Posts Tagged ‘band’

Last First Friday features big band music
The Murphys Community Club’s First Fridays in the Park concert series will complete its 2010 season with a program of danceable music from the Colombia College Band under the direction of Rod Harris starting at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 3.
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Man jumps to death at US concert
A 32-year-old man has jumped six metres to his death onto the stage of a concert in California.
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Legendary glam band Kiss is headed to Darien Lake
It would not be an exaggeration to suggest that when thousands of kids heard the 1975 Kiss concert double-disc “Alive!,” they decided there and then that they wanted to be rock stars.
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Delano area calendar
Delano Farmers Market NOW TO OCT. – The Delano Farmers Market, located on the corner of Highway 12 and County Line Road in the Flippin’ Bills’ parking lot, is open from 2 to 6 p.m., Wednesdays from May through October. The Farmers’ Market is local farmers selling fresh, locally grown produce and other products, including breads, fruits, jams, honey, maple syrup, eggs, beef products, Kettle Korn …
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Town East hosts shopping frenzy
Teens love to shop and hang out with their friends. That’s part of the reason why Town East Mall has arranged a special event just for young adults to gather and embrace the place where they do their shopping and socializing all at once.
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N.Y. band brings alternative sound to N.J. students as classical music gets 21st-century makeover
NEW PROVIDENCE — Dorothy Lawson’s long blond hair flailed around her smiling face while she dug her bow into her cello strings with walloping force, stomping her foot to a heavy blues beat. Moments after the squealing and sputtering of…
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Dodge County News Notes
Area residents have two hallmark events to look forward to this week.
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Fox’s and #8216;Glee’ facing a future with more story, less music
By ROB OWEN BLOCK NEWS ALLIANCE BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — When a TV show emerges from the pop culture firmament glowing as bright and hot as Fox’s Glee, it sometimes leads to a short lifespan. Just ask the Jonas Brothers: They were riding high two years ago, but today the brothers are yesterday’s news. Fickle, young pop culture consumers have moved on. The fast-moving nature of hot TV series …
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