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CONCERT REVIEW: Billy Joel does justice to decades of hits (Tennessean)
The Piano Man last night entranced a crowded house, wrapping hit after hit around a warm, funny comic routine for a show that kept fans in their seats until the last encore had ended.
Joel fans always got it (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
It's never been particularly cool to dig Billy Joel. Unless, of course, you're a native of New York, Philly, New Jersey or South Florida, where the Gospel of Billy is as readily recited as the short menu at H&H Bagels.
Out & About (Chicago Sun-Times)
An exhibit focusing on African architecture is open at the Chicago Cultural Center in the Loop. Lasting Foundations: The Art of Architecture in Africa, running through April 15, features more than 120 photographs and artifacts from 13 countries in locations ranging from Timbuktu to Johannesburg.
THIS WEEK: FEB. 23 to MARCH 1, 2007 (Times Leader)
Rob Ritchie, the Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist (formerly of Tanglefoot) performs in concert at the Red Carpet Café, Forty Fort Presbyterian Church, 1224 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort. Saturday at 7 p.m. $3. 287-7097.
From Boss to Beatles, trib bands have it covered (Philadelphia Daily News)
THIS WEEKEND, John Lennon is sharing a "Day In His Life" in South Jersey, the Doors will rattle for a sold-out crowd in Sellersville, while the music of Radiohead resonates in Princeton.
Looking for an Island Idol (Port Clinton News Herald)
Area musicians have the chance to make it to the big-time, Catawba Island style. Mon Ami Restaurant is hosting "Island Idol," a singing competition based on the popular television show "American Idol."
REGIONAL CONCERTS (The Wichita Eagle)
COTILLION BALLROOM, 11120 W. Kellogg. Tickets available at Select-A-Seat outlets, the Cotillion and plant employee clubs. Charge by phone and information, 316-722-4201.
From A Famous Household, A Down-To-Earth Talent (Hartford Courant)
A Coffee Break With Alexa Ray Joel It's pretty hard being just another aspiring singer-songwriter when your parents are model-actress Christie Brinkley and singer-songwriter extraordinaire Billy Joel.
From A Famous Household, A Down-To-Earth Talent (Hartford Courant)
Spilling The Beans| A Coffee Break With Alexa Ray Joel It's pretty hard being just another aspiring singer-songwriter when your parents are model-actress Christie Brinkley and singer-songwriter extraordinaire Billy Joel.
Concerts (Star-Gazette)
Updates have a star. See Page 3D for regional ticket outlets. (Sources include promoters, artists, venues and Ticketmaster; dates subject to change. Call before traveling.)
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CONCERT REVIEW: Billy Joel does justice to decades of hits (Tennessean)
The Piano Man last night entranced a crowded house, wrapping hit after hit around a warm, funny comic routine for a show that kept fans in their seats until the last encore had ended.
Joel fans always got it (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
It's never been particularly cool to dig Billy Joel. Unless, of course, you're a native of New York, Philly, New Jersey or South Florida, where the Gospel of Billy is as readily recited as the short menu at H&H Bagels.
Out & About (Chicago Sun-Times)
An exhibit focusing on African architecture is open at the Chicago Cultural Center in the Loop. Lasting Foundations: The Art of Architecture in Africa, running through April 15, features more than 120 photographs and artifacts from 13 countries in locations ranging from Timbuktu to Johannesburg.
THIS WEEK: FEB. 23 to MARCH 1, 2007 (Times Leader)
Rob Ritchie, the Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist (formerly of Tanglefoot) performs in concert at the Red Carpet Café, Forty Fort Presbyterian Church, 1224 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort. Saturday at 7 p.m. $3. 287-7097.
From Boss to Beatles, trib bands have it covered (Philadelphia Daily News)
THIS WEEKEND, John Lennon is sharing a "Day In His Life" in South Jersey, the Doors will rattle for a sold-out crowd in Sellersville, while the music of Radiohead resonates in Princeton.
Looking for an Island Idol (Port Clinton News Herald)
Area musicians have the chance to make it to the big-time, Catawba Island style. Mon Ami Restaurant is hosting "Island Idol," a singing competition based on the popular television show "American Idol."
REGIONAL CONCERTS (The Wichita Eagle)
COTILLION BALLROOM, 11120 W. Kellogg. Tickets available at Select-A-Seat outlets, the Cotillion and plant employee clubs. Charge by phone and information, 316-722-4201.
From A Famous Household, A Down-To-Earth Talent (Hartford Courant)
A Coffee Break With Alexa Ray Joel It's pretty hard being just another aspiring singer-songwriter when your parents are model-actress Christie Brinkley and singer-songwriter extraordinaire Billy Joel.
From A Famous Household, A Down-To-Earth Talent (Hartford Courant)
Spilling The Beans| A Coffee Break With Alexa Ray Joel It's pretty hard being just another aspiring singer-songwriter when your parents are model-actress Christie Brinkley and singer-songwriter extraordinaire Billy Joel.
Concerts (Star-Gazette)
Updates have a star. See Page 3D for regional ticket outlets. (Sources include promoters, artists, venues and Ticketmaster; dates subject to change. Call before traveling.)
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