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Over the course of his career, Joji has become one of the industry’s most enthralling and enigmatic artists, with over 16 billion combined streams to date. Following on the heels of RIAA Platinum-certified single "Glimpse of Us," which broke several records, his new album SMITHEREENS expands on the melancholic yet powerful emotions of the breakout hit. Of the album, Billboard raved, "Anyone familiar with Joji's dulcet tones and emotionally revealing lyricism could have predicted that he'd become a solo star." SMITHEREENS follows his album Nectar, executive produced and arranged by Joji, which bowed out at #3 on the Billboard 200 album chart. Joji’s recently announced shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City and The Kia Forum in Los Angeles SOLD-OUT entirely during pre-sale less than a week after they were announced.

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Joji announces solo show in Thailand

The 88rising artist will perform at Muang Thong Thani's Thunder Dome in December

Joji will be performing in Thailand this December.

The 88rising artist is scheduled to play on December 8 at Muang Thong Thani’s Thunder Dome. Tickets are on sale in four tiers, for prices including 2,600, 3,200, 3,600, and 4,600 THB. Find tickets here.

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Joji’s Thailand performance comes as part of his ongoing tour in support of his upcoming album, ‘Smithereens’. As part of the tour, the R&B artist will also play dates in Indonesia and the Philippines, which come by way of his appearances at 88rising’s Head In The Clouds Festival.

The Japanese-Australian singer-songwriter will headline both editions of the festival: in Jakarta on December 3 to 4, and in Manila on December 9 to 10. Both editions will feature appearances by Rich Brian , NIKI , Jackson Wang , BIBI, ex-Day6 member eaJ , MILLI, Warren Hue, Ylona Garcia , as well as J-pop artists YOASOBI and Atarashii Gakko!.

The festival’s Indonesian leg will also feature (G)I-DLE, metal trio Voice of Baceprot and Kaskade, while Head In The Cloud’s Philippines line-up will specifically include Zack Tabudlo , as well as a special guest appearance from ZEDD.

Joji’s most recent release was the single ‘Yukon (Interlude)’, which he dropped earlier in August. The single followed his hit ballad, ‘Glimpse of Us’, which was released in June. ‘Smithereens’ – Joji’s third full-length effort – is due November 4.

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Joji brings to hold ‘pandemonium’ concert in manila this november.

JOJI has officially unveiled the much-anticipated “Pandemonium 2023 Asia Tour,” scheduled for Tuesday, November 28, 2023, at the Araneta Coliseum situated in Manila, Philippines.

Following the resounding success of JOJI’s extensive 22-city arena tour across the United States and his captivating performances in Australia and New Zealand, the highly acclaimed “Pandemonium Tour” is set to make its long-awaited debut in the heart of Asia.

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The tour’s journey will encompass destinations including Taipei, Bangkok, Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, and Singapore, promising an unforgettable experience for fans across the continent. Mark your calendars as ticket sales are slated to commence on Saturday, September 2nd, at 10 am local time, exclusively through www.insigniapresents.com or TicketNet outlets nationwide.

Joji Presents: Pandemonium 2023 Asia Tour ticket prices range from PHP 3,500 to PHP7,000 (exclusive of ticketing service fees and online charges). Special VIP experience & ticket packages range from PHP 18,030 to PHP 22,850.

JOJI’s third album, SMITHEREENS (2022) reached #1 on both the Billboard Top Alternative Albums and reached #5 on the Billboard 200. Lead single “Glimpse of Us” became his highest-charting single upon its debut, reaching #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the #9 spot on Mediabase’s Top 40 chart as his first-ever top 40 radio record.

The song has also received an RIAA platinum certification in the US. His second album, Nectar (2020) reached #3 on the US Billboard 200 and #1 on the ARIA Australian Albums. The certified Gold album saw JOJI collaborate with such popular artists as Diplo, Omar Apollo, Lil Yachty, and Yves Tumor.

JOJI PRESENTS: PANDEMONIUM 2023 ASIA TOUR Date: November 28, 2023 Venue: Araneta Coliseum, Manila, Philippines Ticketing Link: www.insigniapresents.com or at TicketNet outlets nationwide

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Following the resounding success of Joji’s extensive 22-city arena tour across the United States and captivating performances in Australia and New Zealand, the 31-year-old artist has officially unveiled the much-anticipated Pandemonium 2023 Asia Tour scheduled for November 28 at the Araneta Coliseum. 

The highly acclaimed Pandemonium Tour is making its long-awaited debut in the heart of Asia with stops in key cities including Taipei, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, and Singapore, 

Tickets are on sale exclusively through www.insigniapresents.com or TicketNet outlets nationwide (prices from P3,500 to P7,000, exclusive of ticketing service fees and online charges). Special VIP experience & ticket packages range from P18,030 to P22,850.

Joji’s third album, Smithereens (2022), reached #1 on both the Billboard Top Alternative Albums and #5 on the Billboard 200. The lead single, “Glimpse of Us,” became his highest-charting single upon its debut, reaching #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the #9 spot on Mediabase’s Top 40 chart as his first-ever top 40 radio record. The song has also received an RIAA platinum certification in the US.

His second album, Nectar (2020), reached #3 on the US Billboard 200 and #1 on the ARIA Australian Albums. The certified Gold album saw JOJI collaborate with popular artists such as Diplo, Omar Apollo, Lil Yachty, and Yves Tumor.

Ticketing Link: www.insigniapresents.com or at TicketNet outlets nationwide.

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Joji unveils highly anticipated album 'SMITHEREENS' — listen

Joji   is back!

On 4 November, the  'Glimpse Of Us'   hitmaker returned with the release of his highly anticipated album, SMITHEREENS via 88rising . The record comes as the follow-up to the critically acclaimed Nectar,  which dropped in 2020. 

MIDNIGHT pic.twitter.com/b4TexdpPvo — JOJI (@sushitrash) November 3, 2022

SMITHEREENS  features 9 tracks, including the previously released 'Glimpse Of Us' and  'YUKON (INTERLUDE)' . The record dropped alongside a music video for his lead single  'Die For You',  catch the premiere below. 

The album, which is divided into two sides, tells a story of contrast as Joji ventures into new sonic directions with wistful ballads while also paying homage to his experimental beginnings with lo-fi tunes.

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Joji recently just ended his  SMITHEREENS tour, which saw sold-out shows all across the US. The singer-songwriter is set to return to Asia this December for his headlining performances at Head In The Clouds Jakarta and  Head In The Clouds Manila , as well as a sold-out concert in Bangkok. 

Listen to Joji's  SMITHEREENS here. 

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10 Russian kremlins you need to visit at least once

You always thought that Kremlin is the name of that red brick castle in Moscow - well, it is, but it’s also a general Russian term for a citadel in medieval Rus. In fact, there were over 400 kremlins in medieval Russia, but only around 20 of them have been preserved. Here are ten most exciting Russian fortresses.

1. Veliky Novgorod: The 'Children’s' kremlin

Veliky Novgorod

Under the reign of Tsar Ivan IV “the Terrible”, Veliky Novgorod (330 miles north of Moscow) became embroiled in political discord. After receiving a tip-off that Novgorod was plotting to cut ties with Muscovy, Ivan IV sieged the mutinous city and subjected it to brutal repression. Legend has it that the carnage stopped only when a pigeon, having flown across many seas, perched on the cross at the top of the St. Sophia Cathedral and, having witnessed the violence below, turned to stone.

The legend allegedly has its roots in the Byzantine custom of crowning church crosses with iron pigeons, as the Byzantine Empire had a deep and lasting impact on young Muscovy Rus. Incidentally, Ivan IV's grandmother was Sophia Paleolog, who came from the last dynasty of Byzantine emperors.

Before the 14th century, it was called Detinets, or “fortress”, and accommodated the prince’s men-at-arms who were called “youngsters” or “children.” Along with the Moscow Kremlin, it is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.

2. The Tula kremlin: Southern stronghold and rival to Moscow

In the Time of Troubles after Ivan IV died, the Tula kremlin (112 miles from Moscow) came very close to replacing the Moscow Kremlin as the tsar’s residence. Here, False Dmitry I, who claimed to be the surviving younger son of Ivan IV, took the oath of allegiance from Russian boyars and nobility.

The Tula kremlin was erected by Italian architects who came to Tula, having completed the Moscow Kremlin. Historians say that the citadel was built by several different crews, explaining the apparent discrepancies between its walls.

3. Zaraysk: The smallest kremlin

The Zaraysk kremlin (93 miles from Moscow), was one of the few strongholds that remained loyal to the Moscow throne in the Time of Troubles (1598-1613). It was the smallest stone citadel in Muscovy Russia. From Zaraysk, Prince Dmitry Pozharsky set out with his volunteer army in the first attempt to rescue Moscow from Polish occupation.

Although the kremlin is modestly sized, an unexplored passage, believed to be connected a network of underground dungeons in one of the towers, has remained there. Despite many sieges, only once was the city ever captured, for a brief period during the Time of Troubles. Perhaps the strength of the citadel lies in the yet-to-be-discovered catacombs.

4. Kolomna: Prison for a false tsarina

In its prime in the 18th and early 19th century, the Kolomna kremlin (75 miles south of Moscow) was one of the biggest fortresses of its time. However, local residents took most of it apart, re-purposing the aging walls as construction materials. Only a decree from Tsar Nicholas I helped preserve what remained of the fortress.

The Kolomna kremlin had 17 towers, one of which was named after Marina Mniszech, the wife of False Dmitry I, who was reportedly incarcerated in the same tower in which she subsequently died. One of the legends, though, says that she did not die, but rather turned into a magpie and flew out the window. As a result, it was called Marina’s tower.

There is one more legend, however, linking the tower’s name to a local nun who was accused of being a lesbian, and who was subsequently put into the tower wall to protect other nuns from this ‘morbid’ temptation.

5. Tobolsk: Siberian exile

Tobolsk (1,500 miles east of Moscow) is home to Siberia’s only stone fortress. The kremlin contains a bell tower especially erected as a place of “exile” for the bell that sounded the alarm in the city of Uglich (145 miles north of Moscow) following the murder of Prince Dmitry, the real son of Ivan the Terrible. Upon orders from Prince Shuisky, the bell itself was subjected to a formal execution, the same way the process was applied to humans: its clapper (‘tongue’ in Russian) and canons (‘the ear of the bell' in Russian) were removed, and the bell itself was exiled to Siberia.

6. Kazan: An attraction for treasure hunters

The Kazan kremlin (500 miles east of Moscow) is a mouth-watering attraction for treasure hunters, as it was the seat of Tatar Khans who collected booty from other Russian principalities.

One of its key landmarks is the leaning Syuyumbike watchtower. As the legend goes, the dazzling beauty of Tatar queen Syuyumbike won the heart of the most brutal ruler of Muscovy, Ivan the Terrible. The Russian tsar offered his hand to Syuyumbike, but the proud queen refused. Ivan IV was enraged and stormed Kazan with his army. Syuyumbike had nothing left to do but to accept, or else feign acquiescence. For her wedding gift, she asked her relentless fiancé to build a tower in seven days, then proceeded to throw herself from the top of the tower during the wedding feast.

The site is also a UNESCO world heritage site.

7. Pskov: A sign from heaven

Pskov (450 miles west of Moscow) was the homeland of Princess Olga , known as the first of Russia’s ruling class to embrace Christianity, even before the large-scale baptism of Rus. Olga herself initiated the construction of the Pskov kremlin .

In the center of the fortress stands a church, which, according to legend, was commissioned by Olga after she saw three rays of light coming from the heavens and converging on a rocky headland where two rivers met. After this divine vision, the princess gave orders to build the Trinity Church and the citadel.

8. Nizhny Novgorod: A women's stronghold

Nizhny Novgorod

The stone citadel of Nizhny Novgorod (260 miles east of Moscow) was built in the 16th century. The fortress is reminiscent of a stone necklace spread over the slopes of the Chasovaya (Sentry) Hill. As one legend goes, in 1520, the Tatars planned to attack Nizhny Novgorod, but their plans were thwarted by a local woman who went outside the fortress with two buckets on a shoulder-yoke to fetch some water. Wielding this yoke, she clubbed to death 10 enemy scouts that happened to be near the walls, who had been examining the terrain before a massive assault. The Tatars listened to the survivors in awe: If women in this city were such fierce fighters, then what could they expect from its men? They thought better of their plans and retreated.

In the early 17th century, Nizhny Novgorod turned into the bastion of resistance to Polish invasion. A volunteer army led by Kuzma Minin and Prince Pozharsky marched from its gates, driving out Polish troops during the Time of Troubles and helping to keep Muscovy on the map.

9. Astrakhan: Leaning bell tower redressed

The Astrakhan fortress is where Ivan the Terrible took possession of the captured city of Astrakhan on the Caspian Sea coast. In the 19th century, this kremlin boasted one of Russia’s leaning towers, Varvatsiev Bell Tower. Practical Astrakhan photographers even started printing its pictures with the inscription “The leaning bell tower of the Astrakhan Cathedral.” Eventually, safety considerations prevailed over tourism prospects, and in 1910 the tower was torn down and replaced with a properly upright, albeit less elegant, structure.

10. Moscow: Residence of the Russian president

Our list would be incomplete without the most recognizable Kremlin of all, built in 1482 to replace a medieval white-brick fortress. Its most prominent feature is the Spasskaya Tower, home to the iconic Kremlin clock . Once a year, when the bell tower strikes 12, all of Russia clinks champagne glasses to usher in the New Year.

Today, the Kremlin is the residence of the Russian president. The Tsar Bell , the Tsar Cannon , the Taynitskaya (Secret) Tower and the Armoury Chamber inside its walls are all popular sights for tourists. The Moscow Kremlin ensemble is also a listed UNESCO world heritage site.

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