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Web sites: www.myspace.com/musiclindseysmith www.myspace.com/dreamingatdusk There's a good chance the delightfully humble Lindsey Smith will enter a room laughing.

CCM ACOUSTIC SESSION: Bluetree, "God of this City" Watch an exclusive acoustic performance of Bluetree's "God of this City." Flyleaf is Fully Alive Andrew Greer Find out the meaning behind Flyleafa s first CD in four years Andy Argyrakis Check out our review of a recent Delirious with After Edmund concert.

Believers Never Die: Greatest Hits Review Posted by Daniel Wilcox on 11.17.2009 For a band that's been around for just seven years, they sure do have a lot of hits.

POP, Jazz, Folk and Classical RELEASE OF THE WEEK FALL OUT BOY Folie A Deux *** Mercury 1788407, A 12.72 If Simon Cowell ever created a rock act, he would want that band to be Fall Out Boy.

A gig is not always about the music. Local band The Catch have made the effort for Halloween this Saturday, creating ghoul-like outfits and decorating New Plymouth's Basement Bar to resemble a graveyard.

Catch a glimpse of the alt-rock band the Decemberists in one of their press photos and you might think the group is advertising a show for community theatre instead of a rock show.

The 2009 MidPoint Music Festival kicks off today with a free show at 5-7 p.m. on Fountain Square featuring The Young Republic from Nashville and Shayna Zaid & the Catch from New York City.

Author Dominick Dunne, who told stories of shocking crimes among the rich and famous through his magazine articles and best-selling books including "Another City, Not My Own," about O.J. Simpson's murder trial, died Wednesday in his home at age 83.

Catch the first performance of "The Sweet Abyss" - a play written by Jon Tuttle and commissioned by the Trustus Playwrights' Festival - at 8 p.m. on the Trustus Main Stage, 520 Lady St.

Whether you're enjoying a "staycation" this weekend or just looking for some fun ways to keep the family occupied there are lots of great options, from live music to outdoor flicks and a walk around the lake for a great cause.

Whether you're enjoying a "staycation" this weekend or just looking for some fun ways to keep the family occupied there are lots of great options, from live music to outdoor flicks and a walk around the lake for a great cause.

LoveSick Radio is a pop-rock band out of Columbus, Ohio, with a knack for writing uber-catchy, party-happy songs about everything from hanging out with friends to - what else? - pains of lost love.

The Nadas The Java House, 211 E. Washington St. Noon to 1 p.m. Friday Co-fronted by Mike Butterworth and Jason Walsmith, these tuneful pop/rock road warriors have sold more than 75,000 albums over 15 years, and most of those the old-fashioned way --personally from the bandstand.

The Columbus, Ohio, band Yellow Light Maybe brings its "eclectic mix of pop-rock" to The Empty Glass at 10 p.m. Friday.

Harrisburg, Pa.-based Farewell Flight is a touring machine. The guys have played upward of 400 shows since first getting together in 2005 - and they've done it all without a record label, band management or any other perks.

The Pete Kilpatrick band hails from Portland - Maine, not Oregon - and it will be in Vail Friday night.