Tuesday Nov 10 | Best of New Orleans
Mandeville-based Herrington self-released a debut album in August. In a region flush with musical talent, the Northshore rock group Herrington has found a winning formula.
The symphony meets rhythm & blues
When : 8 p.m. tomorrow Where : Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts, 2 Southbridge St., Worcester How much : $38 to $48. Tickets are available by calling 1 571-7469, on the Internet at boxoffice@thehanovertheatre.org , or at the box office in the theater.
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Upon entering, one is swamped in darkness and deep colored lighting. All around are pictures of rock legends such as Jimi Hendrix and the Ramones, while screamo-rock music blasts from a jukebox in the corner.
Katrina Orphan: Jazz, funk singer, writer finds home and new life in N.C.
Leigh Harris left her native New Orleans four years ago, after Hurricane Katrina swept through.
Katrina Orphan: Jazz, funk singer, writer finds home and new life in N.C.
The house she lived in suffered only minor damage, but the sight of her city and its people, so devastated by the storm, left her with deep emotional scars.
Celebration to celebrate the arrival of Fall
It's been an ongoing tradition in the community of Celebration for years: if you want to celebrate the arrival of Fall, then head over to Market Street and watched the leavings falling.
In the 39th District: A pop singer and a lot of rabbis
Today is Primary Day, so if you have not been able to make up your mind after a full year of the campaign, perhaps these last-minute endorsements will push you over the edge: In the 39th District, which covers Windsor Terrace, Park Slope, Carroll Gardens and part of Cobble Hill, Josh Skaller was endorsed by Rep.
Concert to feature Santana, Grand Funk Railroad musicians
Classic rock and pop musicians will close out Willow Creek Winery's "Jammin' at the Creek" summer concert series in Chautauqua County, near Lake Erie.
Elvis Costello has worn a lot of hats in his time: talk show host , cameo master , New Orleans-style songwriter , country music enthusiast , and of course, legendary pub rocker.
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire
From CQ's Politics in America 2010 : New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand studied abroad in China and Taiwan in college.
Sounds like a purified version of the blues reminiscent of Marc Broussard and Jonny Lang, with hints of John Mayer's dabblings in the genre At a glance mostly acoustic back-porch blues pop with the occasional electric jam session Residing in suburban New Orleans has kept Ryan Post close enough to the musical nightlife, but far enough away to start ...
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Toubab Krewe delivers a two-nighter at Smith's Olde Bar Fri., July 31. WED/29 DR.
The Somerset County Park Commission Free Summer Concert Series at Duke Island Park on Old York Road in Bridgewater will continue on Sunday, August 9, 2009, at Duke Island Park with the classic pop sounds of Orleans.
Essex County Executive Invites the Public to Enjoy the Essex County Free SummerMusic Concert Series
Essex County Executive Invites the Public to Enjoy the Essex County Free SummerMusic Concert Series By Office of the Essex County Executive 7/28/2009 Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr.
On the streets of Ashvegas: Bele Chere fun
Photo by Jason Sandford This guy was at Bele Chere on Sunday with his friends to hear Orleans, a band that had a few hits in the 1970s, including "You're Still the One." He brought along an album from the band's heyday.
Benefit concert in Palm Harbor is dedicated to cancer patient
Benefit concert is dedicated to cancer patient Terry Pinkham, a local musician known as Terry T., is holding a benefit concert for her sister, Trudy T. Runnels, who is battling stage-four breast cancer.
Best known for their hits "Still the One" and "Dance With Me," Orleans was founded in New York in 1972 by John Hall, Larry Hoppen and Wells Kelly.
Challenger Ball outruns Rep. Hall in fundraising
In the early race for the 19th Congressional District, Republican challenger Greg Ball, a state assemblyman from Patterson, has raised more money than incumbent Democrat John Hall, of Dover Plains.
Ball out-bucks Hall, at least for the second quarter
Assemblyman/Congressional candidate Greg Ball is trumpeting results listed in this month's campaign filings, since he has out-raised incumbent 19t District Congressman John Hall,A $182,000-$160,000 during the second quarter of this year.
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Hudson Bureau Confidential: For Rep. Hall, the beat goes on after band
It's been years since Rep. John Hall, D-Dover Plains, traveled the rock 'n' roll circuit as a singer and guitarist for the band Orleans, but the musician inside him still lives.
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