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Coast Calendar
Saturday -- VFW Post 3373 of Pascagoula will have a dance starting at 7:30 p.m. at the post home on Vega Street. Music provided by the Country Connections. Admission, $5 per person. Call 228-769-8387 for directions or more details.
The Mississippi Press |
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Dirty Pretty Things - Carl Barat Talks New Album
Carl Barat has been talking about the forthcoming DIRTY PRETTY THINGS album and his planned collaboration with MARK RONSON.The former LIBERTINES guitarist said his ...
ContactMusic |
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Yengeni to face the music
The State rejected arguments that a drunken driving charge against Tony Yengeni be withdrawn.
iafrica.com |
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Michael Timmins, Junkie for life
Once upon a time, music junkies would dig -- sometimes deeply but often grudgingly -- into their pockets to feed their addiction. For many of them, music piracy meant merely copying a cassette, from original to blank, with often dubious and draggy consequences. It's exactly this generation [...]
The Sault Star |
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Del McCoury reaches out to workers with 'Moneyland'
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Bluegrass singer Del McCoury has a funny new song called "40 Acres and a Fool" about a city slicker who hits it big in the stock market and moves to the country to become a rancher.
Sentinel & Enterprise |
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Judas Priest back to the future
A-list '80s hard rockers have been enjoying an undeniable resurgence in 2008.
Jam! Showbiz |
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Is Marmayogi a musical?
Kamal Haasans Marmayogi, is all set to hit the floors very soon. A. R. Rahman joins hands with Kamal Haasan after a long gap for the movie.
IndiaGlitz |
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How parents choose moniker is changing
Nicknames are fleeting, but legal names last forever. And just like clothes and music, the popular names parents are choosing for their children change with the times.It remains to be seen whether Angelina Jolie's recent choices for her and Brad Pitt's twins, Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon, will catch on.
The Gainesville Sun |
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How parents choose moniker is changing How parents choose moniker is changing
Nicknames are fleeting, but legal names last forever. And just like clothes and music, the popular names parents are choosing for their children change with the times.It remains to be seen whether Angelina Jolie's recent choices for her and Brad Pitt's twins, Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon, will catch on.
The Gainesville Sun |
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Scarlet Sins musicians, not models
More than 600 bands from across Ontario were vying for a spot at this year's Bayfest.
Jam! Showbiz |
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Music festival tickets go missing
Music festival tickets worth more than £60,000 disappear while being couriered from Glasgow to Manchester.
BBC News |
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Bluesman Maynard Silva Dies at 57
Maynard Silva, the Vineyard’s homegrown, authentic American roots bluesman who was known and admired from Gay Head to Chappaquiddick with his National guitar, reedy harmonica, red high-top sneakers and growl of a voice, died Wednesday at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital after a three-year battle with cancer. He was 57. His wife Basia Jaworska Silva and son Milo Silva were with him at the time of ...
Vineyard Gazette |
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'Let the good times roll'
There was something a little different at the Ted Falasco Arts Center Saturday night. Instead of the high society type musical performance that usually takes place at the venue, a crowd that's used to listening to harps and Broadway show-tunes was treated to the grittiness of the blues.
Los Banos Enterprise |
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It’s Tunes from Noon to Moonrise at Cliffs: Aquinnah Music Festival is Saturday
WVVY,93.7 FM, the Island’s fledgling community radio station, has struggled to raise funds since it began broadcasting last December, but tomorrow WVVY is going for it all with its first Aquinnah Music Festival.
Vineyard Gazette |
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Local singer set to travel the globe
Two years ago aspiring singer Keysha Burns said it was her goal to put Los Baños on the map. Lately though she has been the one all over the world. Whether it's singing gospel songs at fundraisers or jazz tunes at smoky Nordic night clubs, Burns has done it.
Los Banos Enterprise |
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Love, Joan
Violinist and singer/songwriter Joan Wasser, aka Joan As Police Woman , just finished a European run in support of recent release, To Survive , and will hit the road again next month.
POLLSTAR |
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Asian festival Sat. in Cherry Hill
Fusion 2008 will hit Cherry Hill on Saturday.
Courier-Post |
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Reggae CDs Under German Scrutiny for Anti-Gay Lyrics
The homophobic lyrics of several Jamaican reggae musicians has moved the German government to consider blacklisting them and restrict their sales and distribution.
Deutsche Welle |
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Fortune shines on Artrix
NEXT Saturday (July 26, 8pm) sees a real treat for music fans at Bromsgrove's Artrix, as highly acclaimed veteran pop group, The Fortunes, will perform and also record their latest DVD.
Redditch Standard |
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Youngsters take centre-stage
TALENTED youngsters from the town are due to perform at a Redditch community event tomorrow (Saturday) organised by youth workers from Worcestershire County Council.
Redditch Standard |
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Around the Bend: 07.18.08 - 07.24.08
'GODSPELL JUNIOR': Port Aransas Community Theater presents the musical "Godspell Junior" at 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday at the theater, 2327 State Highway 361. "Godspell Junior" is a reflection on the life of Jesus.
Corpus Christi Caller-Times |
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More money raised to preserve arts, music in schools
Fundraising was continuing Friday even though the deadline had passed to get art and music back into Alachua County elementary schools full-time.
The Gainesville Sun |
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Arts Update
DANCE BENEFIT: World Fusion Dance Studio, 3903-A E. State Blvd., will host a “Belly Dance Benefit Hafla” to raise money for medical expenses for the late Reta Mackin from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday. The event will feature performances, live music, dancing and a silent auction. Admission is $8. Call 484-7373 for more information.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette |
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music
TODAY – Cathy Serrano with Skip Calvin and Michael Patterson – 3 p.m.; Headwaters Park, Fort Wayne Newspapers Three Rivers Festival Park main stage; cover charge.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette |
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Country singer appeals for return of guitar
A country music singer has had no luck in his appeal to get his guitar back after it was seized for unpaid fines.
Otago Daily Times |
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