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Alabama preps for "Back to The Bowery" trek
Country outfit Alabama will celebrate their 40th anniversary with a scattered excursion that kicks off at the same club where the band performed its first concert.
The award-winning trio begin the "Back to The Bowery Tour" with a two-night stand April 5-6 at The Bowery in Myrtle Beach, SC -- the site of the band's first-ever residency. The current itinerary covers 10 North American cities through mid-October, including an April 27 stop in Rama, Ontario.
Tickets for most markets go on sale Friday (2/15) via the band's website. More dates will be announced in the coming weeks, according to a press release.
"I'm so excited to celebrate 40 years since our first show at The Bowery," frontman Randy Owen said in a press release. "We still love one another, have played music together all these years, and are blessed to still be around. Most importantly, we are ever grateful for the fans, many having been with us since we used to play for tips, so to be able to go back out and play for them will make this a very special year."
"The Back to The Bowery Tour" marks Alabama's first official tour since 2002. The country group plans on releasing a new studio album later this year, according to a press release, and take on a four-night musical cruise, "The Alabama and Friends Festival at Sea," to the Bahamas. More information about the outing is available at the cruise's website.
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Starting tonight American Idol is on 3 days a week
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Starting tonight American Idol is on 3 days a week
Guys sing tonight
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the kick off is on Wednesday
I gave Mario Vasquez atleast 25 votes....
The best performances were Kiss From A Rose and the Marc Anthony song, I loved them. The others were okay... Drift Away was awesome.
Too bad in this competition talent isn't the only issue.
Originally Posted by anya_angie
I definitely agree about Constantine - Kiss from a Rose! Best performance. I also liked the fellow who sang Moon River. It was a real surpirse. Did not like the Marc Anthony song.
Moon River was great at first then he butchered the melody... there WAS no melody. Big disappointment after Paula or whoever said that that was what she liked about him in the first place.
it might have been the only version of the song that American Idol could afford to use...
I thought it was the wrong song, but I thought he was very good... I gave him a few votes. My aunt does not allow mass voting for 2 hours... which is going to suck later on in the season!
I like Constantine, but did not like his song
Bo surprised me with an awesome voice last night (the long haired Rocker)
I didn't vote last night, and probably won't until it gets down to the end, but I like the way they're doing it this year, first the guys, then the girls. It seems a little more fair and balanced. I wonder if that's how it will end up?
What I think is funny about the show and voting is that a lot of people voting are kids from 8-14 who know nothing about music.
considering that's the age group "pop" stars are made for it doesn't surprise me
they're the ones going to buy the albums
the top 12 will be made up of 6 guys and 6 girls... that way we don't end up with only 4 guys like last season
I don't know about "knowing nothing about music"............people like who and what they like to hear, regardless of age. It's personal preference and has nothing to do with how old you are....................42
True, I did not notice the sharp that Constantine had all the time. But it was there.
As a former member of the Bobby Sherman and David Cassidy fan clubs I can assure you that 13 year olds have EXCELLENT taste in music!
Whatevetr you do don't vote for Fat-F*** a.k.a. Scoot Savol, He is a jerk and looks like a pig.
That was a bit harsh don't you think? I assume you know him personally to know that he is a jerk? Rueben, Clay, and Fantasia do not have the usual "idol look" whatever that is yet did very well. Grow up!
Tereza, as a "fat" person I take offense to the "fat-f***" comment.
Ruben is morbidly obese and I don't see why "fat" has anything to do with someone's personality
the guy is cocky, but I think it's a wannabe bad boy image thing for him... I don't like him, but he has a decent voice.


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see May 5th
The voices in my head may not be real, but they have some good ideas!
"Champions do not become champions when they win the event, but in the hours, weeks, months and years they spend preparing for it. The victorious performance itself is merely the demonstration of their championship character"
T. Alan Armstrong
if there´d be shuch a loop. would it be before or after the SH reunite?
reading manga and condorito
I have mixed feelings about a timeskip, because I don't want to miss anything, and because there are so many important people in One Piece, it would be a pain to comprehend everything. So it could get very complicated.
It would be nice to see how much the SHs would improve during that time, though and because I really miss the other crew members, a timeskip would be good.
Ava & Sig created by Maxv Credits to IIDX v
Ye as it is strawhats as crew are too weak for new world and they are scattered too, timeskip might be good idea to let characters become stronger and reputation for themselves individualy etc.
But it'll be great w/o timeskip too
ok well ofcourse theres going to be a time laps of some sort.. oda will not take 20-30chapters getting the crew back together showing each members day to day activities to become stronger/smarter..
what i do see as most likely is theres going to be a montage of sorts with each crew member maybe lasting tops 5-10chapters then they will be back together each being much much stronger.


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