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Area entertainment brief: Musicians to play in Stamford
A double bill will appear at 76 MAIN!, Stamford Performing Arts Center, on Saturday.
The Daily Star |
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Volunteers, musicians work in sweet harmony
Labor negotiations between musicians and managers are stalled, and the summer and fall symphony seasons have been canceled. Yet with the grass-roots support of volunteers and others, the musicians, acting as their own managers, have played on.
The Columbus Dispatch |
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Taj Mahal plays Springfield
SPRINGFIELD - By the fourth song, Vivian A. Jones, who turned 68 on May 17, was dancing on the grass Friday night. "I love this music," said Jones, of Springfield.
The Republican |
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CAN'T TAKE MY CASH OFF OF YOU
Their song is a big part of the smash musical "Jersey Boys," but two composers say they haven't gotten their full Garden stake. In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, L. Russell Brown and the estate of Raymond Bloodworth say they suspect...
New York Post |
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Enjoy upcoming events
THIS WEEKEND Celebrate Africa Maxi Priest, among the most internationally well-known reggae artists, headlines the African Cultural Alliance of North America's African Festival. Liberian singer/guitarist Gebah Swaray performs, too. And there will be plenty of activities, crafts, food and more throughout the day.
Philadelphia Daily News |
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Mesquite community calendar
SENIOR FEST : 12th annual event includes breakfast, two workshop sessions, lunch and performances by Karol Dyess & Friends of Rodeo City Music Hall. 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Aug. 9, in Building C lobby area, Eastfield College, 3737 Motley Drive. $8. Call Janet Loper at 972-860-7232 or visit www.eastfieldcollege.com.
Dallas Morning News |
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'Romeo & Juliet' is vibrant in Rockwood Park setting
The Delaware Shakespeare Festival offers a powerful traditional production of "Romeo and Juliet" that seethes with youthful vitality.
The News Journal |
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East Dallas/Lakewood community calendar
OBSCENELY UNSEEN holds an art and music event today at Space Studio, 2814 Main St. Doors open at 3 p.m. with Zounds Sounds, and the last band, Holy Diver, plays about 11 p.m. Artists include Dylan Hollingsworth, Kris Swenson, Matt Craddock and Jeremy Meador. $5.
Dallas Morning News |
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Mallika Sherawat's 'Hot Song' in Maan Gaye Mughall-E-Azam!!
The hot and sexy Mallika Sherawat is all set to get the male adrenaline gushing in a song that she shot recently for her about to release Maan Gaye Mughall-e-Azam.
New Kerala |
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Senior Starz showcases 'mature' talent
While she always loved music, 66-year-old Janet Labrum, of Bloomington, didn't have much experience singing to an audience of strangers. Playing her guitar and singing before more than 100 people once seemed frightening.
The Salt Lake Tribune |
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Kuselan Bus To Hit Chennai Streets
Kuselan team has kick started a novel promotional campaign for the movie. It brings out all the bug guns... Despite fears of illegal internet downloads and other pirated forms of music posing a huge threat...
Chennai Online |
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Church gets huge sanctuary
This weekend, Faith Chapel will move into its new sanctuary in a $17 million building that looks more like a blend of a performing arts theater and a coffee house than a church.
Billings Gazette |
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CRITIC'S CHOICE
Anything Goes What's not to love about Cole Porter's 1934 Broadway musical Anything Goes, a humorous battle-of-the-sexes involving star-crossed romances, mistaken identities, bumbling gangsters and their even-more-bumbling sidekicks, Bible-thumping nightclub singers, thwarted crime capers, and false seductions that become real -- all taking place ...
East Bay Express |
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Back to school: School District 2 digest
Saturday, August 2, 2008 Registration open for some SD2 schoolsSchool District 2 students can register for middle school throughout the summer. The district recommends that parents call and set up an appointment to register their student. Students new to the area must have a birth certificate and current immunization records to register. Middle schools can be contacted at: Castle Rock, 237-6600; ...
Billings Gazette |
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Back to school: College staff digest
Saturday, August 2, 2008 MSUB names new faculty, staff•Mark Fenderson, assistant professor of music.
Billings Gazette |
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Church gets huge sanctuary
This weekend, Faith Chapel will move into its new sanctuary in a $17 million building that looks more like a blend of a performing arts theater and a coffee house than a church. That's intentional, said the Rev. Stan Simmons, senior pastor of the ...
Billings Gazette |
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Drama surrounds sentencing
Ex-church music director gets 7 years in rape, faints amid screaming Moments after the 32-year-old former music director of West Baltimore's Bethel AME Church was sentenced yesterday to seven years in prison for having sex with a 12-year-old parishioner, he collapsed in the courtroom, setting off a screaming match between two families that ended with the defendant's mother unresponsive and ...
Baltimore Sun |
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70 artists to be featured at festival
SHERIDAN - From the enormous, covered stage being temporarily erected on the Sheridan College campus, you can see the new stainless-steel sculpture reaching 32 feet into the clear blue sky. Beyond the sculpture is a swath of rolling ranchland that st ...
Billings Gazette |
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70 artists to be featured at festival
SHERIDAN - From the enormous, covered stage being temporarily erected on the Sheridan College campus, you can see the new stainless-steel sculpture reaching 32 feet into the clear blue sky.
Billings Gazette |
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Laidback In Laos
GOING DOWN WITH THE TUBE: Tourists enjoying the stretch of Laos’ Nam Song river in an inner tube from a lorry tyre.
Sin Chew Jit Poh |
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Chesney draws crowds on coast-to-coast tour
The most prominent member of an endangered species, Kenny Chesney is nonetheless feeling OK. American stadium tour headliners are all but extinct these days, yet Chesney's "Poets & Pirates" show is playing coast-to-coast this summer. Chesney has sold more concert tickets in the new millennium than any act in any genre.
Detroit Free Press |
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Harvest Crusade at Angel Stadium takes on new urgency after the death of pastor's son
The three-day evangelistic gathering, which features Christian rock and last year attracted more than 100,000 people, gets a more somber source of momentum. It was a question that many were thinking, but no one dared ask.
Los Angeles Times |
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Turning on to a gospel message in Gilford
By GEOFF CUNNINGHAM Jr. GEOFF CUNNINGHAM Jr./CITIZEN PHOTO The lead singer of Christian rock band 'December Radio' gets the crowd pumped up at Gunstock on Friday during SoulFest.
The Citizen of Laconia |
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Don Campbell Band wows crowd at Rotary Pavilion
EJ Hersom/Staff Photographer Don Campbell performs Friday night at the Cochecho Arts Festival in Dover. DOVER — Being new to the area with two rambunctious youngsters who like to dance, the Mckellar family found the Cochecho Arts Festival a natural fit.
Foster's Daily Democrat |
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Highlights of 19th annual Harvest Crusade
19th annual event The Harvest Crusade takes place Aug. 15-17 at Angel Stadium. Free. Parking $10. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 15 and at 4:30 Aug. 16 and 17, with music and worship set to begin at 7 p.m. (6 p.m. Aug. 16). Seating is first come, first served.
Los Angeles Times |
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