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Stamford on stage
STAMFORD - Before a packed Columbus Park crowd last night, Blues Traveler frontman John Popper began his band's set with a homage to his hometown. "I grew up here," he told the audience during this summer's first concert of the Alive @ Five series.
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Banned music
Outlawed Police 1981 hit one of many
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Sufi music mesmerises audience in Kashmir
A scintillating and heart rendering performance by artists from Kashmir, Delhi and Egypt mesmerised the audience on the first day of three-day sufi festival that started at Sher-e-Kashmir International Convention Centre (SKICC) on the banks of famous Dal lake.
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Snoop Dogg - Snoop Dogg Releases Country-inspired Video
Rapper SNOOP DOGG has delivered on his promise to embrace country music after releasing a western-style music video. The promo clip for new single My Medicine features ...
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Rockland County Feis 35th annual feis and field games will take place July 20
STONY POINT - The 35th annual Rockland County Feis and field games, spotlighting Irish heritage, are set for July 20.
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Deer Lodge launching a skate park project
DEER LODGE — The Deer Lodge Skate Park Project kicks off with a free party at 2 p.m. Saturday at Jaycee Park, with music by the Walking Corpse Syndrome band from Missoula, barbecue, raffles and give-aways.
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Music to Ramos' ears as Santana set to sign
According to reports in The Sun this morning, the club have signed yet another attack minded midfielder after agreeing a deal with Fiorentina for winger Mario Santana.
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Enjoying the weather
The Minnesota couple have been hitchhiking between towns, playing music for money. They will be heading to the Rainbow Gathering in Wyoming’s Bridger-Teton National Forest in the next few days.
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Mark your calendar
RALEIGH ELKS LODGE CELEBRATION: Raleigh Elks Lodge No. 735 will hold a special Flag Day celebration Sunday afternoon. The celebration will begin at 1:30 p.m. with patriotic music performed by the Raleigh Concert Band and will include a talk about the
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Offering up a piece of musical history in Greenwich
Performances of Claudio Monteverdi's "Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria" ("The Return of Ulysses") in the Theater at St.
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CHEAP DATE: Get your strawberry fix with this berry tasty date
We're big fans of all of the festivals the Southern Tier region has to offer throughout the summer. Admission is reasonable, the food is great and you can spend all day at most of them enjoying music and the general atmosphere.
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Golden oldies as the Diamond geezer rocks the Millennium Stadium with his Beautiful Noise
RIDING high on the crest of his 40-year-plus career, Neil Diamond made his Welsh debut last night.
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Slipknot Offer Free Download for 24 Hours Only
Hurry, the click is ticking. As of 4pm EST today (Friday, June 20), you can download the first new music from Slipknot 'All Hope Is Gone' for free. After 24 hours, the song will be available for sale.
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It's like 'HSM' goes to 'Camp'
If you've got preteen girls in your house, you probably already know about "Camp Rock" (9 p.m., Disney), which stars (gasp) the Jonas Brothers!
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Classical pianist graces Mount Vernon school graduation
MOUNT VERNON - George Albano, the principal of Lincoln Elementary School, had a special treat for his graduating sixth-graders on Tuesday.
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Rock Picks
George Clinton's P-Funk All-Stars set the gold standard for multiple-personality music, in which a single group of musicians have multiple identities as different bands (Funkadelic, Parliament, Brides of Funkenstein, etc.). But the Raleigh collective known as Annuals isn't far behind. The young sextet makes up a number of different ensembles, including Annuals and Sunfold. The mini-album "Wet ...
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Country Picks
In 1990, Joe Diffie topped the country chart with "Home." Throughout the decade, the Oklahoma native kept delivering, scoring hits with such fan faves as "John Deere Green," "If the Devil Danced (in Empty Pockets)" and "Pickup Man." Diffie is sure to revisit some of his hits tonight, when he takes the stage at the Longbranch.
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Bluegrass duo catch 'Train'
Some times, the best things in life result from unintended consequences. Consider the bluegrass/folk super-duo, mandolinist Jimmy Gaudreau and guitarist/lead vocalist Moondi Klein.
The News & Observer |
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Festival gettingbigger each year
HEBRON – Summer festival season is in full swing, and this weekend festivities are planned in Hebron.
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City plans old-style gathering
HARVARD – Although Milk Days has been over for only about a week, the Harvard Events Committee wants to keep up the festival spirit with another, more relaxed event.
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Festival food, discount for rides draw a crowd
CARY – Cary Days kicked off Thursday under blue skies with the smell of festival food wafting through the ’80s-music-filled air of Lions Park.
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Jimmy Mizen funeral taking place
The funeral of murdered schoolboy Jimmy Mizen is being held later. Friends and family who attend the service will wear brightly-coloured shirts rather than black and will hear the music of Jimmy's favourite band, Coldplay.
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Students stage King Street showstopper
At the invitation of music teacher Jill Russell, Boston Red Sox slugger Manny Ramirez came to King Street Intermediate School in Danbury on Thursday.Well, sort of.Maybe it wasn't the Manny Ramirez. But fifth-grader Johnny Garcia certainly gave a convincing performance in his Red Sox jersey.
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Masters may share stage for music awards
Chinese masters of music Law Dai Yau, Jonathan Lee and Chow Wah Kin might be sharing the stage at the 19th Golden Melody Awards ceremony in Taipei next month.
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Music teacher chosen parade grand marshal
Ever since Glen Newcomb picked up the clarinet as a fifth grader at Hapgood Elementary school in the 1950s, music has been his life.
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