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Trafalgar Releasing and Warner Bros. will present a digitally remastered ABBA: The Movie for two night in May to celebrate the Swedish pop sensation’s 50th anniversary.

Justin Bieber definitely got the crowd going during his “Justice” tour on Tuesday, March 29, but it wasn’t in a good way. Justin got booed at his Montreal concert for dissing their hockey team, the Montreal Canadiens. “How about those Leafs though, huh?” He asked, referencing their rival team, the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Camila Cabello was photographed with her mom in London. The two looked relaxed and stylish as they enjoyed their time together.Camila Cabello says speaking and singing Spanish connects her to her childhoodCamila Cabello and Ed Sheeran to perform at Concert For Ukraine: ‘We all have a responsibility’Cabello and her mom, Sinuhe Estrabao, were spotted grabbing some lunch in Notting Hill. While Cabello wore a white outfit made up of a set of matching set of pants and sweater, her mother wore black with a brown coat on top.

Coachella just around the corner, music fans know the kickoff of concert season is well underway. After two years of pandemic-related delayed and canceled tours (we're still mourning the loss of Taylor Swift's ), some of the best and biggest names in the biz are finally hitting the road and gearing up for their rescheduled (coronavirus-compliant) summer tour seasons.Although the desert music festival is completely sold out, there are tons of other grab-worthy tickets still available right now on Ticketmaster.

Thania Garcia The Prince Estate has and Sony Music have announced a deluxe release of “Prince and The Revolution: Live,” the legendary 1985 concert toward the end of the 100-date “Purple Rain” concert tour which was originally broadcast via satellite from the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, New York on March 30, 1985. The film was first released on VHS in the late ’80s and was out of print for decades before being re-released as part of the “Purple Rain” deluxe boxed set in 2017.Now, the completely remastered and digitally enhanced footage will be made available on vinyl for the first time along with CD and Blu-ray formats starting June 3, 2022.According to the announcement, the deluxe edition of “Prince and The Revolution: Live” has been “entirely enhanced and reconstructed,” with the original video source rescanned, restored and color-corrected with the original multitrack audio master reels remixed and remastered onto Blu-ray video with selectable stereo, 5.1 surround and Dolby Atmos sound.

Eric Church chose the North Carolina Tar Heels over a San Antonio concert stop. Church announced he was canceling his April 2 concert because he was going to attend the UNC v. Duke final four NCAA championship game happening on the same day.

Tom Parker vowed not to “pay any attention” to his brain tumour a mere few months before his tragic death was announced on Wednesday 30 March. The 33 year old had said before he passed away that he wished to put his focus towards his family rather than his brain tumour, which doctors had told him was “stable” and “under control” towards the end of last year. Tom was diagnosed with with grade four glioblastoma in October 2020 and been told at the time it was "the worst case scenario" with a prediction of having 12 to 18 months left to live.

Vanity Fair Oscars 2022 party, not from the red carpet. "What so Khloe was there but not important enough to walk the red carpet," the user claimed, later persisting that the mother-of-one was "the only Kardashian not in the met gala."Upon seeing this, Khloe retaliated, "I don't know what on earth you're talking about and where you think you come up with these stories that you assume are facts."In a screen grab of the comment, the realty TV star insisted, "Both of your comments are untrue babe."Although Khloe did attend the feted affair on Sunday night, she didn't take traditional posed pictures on the red carpet. Her sisters Kourtney Kardashian, Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner all did.Khloe, though, didn't shy away from acknowledging she was attending the parties, even posting a photo of her look, which included a silver beaded gown and blond bob hairstyle.

John Stamos is sharing the final cryptic text he got from pal Taylor Hawkins before the drummer's untimely death.The Foo Fighters drummer passed away on March 25 in his Colombian hotel room of a suspected drug overdose. Over the weekend, John mourned and posted the last message he got from Taylor, which referenced getting together before they "die.""Ya We've yet to fully have a hang -[Gotta] put that s*** together before we die," Taylor said to John. The "Full House" star opined, "Wise words from my friend- put that s*** together!  I'm so f****** sad.  Another one gone too soon."On March 29, John also posted an Instagram video of Taylor joking that he, not the actor, should have been hired for a Geico commercial. "Stamos is a good buddy of mine — he's a good guy," Taylor said in the clip.

Justin Bieber is a hero at his shows but he doesn’t mind embracing his inner villain on occasion.

Eric Church has canceled an upcoming Texas concert this weekend so that he and his family can watch a college basketball game instead. The country singer admits that his decision to choose hoops over the concert is the "most selfish thing" he's ever done in his career. In a message to his fan club, known as the "Church Choir," Eric explains why he's eschewing the San Antonio stage on Saturday, choosing instead to head to the Final Four in New Orleans to watch his beloved North Carolina Tar Heels take on their bitter rival, Duke, in the NCAA Tournament. In the long-storied rivalry between the teams, this is the first time they've ever met in the tournament."As a lifelong Carolina basketball fan, I've watched Carolina and Duke battle over the years," Church said.

Sorry to the fans, but Eric Church has other plans.

Eric Church fans are not happy with a “selfish” decision he made.

Naman Ramachandran Concert for Ukraine, the fundraising event for the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal on Tuesday, saw £13.4 million ($17.6 million) raised from sponsorship, ad revenue, ticket sales and public donations. The two-hour event, which was live from the Resorts World Arena Birmingham, and broadcast exclusively on ITV and STV, featured performances from Anne-Marie, Becky Hill, Camila Cabello, Nile Rogers & Chic, Ed Sheeran, Emeli Sandé, Gregory Porter, Jamala, The Kingdom Choir, Manic Street Preachers, Nicola Benedetti, Snow Patrol and Tom Odell.A highpoint of the evening was a violin performance, which saw the recent viral video of young violinist Illia Bondarenko playing the Ukrainian folk song “Verbovaya Doschechka” from a basement shelter along with 94 violinists from around the world, joined up with a live performance in the room by Nicola Benedetti.

Concert For Ukraine raised a mammoth £12.2 million for the war relief effort in Eastern Europe last night. 

message on Ticketmaster, the 44-year-old musician explained to his fan club, the “Church Choir,” he’ll be in attendance in New Orleans to cheer on the Tar Heels alongside his family.“As a lifelong Carolina basketball fan, I’ve watched Carolina and Duke battle over the years,” Church said. “But to have them matchup in the Final Four for the first time in the history of the NCAA Tournament is any sports enthusiast’s dream,” Church said.Church was expected to perform at the AT&T Center as part of his “The Gather Again Tour” on the evening of the Tar Heels’ big game — the tour’s only stop in San Antonio.

ITV helped stage a huge musical event on Tuesday night to raise vital funds for the humanitarian effort in Ukraine following Russia's invasion.

Chris Willman Music WriterCountry superstar Eric Church may be seeing a regional fluctuation in his popularity this week. His status in his native North Carolina? Probably on the rise, with the news that he’d do anything to cheer on his beloved Tar Heels in an NCAA basketball tournament game this Saturday.

has performed at a charity concert in Birmingham after fleeing the country following the Russian invasion. Jamala performing during Concert for UkraineThe 38-year-old, whose real name is Susana Jamaladinova, took to the stage for a performance of her song 1944, about the forced deportation in Crimea during the rule of Joseph Stalin.

Camila Cabello and Ed Sheeran helped bring in help for those in Ukraine.

recent, untimely death of their drummer Taylor Hawkins. A statement from the band’s social media accounts on Tuesday confirmed what many fans suspected — that they have indeed canceled their remaining shows and returned home to the US. “It is with great sadness that Foo Fighters confirm the cancellation of all upcoming tour dates in light of the staggering loss of our brother Taylor Hawkins,” the group wrote.