Friday, November 30, 2007
Tony Danza in Las Vegas Staging of “The Producers”
Actor, singer, and dancer Tony Danza is returning to a role he knows well: that of Max Bialystock, the devil-may-care conniving con man in the production of The Producers at the Paris Hotel on the Las Vegas strip. He played Bialystock on Broadway from Dec. 19, 2006 to March 11, 2007. He will remain in the role in Vegas until its closing on Feb. 9, 2008.
Lord of the Dance to Embark on 45-City Tour
Fresh off the dancing heels of its 10th anniversary tour, Lord of the Dance has booked more than 45 tour dates in North America next year, beginning Feb. 5 in Fargo, ND.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Ticket Reselling Becomes Legal in Missouri
Missouri ticket brokers, your day has come. For the first time, reselling an event ticket is legal in the state, allowing for a transparent, free market for ticketing
Friday, November 23, 2007
Wayne Newton Back “Dancing”
Following a heart scare, Wayne Newton has been cleared by doctors to go on the road with the third annual tour of Dancing with the Stars. The 38-city North American road trip kicks off Dec. 18 in Seattle and runs through Feb. 10 in Philadelphia.
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Dallas Cowboys Build Dream Stadium
As the saying goes, everything’s bigger in Texas.
Dallas Cowboys owner and president Jerry Jones is taking that saying quite literally, as he and the city of Arlington, TX are in the process of building what will be the NFL’s largest stadium. Scheduled to open before the 2009 NFL season, the stadium promises to give fans an incredible experience, with endless possibilities for the future.
Dallas Cowboys owner and president Jerry Jones is taking that saying quite literally, as he and the city of Arlington, TX are in the process of building what will be the NFL’s largest stadium. Scheduled to open before the 2009 NFL season, the stadium promises to give fans an incredible experience, with endless possibilities for the future.
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Smashing Pumpkins Returning to Europe
The Smashing Pumpkins will return to the U.K. and Europe in 2008 for a major arena headlining tour, starting Jan. 27 in Belgrade, Serbia. The tour will also feature shows in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, France, Ireland, Scotland, England, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland, where the trek wraps March 3.
Bruce Springsteen Adds More Dates in ‘08

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band this week released the first series of additional tour dates for 2008, which will start Feb. 28 in Hartford, CT and wrap up April 30 in Charlottesville, VA.
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Lawsuits Still Pending As Missouri Prepares to Allow Ticket Reselling
Missouri is about to become the latest state to allow unfettered ticket reselling while it continues to wage a legal battle against two brokers it claims misrepresented tickets the companies didn’t have in their possession.
The state will begin allowing ticket reselling on Wednesday, Nov. 28, following Connecticut, New York and Minnesota, among others.
The state will begin allowing ticket reselling on Wednesday, Nov. 28, following Connecticut, New York and Minnesota, among others.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Diamond reveals `Caroline' inspiration

Neil Diamond held onto the secret for decades, but he has finally revealed that President Kennedy's daughter was the inspiration for his smash hit "Sweet Caroline."
"I've never discussed it with anybody before — intentionally," the 66-year-old singer-songwriter told The Associated Press on Monday during a break from recording. "I thought maybe I would tell it to Caroline when I met her someday."
He got his chance last week when he performed the song via satellite at Caroline Kennedy's 50th birthday party.
Diamond was a "young, broke songwriter" when a photo of the president's daughter in a news magazine caught his eye.
"It was a picture of a little girl dressed to the nines in her riding gear, next to her pony," Diamond recalled. "It was such an innocent, wonderful picture, I immediately felt there was a song in there."
Years later, holed up in a hotel in Memphis, Tenn., he would write the words and music in less an hour.
"It was a No. 1 record and probably is the biggest, most important song of my career, and I have to thank her for the inspiration," he said. "I'm happy to have gotten it off my chest and to have expressed it to Caroline. I thought she might be embarrassed, but she seemed to be struck by it and really, really happy."
The enduring hit recently reappeared on the singles chart, thanks in part to the Boston Red Sox. "Sweet Caroline" is played at every home game.
"I think they consider it good luck," Diamond said, adding that the Red Sox have become his favorite baseball team.
The tune's return to the charts leaves Diamond "speechless," he said. "That song was written 40 years ago, so I am just overwhelmed by the fact that it has returned and that, more importantly, people have taken it into their hearts for so many years."
Diamond is now at work on a new album, his second collaboration with producer Rick Rubin.
"We're both very excited about it," Diamond said. "I think it's going to be one of my best ever."
"I've never discussed it with anybody before — intentionally," the 66-year-old singer-songwriter told The Associated Press on Monday during a break from recording. "I thought maybe I would tell it to Caroline when I met her someday."
He got his chance last week when he performed the song via satellite at Caroline Kennedy's 50th birthday party.
Diamond was a "young, broke songwriter" when a photo of the president's daughter in a news magazine caught his eye.
"It was a picture of a little girl dressed to the nines in her riding gear, next to her pony," Diamond recalled. "It was such an innocent, wonderful picture, I immediately felt there was a song in there."
Years later, holed up in a hotel in Memphis, Tenn., he would write the words and music in less an hour.
"It was a No. 1 record and probably is the biggest, most important song of my career, and I have to thank her for the inspiration," he said. "I'm happy to have gotten it off my chest and to have expressed it to Caroline. I thought she might be embarrassed, but she seemed to be struck by it and really, really happy."
The enduring hit recently reappeared on the singles chart, thanks in part to the Boston Red Sox. "Sweet Caroline" is played at every home game.
"I think they consider it good luck," Diamond said, adding that the Red Sox have become his favorite baseball team.
The tune's return to the charts leaves Diamond "speechless," he said. "That song was written 40 years ago, so I am just overwhelmed by the fact that it has returned and that, more importantly, people have taken it into their hearts for so many years."
Diamond is now at work on a new album, his second collaboration with producer Rick Rubin.
"We're both very excited about it," Diamond said. "I think it's going to be one of my best ever."
Kelly Clarkson and Reba McEntire Plan Tour

Looking to capitalize on their hit “Because of You” from the “Reba Duets” album, Reba McEntire and Kelly Clarkson are teaming up for a 15-date tour in early 2008 called 2 Worlds 2 Voices.
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