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Hot Summer Jazz & Art: Bigger, better and still a unique night out
Eric Barragan of Ironhorse Restaurant and other eateries were kept on their toes at Saturday’s Hot Summer Jazz & Art. “We’re so busy” taking orders, said Barragan, especially with al fresco dining menu items added for the evening. “It’s exciting.”
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Soprano Alexandra Coman to perform together with Jose Carreras at the Palace Hall
The Romanian soprano Alexandra Coman will perform on October 4 at the Palace Hall, beside the reputed tenor Jose Carreras, during the charity show organized by the “Dinu Patriciu” Foundation, as part of the program “Support a Child.”
Nine O'Clock |
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Michael Bolton to return to Bucharest with “Greatest Hits” gig
American singer Michael Bolton is due to return to Romania to perform a ‘Greatest Hits’ concert on December 2 at the Palace Hall in Bucharest.
Nine O'Clock |
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Richie Havens has survived and thrived by doing it his way
LEXINGTON, Ky. - In more than a few ways, Richie Havens seems the ideal invitee for Monday's 500th broadcast of "WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour." Over the years, both have been fiercely independent in establishing their respective folk music followings.
The Biloxi Sun Herald |
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Atlantis music festival: Six acts to not miss
Going to the 11th annual Atlantis Music Conference & Festival to catch rising stars? Here are the acts to not miss.
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Big Band Bash is Sunday in Swampscott
The Friends of the Swampscott Senior Center will host a big band bash, "One O'clock Jump," at 1 p.m. (of course) Sunday, Sept. 21. Music will be provided by the fabulous "Indian Hill Big Band" ....
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LAist Interview: Dios (Malos)
Don’t be fooled. Just because, Dios(Malos) formerly Dios, soon to be We Are Dios, change their name more often than Prince, it doesn’t mean they are flaky about this music stuff. These guys are in it for the long-haul, calling themselves “lifers.” Veterans as it were of the Los Angeles music scene which is as beautiful, quick burning, and potentially dangerous as a homemade bottle rocket. ...
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Music class offers new groove for reporter, daughter
I'm a big believer of letting kids be kids. To me, that means not over scheduling children in an array of activities just to make their parents happy.
Columbia Basin Herald |
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MTV says 'TRL' to end in November
NEW YORK — Time to start the countdown clock on MTV's countdown era: Its top-10 music video show that's taped in Times Square is ending. "Total Request Live" executive producer Dave Sirulnick says the show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon in November. He stresses the show isn't ending for good but taking a break after an unprecedented 10-year run on the cable music ...
Poughkeepsie Journal |
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MTV's "TRL" Counts Down To End
Time to start the countdown clock on MTV's countdown era: Its top-10 music video show that's taped in Times Square is ending.
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Metromix: Back to school with Kate Voegele
Singer-songwriter Kate Voegele leads a bit of a double life.
Los Angeles Times |
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Learn the Words to Your Favorite Songs: 9 Sites for Music Lyrics
If you’re anything like the Mashable crew, you just can’t get enough Miley Cyrus lyrics Bruce Springsteen lyrics, so you turn to the Web to make sure you’ve got them right. There are a ton of lyrics sites out there, we’ve put together a list of 9 great music lyrics services that do everything from provide lyrics to songs you’re searching for, to what you are listening to in near real time, to ...
Mashable |
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MySpace Reveals Advertisers for MySpace Music
In my write-up about the upcoming MySpace Music the other day, I had to leave a question mark in the "advertisers" section, because it was unknown who would be advertising as MySpace Music launched. Rumor has it that MySpace Music will launch on Thursday the 18th, and MySpace has now let the advertising cats out of the bag. The company issued a release listing the initial advertisers for the ...
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2008 Gazelle Stakes and Noble Damsel Handicap
The feature race at Belmont Park on Saturday, September 13, was the Gazelle Stakes (G1) for 3-year-old fillies, where Music Note (left) was an easy winner after the late scratch...
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End of the road festival, Larmer Tree Gardens, Dorset
The disoriented wandered in night-time tree lanes garlanded by fairy lights, and the screech of peacocks was drowned out by Mercury Rev debuting their new album's psychedelic assault. The End of the Road Festival often lives up to its name, feeling like falling down Alice's rabbit hole to a place where rock'n'roll has magical power. In its third year, it attracted a capacity crowd and premiered ...
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Sources: EMI close to deal with MySpace Music
An agreement would mean MySpace's new music service would launch with all four of the major recording companies.
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Forever Heavenly, Royal Festival Hall, London
Like any other hip, sociable teenager turning 18, Heavenly Records decided to celebrate by inviting a few friends out for a party, with some great music and a couple of drinks. Hence Forever Heavenly, a series of celebratory shows by Heavenly artists past and present, hosted by the Southbank Centre. Friday night was a treat by any measure, with Cherry Ghost, Doves and the Manic Street Preachers ...
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Classical
There was only one maestro in action at the Royal Albert Hall – Sir Roger Norrington – though Sue Perkins apparently made it as far as Hyde Park. But this year's Last Night of the Proms belonged to the big Welshman: Bryn Terfel. His operatic set pieces embraced love, lust and honour – fitting sentiments for a Last Night. There were nods to our rich folk heritage; a touching tribute to one of ...
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MUSIC REVIEWS: Ratatat, Radiohead, Brian Wilson
Mildly entrancing though it is, you can keep NIN's "Ghosts I-IV," for this duo of electro New Yorkers has cut the instrumental album of the year, as far as I'm concerned. "LP3" is as transfixing as it is eclectic, its genre-hopping (here a bit of flamenco guitar, there a whoosh of stuttering beats, everywhere lots of Brian Eno ambience) grounded in an enveloping digital wash that holds this soup ...
The Kansas City Star |
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Exeter/Hampton/Rockingham area news in brief
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New music program at McCully Boys & Girls Club
For the first time, the Hawaii Youth Symphony will offer two music programs through the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaiçi.
Honolulu Advertiser |
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Jem is back and stronger than ever with Down To Earth , the follow-up to her 2004 debut album, Finally Woken . Featuring twelve tracks of her trademark ethereal vocals and catchy electronic melodies, the album is once again earning Jem love from Hollywood’s hottest music supervisors.
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MUSIC REVIEWS: Ratatat, Radiohead, Brian Wilson
-Ratatat: Mildly entrancing though it is, you can keep NIN's "Ghosts I-IV," for this duo of electro New Yorkers has cut the instrumental album of the year, as far as I'm concerned. "LP3" is as transfixing as it is eclectic, its genre-hopping (here a bit of flamenco guitar, there a whoosh of stuttering beats, everywhere lots of Brian Eno ambience) grounded in an enveloping digital wash that holds ...
The Biloxi Sun Herald |
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Bheki Mseleku: South African jazz pianist
Broadly but inadequately defined as a "jazz musician", Bheki Mseleku had a brilliant but chequered career that bridged his native South Africa and the UK, where he made his international debut with the stunning album Celebration in 1992. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, Mseleku sometimes played saxophone and guitar, but his undoubted forte was the piano, on which he displayed an advanced ...
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A&E Calendar
MUSICThe Sun Kings, unplugged. Enjoy music performed acoustically by three members of Northern California Beatles tribute band, the Sun Kings. Michael Barrett, Peter LoMenzo and Drew Harrison will be performing at 7 p.
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