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Best Music Moment of 2023

Code: openly weeping and slyly recording alien boy's set at subT. sitting at sandy liang nyfw spring show and hearing harmony's "i am so lucky and nothing can stop me" while all of the bows in the world traipsed by. witnessing raphael and guillerme's post-dinner mid-80's french pop rock sing along session in chantilly. seeing phish cover "albuquerque" with gd by my side. christmas song jamon with Arden in central park on dec 24.

JD: August: Springsteen's rendition of "Nightshift" at Giants Stadium. October: Something made me want to listen to what I could only remember as a scary Ozzy Osbourne song they used to play on The Bear that went something like "Bury Nation." The actual lyrics upon figuring it out were so much more stupid and hilarious than I could have imagined. Got many delightful yuks and spins out of this jam.

November: Enjoying a wild stew of crass while spinning 100 gecs on my first ever stroll of the Vegas Strip.

Best Shows Seent in 2023

JD: 1. Bruce Springsteen at Giants Stadium 2. Panda Bear and Sonic Boom at Knockdown Center 3. Hamilton Leithauser at Cafe Carlyle 4. The Walkmen at Webster Hall 5. A. Savage at Bowery Ballroom 6. Beach Fossils at Knockdown Center 7. Aunt Puke and Goth Jafar at the Exhaus Latta after party at Jean's

Codeman: washer - alphaville 3EB - salt shed alien boy - subT future trash - subT basement the hold steady - salt shed phish - united center a. savage - bowery ballroom

Confession of 2023

Codem: it took a full eight months of encouragement to finally listen to 100 gecs because i was certain that they were going to sound like let's eat grandma.  i was wrong, they do not.  

Biggest Disappointment of 2023

JD: Happy Mondays cancelling their trip to the US after we were so pumped to get tickets.

Cig: i thought i could hold off on buying tix to see ovlov on a sunday night in chicago only to have the show sell out and i then spent a full 45 days trawling craigslist for a ticket that never appeared.

Most Overrated of 2023

Codem: i zigged when boygenius and caroline polachek thought i would zag

JD: Feel like I should be more into Wenzdee.

Make It Stop 2023

JD: It isn't even make it stop because it's over and there's no going back, but watching Travis Scott's "Circus Maximus" long form film was a fascinating study in the terminal stage of aesthetics that we're living through. Truly the most dispiriting experience of the TBH era.

Codemin: new blink album

Biggest TBH Regret of 2023

Code: not trying harder to see 100 gecs + liturgy in nyc

JD: Second the above. Also got some insane pangs of regret upon seeing the Billy Idol setlist at King's Theater and a clip of "Nicotine and Gravy" from Beck's MSG show.

Detective Murtaugh of 2023

Code: there was a WAOR-type song quoted during phish's tweezer and i cannot for the life of me figure out what it was. i've been wracking my brain weekly, but i can't seem to jar anything loose.  

JD: My most played song of the year was Charles Mingus - "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat."

Resolution for 2023 Status

Codem: -pony up and go see a show at salt shed. fever ray?  How It Went: seent two of em and neither were fever ray?! -load neil’s discography onto my phone. i’m too often humming his tunes and then can’t play powderfinger on the way home from the office. How It Went: subscribed to apple music just to get ol' shakey in my ears again

JD: More Lou. How It Went: Best: Songs For Drella Max Utility: Coney Island Baby Most Desired Cheap Copy at a Record Store: Legendary Hearts

Resolution for 2024

JD: Think I'm going to lean on The Smiths to get me through all the election miz this year.

Code Man: 1) expend similar effort in finding new music next year and try to stretch myself past the usual suspects 2) go to more shows on my nyc wknds

Most Anticipated of 2024

Code: i'm putting all of my eggs in the dom basket, everything else will be gravy

JD: I've got nothing, so let's double the cosmic pressure on Dom.

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Concert Review: Travis Scott’s Grand Show for AstroWorld Tour at Talking Stick Resort Arena

Cheapest Travis Scott TicketsTuesday night the Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, Arizona hosted the biggest, grandest show I have ever witnesses in my life. By the end of the Travis Scott's Astroworld Tour show, the crowd was overwhelmed. The show was all the Star’s efforts to bring back the same chill and thrill that he might have felt during one of his frequent visits to his favorite theme park Astroworld. Travis Scott Tickets Coupon can be benefited from by using the Ticket2concert website.

The album Astroworld name is also inspired by that same park. Astroworld theme park was demolished in 2005 due to certain reasons but remains fresh in the minds of people who whole heartily loved that place.

Anyhow, coming back to the concert, the theme of the concert was also set upped to be like of a theme park with a large Scott’s head statue at the back of the stage. The production was undoubtedly dedicated to theme parks from a working roller coaster ride to some of the other fun rides. You can get Travis Scott Concert Tickets Cheap at ticket2concert with ease. Visit now before you miss this chance.

Scott and some of his fans even rode the roller coaster, seeing the rapper performing at height was one of a kind experiences never seen before in any other rap production. Other visual effects were equally incredible amazing lasers, a variety of colors lights, and the absurd visuals of the large ocular screen at the stage’s back. 

There were statues of notable political personalities scattered on the stage with, cyberpunk skyscrapers with lettering in Cyrillic and Japanese Katakana, then there was this unbelievably beautiful butterfly motif reappearing every now and then. If you are looking for Cheap Travis Scott Concert Tickets there is no better source for them than ticket2concert. You’re your tickets now! Scott would go and stand in the middle of it to make it look like he has wings. There was also a huge bulky astronaut that appeared at the end of the show.

The full show featured just as amazing installation and visuals. The show featured songs from the Astroworld including "RIP SCREW," "STOP TRYING TO BE GOD,"  "SKELETONS," some harder tracks like "STARGAZING" and "NO BYSTANDERS" to slower cuts like "ASTROTHUNDER,” The show contained as many deep cuts, "Mamacita," "Don't Play," and "3500."

Scott has taken live rap to new kaleidoscopic heights with his tie-dye tour merch, and the light-headed, overcast songs. Buy your tickets from ticket2concert and get Travis Scott Tickets Discount. The most power-driven fact was that aside from the rides and the songs Scott showed candid admiration for his fans. This certainly highlighted excite that the crowed felt on being on this stimulating event. The crowed was going crazy jumping and singing along their favorite songs from the Astroworld album.

The only thing that I found quite strange was the stories that played at every set change was a series of memories or sibling being separated that didn't relate to any of the songs being played at the time, it was hard to figure out what were they trying to do. You can too enjoy Travis Scott’ fabulous performances live because Ticket2concert is offering Travis Scott Concert Tickets Cheap. Other than just that little slip, the show was a massive success. 

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Thursday Thrill: Get Ready for the Summer Festival Extravaganza!

Embrace the vibrant bloom of spring as the festival season unfolds before your eyes. June presents a captivating tapestry of music festivals, tantalizing culinary delights, and captivating cultural celebrations. It's a month bursting with opportunities to forge cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Step into the rhythm of the festivities, indulge in unforgettable experiences, and let the magic of this enchanting month weave its spell upon you. Get ready for a June like no other! NASS Festival 6 - 9 July Shepton Mallet has been the home to the Nass music & sports festival.  Spread across three-days, the huge festival site features over 11 stages are billed an enviable line up of global drum and bass. Beyond the music, NASS will return with epic skate and BMX competitions, with the biggest names on the international scene.   This is one festival thats stood the test of time, weathering all storms to return each year to a sell-out of crowd of festival loving people This year’s line-up includes a massive of live artist menu to keep ya dancing non-stop all weekend and long with Chase & Status, Wu-Tang Clan, Little Simz, Shy Fx, Flava D, Charlie Tee, Vibe Chemistry, Joel Corry, Nathan Dawe, Anna Marie, Jaguar Skills and many more. Tickets & More Info> nassfestival.com El Dorado Festival 6-9 July  A Spectacular Technicolour Playground of Music, Circus, and Cabaret! Prepare to be mesmerized as El Dorado Festival takes you on an unforgettable journey of music, circus performances, and cabaret delights. Organized by the brilliant minds behind Cirque du Soul, this festival exudes an open-minded energy that will leave you captivated. The lineup is a dazzling fusion of live and electronic acts, spanning genres such as disco, funk, soul, and dance. With renowned artists like KC and the Sunshine Band, Sampa the Great, and HAAI, you can expect an electrifying atmosphere that will keep you moving and grooving. Tickets & More Info> eldoradofestival.com/ Wireless Festival 7 - 9 July The is one big time festival where festival-goers get the best chance to see a lineup of music legends, leaning heavily on the side of rap, grime, hip-hop and R&B. Wireless is one of the stand out festivals on the annual music calender.  Which always features global music superstars from across the pond from all directions.  Festival goers are in for a treat as the festival destination is spread across to amazing entertainment UK cities, Birmingham & London back2back all weekend long.   Definitely one for the younger gens.  But absolutely everyone is welcome. This year’s Wireless festival includes 50 Cent, Black Sherif, D-Block Europe, Headie One, Travis Scott, Dj Target, K-Trap, Dreya Mac, Flo, Glorilla, Homixide Gang, Ken Carson, Kenny Allstar, Maria The Scientist, Metro Boomin, Nadia Jae, Remi Burgz, Yeat Tickets & More Info> wirelessfest.uk.com The Tidyland Weekender 7 – 10 July Back by years of popular demand The Tidyland Weekendr arrives this weekend for its mamouth mash up at Pontins Southport.  Everyone loves a cheap & cheerful weekend away although to take your break to the next level is a weekender at Pontin’s, where an all-star line-up of the hardest dance DJs is taking over for the three-days of non-stop raving.  It will 72 hours off from your life as you know it. As a crowd done their best raving gear and come together for the ultimate weekender in sunny Southport, Tidy style! No rest for the wicked. With a line-up of the biggest DJs from the hard dance music scene this is one festival for the upforit fittest. No sleep Till Monday! The music is fast and furious with impressive sets to be had from theTidy Boys, Laing, Lee Haslam. Lisa Pin Up, Jp & Jukesy, Bk, Sarah Gee, Rob Tissera, Technikal, Brad Pickle, Paul Maddox, Maria Healy, Jimmy Dean, Jon Hemming, Dj Danny Burch, M-Zone, Andy Farley, Anne Savage, Johnny Dangerous, Renegade System, Undergroove, Kutski, Miami House Party, Digital Mafia, Flash Harry, Adam Dixon, Spencer G and more. Tickets & More Info> tidyland.co.uk EXODUS The Ultimate Dance Music Celebration! 8-9 July Prepare for an extraordinary experience at EXODUS, the inaugural festival brought to you by the masterminds behind London's iconic nightclub, Fabric. This long-awaited party is set to take place in a secret outdoor location just outside the capital on July 8 and 9. Get ready to revel in the finest dance music artists, handpicked from Fabric's illustrious 23-year history. With renowned names like Ricardo Villalobos, Seth Troxler, Djrum, and Peach, the beats will be pulsating and the energy electric. Embrace the sun-soaked raving vibe with stylish ski sunglasses. Leave your expectations of bands behind, as EXODUS is all about celebrating the art of dance music. Prepare to be transported to a secret location near London, where the magic will unfold. Mark your calendars for and be part of a historic event that will redefine your festival experience. EXODUS is a party you won't want to miss! Tickets & More Info> exodus-festival.com/ WAH In The City 9 July Where> Docklands London The music label Worried About Henry paves the way for its 'In The City one day festival with one hella of a party at the Docklands in London. Hosting a line-up of only the best of top tear finery for the this fully loaded baseline one-day event.  From club promoters & one of the most stand out d'n'b dance music labels.  Let me be honest WAH has been leading the way on the circuit for years. So, you know this is going to be one hell of a showdown.  With 3 massive stages, a stellar production and over 40 acts its sure to be a sell-out. Andy C, Chase & Status, Dimension, Friction, Hybrid Minds, Wilkinson, Evil B, Flava D, Gentlemens Club, JAMIE DUGGAN, Logan D, Sub Zero, Kings of the Rollers, Problem Central, Macky Gee, Skepsis, DJ Q, Nicky Blackmarket, DJ Hazard, BassLayerz, Bladerunner, Harry Shotta, IC3, MC Shabba D, Ragga Twins Tickets & More Info> inthecity.london Noisily Festival 6 – 9 July Noisily Festival celebrates its 10th birthday in 2023 also a new festival site home of Barkestone Wood in Leicester.  Festival-goers head deep in the English countryside marking this one special year for a massive celebration encompassing all the festival delights or a memorable weekend. After 12 months of careful planning, the open-air live music event at Noisily Festival comes to life with a diverse and exciting program, showcasing the best electronic music across the weekend, including two new stages. Henri Bergmann, Goldie, Techno Duo Calessi & Sarah Kreis, Joris Voorn, John 00 Fleming, The Orb, The Mouse Outfit Soundsystem, Dekeldr, Trippy, Charlotte Devaney, Ace Ventura and many more. Tickets & More Info> noisilyfestival.com Bluedot Festival Where Music, Science, Art, and Comedy Collide! 20-23 July Get ready to be amazed at Bluedot Festival, where a unique backdrop awaits with the iconic Lovell Space Telescope standing tall. This weekend-long extravaganza seamlessly combines music, science, art, and comedy, creating an unparalleled experience. Last year, legends like Björk and Mogwai graced the stage, setting the bar high for this year's eclectic lineup. Featuring renowned artists such as Max Richter, Roisin Murphy, Grace Jones, and Dry Cleaning, Bluedot promises a diverse musical journey. Don't forget your VEJA trainers and big sunglasses to match the festival's effortlessly cool vibe. 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Cheap concert tickets for BTS

BTS World Tour: Love Yourself is the third worldwide concert tour headlined by South Korean band BTS to promote their Love Yourself series, including their Love Yourself: Her EP, Love Yourself: Tear studio album, and Love Yourself: Answer compilation album.

The group was recently the first Korean act to present at the Grammy Awards. During the Grammys red carpet, the K-pop sensation told Variety‘s Marc Malkin that they hope to work with a number of this year’s nominees, including Camila Cabello, Travis Scott, and Lady Gaga.

The tour kicks off on May 4 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles before traveling through Chicago, New Jersey, Brazil, London and France. It is scheduled to hit two stadiums in Japan the following July. The group has dates in Japan and Thailand scheduled for this and next month. Full dates appear below.

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// Google search Lainey Gossip Drake gets cut off February 11, 2019 at 3:31 PM by Kathleen Drake accepts the award for Best Rap Song for 'Gods Plan' during the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019, in Los Angeles 331327 This is the Grammys. Set those words to the tune of Childish Gambino’s “This Is America.” The track won Song of the Year and Record of the Year last night, making it the first rap song in HISTORY to win those categories. In its 60-year history, the Grammys only now found a rap song they deemed worthy of two of their biggest honours. These are Grammys that Drake has never won. He’d won 3 previous to this year’s show, but all had been in the “Rap” categories. Last night, “God’s Plan” won Best Rap Song. This is the Grammys. Drake’s history with the Grammys has been tepid at best. He did not submit More Life for consideration. In 2017, he didn’t show up to the ceremony to collect his two awards, again both for rap categories. Here’s what he said then about his Grammys. “Even though ‘Hotline Bling’ is not a rap song, the only category they can manage to fit me in is a rap category. Maybe because I’ve rapped in the past, or because I’m black, I can’t figure out why… I won two awards last night, but I don’t even want them. … It feels weird for some reason.” We’ve written about this in the past in reference to Jay-Z and Beyoncé, two living legends, two artists who put out two of the greatest albums of the past decade. Jay and Bey are constantly relegated to the “urban” categories. They didn’t show up to this year’s Grammys but they did win Best Urban Contemporary Album for Everything is Love. Drake has called out the Grammys in the past for their blatant disrespect of a genre that has kept the music industry afloat for years and their lack of reverence for a genre they use to make their show more entertaining through performances but rarely through awards. Cut to last night. Drake accepts his award and calls the Grammys out to their face. He wasn’t sitting in the audience. He refused to play the ‘stand in the crowd and give you cutaways’ game. He was waiting backstage when his name was called. He walked out smiling, clearly with his own plan in place. An early shot fired: “It’s actually the first time in Grammys history I actually am who I thought I was.” I didn’t know how to interpret that line at first. It was Lainey who suggested Drake was calling out the show for constantly relegating him to the Rap column. Then, I revisited his statement above. “The only category they can manage to fit me in is a rap category.” So, what he’s sarcastically getting at is that with this song – an ACTUAL rap song – it’s the first time the Grammys gave him recognition for “who [he] thought [he] was.” That was his first jab. His next swings were more deliberate. They landed, without any need for interpretation. “All my peers that make music from their heart that do things pure and tell the truth, I wanna let you know we're playing in an opinion-based sport, not a factual-based sport. So, it's not the NBA where at the end of the year you're holding a trophy because you made the right decisions or won the games... This is a business where sometimes it's up to a bunch of people who might not understand what a mixed race kid from Canada has to say or a fly Spanish girl from New York or anybody else… But my point is you've already won if you have people singing your songs word for word, if you're a hero in your hometown. Look, if there's people who have regular jobs who are coming out in the rain, in the snow, spending their hard-earned money to buy tickets to come to your shows, you don't need this right here. I promise you, you already won." Drake tries to say more but before he can throw another punch, the Grammys cut to commercial. The producers may try to say it wasn’t deliberate but up until that point in the show, the other winners were not cut off as abruptly. And you can’t ignore that just as Drake was reading the Grammys, it was conveniently time for a commercial break. Listen, Drake could have sat out the show altogether, like he’s done before and like Childish Gambino did last night, and Frank Ocean has done before them. No, he showed up with something to say. Drake turned down performing at the Grammys this year, as did Kendrick Lamar and Childish. Hip-hop artists seem to be fed up with the Recording Academy’s bullsh-t. I’m glad that Drake showed up to say his piece. I’m glad he stood up for a genre that he currently dominates. If the charts are any indication, Drake is the most relevant artist of today. He’s been criticized in the past for not using his platform to say anything substantial. Last night, Drake stepped up and dropped the mic. FINALLY. If I’m being picky, I just wish he had really gone for the jugular. If Drake was trying to say that the Grammys don’t care about black artists, I almost wish he had just said it – with gusto. In his own words, he said the Grammys weren’t relevant. He told his peers that these awards don’t matter and that they shouldn’t be looking to this show to validate them. He’s right. He shouted out Travis Scott and Cardi B, two black artists who put out two of the most pertinent albums of the year but were still pushed into their lanes of Rap or “Urban.” (Cardi was nominated for Album of the Year but didn’t win.) If Drake had been given more time to talk, maybe he would have called these injustices out by name. But instead of letting the man have his moment, the Grammys silenced him like they’ve been doing to the biggest artists in pop culture for years. Sounds like a real solid strategy in staying relevant. The Grammys cut off DRAKE. This is the Grammys. It’s poetic that Childish Gambino’s song about racial injustice in America is the first rap song to break the Grammys’ shutout of the genre. The song is telling America about itself. It won two of the Big Four awards on a night that Drake told the show about itself. It may be my favourite thing Drake has ever done. I’ll leave you with Hannah Giorgis for The Atlantic breaking down what Drake’s chess move says for the future of this flailing show. If Drake, that goofy and algorithm-friendly genre-bender of a rapper, is no longer willing to feign appreciation for the award, then who in hip-hop will care about its future? A WORD. Photos: Kevin Winter/ Kevin Mazur/ Robyn Beck/ Getty Images Drake accepts the award for Best Rap Song for 'Gods Plan' during the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019, in Los Angeles 331328Drake accepts the award for Best Rap Song for 'Gods Plan' during the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019, in Los Angeles 331329Drake accepts the award for Best Rap Song for 'Gods Plan' during the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019, in Los Angeles 331330Drake accepts the award for Best Rap Song for 'Gods Plan' during the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019, in Los Angeles 331331Drake accepts the award for Best Rap Song for 'Gods Plan' during the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019, in Los Angeles 331332Drake accepts the award for Best Rap Song for 'Gods Plan' during the 61st Annual Grammy Awards on February 10, 2019, in Los Angeles 331333  Tags: Drake , Grammy Awards 2019 , Maple Leaf , Music Smut Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston, 2004 331317 Jennifer Aniston’s two birthday exes Today is Jennifer Aniston’s 50th birthday. Her party was on Saturday, at the Sunset Tower. And as yo February 11, 2019 at 3:12 PM by Lainey meghan-thomas-11feb19.jpg 331334 Thomas Markle’s weekend dump I mean, it’s not like you weren’t expecting it, right? I was expecting it. Last week, when PEOPLE’s February 11, 2019 at 3:53 PM by Lainey Related on LaineyGossip Drake/Kanye 328675 Kanye reignites feud with Drake in Twitter rant Drake on his birthday 326175 Drake celebrates his birthday with 2000s themed party Matt Haag or “Nadeshot” and Drake 326124 Intro for October 24, 2018 drake-pusha-17oct18.JPG 325698 Pusha T brings the receipts for his side to Drake beef during Joe Budden interview Need a Distraction? Featured On LaineyGossip Rihanna joins Drake on stage in Los Angeles and he tells crowd she holds him down|Lainey Gossip Entertainment Update LaineyGossip|Drake and Rihanna reportedly stayed together at luxe rental in Malibu following LA concert Lainey Gossip Husband Illustrates Everyday Life With Wife In 19 Pictures. 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A #LiveNation source told says, “Nicki’s tour could be the most disappointing ticket sales of the year for any artist. These are big arenas with up to 20,000 capacities. Sales for opening night in Baltimore is 2,000 tickets. LA is 3,400, New Orleans 1,000, Denver 1,300, Chicago 3,900. Even her hometown Brooklyn is only 5,050.” Sources even said the #NickiMinaj tour is in danger of being canceled! Meanwhile, on Monday, Minaj went after #TravisScott and #KylieJenner on her Beats 1 show, “Queen Radio,” accusing them of manipulating the sales of his No. 1 album by using a well-known industry cheat of bundling free albums with cheap merchandise — like clothing and so-called tour passes — to bump up sales figures. Minaj fumed that Scott was “selling f - - king sweaters [and] tour passes” and parading daughter Stormi “for publicity.” She called Scott “ho n - - - a of the week,” ranting the alleged maneuver had put his “Astroworld” album at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 while her new album, “Queen,” debuted at No. 2. An industry insider said, “Nicki has gone off the rails. She can’t take it that she sold less records than #CardiB (who’s stealing her thunder big time) in her first week; she can’t take it that Travis beat her to No. 1. Her ticket sales for her tour are in the toilet, and it’s making her even more crazy.” (via PageSix.com) https://ift.tt/2o0oBat

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Airlines Could Reveal Strategies to Impede Spirit and Frontier — Travel This Week

The Big Three U.S. airlines have been heavily discounting to thwart the rise of Spirit and Frontier airlines. Pictured are Frontier planes on September 11, 2012. Frontier

Skift Take: It will be interesting to see whether American and United can continue discounting to the degree they've been doing now that Hurricane Harvey has added vigor to already-rising fuel prices. With the likes of little Norwegian Air bringing its low fares across the Atlantic, this promises to likewise raise blood pressure levels in legacy airline boardrooms.

— Dennis Schaal

We apologize for not predicting in these pages last week that the longtime CEO of Expedia Inc. would secretly answer job interview questions at Uber the previous weekend, leave $200 million in stock options on the table, and pose for selfies with Arianna Huffington and Uber founder Travis Kalanick as the ride-sharing company’s new chief executive by Wednesday.

Sorry, that wasn’t in our forecasting bag of tricks. But we will be analyzing the developments on Thursday in a Skift call if you want to join us.

After a week of nonstop news like that, we admit we don’t precisely know how everything this week will turn out. The way things are going, perhaps the Priceline Group CEO will take over the corner office suite at Airbnb, and maybe Alibaba will buy TripAdvisor. You never know.

As major airlines try to get their flight schedules through Houston back on track following Hurricane Harvey, and gas prices spike because refineries got swamped, we’ll take a look at other stuff going on this week. As always, you can view all of our Travel This Week posts here.

Will the Cheap Fares Last?

Many of the most influential U.S. airlines will present Wednesday at Cowen’s 10th Annual Global Transportation Conference. Look for most executives to talk about the fare environment — or specifically what they’re doing to try to thwart discount carriers like Frontier and Spirit airlines from growing successfully.

In recent weeks, we’ve seen major airlines discount considerably in off-peak periods, even, in some cases, on close-in fares. United Airlines has been selling Chicago-New York fares for as low as $45. Yes, those are Basic Economy fares so they’re heavily restricted, and business travelers avoid them. But they’re still cheap. (United even told Bloomberg recently it was selling seats on some routes for as low as $20 one way.)

Investment analysts generally know why airlines are discounting. It’s a competitive business, and all airlines want to maintain their share. And at least two carriers — American Airlines and United — are better-positioned than they were this time last year, when neither had a Basic Economy product to sell.

But expect to see some questions about how long all these cheap fares will last. Some analysts have wondered whether it’s time for all airlines to raise fares a little bit.

“We believe that even though Spirit is largely responsible for setting the pricing floor in the industry (along with other ultra low cost carriers), that floor itself could be moved higher without meaningful customer share attrition,” Jamie Baker, of J.P. Morgan, wrote in a recent report.

Airlines schedule to participate include American, United, Delta, Southwest and Alaska.

The carriers might also be able to share a rough estimate of how much money Hurricane Harvey has cost them. United, with a major hub at Houston Intercontinental, will be most affected, while Southwest,with  its its large operation at Houston Hobby, will also take a hit.

Asked on August 26, whether he’s concerned about the fallout, United President Scott Kirby said the airline was more concerned with its people than its finances. “The financial impact is going to be what it is,” he said. Brian Sumers

Pressure on Jet Fuel Prices

Airline executives at the Cowen conference and elsewhere will be addressing how Harvey disrupted the work at jet fuel refineries in the U.S. South. On Thursday, Colonial Pipeline, a key pipeline for carrying jet fuel and other petroleum products from a Gulf Coast refining hub to the East Coast, shut down due to the aftereffects of the storm.

Jet fuel prices — along with gasoline prices at the pump for Labor Day weekend — surged. Jet fuel prices were up 41 percent since June 21, according to Bloomberg.

Airlines are likely to pass much of that cost spike along to passengers in the form of higher ticket prices. Most airlines do use financial instruments called hedges to ensure against sudden spikes. But there is a limit to how well so-called fuel swaps tied to either jet fuel or crude oil prices can cover surprise disasters like Harvey. Sean O’Neill

Just in Time for Hydrogen Bomb Testing

The U.S. ban on citizen travel to North Korea kicked in September 1 — a couple of days before the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea announced it had tested a hydrogen bomb. Adventure travel indeed has its limits.

Summer Visa Work Program Could Be Axed

We undoubtably will hear word this week on whether the Trump administration is gutting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program for immigrant children born in the United States, but some observers likewise expect to soon learn more, possibly this week, where the White House will eliminate the J-1 visa Summer Work Travel program. 

The program has been on the chopping block since earlier this year, and if eliminated would have a big impact on many travel brands that use seasonal employees. Daniel Peltier

Kayak Consults as Some Momomondo Workers Start Packing

Kayak, which acquired Momondo in July, began a formal two-week redundancy consultation process with 47 Momondo and Cheapflights employees whose jobs are in jeopardy because of the  synergies that come with such deals. The process is required in the UK following major transaction like this.

In theory, some of the employees could retain their jobs if Kayak can find appropriate positions for them elsewhere in the organization. We — and they — are not very hopeful, though, and the vast majority likely will soon be out of work. It goes without saying that we feel the pain of these longtime employees. To articulate our feelings further would indeed be redundant.

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Airlines Could Reveal Strategies to Impede Spirit and Frontier — Travel This Week

The Big Three U.S. airlines have been heavily discounting to thwart the rise of Spirit and Frontier airlines. Pictured are Frontier planes on September 11, 2012. Frontier

Skift Take: It will be interesting to see whether American and United can continue discounting to the degree they've been doing now that Hurricane Harvey has added vigor to already-rising fuel prices. With the likes of little Norwegian Air bringing its low fares across the Atlantic, this promises to likewise raise blood pressure levels in legacy airline boardrooms.

— Dennis Schaal

We apologize for not predicting in these pages last week that the longtime CEO of Expedia Inc. would secretly answer job interview questions at Uber the previous weekend, leave $200 million in stock options on the table, and pose for selfies with Arianna Huffington and Uber founder Travis Kalanick as the ride-sharing company’s new chief executive by Wednesday.

Sorry, that wasn’t in our forecasting bag of tricks. But we will be analyzing the developments on Thursday in a Skift call if you want to join us.

After a week of nonstop news like that, we admit we don’t precisely know how everything this week will turn out. The way things are going, perhaps the Priceline Group CEO will take over the corner office suite at Airbnb, and maybe Alibaba will buy TripAdvisor. You never know.

As major airlines try to get their flight schedules through Houston back on track following Hurricane Harvey, and gas prices spike because refineries got swamped, we’ll take a look at other stuff going on this week. As always, you can view all of our Travel This Week posts here.

Will the Cheap Fares Last?

Many of the most influential U.S. airlines will present Wednesday at Cowen’s 10th Annual Global Transportation Conference. Look for most executives to talk about the fare environment — or specifically what they’re doing to try to thwart discount carriers like Frontier and Spirit airlines from growing successfully.

In recent weeks, we’ve seen major airlines discount considerably in off-peak periods, even, in some cases, on close-in fares. United Airlines has been selling Chicago-New York fares for as low as $45. Yes, those are Basic Economy fares so they’re heavily restricted, and business travelers avoid them. But they’re still cheap. (United even told Bloomberg recently it was selling seats on some routes for as low as $20 one way.)

Investment analysts generally know why airlines are discounting. It’s a competitive business, and all airlines want to maintain their share. And at least two carriers — American Airlines and United — are better-positioned than they were this time last year, when neither had a Basic Economy product to sell.

But expect to see some questions about how long all these cheap fares will last. Some analysts have wondered whether it’s time for all airlines to raise fares a little bit.

“We believe that even though Spirit is largely responsible for setting the pricing floor in the industry (along with other ultra low cost carriers), that floor itself could be moved higher without meaningful customer share attrition,” Jamie Baker, of J.P. Morgan, wrote in a recent report.

Airlines schedule to participate include American, United, Delta, Southwest and Alaska.

The carriers might also be able to share a rough estimate of how much money Hurricane Harvey has cost them. United, with a major hub at Houston Intercontinental, will be most affected, while Southwest,with  its its large operation at Houston Hobby, will also take a hit.

Asked on August 26, whether he’s concerned about the fallout, United President Scott Kirby said the airline was more concerned with its people than its finances. “The financial impact is going to be what it is,” he said. Brian Sumers

Pressure on Jet Fuel Prices

Airline executives at the Cowen conference and elsewhere will be addressing how Harvey disrupted the work at jet fuel refineries in the U.S. South. On Thursday, Colonial Pipeline, a key pipeline for carrying jet fuel and other petroleum products from a Gulf Coast refining hub to the East Coast, shut down due to the aftereffects of the storm.

Jet fuel prices — along with gasoline prices at the pump for Labor Day weekend — surged. Jet fuel prices were up 41 percent since June 21, according to Bloomberg.

Airlines are likely to pass much of that cost spike along to passengers in the form of higher ticket prices. Most airlines do use financial instruments called hedges to ensure against sudden spikes. But there is a limit to how well so-called fuel swaps tied to either jet fuel or crude oil prices can cover surprise disasters like Harvey. Sean O’Neill

Just in Time for Hydrogen Bomb Testing

The U.S. ban on citizen travel to North Korea kicked in September 1 — a couple of days before the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea announced it had tested a hydrogen bomb. Adventure travel indeed has its limits.

Summer Visa Work Program Could Be Axed

We undoubtably will hear word this week on whether the Trump administration is gutting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program for immigrant children born in the United States, but some observers likewise expect to soon learn more, possibly this week, where the White House will eliminate the J-1 visa Summer Work Travel program. 

The program has been on the chopping block since earlier this year, and if eliminated would have a big impact on many travel brands that use seasonal employees. Daniel Peltier

Kayak Consults as Some Momomondo Workers Start Packing

Kayak, which acquired Momondo in July, began a formal two-week redundancy consultation process with 47 Momondo and Cheapflights employees whose jobs are in jeopardy because of the  synergies that come with such deals. The process is required in the UK following major transaction like this.

In theory, some of the employees could retain their jobs if Kayak can find appropriate positions for them elsewhere in the organization. We — and they — are not very hopeful, though, and the vast majority likely will soon be out of work. It goes without saying that we feel the pain of these longtime employees. To articulate our feelings further would indeed be redundant.