 29 at 7 p.m. PDT. Check out the dedicated Apple Music page for more details about the musician.
Apple's relaunched Apple Music Live series is available to Apple Music subscribers. Customers can subscribe to Apple Music for $9.99 per month as an individual, $14.99 per month as a family, or via any tier of the Apple One subscription service.
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Lil Durk up next on Apple Music Live
Apple continues the tradition of promoting its music services by sponsoring concert series, now through the brand Apple Music Live. The next concert will feature rapper Lil Durk performing in Los Angeles.
Apple says that Lil Durk is one of 2022's most talked about artists. He will perform music from his latest album, "7220," and crowd favorites.
This is the second concert in Apple's revived Apple Music Live series. The first featured Harry Styles on May 20, and the recorded concert is available to replay.
Apple has a long history with live music events from iTunes Festival to the now discontinued Apple Music Festival. The company briefly introduced "Apple Music Live" in 2019 as a concert series in the UK, but it didn't return, likely because of the pandemic.
6/29@AppleMusic https://t.co/ECPU6ysdKF pic.twitter.com/VHdiugxlXx
-- THE VOICE (@lildurk)
Apple Music subscribers can tune into the live streamed concert on June 29 at 7 p.m. PDT. Check out the dedicated Apple Music page for more details about the musician.
Apple's relaunched Apple Music Live series is available to Apple Music subscribers. Customers can subscribe to Apple Music for $9.99 per month as an individual, $14.99 per month as a family, or via any tier of the Apple One subscription service.
Read on AppleInsider
Comments
It is something, but it is most definitely not music.
Now how about someone who can play a piano, guitar and/or sing without auto tune?