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Dave Barry: Rolling with the Beijing rock scene
I was in the mood to have blood spurt from my ears, so I decided to take in the Beijing rock scene. I went with some other Americans to a club called Star Live, which was presenting a rock show called Youth Party of China. When we arrived, the party consisted of maybe 150 youth of China, many wearing Beijing rock-n-roll-hipster attire, which features fedoras, shorts, long hair and ironic T-shirts.
Miami Herald |
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The Bridge is very much afloat in Baltimore music scene
Fresh off a tour with Mike Gordon from Phish, Baltimore rockers The Bridge will make a stop in Hagerstown on Saturday for a show at Duffy's on Potomac.
The Herald-Mail |
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West Side Business News & Notes
FAIRLAWN — The Wildfire Dance Program will offer classes in a new location this fall. Wildfire offers a curriculum in dance education with jazz, pom-pom and hip-hop dance styles.
West Side Leader |
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Norton Band family appreciates support
On Saturday, Aug. 2, the Norton Marching Band performed in a parade for the residents of Melody Village [in New Franklin] in a special parade and picnic. The event was to thank the residents of the Melody Village neighborhood for winning the Norton Music Boosters’ first “Neighborhood Challenge.”
West Side Leader |
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M. O. seems to relate to the concept
It's all about the hustle for homegrown hip hop artist M. O., and his latest gig opening for Canadian rapper Kardinal Official at Summerfest proves his hard work is paying off. "It's just all about working harder than the next guy," he said. "I'm an independent artist, so [...]
The Sudbury Star |
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Richfield shows community spirit with annual event
RICHFIELD — Events took place during the weekend of Aug. 8-10 for Richfield Community Days, the annual community celebration that featured a parade, steak fry and festival.
West Side Leader |
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Walliams Muses in Dublin...
Comedian and English Channel swimmer David Walliams sure has an old head on young shoulders - not only is hanging out in Dublin with a few old geezers, he's only just heard of this new fandangle fad called "rock music"...
ShowBiz Ireland |
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Newhouse: Musical sense about her
Mary Ellen Donald of Oakland defines multidimensional. Her life is like a mural, spreading out in splendor, depicting her intellect, versatility, creativity and courage.
Oakland Tribune |
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4th annual Golf Ball Drop set for Aug. 21
The fourth annual Golf Ball Drop benefiting Independent Living Services will be at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 21 at the Centennial Valley Country Club driving range.
The Log Cabin Democrat |
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New program brings music to K-5 students with autism
The language of music transcends every obstacle, and a new program in Richmond will reach out to children with autism in grades K-5 so they can benefit from music’s transformational and soul-soothing power.
Midlothian Exchange |
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LA Man Charged with Killing Man over Loud Music
LOS ANGELES -- A Los Angeles man is accused of killing his neighbor for playing loud music.
FOX 11 News Los Angeles |
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RESTAURANT FINED, PRESSED TO COMPLY
Live music and waterfront views are still on the menu at Dock of the Bay restaurant in Millers Island.
Dundalk Eagle |
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Philly Folk Fest - Music and Beer
The Philadelphia Folk Festival always delivers a lot of bang for the entertainment buck. But the 47th edition of the three-day event this weekend at the Old Pool Farm near Schwenksville, Montgomery County, is promising more.
The Morning Call |
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TOROS continues tradition of excellence
Yes, it has been a tradition for 22 years to have TOROS (Theatre Out Reach on Stage) present first-class entertainment to the folks of North Bay and area. This summer they provided us with Fiddler on the Roof. Seventythree students singing, dancing, acting and providing first-class music. [...]
The North Bay Nugget |
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What's on in Kawartha Lakes
SILVER EAGLE JAMBOREE at the Moose Lodge in Lindsay, Sunday, Aug. 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. with an open mic at 4 p.m. Show features The Country Strings with special guest recording artists Ruth Johnson, Bev Glover, Aubrey Senior and Texas State Hall of Famer, Gord Wilcox.
myKawartha.com |
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Chatham-Kent is ready to rock
What sets a stage for societal change? Throughout history, politicians have wielded power over the world stage; propped up by their podiums, political leaders have sanctimoniously delivered a dialogue of such significance that their words change our world. But there has been a second act to have a [...]
Chatham Daily News |
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Government gives another Rs. 10 bn to IIFCL
The government Thursday doubled to Rs.20 billion the authorised share capital of the state-owned India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL), which plays the key role in financing and developing infrastructure projects in the country.
Calcutta News |
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Sewage solution would kill plans for festival, amphitheatre
The cheapest fix for Niagara-on-the-Lake's sewage woes would kill plans for a proposed international music festival and amphitheatre, a new regional study says. Two sewage lagoons near the shoreline of Lake Ontario west of Niagara-in-the-Lake that serve the town could reach capacity by 2013. A regional study [...]
Niagara Falls Review |
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News: Logitech to acquire Ultimate Ears
Logitech has announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire Ultimate Ears for $34 million in cash. According to the announcement, the acquisition will allow Logitech to “expand its portfolio of digital audio products, providing more options for portable music listening.” “Ultimate Ears is a perfect fit for Logitech and our audio business,” said Gerald P. Quindlen, Logitech president and ...
iLounge |
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Ultimate Ears Acquired By Logitech
Irvine-based Ultimate Ears, a maker of in-ear monitors for professional musicians, has been acquired by electronics accessories maker Logitech, Logitech said Thursday. Logitech said it would pay $34M in cash for Ultimate Ears, which was founded in 1995. According to Logitech, Ultimate Ears employs nearly 40 people, and will allow the firm to expand its portfolio of digital audio products.... ...
socalTech.com |
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Fans get into something good - Herman's Hermits - at Horizon
Although it brought about the biggest change rock 'n' roll, the army of musicians from the British Invasion really wasn't very large, one of its most notable members said.
Tahoe Daily Tribune |
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Russian Troops Take Georgian City
-- A day after Russia agreed to stop its offensive and pull its troops out of Georgian territory, Russian forces took over the frontline Georgian city of Gori yesterday, seized munitions at Georgian military bases and set up positions along the country's main east-west highway.
Valley News |
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Review: LG Chocolate 3
If you love your music and want to take it on the road with you there are a variety of options. You can buy an iPod or just about any MP3 player, or you can purchase a dedicated music phone. One leader in the music phone space is LG with its series of [...]
Geek.com |
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War's long campaign
This is a big year for the popular 1970s funk and soul band War. On Oct. 14, the band is set to release a DVD capturing a vintage concert filmed in Anaheim, Calif., along with a greatest-hits CD.
Denver Post |
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Indian stories, songs at nature center
Cherokee folk artist Edwin George will be in the spotlight Friday at a family campfire. He will present Indian stories and songs at 7 p.m. at the Seiberling Nature Realm, 1828 Smith Road, Akron.
Akron Beacon Journal |
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