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Rochester's Park Avenue festival poster features a colorful image of a dog
A vibrant image of a dog is featured on this year's Park Ave Summer Art Festival poster.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle |
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Telluride Summer Festivals Offer Something for Everyone
Telluride, Colorado Summer Festivals offers options to vacationers looking to add a fun and interesting twist to their summer trip.
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Theatre Guild selects fall musical
It's a musical that casual audiences don't know. And it's based on a story Charles Dickens never finished writing in the first place. To top it all off, the Baraboo Theatre Guild is letting a rookie director run the show. So why won't "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" be a complete bomb this fall? First of all, it's a great show — "Drood" won five Tony awards in 1986, including Best Musical, but ...
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Jazz CD to debut in Pittsford
Local jazz musician Greg Clark will debut his CD at Tasteology restaurant and wine bar Saturday.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle |
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Benefit by Audio - A Genre Hopping Mini-Music-Fest in Aid of Camden's Homeless
The Forum in Kentish Town will play host to Benefit by Audio, a music event organised by the homeless charity Camden Calling. The aim of the charity is to help homeless people gain access to the arts.
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Ready to rock? Sioux Falls to host its first rock festival
The eighteen band line-up includes headliners Jackyl, FireHouse, Slaughter and Skid Row and local bands Jukebox Zeroes and Hollywood and Vine.
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Rock band Puddle Of Mudd in town to play new studio album
Puddle of Mudd pokes fun at Hollywood in their new album "Famous," once again bringing their signature combination of anthemic songs that never lack a sense of humor. The hard rock band plays July 30 at the Ramkota Exhibit Hall with Saving Abel, Rev Theory and Tyler Reed. Brian Howes (Hinder, Daughtry) co-wrote the single "Famous" with lead singer and guitarist Wesley Scantlin.
The Argus Leader |
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Golden Bough brings Celtic music to the lake
Lilting ballads and some spirited bodhran will entertain the crowds at Lake Sacajawea from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday.
The Daily News |
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Arjun Rampal and Udita Goswami sizzle in item song shoot for Deepak Tijori's Fox!!
Actors Arjun Rampal, Udita Goswami and Sagarika Ghatge danced to Mika's voice at an item song shoot for FOX at Madh Island recently.
New Kerala |
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For W.C. Handy nominee E.C. Scott, outdoor fests are blues family reunions
E.C. Scott began her performance career as a child, singing gospel.
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CD review: "Thunder's Mouth," Scott Ainslie
sharedstory "Thunder's Mouth," Scott Ainslie Cattail Music) Singer-guitarist Scott Ainslie is a leading scholar of the Delta blues style that Robert Johnson helped pioneer.
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More into bluegrass than the blues? Head to Norwich
The Norwich Family Bluegrass Festival is promising "four days of great music and fun," paired with camping, jammin', food and craft vendors, daily activities for kids and, on Saturday, free instrument workshops.
Press & Sun-Bulletin |
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Release
* Dan Almy, 37, of Binghamton (lead guitar -- formerly with Undertow)
Press & Sun-Bulletin |
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Austin's Whitman discovers, taunts the pop monster
What can you say about musicians whose debut album opens with a song declaring, "All we are is nothing at all" and closes with one in which "prosthetic limbs fall from the trees"?
Colorado Springs Independent |
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'Circus of SIN' at Magic City Saturday
On Saturday, punk rock power-trio The PushRods will be at Magic City Music Hall, 365 Harry L Drive, Johnson City, to celebrate the release of its new CD, "Devil Wears a Bra." Doors open at 6 p.m. for the show, the seven-act "Circus of SIN" tour that also includes Punch Drunk Monkeys with Crappy the Clown, John Wilkes Booth, The Downfall of Richard Chase, The Jims, Jigawatts and The F-King.
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Peppy but unoriginal
Poi Solla Porom's music is a peppy, enthusiastic and just plain feel-good if unoriginal offering. Perhaps the picturisation will add some zest to the general musical ambience.
rediff.com |
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Local & Live
Thursday, July 24, 2008 • READING ROCKS: Central, South parks. 12:15-1 p.m. Program to help students continue reading during summer. Guest storyteller at start of session. Then kids read with adult, teen volunteers. Presented by Education Foundation for Billings Public Schools. Free. Last session of season. 245-4133.
Billings Gazette |
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Seven Days
If you'd normally be spending your Thursday nights watching the History Channel or reading a book by David McCullough, I assume you'll have nothing better to do tonight than mosey on down to the Rock Ledge Ranch (North 30th Street and Gateway Road) to catch a historical performance by theater group Legend & Legacy . The group specializes in portraying real and ambiguous historical figures, from ...
Colorado Springs Independent |
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Rockers name Osbourne as living legend
Ozzy Osbourne will receive a living legend award at this year's Classic Rock Roll of Honour.
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Going the country route
Former Hit Kicker manager Ted Turner and several investors will take over operations of AM radio station 1060 WIXC under a licensing agreement that will change the daytime format to "classic country" beginning Aug 1.
Florida Today |
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British parents to be punished for children's net piracy
British parents are to be punished if their children are found to download music and films illegally under government reforms to combat Internet piracy.
Express India |
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Music students hit high notes at solo festival
Rockland Country Day School students earned high ratings from the judges at the New York State School Music Association Solo Festival at the Minisink Valley High School in Slate Hill, N.Y.
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Mindy Mccready - Mccready In Rehab
LATEST: Fallen country music star MINDY MCCREADY has entered rehab for "undisclosed reasons", her representative has confirmed. It was reported MCCready had checked into ...
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UK kids' net piracy to cost parents 24 Jul 2008, 1152 hrs IST,PTI
LONDON: British parents are to be punished if their children are found guilty of illegally downloading music and films from the Internet. Households that ignore warnings will be blacklisted and put under online surveillance.
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Illegal downloaders to get warning letter in clampdown by government, ISPs and music industry
Internet service providers have struck a deal with government and the music industry to help clamp down on illegal downloading. The deal, to be announced later today, is thought to include an agreement for ISPs to send out hundreds of thousands of letters to account holders responsible for illegal downloading. The memorandum of understanding, struck with the BPI, the body that represents ...
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