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Original musicians master their discipline (Asbury Park Press)
If you're an LBI resident or vacationer, odds are you've experienced the area's vibrant cover scene. Chances are you've gone out on two dollar Bud Light night, had a few too many and danced, maybe a bit too enthusiastically,
Your weekend: Day by day planner (Detroit News)
BOW WOW at Freedom Hill Amphitheatre
What's coming up: Pop music (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Ben Folds Arguably one of the most overlooked singer/songwriters of his generation, the piano-pounding Folds has authored a slew of smart, acerbic pop-rock ditties since dissolving popular trio Ben Folds Five in 2000. Folds? third solo album, Way to Normal , drops Sept. 30 and features a guest vocal from ingenue Regina Spektor on the lead single, You Don?t Know Me . Recently divorced, ...
'Pandas' head to Zeno's (Penn State Collegian)
Giant Pandas and the people who love them will descend upon Zeno's Pub tomorrow night.
UB40 plays in Aspen on Thursday (Vail Daily)
British reggae band UB40 performs Thursday at Belly Up. ASPEN ? The neighborhood in the English city of Birmingham where Robin Campbell grew up was heavy with all kinds of immigrants: Irish, Scots, Jamaicans, Africans and others.
UB40 focuses on future (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
A revamped UB40 brings songs from its newest album, "24/7," to the Red Rock Resort Saturday night. The band regrouped after losing former members. Courtesy photo
UB40's Top Hits Collected for New Greatest Hits, to be Released September 30 by Virgin/EMI (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
For more than 25 years, UB40 has been one of the world's premiere pop-reggae acts, with several international chart-topping singles and global sales totaling more than 70 million albums.
UB40: The beat of Jamaica, without the dreadlocks (The Aspen Times)
ASPEN - The neighborhood in the English city of Birmingham where Robin Campbell grew up was heavy with all kinds of immigrants: Irish, Scots, Jamaicans, Africans and others.
Weekend preview: NIN, Brooks & Dunn and UB40 (Detroit News)
Nine Inch Nails to hit Palace; Rock with Brooks & Dunn; UB40 swings back to States
Weekly Music Agenda (DCist)
MONDAY The cello-playing ladies (and gentleman) of Rasputina have been putting out strangely haunting tunes for years, including an album of covers. Look for their take on Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" and then you can catch them at the Black Cat Mainstage. Haale opens. 8 p.m., $15. Whether you're looking for your alternative rock radio approved reggae fill or just want a ...
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