The Sweet News

Genres: Dance-Pop , Alternative Pop/Rock , Contemporary Pop/Rock , Club/Dance , Adult Alternative Pop/Rock , Alternative Dance , Alternative/Indie Rock , Dance-Rock , Pop Active: 90's, 2000's Born: October 3, 1969 in Fullerton, CA Influences Similar Artists Followers Biography Before she discovered she could write songs, Gwen Stefani was looking ...

Local eight-piece reggae/ska band The Sweet Kings are coming to to lay down some sweet skankin' sounds for everyone to dance to.

DAVID CREEDON takes a look back at a 30 year career as trad legends Horslips reform... - 24/11/09 It is almost thirty years since the night in October 1980 that Charles O'Connor threw his fiddle over the heads of the audience in the Ulster Hall, Belfast.

ABBA , "S.O.S." : For some reason, whenever I travel to the more northerly parts of the UK and/or Europe in Fall and Winter, ABBA starts creeping into my musical mind frame.

Fresh off the success of his third set, 2008's Freedom , singer, producer, and songwriter Akon is giving credence to his reputation as one of popular music's hardest working acts.

THE NEW YORK VAULTS: 33 RPM. When, in the opening moments of this unapologetically loud record, Too Tall Paul Vezelis sings about "rock and roll records that you never forget," he's telling you his memory goes back to 1974 and Sweet's Desolation Boulevard .

Fairfield County's own folk-rock band, The Sweet Remains, made up of locals Greg Naughton, Rich Price and Brian Chartrand, will be playing Fairfield Theatre Company's Stage One on Sept.

Last June, soul DJs Richard Lewis and Michael Robinson started Dig Deeper , a monthly soul party that brought the live element back to soul music and showcased the genre's original vocalists.

The Sweet Remains Evoke Wilco and CSN on 'Laurel & Sunset' The Sweet Remains Deliver Soulful Harmonies, Contemporary Pop/Rock Melodies & Multi Singer-Songwriting on Debut CD With rich three-part harmonies and a distinctive, modern sound, The Sweet Remains deliver an eminently listenable folk-rock debut that finds its home somewhere on the road ...

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.

Memphis soul from the 1960s and early '70s might be the most meticulously recreated genre, at this moment, in all of pop's history.