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     It's not just JLo: Why big musical acts can't sell out concerts anymore

     Business Insider via Yahoo News· 1 day ago

     You don't always win. And sometimes, you can be humbled," said Jarred Arfa, the head of global music...

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     62 concerts and huge events coming to Madison Square Garden this summer that you can’t miss

     NJ.com· 4 days ago

     Here is Madison Square Garden's full summer schedule

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     Why are some music tours thriving while J Lo, The Black Keys are canceling? | Commentary

     Denver Post· 2 days ago

     Those fans are willing to pay top dollar for shows, but some big acts charge less than others. Billy...

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     San Diego County Fair 2024 | 'Let's Go Retro'

     Channel 8 San Diego· 2 days ago

     San Diego County's longest running event is going retro. The San Diego County Fair this year will celebrate the 1950's through the 1990's with rides,...

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     A capella group, cover artists and 'Science of Santa' make up Civic Hall's 2024-25 season

     Pal Item | Palladium-Item via Yahoo News· 2 days ago

     Each member of the group is a soloist in his own right, "bringing a unique flavor," as the brochure...

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     Grassroots music and variety show to benefit Columbia tornado victims June 22

     Gannett via AOL· 1 day ago

     "A lot of barbershop quartets these days don't even sing barbershop, but more of a doowop," Pugh...

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     Rolling Stones superfan Gail Hoffman knows ‘It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll,’ but she loves it | amNewYork

     amNewYork· 22 hours ago

     There are Rolling Stones fans, there are obsessive Rolling Stones fans — and then there is Gail...

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     Best summer concerts in Naples, Bonita Springs: Rock, blues, Motown and more

     Naples Daily News via Yahoo News· 6 days ago

     Concerts are at 6 and 8:30 p.m. Tickets from $49. artisnaples.org/events/pro-am or call (239)...

9. • Fox Theatre announces 2024-2025 live show lineup

     The Hutchinson Tribune· 5 days ago

     It celebrates the legendary pianists and showmen of all time, including Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Liberace, and Billy

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      The number of concerts at The Mark has declined over its 31 years, here's what's changed

      Quad-City Times· 4 days ago

      A lot has changed since The Mark opened its doors. When Neil Diamond played the first show at the...