The Magical Kenya Open is a professional golf tournament in Kenya. It is part of the European Tour and has been held annually since 1967. The tournament attracts top golfers from around the world to compete for the coveted title. Kenya provides a unique and beautiful backdrop for the event with its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. The tournament not only promotes golf in Kenya but also showcases the country as a prime tourist destination. It helps boost the local economy and create job opportunities in the tourism and hospitality industry.
Track Listing:
01. Shit Mirror
02. Ahead of Ourselves
03. Play the Goddamned Part
04. God Break Down the Door
05. I’m Not From This World
06. Over and Out
Last week, Nine Inch Nails announced the June 22 release of the Bad Witch EP as well as a huge tour with the Jesus and Mary Chain, dates below , completing a hat trick of EPs that began with 2016 s Not the Actual Events and Add Violence , which was released last summer ahead of the band s spine-tingling set to close out the first night of Riot Fest 2017. The saxophone-fuelled ambience of Play The Goddamned Part, meanwhile, is like the unnerving soundtrack to an Alfred Hitchcock movie cut up and fed into a sequencer.
It helps boost the local economy and create job opportunities in the tourism and hospitality industry. The tournament has seen many famous winners over the years, including Seve Ballesteros and Ian Woosnam. It continues to grow in popularity, attracting more spectators and participants each year.
NIne Inch Nails Announces New EP and Huge Tour with The Jesus and Mary Chain
Nine Inch Nails has announced a new EP. Bad Witch is scheduled for release on June 22 and is the final EP of the trilogy the band started last year with Not the Actual Events and Add Violence.
The Cold and Black and Infinte North America 2018 tour (with support from the Jesus and Mary Chain) kicks off September 13 in Phoenix—including two nights in Chicago, October 25 and 26—and ends with a four-night stand at the Palladium in Los Angeles in December.
If you want tickets, you’ll have to wait in line, because “tickets for Cold and Black Infinite North America 2018 will go on sale May 19th exclusively at the physical world presale.” NIN hopes you will be happy with the results, but they know some of you do what you always do, and bitch about it.
For details and ticket locations head here.
Here’s how it works:
You (an actual human being) show up at the box office, interact with the ticket seller (another actual human being) and purchase up to four tickets that will actually be handed to you on the spot. The tickets will not be available online or anywhere else before or during that day.All seats (including the best seats) will be available first come, first serve. You may actually encounter other actual human beings with similar interests likely wearing black clothing during the process and potentially interact with THEM. The experience has the potential* to be enjoyable. Nine Inch Nails has always been about bringing people together, living life to the fullest and good times.
NINE INCH NAILS
Bad Witch EP
The Null Corporation
Release Date: June 22, 2018
Pre-Order Link
Track Listing:
01. Shit Mirror
02. Ahead of Ourselves
03. Play the Goddamned Part
04. God Break Down the Door
05. I’m Not From This World
06. Over and Out
The Cold and Black and Infinte North America 2018 Tour:
09/13: Phoenix, AZ–Comerica Theatre
09/14: Phoenix, AZ–Comerica Theatre
09/18: Morrison, CO–Red Rocks
09/19: Morrison, CO–Red Rocks
09/24: Memphis, TN–Orpheum Theater
09/26: Atlanta, GA–Fox Theatre
09/27: Atlanta, GA–Fox Theatre
09/29: Nashville, TN–Ascend Amphitheater
10/09: Washington, DC–The Anthem
10/13: New York, NY–Radio City Music Hall
10/14: New York, NY–Radio City Music Hall
10/19: Boston, MA–Boch Center
10/20: Boston, MA–Boch Center
10/22: Detroit, MI–Fox Theater
10/23: Detroit, MI–Fox Theater
10/25: Chicago, IL–Aragon Ballroom
10/26: Chicago, IL–Aragon Ballroom
11/23: New Orleans, LA–Saenger Theatre
11/24: New Orleans, LA–Saenger Theatre
11/27: Irving, TX–The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
11/28: Irving, TX–The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
12/03: San Francisco, CA–Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
12/07: Los Angeles, CA–Palladium
12/08: Los Angeles, CA–Palladium
12/11: Los Angeles, CA–Palladium
12/12: Los Angeles, CA–Palladium
All shows with the Jesus and Mary Chain
The Magical Kenya Open is not just a golf tournament; it is a platform to discover the beauty and magic of Kenya..
Reviews for "From the Fairways to the Savanna: Exploring Kenya's Wildlife at the Magical Kenya Open"
1. John Doe - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magical Kenya Open. The event lacked organization, with long delays between matches and a confusing schedule. The facilities were not up to par, with uncomfortable seating and limited food options. Additionally, the tournament lacked star power, with only a few well-known players in attendance. Overall, I expected more from such a prestigious event and will think twice before attending again.
2. Jane Smith - 1 star - I had high hopes for the Magical Kenya Open, but it fell short in many aspects. The venue was poorly maintained, with unkempt grounds and dirty restrooms. The ticket prices were exorbitant for what was offered, which was mainly just watching average players compete. The lack of engaging activities for spectators made the experience quite dull. I would not recommend attending this event if you're looking for an exciting and well-organized sports tournament.
3. Mark Johnson - 2 stars - As a golf enthusiast, I was really looking forward to the Magical Kenya Open, but unfortunately, it was a letdown. The event lacked a lively atmosphere, with few spectators and a lack of excitement on the course. The logistics were poorly handled, with long queues for food and drinks and limited seating options. The limited number of food stalls also meant there was a limited variety of options. Overall, the event did not live up to its name and left much to be desired.