Ed Condran
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The Art of Garfunkel: The high tenor to deliver the hits — and more at The United Theater (opens the original)
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âThe Sound of Silenceâ was the breakthrough smash for Simon & Garfunkel. In 1965, it became the iconic pop-folk duoâs initial chart-topper. However, there was another kind of sound of silence for Art Garfunkel. This type wasnât music to the ears of the refined entertainer, who possesses a beautiful, unique tenor. During a 2010 show with the aforementioned Paul Simon, the longtime smoker noticed that he had trouble singing in the midrange. His vocal condition worsened. âI had a couple o
Squeeze Return: Band to deliver tracks from its latest ‘Trixies’ and hits at the Hollywood Bowl (opens the original)
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When veteran bands of more than a half-century look back, itâs almost always to early hits, which enables the act to ride the nostalgia wave. Squeeze revisited its early days for a very different reason. In 2025, the band dusted off some early tracks and breathed life into those tunes, which appear on its latest album, âTrixies.â The plan was to feature those songs on the first Squeeze album during the era when disco emerged. When singer-songwriters Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook entered
Not a Final Tour: John Lydon and Public Image Ltd return to the stage (opens the original)
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John Lydon is one of the greatest provocateurs in rock history. Lydon has been one of the finest at stirring the pot in an amusing manner since the singer-songwriter fronted the Sex Pistols during the mid-1970s. Lydon, 70, then known as Johnny Rotten, was amusing, unpredictable and irreverent. Those three adjectives still apply as Lydon once again leads Public Image Ltd, which will perform Thursday at the Belasco. Itâs been a difficult period for Lydon, who took a break from touring to care fo
The Fixx Has the Solution: It’s all about the pop-rock for the veteran band (opens the original)
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Having well-constructed synthesizer-driven pop-rock songs wasnât enough for the Fixx during the early 1980s. The arty band had the material, but it never quite caught on in its native England. However, The Fixx reached the charts in America courtesy of MTV. âAt the start of our career, MTV was launched and they were desperately looking for videos,â Fixx guitarist Jamie West-Oram said while calling from Clearwater, Florida. âWe happened to have some videos. We had a good one for âStand
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