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Overnight Sensation …
We only have one item scheduled to post during the next 16 hours. But it’s a really, really good item. Really.
Paint It Gold – The guys in Atmosphere have their work cut out for them as the hip hop duo gets read to play more than 50 dates across the U.S.A.
Link-O-Rama …
Do you want to work for Diddy? Sean Combs looks to conquer television – Los Angeles Times (registration may be required)
Sure, “Rock Band” and “Guitar Hero” are games. But do they actually make music? – The Providence Journal
What do Human League, ABC and Heaven 17 all have in common? They all hail from the same part of England – The Times Online U.K.
ABBA makes U.K. chart history as vocal group’s greatest hits album becomes the oldest album in Brit history to reach #1 – Reuters
Looking back at Tapestry 37 years after release. Was Carole King the Alanis Morissette of the 1970s? – The Sydney Morning Herald
Wanna see The Police one more time, but couldn’t score tickets to the band’s last tour gig? You can watch the stream at BestBuy.com. Oh, and Best Buy also has exclusive rights to the upcoming live DVD from the band. How convenient, eh? – Best Buy / Business Wire.com / press release
Dates, Dates & More Dates …
It’s Australia in March, Ireland and United Kingdom in April as Jackson Browne sketches his 2009 tour plans. Aussie dates include two nights in Sydney, March 2 & 3, a two-nighter in Melbourne scheduled for March 5 & 7 and single nights in Victoria (March 8), Townsville (March 10), Cairns (March 11), Perth (March 14) and Adelaide (March 15). Ireland gets him for two nights in Dublin (March 23 & 24). U.K. shows include Liverpool on March 28, Manchester on March 30 & 31 and London on April 13.
Misfits hit the clubs September through October. Today’s update shows the band playing pretty steadily for the next few months. Dates include September 16 in Montreal at Metropolis, September 21 in Asbury Park at the Stone Pony, Louisville on October 19 at Coyote’s Music & Dance Hall, Dallas on November 26 at Granada Theater and Fort Lauderdale on December 7 at Culture Room.
Randy Newman takes his piano to the east coast in September, hits the west coast in October. Dates include Peeksville, New York at Paramount Center For The Arts on September 16, Princeton, New Jersey at McCarter Theatre on September 27, Monterey, California on October 18 at Golden State Theatre and Seattle at Moore Theatre on October 22.
Italian singer / songwriter Elisa launches her first North American tour on October 29 in Toronto at the Mod Club. Other dates include November 5 in NYC at Bowery Ballroom, Pittsburgh on November 8 at Club Café, Denver on November 14 at Soild Dove and Seattle on November 24 at The Triple Door.
During the day we also updated the schedules for Cheech & Chong, Atmosphere, Mick Fleetwood Band, Colbie Caillat, Bassnectar, Avril Lavigne, Ben Kweller, Ozomatli, Sheryl Crow, Shout Out Out Out Out, Janis Ian, Tim Reynolds And TR3, Sara Bareilles, Doobie Brothers, French Kicks, Hothouse Flowers, HORSE the band, Tab Benoit, plus thousands and thousands of bands and artists that we’d love to mention in this space if only we could type fast enough.
That wraps up our Monday adventure in the land of tour dates. Thank you for your support and we hope you can join us tomorrow for another excursion deep into the bowels of the concert machine. G’night.