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Rod Stewart to release ‘Soulbook’

Posted in: Releases by newsdesk on September 30, 2024

rodStewartGrammy Award-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Rod Stewart will be releasing SOULBOOK on November 9th (RCA Records), a collection of classic Sixties/Seventies-era soul favourites all newly recorded by the quintessential ‘blue eyed soul’ singer of our generation. Rod recently said in Rolling Stone’s “Greatest Singers of All Time” issue that at the age of 15, he used to listen to soul singers on the radio like Sam Cooke and Otis Redding, and blues singers like Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters, and knew that is how he wanted to sing. Elton (Read more…)

A little more than a month after Paula Abdul tendered her high-profile Twitter resignation as a judge on “American Idol,” Fox announced Wednesday that she was being replaced by one of the show’s biggest fans, comedian and talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres. The network’s five-year deal with DeGeneres puts to rest a major challenge facing Fox as the aging singing competition enters its ninth season in January: filling the shoes of the judge considered by many to be the heart of the show. DeGeneres, who has hosted the Oscars and the Emmys and was recently a guest judge on Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance,” broke the news to her audience during a taping of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” on (Read more…)

Kelly Clarkson to guest judge on Idol. The ‘My Life Would Suck Without You’ singer - who won the first series of the US TV talent show in 2002 - will appear as a guest judge at an audition next week. A source said: ‘Kelly is beyond excited to get back to the show that started it all.’ It has also been claimed Kelly and the other current judges - Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and Kara DioGuardi - will be joined by one of the Jonas Brothers to find America’s next pop superstar. Following the departure of full-time judge Paula Abdul, who is believed to have quit the show over an alleged pay dispute, a (Read more…)

Ne-yo to embark on nationwide tour

Posted in: Gigs & Tickets by newsdesk on March 4, 2025

Undoubtedly one of the most prolific singer songwriters in modern pop, Ne-yo, will embark on a 6 city nationwide tour in July. A formidable creative force, Ne-yo has penned tracks for Rihanna, Mary J. Blige, Britney Spears and Beyonce. The Grammy award winner has sold over 5 million albums to date and is one of the most sought after songwriters in the world- this will be a tour not to be missed.

Ne-yo is expected to showcase songs from his best album to date The Year of the Gentleman, including Closer, Miss Independent as well as his signature hits So Sick and Because of You.

Dates are:

11th July, O2 Arena, London
13th July, SECC, Glasgow
14th July, MEN Arena, Manchester
15th July, NEC Arena, Birmingham
17th July, Liverpool Arena, Liverpool
18th July, Metro Arena, Newcastle

With Ne-Yo’s third disc, Year of the Gentleman, the Las Vegas native and premier songwriter has constructed a suite of songs that shows exactly what he means by class. Written over the course of travels through Europe and influenced by his own fascination with the Rat Pack, Ne-Yo explains, ‘For me, the sharpness of Sammy and Sinatra is the kind of style I strive for in clothes and music. Year of the Gentleman is named in honor of those guys.’

Like the best artists, Ne-Yo’s music has an eternal sound that appeals to fans of all ages. ‘As a songwriter as well as a singer, I think it’s important to cast my words wide. In other words, I am not trying to contain myself in some little box marked ‘urban.’ I have travelled the world, and I want to bring that across in the material. Forget about urban, pop or whatever, Year of the Gentleman is a worldly album.

A Musical Guide to Inauguration Weekend

Posted in: Music News by newsdesk on January 15, 2025

In less than a week, the new guy finally gets his chance to save our republic. So cue the music! If you’re heading into Washington for the festivities, here’s a rundown on 10 shows worth catching.

10. Metallica (Thursday at the Verizon Center. Sold out). It would be so awesome if Dick Cheney appeared during “Enter Sandman.”
9. The People’s Inaugural Ball, featuring Blaqstarr (Tuesday at the Rock and Roll Hotel. $10). The venue sounds kinda strange (the day after the inauguration, they offer “amateur female jello wrestling”), but it’d still be fun to spend inauguration night getting crunk with a legend of Baltimore club music.
8. Adele (Saturday at the 9:30 Club. Sold out). Not sure whether she’ll be good live. But at least you can count on hearing that one song. Hard to imagine that one being less than great.
7. Raveonettes (Saturday at the Black Cat. $15-17). Remarkable that this show isn’t yet sold out. Get your tickets now, boys and girls.
6. Rock The Vote presents “Hey, America Feels Kinda Cool Again,” featuring the Beastie Boys, Sheryl Crow and Citizen Cope (Monday at 9:30 Club. Sold out). If America is cool again, that fact has very little to do with Sheryl Crow. Still, it’s great to live in the country that gave the world the Beastie Boys.
5. The Big Shoulders Inauguration Ball, featuring Andrew Bird, Ted Leo, Tortoise, Waco Brothers, Jon Langford, Sally Timms, David “Honeyboy” Edwards and author Thomas Frank. (Monday at the Black Cat. Sold out). Between sets, see if you can get Honeyboy, who was born in 1915, to tell you stories about the Depression.
4. Let Freedom Ring, featuring Aretha Franklin (Monday at the Kennedy Center. Free tickets distributed at 4 p.m. on the day of show). If you’re willing to stand in line, you can see the Queen of Soul for free. What a country!
3. Frightened Rabbit (Monday at the Rock and Roll Hotel. $12). A former Paste intern tipped me off to this show, which seems likely to take the indie-rock overflow crowd that couldn’t get into the Black Cat.
2. Jay-Z (Monday at Warner Theatre. $100-500). Exorbitant ticket prices aside, this one could be hard to beat.
1. We Are One: The Obama Inaugural Celebration At The Lincoln Memorial, featuring Bruce Springsteen, Beyonce, Bono, Mary J. Blige, Garth Brooks, Renee Fleming, Josh Groban, John Mellencamp, Usher, Stevie Wonder, Shakira and more (Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial. Free). The grandaddy of all inaugural concerts. There will also be readings by Denzel Washington, Jamie Foxx, Martin Luther King III and, yes, Queen Latifah. If you can’t be there, HBO will—according to the official inaugural blog, y’all—broadcast the show from 7 to 9 p.m. “on an open signal, working with all of its distributors to allow Americans across the country with access to cable, telcos or satellite television to enjoy the Opening Celebration for free.”

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