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plans to reopen its music venues at full capacity come June 15 as the US continues its recovery from COVID-19.As revealed on Twitter, the Hollywood Bowl will reopen this summer, with an exact date and line-up announcements set to land on May 11.The venue added: “As we prepare to reopen, the health of all is our top priority. We are working closely with our partners at LA County on a safety plan, & we look forward to sharing more with you in the coming weeks!”As we prepare to reopen, the health of all is our top priority.

Motörhead have shared a live clip from the archive ahead of the release of a new concert film – you can watch it below.The clip, which shows the group playing ‘Rock it’ live in 2012, comes ahead of the release of Louder Than Noise…Live In Berlin – a film of their 2012 concert at the Berlin Velodrom on December 5, during their ‘Kings of The Road Tour’. The film will also be accompanied by a live album release.Louder Than Noise… Live in Berlin is set for release on DVD/CD, vinyl and digital formats on April 23, and pre-order is open now here.

Kelly Clarkson is opening up about an embarrassing moment that happened to her backstage at one of her concerts.

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For fans of the Hollywood Bowl, the lack-of-shell shock is nearly over. After being closed for more than a year, the storied venue said today that it will reopen in July for 14 weeks of concerts with limited capacity and other Covid safety protocols in place.

Kane Brown is going to be making music history with his upcoming concert tour!

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Eric Church is setting his sights on five Canadian cities as the country singer heads out on a 55-city full arena North American tour starting this fall.

Netflix is adding an incredible concert to its content slate and it will feature your favorite stars performing the music of Dolly Parton!

“We’ll be opening up on June 15, this economy…business as usual,” said California Governor Gavin Newsom on Tuesday. “We are announcing now that on June 15 we will be getting rid of the colored [reopening] tiers.” Earlier in the day, the state’s top health official spoke in detail about the planned reopening.

Diminutive rock star Prince was a small but mighty talent - and had large orders when it came to his backstage riders, a promoter has revealed.

Eric Church is speaking out on a video that surfaced of Morgan Wallen recently using the N-word.

Lovers of a bit of nostalgia will be delighted to hear that the trailer for series six of Reeling In The Years has been released. The latest series will be hitting RTÉ One on 11 April at 8.30pm.

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Happily ever after! Blake Shelton is hoping to marry fiancée Gwen Stefani before the next season of The Voice after proposing in October 2020.

Leena Tailor “We made it!” Crowded House frontman Neil Finn jubilantly told 12,000 fans at the sold-out Auckland, New Zealand stop of the group’s “To the Island” tour. A COVID-19 outbreak may have caused chaos and postponements for the nationwide jaunt, but there were few signs of a pandemic as the reformed band belatedly reached that homeland stage.Yet it was hard to shake pandemic thoughts while ecstatically rocking up to my first concert in over a year, feeling like a kid in a candy store after 12 months deprived of sweets.

coronavirus.It’s estimated that 120,000 people were in attendance on Saturday (March 27) alone at the two-dayer in Wellington, with the city having lifted all remaining COVID restrictions earlier this month (via Reuters).CubaDupa, which is free to attend, offered up over 19 hours of curated entertainment across its 50 stages and areas, bringing more than 500 performances as well as 20 parades including around 1750 artists.Gerry Paul, Festival Director of CubaDupa, said (via Scoop Culture): “The team and I are just buzzing! We just feel so lucky to be able to host the most diverse and creative festival in New Zealand, and what we know to be the biggest music and arts festival in the world right now.Where else in the world is something like

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.Formed in 1973 on the Isle of Skye, Runrig rose to fame as Scotland’s most successful folk/rock band in the 1970s and 1980s, culminating in a career spanning 45 years.They produced 14 studio albums and took Gaelic music from the village halls of the Highlands to arenas across the world including Canada and New York with sold-out concerts at some of the world’s most prestigious venues such as New York’s Times Square, London’s Royal Albert Hall and Edinburgh Castle.Calum’s brother, bassist Rory Macdonald, said: “It’s the love of performing that kept the group going for over 45 years.“Our farewell performance brought all this to a close – a shared, visceral experience that will stay

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Just this week Demi Lovato said an article referring to her as “morbidly obese” nearly knocked her right off the wagon and back into doing drugs after she got out of rehab.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionLandmarks across the county were also lit up yellow in a sombre moment of reflection.Both Motherwell Civic Centre and Concert Hall and Hamilton Town House participated thanks to Hamilton grandad Peter McMahon, who helped organise for the buildings to shine yellow on March 23 in conjunction with a national event run by Marie Curie.Peter, who lost his wife Debbie to coronavirus last year, said: “It was important to get involved and to push places to light up yellow to remember the thousands of people across the UK who have died due to Covid-19 over the last 12 months.“We were really proud that places like Motherwell Civic