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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.

Below are BroadwayWorld.com's most popular articles from Sunday, May 10, 2009. Catch up below on anything that you might have missed from today on BroadwayWorld.com! 1) BWW TV: 'HEY MAMA!' Celebrating Some of the Greatest 'Moms' of the Stage and Beyond! by Eddie Varley - May 10, 2009 Mother's Day: the one day each year when we honor the women who ...

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