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SNARL unveils dystopian visuals for his Prodigy “No Good (Start The Dance)” remix!

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Immerse yourself in a high-voltage sonic experience as London producer / DJ / artist SNARL unveils an amazing visual for his electrifying remix of “No Good” by The Prodigy.

As skyscrapers warp into sweaty dancefloors, SNARL creates a neon-lit space age dystopian world with his own brand of animation that explores new dimensions of the remix.

Don’t miss out on this exhilarating video – turn up the volume and let SNARL’s remix of “No Good” take you on a journey.  

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sombr Brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Scotiabank Arena on November 16

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sombr performing live on stage during the You Are The Reason tour, holding a microphone.
sombr performs live on the You Are The Reason tour. Photo courtesy of sombr.

Toronto gets one of the last stops on the biggest breakout run in pop. sombr brings his You Are The Reason Tour to Scotiabank Arena on Monday, November 16, with Dove Cameron and Hannah Jadagu opening the night.

The show starts at 7:00 PM, and the Toronto date sits near the end of a 37 show North American arena tour. The run opened in July at the Pepsi Center in Mexico City and closes at Madison Square Garden in sombr’s hometown of New York City, which makes the Scotiabank Arena stop one of the final chances to catch the tour before it wraps.

The rise behind the tour is real. sombr is a Grammy nominee for Best New Artist, and his debut album I Barely Know Her turned one year old this fall. In April he made his Coachella debut, a set the tour announcement noted for a special guest appearance from Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins. Since then the You Are The Reason show has been traveling, and his own tour posts from the road have shown packed rooms and a singer who treats every stage like it is the one that matters.

Toronto’s support lineup is part of the draw. Dove Cameron brings her own pop following to the bill, and Hannah Jadagu opens, giving the night three distinct voices before the headliner takes the stage. Support has rotated across the tour, with names like Interpol, The Last Dinner Party and Tom Odell appearing in other cities, and the Toronto pairing of Cameron and Jadagu is set for this date only.

For an artist who was writing songs alone in his room not long ago, an arena in downtown Toronto on a Monday night says plenty about how far the music has traveled. Tickets for the November 16 show are available through Ticketmaster.

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