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The future continues to look bright for The Lumineers, who wrapped 2013 with a Platinum certification for their debut album in both the United States and Ireland, and with Gold certifications in the U.K., Australia and Canada.
By the April 2014, the band rolled its momentum straight into Record Store Day and the special release of a 10" vinyl called "The Winter EP." Though it wasn't marked as an official follow-up to their debut, the songs on both Side A ("Ain't Nobody's Problem," "This Must Be the Place") and Side B (Elouise" and "Darlene") were released for the first time in any physical format.
The following month at the BMI Pop Awards, The Lumineers captured the award for BMI Pop Song of the Year, along with the Most Performed Song of the Year award for "Ho Hey." And of course with all this hardware and accolades, it was only a matter of time before the band embarked on its biggest North American tour.
Mashed in between sets at both weekends at Coachella, the Lumineers kicked off their trek at Berkeley's Greek Theatre on April 19th. That set the stage for a run of festival appearances, like Atlanta's Shake Knee, George's Sasquatch!, Camden's XPoNential, and headline shows at Spring's The Cynthia Wood Mitchell Pavilion, Minneapolis' Target Centere and Clarkston's DET Energy Music Theatre.
The Lumineers are now in the midst of an overseas run that won't wrap until November, with stops in Norway, Japan, the Philippines, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil.
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They are one of the brightest young acts on the music scene today. In fact, some might say the upward trajectory of the Lumineers has been wonderfully illuminating, born of nothing more than a guitar and some songs by founder Wesley Schultz.
It was Schultz himself who, in the spring of 2005, began to collaborate with childhood friend Jeremiah Fraites. Eventually the two packed up and left New York, citing the city's 'cutthroat music scene' and the 'high cost of living.' They settled in Denver, Colorado and placed a Craigslist ad for a cellist. The classically trained Neyla Pakarek answered the call, and the duo became a trio.
It was the Meadowlark, a basement club in Denver, where The Lumineers really took shape. As the trio gathered to write and perform for open mic night, they refined their sound even more. Eventually, they signed a management deal with Onto Entertainment after their video for the soon-to-be smash hit "Ho Hey" hit YouTube.
An eponymous, self-recorded EP led to a self-booked tour in 2011, and before long The Lumineers had a grass-roots following that stretched across the Western half of the U.S., all the way back to the East Coast. Stelth Ulvang (piano) and Ben Wahamaki (bass) joined them full-time in 2012, just as "Ho Hey" was climbing inside the Top 5 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
With sold out shows in Europe, the UK, Australia and the U.S., many Lumineers concerts have been moved to larger venues. Fanning the fervor were nominations for Best New Artist and Best Americana Album at the Grammy Awards, a nod to the melodies and soulful lyrics fans have truly fallen hard for.
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Thursday, November 29, 2001Asheville, N.C. (Nov. 28, 2001) - Led by freshman Tiras Wade's (Tampa, Fla.) 19 points, East Tennessee State used a big second half rally, overcoming a 12-point halftime deficit to defeat UNC Asheville, 77-71, at the Asheville Civic Center. The win was the Bucs's first on the road this season, breaking a three-game losing streak to improve their record to 2-3. UNC Asheville fell to 0-5. It was the first time that ETSU has defeated the Bulldogs in Asheville. UNC Asheville came out in the first half with a hot shooting hand from the outside, hitting 6-of-10 three-point attempts. The Bulldogs connected on their first three long-range attempts, and took an early 13-5 lead on Brand Carter's trey with 16:36 to play in the half. ETSU on the other hand, was having a cold first half, shooting only 32 percent from the field and committing 12 turnovers. As a result ETSU could not close the gap, and the Bulldogs, led by Carter's nine points, opened up a 40-28 lead at the half. Sophomore Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) got the Bucs's comeback started with a layup three minutes into the second half that cut the UNCA lead to nine. He then hit a three-pointer that cut the lead down to six at 45-39 with 15:11 to play. ETSU kept chipping away, and when Wadood, who was a perfect 6-for-6 from the field, hit another jump shot with 11:30 left, the Bulldog lead was down to four at 53-49. Wade then took over the game, going on a personal 9-0 run over the next two minutes that put ETSU in the lead for good. When he was done, the Bucs had a 59-53 lead with 8:49 left to play. Wade, who scored 16 of his points in the second half, hit another shot with 5:12 left that gave ETSU a 70-59 lead. UNC Asheville did not go without a fight, however, and cut the lead down to three points on Ben McGonagil's dunk with 18 seconds left in the game. UNCA then fouled Wade, who made one of his two shots, but on the Bulldogs' next possession Colin Shaw threw the ball away on an inbounds pass. Dimeco Childress (Columbia, Tenn.) then iced the win with a slam after cutting in behind the UNC Asheville defense. Wade led all scorers with his 19 points, while also adding four steals. Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) added 14 points, five rebounds and three blocked shots. Wadood finished with 15 points and a team best eight rebounds, while Cliff Decoster (Miramar, Fla.) had a season-high 11 points while adding five assists. UNC Asheville was led by McGonagil and Carter, who each had 13 points. ETSU will have a few days off before finishing its five-game road swing with a visit to Coastal Carolina on Tuesday, December 4 at 7:00 p.m.
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Discovered in 1808, the Flume is a natural gorge extending 800 feet at the base of Mt. Liberty. The walls of Conway granite rise perpendicularly to a height of 70 to 90 feet and are from 12 to 20 feet apart. Bus service is provided to transport visitors to within 500 yards of the gorge entrance. Marked walking trails with signs explaining natural features lead to other points of interest, including the Pool and Sentinel Pine Bridge.
The contemporary visitor center, framed by a spectacular vista of Mts. Liberty and Flume, houses the Flume ticket office, an information center, cafeteria, gift shop, the state park system's historic Concord Coach, and a small auditorium where notch video programs are shown on a regular basis.
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In such situations, many Hollywood types do exactly what Tara Reid and Reese Witherspoon did recently and invoke the bratty phrase, "Do you know who I am?," to mixed results.
The famous typically receive special treatment in many, many ways, but that isn't always the case. Just ask Reid, Witherspoon, and a few other divas who've claimed special privilege because of their celebrity.
Tara Reid
Situation: While shopping at the high-end AllSaints store on Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles last week, Reid reportedly yelled at staff members when she wasn't given a discount on an outfit she was buying to wear at Coachella for … being famous. (AllSaints declined to comment, and Reid's rep did not immediately respond.) However, the rep who was with her at AllSaints explained to the New York Post that, "Tara gets a huge discount with AllSaints in the U.K. and Paris because she's a walking billboard for them. She gets photographed ... so they give her huge hookups."
Did it work? Negative. Reid left the store empty-handed and a PR fiasco ensued.
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Situation: The "Mud" star played the celeb card with a state trooper as her husband Jim Toth was being arrested on suspicion of DUI and she was being arrested for disorderly conduct in Atlanta over the weekend, which left fans of the normally down-to-earth actress in shock.
Did it work? Nope, not even when she added, "You're about to find out who I am."
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Situation: On one of her many jaunts to London, Rihanna cut a little too loose when, in September 2012, she reportedly danced on a table at the exclusive Rose Club. She fell -- despite her smooth moves onstage -- breaking glasses and bottles, and was being escorted out by security, when she said those (sometimes) magic words, "Do you know who I am?"
Did it work? Yes! British tabloid The Sun reports that once the club manager recognized Rihanna, he not only allowed her to stay, but ordered a new table and free drinks for RiRi and her entourage.
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Situation: The first mother-daughter team of celebrity scandal has produced numerous "But I'm a Celebrity"-type moments. One instance was in 2009, when Dina tried to use Lindsay's celebrity status to try and get herself, Lindsay, and Ali -- who was just 15 at the time! -- into L.A. hot spot Villa. After being turned away because of that pesky law requiring clubgoers to be 21, Us Weekly reported that Dina asked, "Do you know who I am?" and Lindsay followed up with the "Pretty Woman"-like line, "You're making a huge mistake. Huge."
Did it work? About as well as Lindsay's movie "I know Who Killed Me" did at the box office.
Diana Ross
Situation: The legendary songstress was meeting her daughter at swanky Beverly Hills restaurant La Scala this past January when she was told that she would not be seated at her table until her entire party arrived. Standard rule, right? Ross was so miffed that, according to the New York Post, she sat down anyway, and then was told that she wouldn't be served if she did not follow the rules.
Did it work? Ross left hungry and in a huff. The eatery's owner Gigi Leon told the newspaper that, "We treat everyone the same whether you're famous or not."
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