Fans of live music in USA are always in search of concerts that are approaching every year. As, the year 2019 is oncoming towards the summer, the season of concerts is anticipated soon. Here is a list of the most popular concerts of the following year. Prediction of some USA music tours in the year 2019 have already been announced so let's find out when is your favorite artist going to perform this year.

AC/DC

A recent click of Angus Young and Stevie Young in a recording studio in Vancouver has ignited sparks among the USA fans that the band might return for AC/DC with new albums. A tour of this band might not occur in this year but we surely expect a new album release. Therefore, you might hear the good news just keep checking.

Adele

Adele, who has a massive fan following in USA is waiting for the good news of the concert. Well, there is possibly some good news for you, if you are one of the Adele fans, that there might be an Adele tour to take place in 2019 and she is also planning for a new album. According to USA news reports, Adele mentions herself as a home singer rather than someone who loves to perform in concerts. But she is one of the most demanding music star of this generation, and it is unlikely of her not to have any tours. Her album is said to be released in the end of year 2019, therefore you can expect a tour in 2020.

BlackPink

The BlackPink (in photo) has already announced its presence in the 2019 world tour and the majority of the tour will focus on Asian concerts. BlackPink will be coming to USA, according to the teaser of the tour dates which were released on the social media. This all girls KPOP could possibly have the biggest tour in their career.

BTS

BTS was the first band to book an entire USA stadium, when the news broke the internet in October 2018. This band has lately received a massive amount of popularity in the recent years in USA. The band will hit the roads of United States in spring of 2019.

Carrie Underwood

The former winner of American Idol has announced the 2019 tour with the title “Cry pretty”. The tour will start from May with a series of concerts. So, all the fans in USA, go and grab the tickets before you miss this amazing opportunity.

Cher

Cher has also announced her tour in the year 2019.

Def Leppard

The band released a teaser showing a glimpse of their tour's date on their twitter account, spilling the reports that a tour might be in progress.

Disturbed

In the year 2015, Disturbed ended their four-year gap by the release of their album “Immortalized”. After, another break the band seems to hit the music industry with a new album called Evolution. Keep your fingers crossed for a tour, from this band.

Drake

This musician is famous for his hit summer tours either as a solo artist or in collaboration with other artists. USA is expecting to see him on the roads this year.

Ed Sheeran

Last but not the least, USA fans keeps your fingers crossed as this amazing British singer might hit the roads of USA for a tour in 2019. He has dates of a European tour as well in the following year.

With so many music festivals taking place in America every year, from the world famous Coachella and Burning Man to the much lesser known and more humble Mountain Jam in Hunter, NY, it's hard to keep track of everything that's happening every summer.

Once more, once you pass the threshold of the festival gates, it's a new world, and for those festival first-timers, it helps to have a bit of knowledge before you embark on your big weekend. While every festival in terms of it's vibes, it's atmosphere, it's agenda and it's people, there are some general tips that should apply to most of them which will help you through the festival season, wherever you decide to go.

Be prepared for all weather conditions - while you can look at the weather and try to prepare yourself according to the forecast, if you're at a festival for an entire weekend there is always the chance that the forecast could change or just be wrong. It pays to have warm clothing, particularly if you are camping or sleeping in your vehicle, as well as waterproofs for any spots of rain you may have to endure. As well as this, make sure you have light clothing, sunglasses and, of course, sunscreen to protect yourself from the burning sun. It may sound like you are preparing for a difficult hike, but in reality you will be outside all day, much like on a difficult hike, and with the correct preparation, some damp weather doesn't have to dampen your festival mood. Also, be prepared to ruin your shoes, and any other clothing you take with you.

Remember where you parked - this may sound a little stupid, but remembering the letter and number of your lot might seem like an easy task until you have been dancing and singing your heart out for three days, focussing on your diet and trying to avoid the portaloos. Some of these festivals can host in excess of 50,000 people, and trying to find your car in an ocean of automobiles at the end of the weekend after you have forgotten where you left it can be a nightmare. Make a note on your phone, or somewhere safe if you don't think you will have phone battery at the end. It only takes a second and could save you hours of time. Sometimes it also pays to mark your tent with a flag or something memorable so that you know it's yours at the end of the day.

Drinking - okay, so many people go to festivals to really party, and that's okay, but maybe it's best not to become blackout drunk to the point you can't remember your favourite artist's 40 minute set. Some festivals have restrictions on alcohol that you can take in, and to purchase it inside the perimeter is very expensive. Pace yourself and your body will be very thankful for your efforts. On a side note, make sure to drink plenty of water and to stay hydrated - dancing in the sun all day can be dangerous if you don't have enough water in you.

Eating - Food at festivals is often very expensive and very heavy. Eat light and healthy, fruit and muesli bars will go a long way, and might help you to avoid those awful toilets that everybody dreads.

Stick together - Festivals can be very huge places, and maybe you won't have any battery on your cellphone due to taking excessive photos and texting your friends about a new band that you just discovered. Try to stick in pairs at the very least, and if you do have to seperate, make sure to specify an exact place and time to meet again, or, much like your lost car in the parking lot, you could spend hours feeling a little lost and jaded. What's more, isn't a festival experience so much better when you're together?

Williamstown Theatre in USA has announced a festival season of 2019 featuring five premiers. These five premiers will cover performances by Uma Thurman, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jane Kaczmarek, S. Epatha Merkerson, and more. This theater has been promoting art since the year 1954 and the festival holds the title of being a winner in Tony Awards 2002 and 2011 Massachusetts Cultural Council Commonwealth.

The artistic director Mandy Greenfield shared a statement regarding the launch of this festival in 2019. In a duration of only eight weeks, the festival will unveil some of the most outstanding yet remarkable theater makers in USA and the world will be able to feel the intensity in their lives. Since the script shows some magnificent work done by the playwrights of the Western theatrical cannon. The season will start off with the play “A Raisin in the Sun” on June 25 till July 13 by Lorraine Hansberry. The story is about a black family who resides in the city of Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood back in the era of 1950s. Leading cast of this play is S. Epatha Merkerson and Francois Battiste, while being directed by one of the most outstanding directors of all time Robert O'Hara.

Next premier show will be of Bess Wohl's Grand Horizons featuring from July 17 till July 28. The play revolves around a French couple, who lives a happy married life since the past 50 years but suddenly the play comes to a twist when the couple land in the eponymous senior living community. The characters leading this play are Mary Steenburgen and Jesse Tyler Ferguson and it is directed by Leigh Silverman. The season continues with the premier of Ibsen's Ghosts from 31st of July to 18th of August. The story is translated by Paul Walsh, acted by Uma Thurman and is directed under the guidance of Carey Perloff. The story revolves around a mother who interferes, when she catches her son who returns home and is caught flirting with their family maid.

The festival follows with the premier of Jonathan Payne's “A Human Being of a Sort” which will be held from 26th of June till 11th of July. The story covers true incidents of an African American lawbreaker assigned with protecting a Congolese pygmy in the Bronx Zoological Park in the period of 1906. The play will be directed by Whitney White. Sylvia Khoury's Selling “Kabul” will be premiered on the 10th of July till 21st of July. It is a drama about a former linguist of the military of USA existing while hiding from the Taliban. The cast featuring this play are Omar Metwally, Marjan Neshat, and Babak Tafti under the directorship of Tyne Rafaeli.

After this the next featuring premier will be of “Tell Me I'm Not Crazy” on July 24th to 3rd August. This play has a comedy story by Sharyn Rothstein focusing on a man's purchase of a firearm and how the two generations of his family opposes the fact that what values does sacrifice and success hold in America in the current era. The play will be directed by Stuelpnagel and the cast will include Mark Feuerstein, Jane Kaczmarek and Nadine Malouf.

The entire festival in USA will end with the premier of “Before the Meeting”, which will be held from 7th Aug to 18th of August. It is a story of a recovery of a woman when her separated grand -daughter opens her old wounds.

An eclipse usually refers to an astronomical event when either the moon or the sun is partially or totally obscured by another object. Normally, when people use the term, they refer to a solar eclipse, when the sun is blocked by the moon as it passes between the two entities, casting a shadow over the earth, but more frequently we witness lunar eclipses, when the moon passes through the earth's shadow in it's fullest state, and can usually be observed from a greater area than a solar eclipse, in fact usually an entire hemisphere.

Eclipses are visually striking events, and observes and photographers worldwide take the time to watch and to truly capture the aesthetics. When it comes to lunar eclipses, the best viewing locations are the ones without any light pollution, so grab your camera and a tripod and drive out into the wilderness. National parks such as Yosemite, Joshua Trees and The Grand Canyon are fantastic locations to distance yourself from the city lights and to observe the night sky. While you will still be able to witness the eclipse from downtown LA, the view won't be nearly as clear.

When it comes to a solar eclipse, these can be observed from pretty much anywhere. Again, if there is a lot of a pollution, light or physical, this can soften the dramatic view, but as long as you have a clear view of the sky, you shouldn't have any problems. One thing to remember, only when observing the solar eclipse, is that you shouldn't look directly into the sun for the safety of your vision. There are special glasses you can purchase from many different outlets towards the date of a solar eclipse. Regular sunglasses can still be dangerous to use, and looking at the sun through a camera lens is also very dangerous. Also, make sure you remove your glasses while looking away from the sun. It is safe to remove them during a total solar eclipse during the moment that the sun is completely blocked out, and everything suddenly goes dark, but you should replace them over your eyes as soon as the light begins to reappear.

Obviously, visibility of the events depends very largely on the weather, more so than the pollution status of the observation area. Keep an eye on the forecasts of a view good areas for viewing the eclipse in your proximity to make sure you have the best chance at viewing the astronomical phenomenons.

On the 21st August, 2017, there was a total solar eclipse visible in the US, which was quite a rare event. There was also one on January 2019, but only slightly visible from the southernmost states of America as that will occured mostly over South America and the South Pacific. The next total solar eclipse to be visible from all over North America won't occur until 2024.

As mentioned before, lunar eclipses are much more common. This 2019, skywatchers in a few locations on Earth will have three opportunities to see a solar eclipse, a celestial event in which the moon briefly appears to take a chunk out of the sun. A total solar eclipse will occur on July 2, 2019. Nearly two years after the Great American Solar Eclipse of 2017, the world will once again have a chance to experience totality. A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon's apparent diameter is larger than the Sun's, blocking all direct sunlight, turning day into darkness. This total solar eclipse will be visible from small parts of Chile and Argentina just before sunset. Some regions in the Pacific and in South America, including locations in Ecuador, Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay will see a partial solar eclipse.