Ape Rave Club Performed At Tomorrowland Music Fest: What Does This Mean For Web3?
Tomorrowland; one of the biggest EDM festivals on the planet, welcomed the first-ever NFT artist to perform at this festival. Ape Rave Club captured the attention of the global dance-music community, which was seen by over half a million fans.
The exciting and groundbreaking performance was the first of its kind, and a one-of-a-kind visual spectacle as Ape Rave Club bridges the physical world with the metaverse.
Steve Aoki also made a presence! He wore a jacket with the image of a bored ape on the back.
nft now posted a picture on Instagram saying: “@aperaveclub made its debut today on the main stage of Belgium’s @tomorrowland, one of the biggest dance music festivals in the world. 🙌 Which festival will NFTs take over next?”
According to reports, the concert was headed by an “NFT Artist.”
Ape Rave Club released photos of the performance on their Twitter account, showing an artist wearing a BAYC NFT mask performing music with the caption “A @BoredApeYC on the @tomorrowland main stage. We are just getting started! 🍌🔊”
A @BoredApeYC on the @tomorrowland main stage. We are just getting started! 🍌🔊 pic.twitter.com/pdOIiAUXoX
— Ape Rave Club 🍌🔊 (@aperaveclub) July 24, 2022
Tomorrowland and NFTs
Tomorrowland, a well-known music event, has been being held for the last 17 years. However, Tomorrowland is now entering the NFT arena with its Medallion of Memoria collection, which will grant unique admission to its events, according to a recent blog on its website.
So what does this mean for Web3?
Tomorrowland and Ape Rave Club collaborating might be seen as a minor step toward Web 3.0. It remains to be seen if this will signal a dramatic change in entertainment toward a “decentralized internet.”
For the time being, the wider cryptocurrency and NFT industry are in a highly restrained phase, with asset values falling drastically.
Only time will tell if Ape Rave Club’s NFT artist status will have a long-term impact.
About Ape Rave Club
Ape Rave Club is one of the world’s first blockchain artists. The idea of Bored Ape Yacht Club, one of the most popular NFT communities in the world, with members including Steph Curry, Mark Cuban, Justin Beiber, and Paris Hilton. They join Wuki’s Wobblebug as one of the world’s first decentralized artists, with intentions to distribute original music via NFT platforms.
Ape Rave Club is here to introduce a new generation of musicians to the world of electronic music. They are delighted to define the future of music on web3 with the support of some of the most interesting producers and creatives in dance music and NFTs.
Tomorrowland’s website indicates that Ape Rave Club is tied to the iconic BAYC (Bored Ape Yacht Club) NFT project, which is established on the Ethereum blockchain. According to Tomorrowland’s blog, BAYC #9184 is also behind the Ape Rave Club. Ape Rave Club has made headlines following a recent performance on Tomorrowland’s stage.
In other news…
Ape Rave Club also released a new single “Dance Alone”
Ape Rave Club showcases a clean-cut modern production approach with distorted vocals that create a mesmerizing trance while a rhythmic kick keeps a solid tech-house beat, as one would expect from a rising generation artist.
While the first intriguing build collapses into jackin’ electronic bursts with strong basslines, Ape Rave Club surprises with vibrant keys that pay homage to early dance music traditions.
Ape Rave Club is an artist to keep an eye on, with the possibility of NFT drops with real-world utilities, extraordinary experiences, and an entirely new method to combine the music business with blockchain technology.
With Ape Rave Club’s appearance on Tomorrowland’s stage, he just made history, and many more will follow in the artist’s footsteps as he raises the bar.
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