14 DAY TRIAL // With all the Apple news and products, some of you may have forgotten about the ongoing show in London. The iTunes Festival has been on for 10 days and we have already seen some good names on that stage. But the great names didn't even start to show up yet.
On September 9 Sam Smith was on. The pop artist's performance can now be seen in iTunes for free, for a limited time. The iTunes editors have divided that into a few videos of his well-known songs – "I'm not the Only One," "Stay with me," and "Lay me down." You can also get a bunch of photos from the concert or check out his albums and bestseller songs.
On Wednesday night, a band and an artist will go up on the stage at the historic London Roundhouse. First of all, coming up at 6:45pm GMT, Jungle will be on in iTunes and on your Apple TV.
They have been described as one of the most enigmatic bands to emerge from Britain in the past several years. Their music is influenced by disco and funk, and they will most probably perform their songs from their newly released album from back in July.
Following Jungle, Pharrell Williams is ready to take over the iTunes festival crowd at 8pm GMT. The father of the well-known single "Happy" and hits like "Blurred Lines" (with Robin Thicke) and Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" has received numerous awards and even an Oscar nomination.
Pharrell Williams was the mastermind producer behind some of the greatest pop, hip-hop and r&b songs of the last decade, including some great ones from Justin Timberlake or Snoop Dogg.