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Herb Alpert and Lani Hall Sign with Ted Kurland
Legendary trumpet player Herb Alpert and his wife, internationally renowned GRAMMY-winning singer Lani Hall, have signed with the Boston, MA-based booking agency Ted Kurland Associates for worldwide representation. TKA will exclusively represent Alpert and Hall both for their performances as a duo.
All About Jazz |
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Jamie Davis Releases New CD "Vibe over Perfection" on Unity Music
2008 is a defining year for Unity Music and jazz vocalist Jamie Davis as he confirms his position in the pantheon of great male vocalists on Vibe Over Perfection , his new CD, scheduled for release July 15, 2008.
All About Jazz |
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Summer arts festival awaits Canadian throng
ELLICOTTVILLE -- Organizers of the Ellicottville Summer Festival of the Arts expect to see large crowds this weekend, thanks to favorable Canadian exchange rates and high fuel prices that are keeping area residents closer to home.
The Buffalo News |
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Summerfest Day 9: Stone Temple Pilots
Stone Temple Pilots on the road this summer to prove they've still got what it takes to make a memorable Summerfest concert experience.
OnMilwaukee.com |
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Hersam Acorn Newspapers
If celebrating the independence of our country isn’t enough, try Ridgefield’s birth!
Ridgefield Press |
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"Glastonbury Effect" boosts Jay Z's British sales
Jay-Z's appearance at Britain's Glastonbury Festival may have upset some rock purists, but it was music to the ears of his bank manager.
Reuters via Yahoo! News |
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Naked Jacuzzi
Could McFly be shrugging off their nice boy image? The only reason we ask is because they’ve been displaying some very rock’n’roll behaviour recently, by hanging out together in their jacuzzi – naked! Tom explains, “Danny and Dougie got in – it’s their jacuzzi.
My Kinda Place |
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Virgin Media warns 800 file-sharers
Ian Williams, vnunet.com , Friday 4 July 2008 at 11:11:00 First of 'thousands' of letters reach users Virgin Media has sent letters to around 800 customers warning them that they should not be downloading music files illegally....
vnunet.com |
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David Sanchez Tenor Sax Solo on "Home Cookin'"
Over the past couple of decades, David Sanchez has built a reputation as a modern giant of improvisation in both straight-ahead and Latin Jazz worlds. He built his jazz chops with a number of legendary straight-ahead innovators, including Dizzy Gillespie, Jimmy Heath, and Elvin Jones.
All About Jazz |
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New music markets to trounce CD sales
AS CD SALES PLUNGE , the mobile device music market soars according to a new report by research outfit Emarketer which claims that music on mobile devices will be a $7.3 billion industry by 2011.
The Inquirer |
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NightVision Music Fest held today, Saturday
MONTROSE — The Olathe Community Park was bustling Thursday, as volunteers and organizations geared up for today’s and Saturday’s events. The NightVision Music Festival begins today at 10 a.m. with kids’ activities, music, vendors and fireworks. The entertainment continues through Saturday night.
Montrose Daily Press |
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Fallen 'Star' talks to The Sun
Jackson singer Alyson Gilbert is back in Jackson three days after being voted off the reality show "Nashville Star." Instead of feeling discouraged, she says she feels fortunate for the experience and is ready to move forward with her music career.
The Jackson Sun |
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Virgin Media warns 800 file-sharers
Virgin Media has sent letters to around 800 customers warning them that they should not be downloading music files illegally.
VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Lily goes Wireless
Lily Allen joined Mark Ronson on-stage at the Wireless Festival in London last night.
Dotmusic via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Spend an evening with K-Ci & JoJo
Opal Person canceled plans to go to Memphis this weekend to see R&B duo K-Ci & JoJo in concert. She has three girlfriends from Chicago and Corinth, Miss., who will be in Jackson for the concert.
The Jackson Sun |
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Glastonbury broadcast costs Leeds music fan £2,000
MUSIC fan George Holding may have wished he was at Glastonbury but his neighbours didn't appreciate his attempt to bring the festival closer to home. (04/07/2008 11:07:36)
Leeds Today |
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Fellowship prize for drama work
A WOMAN dedicated to youth arts in Wales was among those honoured at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama’s graduation ceremony.
icWales |
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Rock bands in talks to do music games News by
Famous rockers such as Guns 'N Roses and Van Halen are said to be fleshing out deals to capitalise on the popularity of Guitar Hero and Rock Band. That's according to Front Line Managemet boss Irving Azoff, who was speaking to the Wall Street Journal . Those groups, alongside others such as The Eagles and Steely Dan, "all have deals of varying types in the works with one or the other or both of ...
EuroGamer |
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Virgin Media warns 800 file-sharers
Virgin Media has sent letters to around 800 customers warning them that they should not be downloading music files illegally. The ISP, one of the biggest in the UK, said that the letters were part of a 10-week campaign run in conjunction with the British Phonographic Industry (BPI).
Infomatics |
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What’s the line-up?
The two-day festival will see real music talent from across the region rocking the malls of The Liberty Shopping Centre and offering great value entertainment to shoppers and visitors with 20 live bands throughout the centre.
Ilford Recorder |
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THE SCORE — Musicians serve with pride and conviction
Editor’s note: The following is the last of three columns adapted from remarks given at the Aspen Music Festival and School’s opening convocation on June 16.
Aspen Daily News |
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08:25 (BST), 04/07/2008 Movement Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS July 3, 2008: Discover the best new music from ...
Games Press is the leading online resource for games journalists.
gamesindustry.biz |
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Rockingham area news briefs
HAMPSTEAD — On Wednesday, July 23 at 6:30 p.m., the popular You've Arrived! seminar will be held at the Law Offices of Marie Sapienza, Village Square Plaza, Hampstead.
The Rockingham News |
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"Glastonbury Effect" boosts Jay-Z's sales
LONDON (Reuters) - Jay-Z's appearance at the Glastonbury Festival may have upset some rock purists, but it was music to the ears of his bank manager.
Reuters.co.uk |
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Tell Me More…
If you were one of the 170,000 people that attended The Liberty’s Real Music Festival last year you will be delighted to know that it’s back for a second year running as part of this summer’s The Liberty Live 08 events line-up.
Romford Recorder |
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