Apple Releases New Video Featuring iTunes Festival 'Moments'

Apple today published a new YouTube video highlighting some of the best moments of its 2013 iTunes Festival in London, which featured 60 artists over the course of 30 days.


Artists that performed included Lady Gaga, The Lumineers, Queens of the Stone Age, Kings of Leon, Vampire Weekend, Robin Thicke, Justin Timberlake, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and Jack Johnson.

Though the festival was limited to attendees in the U.K. who won a free ticket via an iTunes lottery system, Apple also provided access through its iTunes Festival app and a dedicated channel on the Apple TV.

The festival will come to a close on September 30 with a performance from Katy Perry. Apple is expected to release a live EP from the show through the iTunes Store after the event ends, as it has done each year.

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AngerDanger Avatar
162 months ago
Meanwhile, at the Samsung Music Festival…

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162 months ago
The festival will come to a close on September 30 with a performance from Katy Perry
How convenient, hearing Katy Perry makes me want to stop listening to music.
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BruceEBonus Avatar
162 months ago
I feel sorry for the younger generation who consider this a "music" festival. But that's the Simon Cowell curse of image first, talent later legacy he and the other 'moguls' peddled. Sigh....
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JohnnyQuest Avatar
162 months ago
Lady SlayGa

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162 months ago
I feel sorry for the younger generation who consider this a "music" festival. But that's the Simon Cowell curse of image first, talent later legacy he and the other 'moguls' peddled. Sigh....
HUH?

Sigur Ros, Queens Of The Stone Age, Arctic Monkeys, Kings Of Leon, Elton John, Chic, Primal Scream...PIXIES!!!
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JoshGlzBrk Avatar
162 months ago
I feel sorry for the younger generation who consider this a "music" festival. But that's the Simon Cowell curse of image first, talent later legacy he and the other 'moguls' peddled. Sigh....

???
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