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Reel Rock 18 Is Coming to a Venue Near You

Climbing's most famous film tour kicks off its 2024 schedule this week in boulder, colorado.

Reel Rock 18 begins its 2024 film tour this week. Starting in Boulder, Colorado on February 16th and 17th, the tour then moves to Norway, the Netherlands, and Kentucky on the 18th before making its first stops in Canada on the 20th in Toronto and Squamish. From there, the tour makes dozens and dozens of stops all around the world between February and May. It’s almost certainly making a stop near you. Check out the Reel Rock 18 calendar here for the full tour schedule and tickets.

Reel Rock 18 contains four new films : With My Heart (with Sachi Amma), Yeah Buddy (with Angie Scarth-Johnson and Hazel Findlay), Jirishanca (with Josh Wharton and Vince Anderson), and Climbing Never Die (with Matt Groom and Danyil Boldyrev). You can read Reel Rock’s film synopses for the four films below. You can also watch the Reel Rock 18 teaser trailer.

• With My Heart : Follow the philosophical journey of Japanese climbing phenom Sachi Amma, as he evolves from three-time world champion to traditional climbing purist, culminating in a visionary first ascent on the mythical Mt. Mizugaki. (30 min)
• Yeah Buddy : Australian climber Angie Scarth-Johnson, who first made her mark setting records at a young age, teams up with veteran adventure climber Hazel Findlay to explore the best of Mallorca’s deep-water soloing. (25 min)
• Jirishanca : Renowned alpinists Josh Wharton and Vince Anderson attempt a free ascent of the Jirishanca, an epic 20,000-foot peak in the Peruvian Andes. The duo will have to tackle 5.13 face climbing, horizontal ice roofs, technical mixed terrain and treacherous snow mushrooms as they reconcile the inherent risk of climbing with their love of alpine adventure. (40 min)
• Climbing Never Die : Climbing journalist Matt Groom journeys deep into war-torn Ukraine to discover a community held together by climbing and patriotism, but indelibly changed by war. (35 min)

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Don't miss three heart-stopping new films featuring the year’s biggest climbing and adventure stories: a wild expedition on Nameless Tower in Pakistan; a new cutting-edge route in a massive limestone cave in France; and a journey to Palestine’s West Bank to explore the power of climbing to change lives.

DN A ​     24 mins

Featuring: Seb Bouin  Location:   Verdon Gorge, France

29-year-old French sport climber Seb Bouin has been quietly working his way through the elite grades, culminating in his attempt to establish a long pitch out an overhanging cave in the Verdon Gorge of France. His proposed line is so futuristic, the moves so improbable, that if Seb can put it all together it may be the most difficult route ever climbed. (30 mins)

BURNING THE FLAME ​     49 mins

Featuring: Barbara Zangerl and Jacopo Larcher  Location:   N ameless Tower, Pakistan

Big wall free climbing masters Babsi a nd Jacopo seek their greatest challenge yet: a free ascent of Eternal Flame , an elusive, 3,000ft route up the legendary Nameless Tower in Pakistan’s Karakoram range. Facing extreme conditions and 5.13 trad climbing at high altitude, a two-year quest comes down to one short weather window. Captured with drones and on-mountain cameras, Burning the Flame   transports viewers to a stunning place normally off-limits to all but the world’s best climbers.

RESISTANCE CLIMBING   40 mins

Featuring: Andrew Bisharat  Location: Palestine

In the strife-torn hills of Palestine, a diverse crew of Bedouins, dirtbags and urban pr ofessionals embraces climbing as a much-needed respite from the burdens of the Israeli occupation. American writer and climber Andrew Bisharat visits the West Bank to explore his own roots and the power of climbing to transform lives. 

Reel Rock 18

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March 8, March 12 & March 16

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Immerse yourself in four new climbing films from across the globe: a visionary first ascent on Japan’s mythical Mt. Mizugaki; a climbing community held together in war-torn Ukraine; a treacherous free ascent of Jirishanca in the Peruvian Andes; and an exploration of Mallorca’s deep-water soloing. Reel Rock 18 is presented by The North Face and supported by Black Diamond and Yeti.

Sachi Style

Follow the philosophical journey of Japanese climbing phenom Sachi Amma, as he evolves from three-time world champion to traditional climbing purist, culminating in a visionary first ascent on the mythical Mt. Mizugaki.

Climbing Never Die

Climbing journalist Matt Groom journeys deep into war-torn Ukraine to discover a community held together by climbing and patriotism, but indelibly changed by war.

Renowned alpinists Josh Wharton and Vince Anderson attempt a free ascent of the Jirishanca, an epic 20,000-foot peak in the Peruvian Andes. The duo will have to tackle 5.13 face climbing, horizontal ice roofs, technical mixed terrain and treacherous snow mushrooms as they reconcile the inherent risk of climbing with their love of alpine adventure.

Australian climber Angie Scarth-Johnson, who first made her mark setting records at a young age, teams up with veteran adventure climber Hazel Findlay to explore the best of Mallorca’s deep-water soloing.

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REEL ROCK TOUR

The Reel Rock Film Tour, one of climbing’s greatest celebrations, returns to Belgium via streaming only, April 9th, 10th and 11th (encore weekend April 23rd, 24th and 25th) with 4 new films.

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Young Miko Announces the XOXO Tour 2024: Here Are the Dates

The trek is in support of her new album, Att.

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Just three weeks after releasing her debut studio album  Att. ,  Young Miko has announced she’s hitting the road in 2024 in support of the set.

Her nearly 20-date headlining tour will kick off on July 31 in Denver, Colo., at the Fillmore Auditorium, and will make stops major cities such as Los Angeles; Austin, Texas; New York City; Boston; and Atlanta before concluding in Hollywood, Fla., on Sept. 11 at the Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood.

Young Miko’s Debut Album ‘att.’ in Her Own Words

The news follows her recent Coachella debut performance , which took place on April 12 and 19, where she featured a gigantic boombox center stage.

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Miko’s forthcoming tour backs her new 16-track album — which features songs such as “Rookie of the Year,” “ID” and “Curita” — which debuted in the top 10 of the Top Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums  charts. She also reeled in collaborators such as Feid, Jowell & Randy, Elena Rose, Villano Antillano and Dei V for the album.

Tickets will be available starting with an artist presale on Wednesday (May 1) at 10 a.m. local time. Additional presales will run throughout ahead of the general onsale on Friday (May 3) at 10 a.m. local time via  LiveNation.com .

See her full tour dates below:

• 7/31   Denver, Colo.                     Fillmore Auditorium
• 8/3     Wheatland, Calif.              Hard Rock Live Sacramento
• 8/6     San José, Calif.                 San Jose Civic
• 8/9     Phoenix, Ariz.                    Arizona Financial Theatre
• 8/10   Las Vegas, Nev.                 Fontainebleau Las Vegas
• 8/12   San Diego, Calif.                Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre
• 8/15   Los Angeles, Calif.             Peacock Theater *
• 8/19   Austin, Texas                      Moody Amphitheater
• 8/20   Houston, Texas                  Smart Financial Centre
• 8/21   Irving, Texas                       The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
• 8/24   Rosemont, Ill.                     Rosemont Theatre
• 8/27   New York, N.Y.                    The Theater at Madison Square Garden
• 8/30   Bridgeport, Conn.              Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater
• 8/31   Philadelphia, Pa.                 The Met
• 9/1     Boston, Mass.                      Leader Bank Pavilion
• 9/4     Washington, D.C.                The Theater at MGM National Harbor
• 9/6     Atlanta, Ga.                          Coca-Cola Roxy
• 9/7     Orlando, Fla.                         Hard Rock Live
• 9/11   Hollywood, Fla.                    Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood

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Mick Jagger sounds off at New Orleans Jazz Fest, starting a feud with Gov. Jeff Landry

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Jeff Landry is between a rocker and a hard place.

Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger took a jab at the conservative Louisiana governor during the rock band’s sold-out performance Thursday at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.

“We’re a welcoming crowd, aren’t we?,” Jagger said to the thousands of festival attendees, per NBC affiliate WDSU . “I hope Mr. Landry is enjoying the show. He’s real inclusive, you know. He’s trying to take us back to the Stone Age.”

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Landry, who won Louisiana’s gubernatorial race with former President Trump’s backing last October, replaced former Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards to become the first Republican in the state’s top office since 2016. He has supported conservative legislation including strict abortion bans , harsher prison sentences and restrictions on gender-affirming care for minors .

On Thursday night, he delivered a lighthearted clap-back at Jagger, even quoting a Rolling Stones’ song. “You can’t always get what you want,” Landry wrote on X . “The only person who might remember the Stone Age is @MickJagger.”

Jagger, 80 , has been performing with the Rolling Stones for more than 60 years.

Landry, 53, finished his dig on a seemingly friendly note, writing, “Love you buddy, you’re always welcome in Louisiana!” and capping off the post with the hashtag #LoveMyCountryMusic.

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Jagger has yet to respond, but several of the rock legend’s fans were coming to his defense in responses to the X post.

“That’s Sir Mick Jagger to you Jeffy,” one user replied . “Landry is a national disgrace and everyone knows it,” another wrote .

But another person had the governor’s back, posting , “I was at Jazzfest and it fell flat on the track. Keep up the good work Jeff. Results will prove your [sic] on the right track.

Jazz Fest performances continue throughout the weekend, ending Sunday. A schedule is available on the festival’s website .

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