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| About Town: The Beatles Patch.com The Fab Faux show at the Count Basie is cause to ask...why are the Beatles still important to us. By Steve Rogers | Email the author | 5:45am The Fab Faux (a Beatles tribute band) marked their 10th anniversary show at the Count Basie Theatre in Red ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Children, Parents Flock to Kellogg Park for Family Concert Patch.com Aidan said his favorite part of the concert was "dancing on the sidewalk" to the Beatles' "Twist and Shout" while Leah appreciated Louis' interpretation of Ricky Nelson's "Garden Party." Afterwards, Louis, who said he's been performing in Plymouth for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Raving about the show Las Vegas Review-Journal They wouldn't be able to drink or gamble, anyway, so who needed them -- or their scruffy heartthrobs, Elvis and the Beatles? Fortunately, Sahara entertainment director Stan Irwin thought Las Vegas might be able to survive a couple of Beatles shows in ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Sir Paul McCartney was advised to retire at 50 DailyIndia.com London, June 30: Former Beatles star Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that his ex-manager had advised him to retire at the age of 50. McCartney, 69, who is still recording and touring, said he refused to listen to the advice and decided to continue ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Beatles tribute band to perform Delmarva Now GREENBACKVILLE -- Twist & Shout, one of the East Coast's most entertaining Beatles tribute ensembles, continues its 15-year anniversary concert season on Saturday, July 9, at 8 pm at the Captain's Cove Marina Club located on beautiful Chincoteague Bay ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| George Martin recieves his honorary degree Oxford Mail THE man behind The Beatles yesterday proved the long and winding road had all been worth it. Sir George Martin, 85, known as the "fifth Beatle", was awarded an honorary degree from Oxford University. He produced all but one of The Beatles' original ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mondial Choral all shook up about Elvis Montreal Gazette Following last summer's popular Beatles A to Z festival shows, Charles needed a strong followup. "Elvis recorded 900 songs," he said. "When I suggested we try to do all 900 songs over the 17 days of this festival, they told me I was clinically insane. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New generation raves for contemporary Buddy Holly collection Stockton Record The bespectacled pioneer of rockabilly-style pop music - the first song the Beatles played together was Holly's "That'll Be the Day" - would have turned 75 on Sept. 7. He died in an Iowa plane crash on Feb. 3, 1959, with Pacoima's Ritchie Valens and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ke$ha Reveals Her "Un-Auto-Tuned" Voice On Team Coco News VH1 (blog) She also takes the opportunity to slip a little actual criticism into the bit. After facetiously explaining that Pavarotti, Bob Dylan (ha!), and The Beatles all used Auto-Tune, she flatly intones, "Being against Auto-Tune is like being against the idea ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Tour De Force or Farce? Myrtle Beach Sun News What it is: "Beatlemania Now," presented at 5 pm each Wednesday - Sunday throughout the summer at Carolina Opry, is a carefully orchestrated trip through the 1960s with the soundtrack consisting of 30 hits from The Beatles, staged through a live ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| The Beatles -- Marketed By Today's Music Industry - G4tv.com This is both brilliant and sad. Not to say that The Beatles weren't first presented to the world with a marketing facade when they first hit the scene, ... www.g4tv.com/.../the-beatles-marketed-by-todays-music-indu... |
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| CATS and RAIN Added to Omaha Performing Arts-Broadway Across America Season Broadway World RAIN - A TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES and CATS, the musical that revolutionized American theater, have been added to the 2011-2012 Broadway series presented by Omaha Performing Arts and Broadway Across America. Direct from a successful run on Broadway, ... See all stories on this topic » |