Next up on the radar for Billboard News’ Trending Up, presented by Sonesta International Hotels, is the world of indie pop and we have the latest acts you should have on your radar.
In our new installment of Trending Up, we’re diving into the indie pop/rock music space and the stars making a buzz in the genre. If you’re a fan of anthemic indie pop/rock, then you must keep The Aces and Beach Bunny on your radar. The former is taking their show to Austin, Texas on June 22. While you’re in Texas, you can make your visit much more than a concert with a stay at Sonesta Bee Cave Austin Hill Country. This modern hotel features over 195 spacious rooms and suites with a resort-style swimming pool, rooftop restaurant and bar and easy access to Austin’s live music scene.
Later in the summer, Beach Bunny will touch down for a show in St. Louis, Missouri on July 27. Fans can make it more than a concert by staying at The Royal Sonesta Chase Park Plaza St. Louis. This historic 398-room hotel is located in the midst of the Central West End. Not only does it boast a Mediterranean-style swimming pool and on-site dining, but there’s even a movie theater if fans want to cool down amid the heat.
Sonesta International HotelsStay tuned for more artists to keep on your radar in upcoming installments of Billboard News’ Trending Up, presented by Sonesta.
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