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Tool is being forced to reschedule their current North American tour because drummer Danny Carey has torn a bicep muscle. Carey underwent surgery on Wednesday and is "recovering well," according to the band's Web site. Rescheduled tour dates will be announced shortly.
Sister Hazel has its way (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
It only makes sense that a band with a name like Sister Hazel would consider its fans one big happy family.
INTERVIEW- Chieftains: Iconic band offers all Irish all the time (The Hook)
Published February 22, 2007 in issue 0608 of the HooK.
Irondequoit's Henahan tuned in toward history (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Irondequoit junior Ricky Henahan will try to topple a 12-year-old state record and repeat as champion in the 100-yard backstroke in the upcoming state championships in Buffalo. Audio slideshow: Super swimmer
Best Bets, 2/23 (Denver Post)
Western scenes ART|Dan Coen depicts familiar Western scenes in a not-so-familiar way.
THE SHUFFLE | WHO'S PLAYING IN OUR AREA: Who's playing in our area? (The Char...
With a name like this, you might expect an average folkie -- but that's not the case with female singer-songwriter Amanda Kapousouz, whose incredible album "Liar and the Thief" is an ethereal mix of Suzanne Vega and stripped-down Portishead. She opens for husband Bain Mattox. 10:30 tonight. Evening Muse. $6. 704-376-3737. -- Courtney Devores
Report for 02/23/06 (antiMUSIC)
pr-inside reports: A headline from The National Enquirer reads, "BRITNEY ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. THE DRAMATIC RESCUE THAT SAVED HER LIFE." According to various reports, which detail the Enquirer's story: "The source for Enquirer claimed, 'After she shaved off her hair, Britney had a complete breakdown and tried to kill herself.'"
'Everlife' high on spunk, low on spark (Honolulu Advertiser)
"Everlife" by Everlife
Your guide to today, tomorrow and beyond (El Paso Times)
FREE -- Black history: The University of Texas at El Paso will have a variety of events in February to educate the public about African-American history. The theme of this year's Black History Month is "Africans in the Americas."
Oscar can wait (Calendarlive.com)
The stars ? and the Oscar watchers ? will be more than occupied on Sunday night. So why not head out and have some real fun while they're busy primping and preening?
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Quick Hits: Tool, Guns N' Roses, Brandy, Metallica, Elton John, Redman, Warre...
Tool is being forced to reschedule their current North American tour because drummer Danny Carey has torn a bicep muscle. Carey underwent surgery on Wednesday and is "recovering well," according to the band's Web site. Rescheduled tour dates will be announced shortly.
Sister Hazel has its way (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
It only makes sense that a band with a name like Sister Hazel would consider its fans one big happy family.
INTERVIEW- Chieftains: Iconic band offers all Irish all the time (The Hook)
Published February 22, 2007 in issue 0608 of the HooK.
Irondequoit's Henahan tuned in toward history (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Irondequoit junior Ricky Henahan will try to topple a 12-year-old state record and repeat as champion in the 100-yard backstroke in the upcoming state championships in Buffalo. Audio slideshow: Super swimmer
Best Bets, 2/23 (Denver Post)
Western scenes ART|Dan Coen depicts familiar Western scenes in a not-so-familiar way.
THE SHUFFLE | WHO'S PLAYING IN OUR AREA: Who's playing in our area? (The Char...
With a name like this, you might expect an average folkie -- but that's not the case with female singer-songwriter Amanda Kapousouz, whose incredible album "Liar and the Thief" is an ethereal mix of Suzanne Vega and stripped-down Portishead. She opens for husband Bain Mattox. 10:30 tonight. Evening Muse. $6. 704-376-3737. -- Courtney Devores
Report for 02/23/06 (antiMUSIC)
pr-inside reports: A headline from The National Enquirer reads, "BRITNEY ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. THE DRAMATIC RESCUE THAT SAVED HER LIFE." According to various reports, which detail the Enquirer's story: "The source for Enquirer claimed, 'After she shaved off her hair, Britney had a complete breakdown and tried to kill herself.'"
'Everlife' high on spunk, low on spark (Honolulu Advertiser)
"Everlife" by Everlife
Your guide to today, tomorrow and beyond (El Paso Times)
FREE -- Black history: The University of Texas at El Paso will have a variety of events in February to educate the public about African-American history. The theme of this year's Black History Month is "Africans in the Americas."
Oscar can wait (Calendarlive.com)
The stars ? and the Oscar watchers ? will be more than occupied on Sunday night. So why not head out and have some real fun while they're busy primping and preening?
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