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Read MoreAfter a ton of teasing on social media, Governors Ball Music Festival have finally unveiled the lineup for their 2020 installment.
Released today, the festival will have headlining sets from Missy Elliott, Vampire Weekend, Flume, and Tame Impala. Other noticeable acts performing include Madeon, Girl Talk, and Foals. You can check out the full lineup below.
Tickets for the music festival go on sale to the general public tomorrow (January 17) at noon EST. Aside from general admission tickets, two tiers of VIP packages will be available. Newly released for the 2020 installment is the VIP Luxe package, which includes a luxury suite for main stage viewing and a private caterer.
Governors Ball 2020 will take place at Randall’s Island Park in New York City from June 5 through June 7.
Missy Elliott’s brand new Iconology EP is out today, and to celebrate, the Grammy winner unveiled the music video for “Throw It Back". The colorful visual features a guest appearance from singer/actress Teyana Taylor. You can watch the video and stream Iconology below.
On Monday, Elliott will be honored at the MTV Video Music Awards with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award. This award is given to those making major contributions in music. In “Throw It Back,” Elliott spits, “So many VMA's that I could live on the moon.” Aside from Monday’s win, the artist has earned seven VMA wins, including two for Video of the Year (2001’s "Lady Marmalade" and 2003’s "Work It"). Elliott is the first female rapper to gain this award.
It’s been 14 years since the release of Missy Elliott’s The Cookbook, and fans have been waiting for something new. Sure, she’s been featured in songs with Jack U, Fall Out Boy, and Busta Rhymes, but that’s not enough for some. Fortunately, the Grammy winner will be unveiling some new tunes at midnight.
The artist made the surprise announcement on social media today. Titled Iconology, the release is a throwback to “when music just felt good and made us want to dance”.
Next Monday, Elliott will be receiving the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the MTV Video Music Awards, which is being held inside Newark’s Prudential Center.