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ContactMusic awards online sales account to 4DS
Music entertainment site ContactMusic.com has awarded its exclusive online ad sales account to Channel 4's digital sales team 4DS. 4DS will be responsible for selling banner and rich-media ads across ContactMusic, which offers music and film news.
Mad.co.uk |
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New festival features old-fashioned twists
As a Marion Township resident since 1940, Richard Gallaway has firsthand experience with how the Howell-area community has changed throughout the decades.
Livingston County Daily Press & Argus |
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Pasco 8th-graders celebrate 3 years of success as other schools wrap up
About 275 eighth-graders marched into the gym at Stevens Middle School in Pasco as the music swelled. It wasn't Pomp and Circumstance and they weren't wearing caps and gowns.
Tri-City Herald |
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Face lift doesn’t alter spirit of old Vegas jazz bar
Thu, Jun 12, 2008 (2 a.m.) Pogo’s is being jazzed up. There are new booths and carpeting. Even the stage, moved from the west wall to the east, is new.
Las Vegas Sun |
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Musical is tribute to ‘Wizard of Oz’ composer
Thu, Jun 12, 2008 (2 a.m.) Convention Center Way becomes the Yellow Brick Road for the next few weeks, ringing with the sounds of Harold Arlen. “Wizard: The Musical Journey of Oz Composer Harold Arlen” begins a six-week run at the Greek Isles on Saturday.
Las Vegas Sun |
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Guitar Hero Versus London Symphony Orchestra
12 Jun 2008: Rhythm games go on tour
Spong |
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Oswego festival starts on a blues note
Mother Nature must love the blues. Lured outside by sunny skies and warm breezes, hundreds of people planted themselves on the lawn of Village Green Park Wednesday night for Oswego Unplugged. Blues songstress Shirley King, daughter of the legendary B.B., belted out hits for two hours while residents kicked back and enjoyed.
The Beacon News |
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Klezmer Kings bring their music to Aurora
The Klezmer Kings will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Morgan Opera House in Aurora. Centered in King Ferry, the Klezmer Kings emerged from the need for a klezmer (instrumental Jewish folk music) band to entertain at a local Bat Mitzvah.
The Post-Standard |
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The lucky secret to Dolly Varden's success
Thirteen years in the music industry isn’t the same as 13 years outside of it. Music years are longer, more complicated and wrought with all sorts of pitfalls. But the group Dolly Varden has a simple recipe for avoiding the toils and snares.
Chicago Sun-Times |
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Pianist displays rare virtuosity
The American piano virtuoso Garrick Ohlsson recently turned 60, but he still plays with the enthusiasm of someone less than half his age.
Chicago Sun-Times |
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Nancy Sinatra lobbies for radio royalties
WASHINGTON — She did it her way, with boots that were made for walking, but Nancy Sinatra followed in her famous father's footsteps by becoming a singer. Just as Frank Sinatra did, she's striding down another similar path — activism for fellow musicians.
The Monterey County Herald |
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The wide world of jazz comes to San Jose in August
Think global and dance local could be the motto of the 19th Comcast San Jose Jazz Festival, which runs Aug.
San Jose Mercury News |
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Events for families
Baby Loves Disco Where: Avalon Nightclub, 777 Lawrence Expressway, Santa Clara When: 2-5 p.m. What: Families can dance to music spun by DJs at this afternoon dance party, featuring bubble machines, egg shakers, healthy snacks and a "chill-out" room with tents, books and puzzles.
San Jose Mercury News |
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Library updates 'Movies, Music & More' section
ELGIN -- The Gail Borden Public Library District hasn't had filmstrips available in the audio-visual area for a very long time.
The Courier News |
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Area musician Darby makes play for wider exposure
Musician Clint Darby loves Mont gomery. Yes, it's his hometown, but it's also a place where, if he wanted, he could play guitar and sing his songs every night of the week for the rest of his life, always to a warm, welcoming, perpetually growing audience.
Montgomery Advertiser |
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Fresh 'Green Onions'
Booker T. Jones may be a musical work in progress, but he's responsible for so many enduring tunes that American music is unimaginable without him.
San Jose Mercury News |
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Our Heroes: Big sister tamara is hero to whole family
Teenager Tamara Gomes turned her anguish at her sister's leukaemia treatment to positive use by organising music events to raise money for children's charities. The 19-year-old staged a 12-hour music marathon in November to raise funds for The ...
Sentinel |
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Baby Beats: Linden Tree hosts concert series in Los Altos
During my inaugural year on Baby Beats, one of my favorite experiences was catching several Courtyard Concerts at Linden Tree Children's Recordings & Books in Los Altos.
San Jose Mercury News |
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Las Vegas Sun
Country music's most risque comedian comes to the Hollywood Theatre. Jerry Tiffe (2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Boulder Station) Don't forget your dancin' shoes!
Las Vegas Sun |
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St Andrew's University Madrigal Group
Resplendent in their historic scarlet gowns and walking into “Gaudea-mus”, the ancient student song, a score of undergraduates from the Scottish university gave a confident and entertaining recital.
EDP24 - Eastern Daily Press |
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Entertainment calendar
PENINSULA Peninsula Youth Ballet. "Don Quixote." 7:30 p.m. June 13. San Mateo County Performing Arts Center, 600 N.
San Jose Mercury News |
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The Ting Tings Have Arrived!!!
The Ting Tings, the UK's hottest new musical export, are quickly becoming 2008's most refreshing summer sensation with a newly expanded US tour, television appearances and online exposure, a string of popular singles, and the recent stateside arrival on June 3 of their #1 UK chart-topping debut album, "We Started Nothing."
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Stern Grove's summer lineup
As in previous seasons, this year's Stern Grove Festival program features local cultural heavyweights, including the San Francisco Symphony conducted by James Gaffigan on June 29, Alonzo King's Lines Ballet with musical accompaniment by tenor saxophone great Pharoah Sanders on July 20 and San
San Jose Mercury News |
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Toseland and the six-inch pianist.
James Toseland will entertain fans with his musical - as well as riding - skills as Donington Park.
Crash.Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport |
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Willows slates concert series
WESTBORO - The Willows at Westborough has begun its free summer concert series.
Worcester Telegram & Gazette |
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