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LOCAL TRAGEDY: Schou remembered fondly
Johnny Schou’s MySpace page is adorned with over a dozen posts with messages like: “Heaven’s getting a rockin’ angel! You’ll be missed!” and “Way too soon. To the best musician I ever met, we all miss you” and “Love You Johnny! Let your spirit linger here within us.”
Colorado Daily |
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MUSIC: Spin this
50 Cent's ruthless streak has been well documented.
Colorado Daily |
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Toronto architects picked to re-design Boettcher
DENVER - A Toronto-based architectural firm will lead the redesign of the Boettcher Concert Hall.
Summit Daily News |
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COMEDY: Zach G. is so not Hollywood
A s Chris Rock performed in front of an audience of tens of thousands, comedian Zach Galifianakis watched admiringly offstage.
Colorado Daily |
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Local dancers take part in los angeles competition
By SHAWN JEFFORDS The Observer A heavy staccato tap beats in unison with Don Henley. His voice rises above the sharp footfalls of 16 feet performing a “lyrical” tap number to Hotel California, The Eagles classic rock hit. The dancers sway, sliding with ease across the [...]
Sarnia Observer |
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Conventions deliver lively audiences for Nashville performers
A dedicated core of Nashville performers earn a comfortable living entertaining for corporate groups who meet regularly in Music City USA.
San Antonio Express-News & KENS 5 |
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Rock Band Review [Wii]
Rock Band for the Wii is still a great game, even if it's scaled back and late to the party.
GameSpot |
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Letters go to music file-sharers
The music industry says thousands of UK broadband users who share tracks illegally will be getting letters warning them of the consequences.
BBC News |
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Concert to promote Sandakan as tourist destination
SANDAKAN: The Sandakan Municipal Council and Sri Pelancongan Sabah Sdn Bhd will jointly organise a one-night concert performance by the Virtuoso Ensemble at The Sabah Hotel here on July 19 at 7pm in conjunction with the Sandakan Festival.
The Borneo Post |
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4th of July Celebration
Just about every town around the Panhandle is getting ready to celebrate the 4th. Here's a look at a few of them. On Friday in Dumas, there's a party at McDade Park. They'll have mud volley ball, music and fireworks.
KAMR Amarillo |
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Winning a contest changed woman’s life
It was always a dream of Delhi native Kellie Moore to meet her favourite Canadian country musician Paul Brandt.
Delhi News Record |
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Stevie Wonder Heads To Australia
Soul music legend Stevie Wonder is heading to Australia for the first time since the eighties for five shows around the country. The singer, who had his first major hit with 'Fingertips' at the age of just 13, will bring his amazing band to Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth in October.
Undercover |
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Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard To Perform The Dark Knight
Composers Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard will perform together for the very first time when they team up for the premiere of the new Batman movie 'The Dark Knight'.
Undercover |
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Cuba marks anniversary of Hemingway death
SAN FRANCISCO DE PAULA, Cuba (Reuters) - The bell tolled for Ernest Hemingway on Wednesday as Cubans marked the 47th anniversary of his death by ringing a bell and playing music from the opera "Aida" at his home outside Havana.
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LOCAL MUSIC: 'Big Damn' party
It takes a lot of guts to be the “house band” for a Jerry Springer show, but the Reverend Peyton and his Big Damn Band fit the bill for the talk show host’s pay-per-view special. The group was hired to provide tunes while Jerry’s gonzo guests duked it out on stage.
Colorado Daily |
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Elizabeth City readies for bang up night of music and fireworks
The rocket's red glare will shine over the skies of the Pasquotank tomorrow night, but first there's a whole lot of shakin' going on in Elizabeth City.
The Daily Advance |
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Front Page
• Jackson's Independence Day celebration will be held on July 3 at John F. Johnson Jr. Memorial Park, Kierych Drive, Jackson. Entertainment by Dr. Cheeko (island and popular music) at 6:30 p.m. and a fireworks display at dusk.
Howell Tri Town News |
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Edenton celebrates legacy of Independence Day
For Steve Lane, it's the community appeal. And for Pam Stallings, it's all about the fireworks. Anne Cutter and her husband John love the beach music.
The Daily Advance |
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The Formal and the Popular
The concert by the New York Philharmonic on Tuesday night had a dorky title: "Romancing the Riviera." But you have to sell the product. And, when it comes to summertime concerts, a little dorkiness is certainly allowed. The evening began with a Rossini overture — that to "L'Italiana in Algeri." We have always translated this opera "The Italian Girl in Algiers." The Philharmonic's program had a ...
The New York Sun |
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Afro on the Outside, Punk on the Inside
Ever since he began screening his documentary "Afro-Punk" in 2003, former Brooklyn resident James Spooner has become a conduit for a generation that often feels stuck in a cultural divide. The 32-year-old filmmaker shot the music documentary out of a need both to connect with and expose a nation of folks like himself — fans of indie-rock and punk-inspired do-it-yourself culture who are often the ...
The New York Sun |
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Something about the music
SOMETHING about the music just makes bootscooter Audrey Brown want to dance when it comes to country music.
Donnybrook-Bridgetown Mail |
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Community Notes
Dailey & Vincent, a new bluegrass duo on Rounder Records, bring their blend of bluegrass, country and gospel music to the Simon J. Graber Community Building, East off CR 900E, south of Odon on Friday July 11at 7:30 p.m. General admission tickets are available at the door: Adults - $10; children ages 13-16 - $5; ages 12 and under, free with paying adult.
Greene County Daily World |
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SHANE CORTESE in 50s Jukebox Tour
AFTER sell-out performances and standing ovations, television personality Shane Cortese is set to have audiences jumping in their seats to the “stonking” sounds of his rock ‘n roll show.
Scoop.co.nz |
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Coffeeville Music Festival to be July 5
The 2nd annual Coffeeville Music Festival will be Saturday, July 5 on Dr. Edwina Hart's property, 21370 Highway 69 South, Coffeeville. Featured entertainers will include the Land Boys, Taylor and Megan Brooks, Mr. Mozingo & Bluegrass Friends, Mt. Zion No. 2 praise team, Taylor Sisters and Mark Courington, from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
The South Alabamian |
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Customer Service
DENVER - A Toronto-based architectural firm will lead the redesign of Denver's Boettcher Concert Hall. The Colorado Symphony Orchestra picked Diamond and Schmitt Architects on Tuesday from a field of six candidates for the $90-million project.
Brandon Sun |
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