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MuchMusic delivers today's hottest chart-toppers and celebrities with The 18th Annual MuchMusic Video Awards. This megawatt event is confirmed to air Sunday, June 17th live from the station's famed street-front headquarters in Toronto, Canada. It's one highly buzzed spectacle: a critically acclaimed mix of live street-level performances, unmatched red-carpet cool, and thousands of screaming fans all enjoying unparalleled access. Last year's A-lister cavalcade reached a whopping 3.5 million viewers in Canada and 100 million around the globe with broadcasts in 65 countries. "With the MMVAs, MuchMusic brings huge international stars to Canada while showcasing ren…
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What bands would you want to see? At which concert would you want to see those bands? And Why that band at that concert?
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10)Making Love Out of Nothing At All-Air Supply 9)Always-Bon Jovi 8)Scar Tissue-RHCP 7)Tender-Blur 6)Angel-Robbie Williams 5)AROBTTH-Coldplay 4)Drops Of Jupiter-Train 3)Best I Ever Had-Vertical Horizon 2)Breathing-Lifehouse 1)Yellow-Coldplay
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THE PARLOTONES Cyprus Avenue 20th March 2007 Johannesburg based indie-rock quartet The Parlotones, in association with FUJIFILM, have just confirmed a special performance in Whelans 21st March 2007. Tickets priced €14.50 are on sale now from Ticketmaster and WaV box office. After eight years of solid legwork and time spent building and nurturing their eclectic sound, The Parlotones have moved into the mainstream and stepped up to take their place alongside the SA music notables. The melodic indie rockers are set to release their brand new single 'Dragonflies And Astronauts' March 23rd and their debut full-length album, 'Radiocontrolledrobot' 30th March. Dur…
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Country music is one of those genres that doesn’t take too kindly to strangers. Anything that has a remote smattering of something straying from the cut-and-dried norm is ostracized--former favorite son Garth Brooks’ ill-fated Chris Gaines experiment comes to mind--forcing artists to stick, perhaps willingly for the sake of stardom, to the formula. It’s a sort of musical xenophobia that shuns any extra creativity of a different voice. But then there’s the flip side of that coin, a place where cats don’t pay much mind to traditions but focus instead on letting it all out as they thumb their collective noses at the institution. Count Son Volt frontman/head honcho Jay Fa…
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seven days in sunny june!...:wink3: beautiful Jay! :D
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They sound just like a certain British band. Just don't tell them that We're no copycats SOUNDING like Coldplay's Indonesian twin is a double-edged sword for Indonesian band Nidji. On the one hand, it makes it stand out in an arena where dangdut, rock and pop rule. But on the other hand, Nidji has been accused of being a copycat. It doesn't help that its 23-year-old lead singer Giring Ganesha sounds almost exactly like Chris Martin. One Jakarta Post reviewer observed that Giring is 'consummately copying Chris Martin's earnest delivery'. It's an opinion that Giring is not happy to hear. He said: 'We are not Coldplay. We are very influenced by Brit po…
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heyy i was just wondering if anyone on this board has heard of the band anberlin and likes them. they're really great! :)
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90s>60s>>70s>>>50s>>>>>>>>>>>00s>>>>>>>>>>>>>80s>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>rest
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Fans had plenty of choices when tickets for The Police went on sale. They could use the Best Buy presale, obtain them through fan clubs or battle with the public for the $50, $90, and $225 seats. But if they wanted the best seats in the house (rows 2 through 5, center stage) they had to bid in a Ticketmaster auction - starting at $250 a ticket. The final price of a second-row seat? A cool $660. Seem high? Get used to it, says Sean Moriarty, president and CEO of Ticketmaster, who says auctions are the future if the concert industry wants to keep thriving. Here's why: While the live music industry in North America sold $3.6 billion in tickets during 2006, the…
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The greatest song in the history of the world. Maybe By Anthony Barnes Published: 27 August 2006 It is sung with lager-fuelled gusto by thousands of fans at every Oasis gig. Now "Live Forever" looks set to live up to its title after being named the greatest song of all time. The 12-year-old single, the first to demonstrate that the Gallagher brothers could do tenderness as well as bravado and swagger, has beaten classic tracks by the Beatles, U2 and Queen in a magazine poll of music fans to identify the all-time greats. Oasis pulled off a double feat by taking second place with their song "Wonderwall" in the top 100 compiled by Q magazine from tens of thousands…
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Well? :P :) :D :lol: :P :wink3:
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Hey everyone, So a lot of bands/artists sound great recorded, but then live they fall short of their recordings. For example... I think Moses Mayfield was very impressive. Totally unexpected. Just pre-ordered their cd andddd I'll be going to see them live on Friday with Pete Yorn. What bands/artists have you seen live that just blew you away at how tight they were?
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for all of you who haven't herd, the lead singer of boston, brad delp committed suicide heres an article found at http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/headline/entertainment/4636662.html 'Lonely' Boston singer left suicide note clipped to shirt By KATHARINE WEBSTER Associated Press TOOLS Email Get section feed Print Subscribe NOW ATKINSON, N.H. — Brad Delp, the lead singer for the band Boston who killed himself last week, left behind a note in which he called himself "a lonely soul," according to police reports released Thursday. The note was paper-clipped to the neck of Delp's shirt when police found his body at his Atkinson home, on the bathroom fl…
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Juno Awards April 1st: No fooling, this year's Juno broadcast may be worth watching! The all-Canuck line-up features yummy mummy Nelly Furtado pulling double duty as both host and performer, as well tunes from K-os, The Tragically Hip, DJ Champion ("No Heaven") and Montreal's up-and-coming singer/songwriter Patrick Watson. Tied for Juno domination with five nominations each are Nelly, K-os and Billy (no) Talent, but one of them has the inside edge for a clean sweep... Timbaland could not be reached for comment. Neil Young Audiobiography: Neil's much anticipated archival box release has finally been announced by a trailer @ repriserecords.com/neilarchives/. Some time th…
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Does anyone here like or has anyone here even heard of the Boo Radleys? I guess most people her will only know them for the (UK) hit single "Wake Up Boo" in 1995, but they made some incredible albums. Anyone else into them??
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Thousands of music fans could lose money totalling £1.4m and miss concerts they have paid to see after a ticket agency went out of business. The administrators for the firm, Ticket Tout, said customers would not receive tickets they were awaiting or refunds. About 6,500 people are affected, with claims averaging more than £200. Fans can call a helpline on 020 7194 1015. People who paid for tickets by credit card could be refunded by their card supplier, the administrators said. 'Lack of funds' Ticket Tout, set up in February 2006, went into administration on 6 March. "The company's offices are now closed and no further trading will take place," said …
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http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37650
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:) I'm a huge fan of the smiths, James, New Order, obviously Coldplay, anything like that. Can anyone recommend some good new British music in that vein? Thanks in advance.:)
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MEMPHIS, TN. (Top40 Charts/ Visible Media Group) - The 1960's were a decade that supplied America with the greatest rock-n-roll legends. During that time, the United States experienced a saturation of musical talent from the United Kingdom. The biggest of this British Invasion was the Beatles whose music has gone on to lay the foundation and influence many of the bands we listen to today. Over the past few years, the United States has seen a resurgence of British music. Bands like Franz Ferdinand, Radiohead, Coldplay and Muse have crossed the Atlantic and gained a large following of fans, and the popularity of British bands is growing. There's a new British Invasion in 20…
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i love them!!!!!!! get their album "la revancha de tango" if you like tango & good house music.....its my fav album besides arobtth & parachutes (of course! ;) ).....anyone know it??! i doubt :sad:
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anyone here wanna make sweet music with me (i play drums) in the piano-led stylee of Coldplay/Keane? I need some people to play with lol.
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:D I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D :D :D http://www.myspace.com/calvinharristv
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