Tag: music
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Pikes Pick: Tyler Ramsey delivers ‘sonic quest’ with new album
If you’ve bounced up and down or sat still in contemplation while listening to Band of Horses, you might do the same with the new album from the band’s former guitarist. Tyler Ramsey’s “New Lost Ages” is billed a “sonic quest” of folk and rock, evocative along the way. — Seth Boster
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Unique formula hits right note for Postmodern Jukebox; the band performs Sunday at Pikes Peak Center
In many respects, Postmodern Jukebox could only exist today with a perfectly matched blend of elements coming into harmony over the past decade. The performers are at the heart of that and the sounds those singers and players make isn’t limited to one style; PMJ’s set lists vary wildly across genres, from western swing to…
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Kansas City mom and prominent Hispanic DJ dies in a mass shooting after Chiefs’ victory parade
A woman who died in the mass shooting after a parade for the Kansas City Chiefs and their Super Bowl victory DJed around the area and was a music lover who hosted an hourlong Tejano music radio show
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Pearl Jam gives details of new album ‘Dark Matter,’ drops first single, announces world tour
“Dark Matter” is the name of Pearl Jam’s forthcoming album
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Pikes Pick: Netflix documentary takes us inside ‘Greatest Night in Pop’
The Netflix documentary “The Greatest Night in Pop” relives the long, late night of 1985 when music’s biggest stars came together to record “We Are the World.” Correction on “relives” — we are all living it, joyously, for the first time. — Seth Boster Huey Lewis, left, and Michael Jackson in “The Greatest Night in Pop.” Netflix
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Movie review: Ben-Adir’s portrayal in ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ shines, but the storytelling stumbles
How can you contain the meaning of Bob Marley in a single biopic? The pioneering reggae artist’s life was all too short, but his music has persisted infinitely, reaching far beyond the blue mountains of his native Jamaica, and he continues to be a global icon and a posthumous ambassador for Rastafarian culture 40 years…
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Taylor Swift reaches LAX in journey from Tokyo to Super Bowl, online sleuths say. Will she make it?
Will Taylor Swift make it to the Super Bowl in time
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Jimmy Van Eaton, an early rock ‘n’ roll drummer who played at Sun Records, dies at 86
A pioneering rock ‘n’ roll drummer who played behind the likes of Jerry Lee Lewis and Billy Lee Riley at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, has died
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Wayne Kramer, late guitarist of rock band MC5, also leaves legacy of bringing music to prisons
Among those paying tribute to MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer are prison reform advocates






