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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 16
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Concert Photos: Sheena Easton Gives Career-Spanning Performance at Lorain Palace Theater (opens the original)
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Sheena Easton played to a smallish crowd at Lorain’s Palace Theater on Saturday night. Offering twelve tunes, Ms. Easton gave a career-spanning look at her life since gaining notoriety in 1981 for the theme song from the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only. Winning a Grammy as “Best New Artist” in 1982, she went on to record duets with Kenny Rogers and collaborated with Prince on a few sexually-explicit tunes such as “Sugar Walls.” As the 1980s moved on with the British New Wave movement, rising
Concert Photos: Beth Hart Delivers Soul at MGM Northfield Park Center Stage (opens the original)
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Los Angeles native and singer-songwriter Beth Hart is one of those names of which people have a vague recollection; they can recall her name but have no idea what she’s written or sung. She’s been at it for decades and may be best known for her collaborations with guitarist Joe Bonamassa. If you take the time to listen to any of her records, you get the impression that she’d be right at home in a 1930s jook joint somewhere on the Mississippi Delta. Her voice is ethereal; it reeks of a past that’
Concert Photos: Chad Gray Celebrates 30 Years of Music at the House of Blues (opens the original)
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Chad Gray, frontman for Mudvayne and his side project, the supergroup Hellyeah, stopped at the House of Blues on Wednesday night fronting a trifecta of bands for a night of nu metal confections. Stalwarts Butcher Babies and newbies Devil’s Cut opened the show. The “30 Years of Madness” tour celebrates Gray’s three decades in the music business, where he alternated between his outfit Mudvayne and, after they went on hiatus, as the frontman for the supergroup Hellyeah. Butcher Babies’ frontwoman H
Concert Photos: Squeeze Leads British Invasion at Jacobs Pavilion (opens the original)
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Jacobs Pavilion played home to a trifecta of early ’80s British Invasion bands last week. It was a scorcher; temps approached 100 degrees even with a stiff breeze blowing in off the Cuyahoga. Members of each band mentioned the heat and asked how we could take this kind of pummeling. Thank goodness it’s already abated. The lesser-known outfit Haircut One Hundred took the stage first, bringing a ska sensibility to their half hour set. Sadly, Adam Ant, who played a forty-minute set, wasn’t in very
Concert Photos: Squeeze Leads British Invasion at Jacobs Pavilion (opens the original)
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Jacobs Pavilion played home to a trifecta of early ’80s British Invasion bands last week. It was a scorcher; temps approached 100 degrees even with a stiff breeze blowing in off the Cuyahoga. Members of each band mentioned the heat and asked how we could take this kind of pummeling. Thank goodness it’s already abated. The lesser-known outfit Haircut One Hundred took the stage first, bringing a ska sensibility to their half hour set. Sadly, Adam Ant, who played a forty-minute set, wasn’t in very
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