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Fender Announces Opening of Free Public Visitor Center and Factory Tours

Fender Musical Instruments Corp. has announced the opening of its new Corona, California, Visitor Center and the inauguration of free public tours of the adjacent manufacturing facility.

This marks the first time in Fender’s 65 years that the company has opened its doors to the public.

In the 8,600-square-foot Visitor Center, exhibits include interactive displays of modern Fender products, historic instruments, rare photos and artifacts, a tribute to Leo Fender, the Fender Hall of Fame, video presentations on the evolution of the electric guitar, displays presenting reflections on Fender by musicians throughout the history of modern music and more.

The facility includes a retail shop where visitors can browse and purchase Fender apparel, accessories, collectibles and other items. Guests can also buy instruments or design and buy their own instruments. The Visitor Center is also the starting (and concluding) point for the public tours of the adjacent factory and Custom Shop.

The Fender Visitor Center will open to the public Monday, September 19, at which point the twice-daily factory tours will also begin. The Visitor Center is at 301 Cessna Circle, Corona, CA 92880, and it will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. The 45- to 60-minute factory tours take place 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. every weekday except Wednesday.

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A brief tour of pop music’s caffeine addiction.

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A few weeks ago in our Friday feature the Playlist, I recommended a bubbly new single by the pop artist Sabrina Carpenter and made a bold prediction: “Get ready to hear this one everywhere.” Even more quickly than I imagined, the prophecy has come true. Last week, “Espresso” debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it Carpenter’s highest charting hit yet. More important, it has taken over the nation’s psyche. You can hardly go anywhere these days without hearing someone quoting the song’s infectious hook “That’s that me espresso” or wondering aloud, “what is a ‘me espresso?’”

That’s a profound philosophical question for another day. Today, we are simply honoring the absurdist joy of “Espresso” with a playlist of songs about caffeinated beverages.

Coffee has been a consistently evocative theme throughout pop musical history, so this mix travels from 1940 right up to the present moment. That trusty beverage is often used to describe a sophisticated kind of romance (as it does on Otis Redding ’s swooning ballad “Cigarettes and Coffee”) or perhaps the idle hours waiting around for said romance to occur (see Peggy Lee ’s sultry take on the 1948 standard “Black Coffee”). Chappell Roan tries to use it as a shield against romance on a track from her 2023 album “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess,” reasoning with a former flame, “I’ll meet you for coffee, ’cause if we have wine/You’ll say that you want me, I know that’s a lie.”

In “Espresso,” Carpenter uses the caffeine metaphor to suggest how restless she makes a guy she has wrapped around her finger: “Say you can’t sleep? Baby, I know.” Also, crucially, she understands that “espresso” rhymes with “I guess so.” That’s poetry.

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1. sabrina carpenter: “espresso”.

A breezy summer bop with a dash of bizarro humor, “Espresso” is about to be blaring from every other beachside boombox. Carpenter’s gloriously unbothered vocal and the track’s disco-inflected sheen make the whole thing go down easy. ▶ Listen on Spotify , Apple Music or YouTube

2. Squeeze: “Black Coffee in Bed”

A memorable image — “there’s a stain on my notebook where your coffee cup was” — kicks off this smoldering, six-minute classic about trying to move on from a relationship while concrete memories linger all around. (And yes, that is Elvis Costello on backing vocals.) The British band Squeeze’s songwriter and guitarist Chris Difford revealed in a 2019 interview that an actual coffee ring inspired those opening lines: “Yeah,” he said . “I still have the notepad in my office.”

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3. Peggy Lee: “Black Coffee”

The great Peggy Lee kicks off her 1956 debut album with an elegant reading of this song, written by Sonny Burke and Paul Francis Weber and first made famous by Sarah Vaughan. That titular brew helps her stay awake as she waits up for an absent lover: “I walk the floor and watch the door/And in between I drink/Black coffee.”

4. SZA: “Percolator”

This brief but effervescent track from the deluxe edition of SZA’s 2017 debut album, “Ctrl,” chronicles the singer’s insecurities and doubts before declaring, “I wanna be a percolator.” I’m just going to pretend she’s talking about the coffee kind.

5. The Ink Spots: “Java Jive”

This 1940 single from the pioneering vocal group the Ink Spots is a fun and slangy ode to a hot cup of Joe. “Slip me a slug from the wonderful mug,” singer Deek Watson croons, “and I’ll cut a rug till I’m snug in a jug.” And you thought “that’s that me espresso” was silly!

6. Otis Redding: “Cigarettes and Coffee”

Companionship and good conversation make an ordinary moment glow — “just talking over cigarettes and coffee” — in this warm, crackling ballad from Otis Redding’s “The Soul Album.” “I don’t want no cream and sugar,” he sings, “’cause I’ve got you now, darling.”

7. Chappell Roan: “Coffee”

This playlist began with one rising pop girlie, and it concludes with another: the suddenly ubiquitous Chappell Roan. Over a sparse but theatrical piano arrangement, Roan figures meeting an ex “only for coffee” is a better bet than meeting for dinner or drinks: “Nowhere else is safe, every place leads back to your place.” By the end, though, she’s not even sure a quick, caffeinated date is innocuous enough: “’Cause if we did coffee, it’s never just coffee.” Don’t even ask her about espresso.

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“A Brief Tour of Pop Music’s Caffeine Addiction” track list Track 1: Sabrina Carpenter, “Espresso” Track 2: Squeeze, “Black Coffee in Bed” Track 3: Peggy Lee, “Black Coffee” Track 4: SZA, “Percolator” Track 5: The Ink Spots, “Java Jive” Track 6: Otis Redding, “Cigarettes and Coffee” Track 7: Chappell Roan, “Coffee”

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Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Ozuna is calling 2023 his year. With a new album on the way, the release of a live album today, and an arena tour kicking off this summer — there’s a lot to chat about.

“There are a lot of challenges, a lot of newness coming my way this year,” Ozuna tells Variety over the phone. “But I like a good challenge — and I’m at a point in my career where I have the energy to really give it my all. There’s a lot of goals I want to cross off.”

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With this announcement also comes the release of “Ozu Vivo,” a 16-song live album via his Sony Music imprint Aura Music. The collection includes 13 live performances from a 2020 concert in the Dominican Republic and three acoustic versions of songs released after 2020 (“Del Mar,” “Caramelo” and “Despeinada”).

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Though he admits producing a live album is a complicated feat, his team was used to regularly recording the audio portions of Ozuna’s live shows because it’s something he regularly requests “in an effort to become a better live performer,” he says.

He continues, “I grew up listening to a lot of live records like Daddy Yankee’s ‘Bario Fino en Directo’ to [Don Omar’s] ‘The Last Don Live’ — I feel like live albums are not something a lot of people are producing these days so it’s a huge win for me to be able to do this.”

He’s also begun teasing the rollout for a new album of original music that will “explore what reggaeton is at its core, mixed with the afro and other rhythms,” he says. “I’m also dedicating more time to writing by myself with this new album. I think before in my career, I hadn’t given myself the time to truly sit down and write. People have loved when I’ve done it in the past.”

This year has also seen the artist delving into more business opportunities. He recently played at FIFA 2022 World Cup, and in partnership with 1800 Tequila, played to a buzzing crowd of Super Bowl watchers on the day of the big game.

Ozuna has also recently been announced as the latest ambassador for the tequila brand, who has similarly worked with musicians such as Kali Uchis, Kojey Radical, Rick Ross and more.

“The way I see it, I am my brand…and this partnership with 1800 Tequila is just another step in the right direction,” he says. “I’m always thinking about the art with anything I do. This partnership was a super opportunity for me and the people on this team have treated me with great attention and I think it’s something my fans will be able to enjoy — that means the most.”

And when he isn’t sipping his favorite cocktail (that’s a clean tequila with sal y limón ), Ozuna is busy working on growing the careers of other artists in a partnership with his own imprint Aura Music and his manager Vicente Saavedra’s Dímelo Vi record label which is home to rising acts like trap rapper Lenny Tavárez.

“I’m blessed to be equipped with a team that has motivated me to be bigger since day one — and I think people are going to feel and really connect with the energy of the new music and everything we have coming out,” he concludes. “It’s a year full of blessings, truly.”

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U.S. Leg May 18 San Diego, CA Pechanga Arena May 19 San Jose, CA SAP Center May 20 Las Vegas, NV Grand Garden May 21 Los Angeles, CA KIA Forum May 25 Seattle, WA Climate Pledge Arena May 26 Portland, OR Veterans Coliseum June 1 Sacramento Golden 1 Arena June 2 Ontario, CA Toyota Arena June 3 Phoenix, AZ. Footprint Arena June 8 San Antonio, TX AT&T Center June 9 Laredo, TX Sames Auto Arena June 10 Hidalgo, TX Payne Arena June 11 Houston, TX Toyota Center June 15 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center June 16 Tulsa, OK BOK Center June 18 Chicago, IL Allstate Arena June 23 Miami, FL FTX Arena June 24 Orlando, FL Amway Center June 25 Atlanta, GA State Farm Arena June 29 Reading, PA Santander, PA June 30 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center July 1 Boston, MA TD Bank Arena July 2 Washington, DC Capital One Arena

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