Neil Diamond has been forced to cancel deuce shows on his North American term of enlistment after approach down with a bout of laryngitis.
The isaac Merrit Singer who is on the road promoting his �??Home After Dark�?? album, postponed his shows in Green Bay, WI (August 27) and St. Louis, MO (29) after difficulties singing during recent performances, according to Live Daily.
Diamond released �??Home After Dark�?? in May, which was produced by Rick Rubin, and the album was his first-ever Number One on the Billboard chart.
Diamond was due to take a break from the run, with the tour to resume in mid-September. It now starts up over again on September 10.
The spell now looks like this:
St. Louis, MO Scotttrade Center (September 10)
Green Bay, WI Resch Center (12)
Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre (14)
Edmonton, Alberta Rexall Place (16)
Calgary, AB Pengrowth Saddledome (18)
Vancouver, British Columbia General Motors Place (20)
Portland, OR Rose Garden Arena (22)
Seattle, WA Key Arena at Seattle Center (24)
Sacramento, CA ARCO Arena (26)
San Jose, CA HP Pavilion at San Jose (28)
Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl (October 1, 2)
Los Angeles, CA Staples Center (4)
San Diego, CA San Diego Sports Arena (7)
Glendale, AZ Jobing.com Arena (10)
San Antonio, TX AT&T Center (12)
Houston, TX Toyota Center (14)
Dallas, TX American Airlines Center (16)
Oklahoma City, OK Ford Center (19)
Tulsa, OK BOK Center (21)
Tampa, FL St. Pete Times Forum (24)
Sunrise, FL BankAtlantic Center (26)
Orlando, FL Amway Arena (28)
Jacksonville, FL Veterans Memorial Coliseum (30)
--By our New York staff.
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Nevea Tears
Artist: Nevea Tears
Genre(s):
Metal
Discography:
Do I Have to Tell You Why I Love You
Year: 2004
Tracks: 10
Bridging the unseeable barriers between alloy, hardcore, emo, and regular electronic music, Southern California's Nevea Tears was formed in 2002 by John Morello (throat), Greg Gillis (guitar and vocals), Brent Doan (guitar), Jeff Metajan (keyboards, beatniks), Dom Gomez (bass), and Amber Barnard (drums). Later signed by Eulogy Recordings, the 6 went on to unleash their risk-taking debut, Do I Have to Tell You Why I Love You?, in 2004.
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L7's Donita Sparks lines up tour behind solo debut
L7 frontwoman Donita Sparks [ tickets ] will launch a headlining tour later this month in support of her debut solo album, "Transmiticate," which hit stores in February.The singer--who last toured with L7 in 2000--and her backup band, The Stellar Moments, will play a pair of West Coast shows, including a May 23 date in Long Beach, CA, before heading east for the remainder of the club tour. The trek will cover 10 cities through the middle of June. Details are below.Recorded in Los Angeles with producer Ethan James (Luscious Jackson, The 88), "Transmiticate" is Sparks' first post-L7 effort."My writing on this record isn't really a reaction to outside factors, it's more of an internal thing," Sparks said in her online biography. "The first songs that I wrote were the soft ones, 'Creampuff' and 'My Skin's Too Thin.' I was feeling pretty vulnerable at the time. Then the rock started creeping in, but I wanted to keep it fun and empowered.""Transmiticate is a made-up word," Sparks added, explaining the album's title. "Transmiticate means to communicate through transmission, pick up the signals and then send out your own. Trust the vibes, follow the cosmic arrows and rise up out of the daily beat downs."All-girl rockers L7, who banded together in the mid-'80s, released six studio albums, debuting with a self-titled set in 1988 on Epitaph. The band released "Slap-Happy" in 1999 before announcing that the group was going on indefinite hiatus.
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Love Guru
Love, hockey, and Indian spirituality come together in this film that marks Mike Myers's return to live-action comedy.
Friday, 30 May 2008
The Kooks to play LA 'Sidewalk Sets' next week
The Kooks have announced that they will play outdoor acoustic 'Sidewalk Sets' in Los Angeles next week.
To kick off their largest US tour to date, the Brighton rockers will hit various undisclosed locations in LA on Tuesday (May 20) to film a Sidewalk Sets session, playing acoustically to fans and passer-bys.
The day will culminate with an intimate acoustic show in the Kibitz Room at Canter�??s Deli on Fairfax Avenue.
The band will also make an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday (May 21).
The Kooks' North American tour kicks off in San Diego on May 18 and concludes in New York on June 11, as previously reported.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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To kick off their largest US tour to date, the Brighton rockers will hit various undisclosed locations in LA on Tuesday (May 20) to film a Sidewalk Sets session, playing acoustically to fans and passer-bys.
The day will culminate with an intimate acoustic show in the Kibitz Room at Canter�??s Deli on Fairfax Avenue.
The band will also make an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday (May 21).
The Kooks' North American tour kicks off in San Diego on May 18 and concludes in New York on June 11, as previously reported.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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