This fusion of Irish and international dance is accompanied by Grammy Award-winning music.
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This fusion of Irish and international dance is accompanied by Grammy Award-winning music.
The rock ‘n’ roll legend will play new songs and familiar favorites, like “I’m Eighteen” and “School’s Out,” at Vibrant Arena in Moline, Illinois.
Room Service will share a stage with the Recliners, the Beaker Brothers, Low and Away, Dave Zollo and Brian Johaneson covering Bob Dylan songs.The stipulation is that no tune can be repeated.
When Seether frontman Shaun Morgan and bassist Dale Stewart left South Africa for the United States in 2002, they had little idea what was in store for them: a tour with Nickelback that would give them their first exposure to arena audiences; the gold and platinum albums they would record with some of the best-known producers in the hard-rock genre; and 20 #1 U.S. radio singles they would release along the way.
After a spin of the Wildwoods' latest album "Dear Meadowlark," it's evident how significant harmonies are to the Americana act. The lovely three-part harmonies buoy the compelling folk songs crafted by Noah Gose.
It's not easy to keep a tattoo shop open for two decades. However, Neon Dragon Tattoo & Body Piercing has hit that milestone and will celebrate with free, live music by Ballyhoo and Subliminal Rage on Sunday.
The band, formed in 1982, continues to tour the country to celebrate over 40 years of melodic hits like “Sister Christian” and “You Can Still Rock in America.”
The cerebral singer-songwriter will play songs from his recent album, “Henry St.,” his first album made in Sweden in 14 years.
A new album is in the early stages since band member Taylor Goldsmith has written a few songs recently. However, expect the indie rock act to stick to its nine album canon with an emphasis on its latest, the stripped down "Oh Brother," which dropped last October.
Mould will play from his new album, ‘Here We Go Crazy,’ to a sold out crowd.
Mission Creek Festival, a celebration of big talent in small spaces, marked its 20th year this weekend with dozens of performances.
In its last year of production under The Englert Theatre, Iowa City's music festival mainstay offers throwbacks to the past and a glimse into the future.
Grant is first Christian recording artist to reach platinum status
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