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Don't forget to join us tonight for another rockin' Saturday Night Karaoke at the Iron Horse Tavern in Historic Downtown Norcross, live and loud from 10pm-1am.
Nearly half a million people jammed Havana's Ciudad Deportiva de la Habana stadium for the Rolling Stones' free concert in the Cuban capital last night.
Mick Jagger welcomed fans in Spanish as the band kicked off their historic concert with Jumpin' Jack Flash.
Fans from Cuba and other countries gathered to witness what some described as a historic moment. Until about 15 years ago, rock music was banned in the country.
"It was forbidden. We couldn't have the Beatles or some singers from Latin America. Now we are allowed to hear what we want to hear," a fan told the BBC.
"After today I can die," Joaquin Ortiz, a 62-year-old, told the Associated Press. "This is like my last wish, seeing the Rolling Stones."
"Time changes everything. So we're very pleased to be here," said Mick Jagger. "It would have been surprising for this to happen 10 years ago."
A Tribe Called Quest co-founder Phife Dawg died earlier this week.
Rolling Stone says Malik Isaac Taylor had been struggling with Type 1 diabetes for several years. He called himself “the Funky Diabetic” in Michael Rapaport’s 2011 documentary “Beats, Rhymes & Life,” where he talked about his struggles with the disease.
Phife received a kidney transplant from his wife in 2008 and told NPR last year that he was on the list to receive another kidney.
A video posted to Guns N' Roses' website yesterday lists 21 cities where the band will be playing during their summer tour, while a snippet of "Patience" plays in the background.
Atlanta is on the list. Specific dates have yet to be announced.
Mariah Carey has cancelled her show tomorrow night in Brussels on the heels of the terrorist attacks in the city earlier this week.
In an announcement on Twitter yesterday, Carey said she would not perform at the Forest National arena on Sunday "for the safety of my fans, my band, crew and everyone involved with the tour."
Birthdays today include: Jay Sean; Juvenile; James Iha of Smashing Pumpkins; Kenny Chesney; Paul Morley of Art of Noise; Steven Tyler of Aerosmith; Richard Tandy of ELO; Fred Sheehan of Boston; and Diana Ross. #MusicalBirthdays
Nearly half a million people jammed Havana's Ciudad Deportiva de la Habana stadium for the Rolling Stones' free concert in the Cuban capital last night.
Mick Jagger welcomed fans in Spanish as the band kicked off their historic concert with Jumpin' Jack Flash.
Fans from Cuba and other countries gathered to witness what some described as a historic moment. Until about 15 years ago, rock music was banned in the country.
"It was forbidden. We couldn't have the Beatles or some singers from Latin America. Now we are allowed to hear what we want to hear," a fan told the BBC."After today I can die," Joaquin Ortiz, a 62-year-old, told the Associated Press. "This is like my last wish, seeing the Rolling Stones."
"Time changes everything. So we're very pleased to be here," said Mick Jagger. "It would have been surprising for this to happen 10 years ago."
A Tribe Called Quest co-founder Phife Dawg died earlier this week.Rolling Stone says Malik Isaac Taylor had been struggling with Type 1 diabetes for several years. He called himself “the Funky Diabetic” in Michael Rapaport’s 2011 documentary “Beats, Rhymes & Life,” where he talked about his struggles with the disease.
Phife received a kidney transplant from his wife in 2008 and told NPR last year that he was on the list to receive another kidney.
A video posted to Guns N' Roses' website yesterday lists 21 cities where the band will be playing during their summer tour, while a snippet of "Patience" plays in the background.
Atlanta is on the list. Specific dates have yet to be announced.
Mariah Carey has cancelled her show tomorrow night in Brussels on the heels of the terrorist attacks in the city earlier this week.
In an announcement on Twitter yesterday, Carey said she would not perform at the Forest National arena on Sunday "for the safety of my fans, my band, crew and everyone involved with the tour."
Birthdays today include: Jay Sean; Juvenile; James Iha of Smashing Pumpkins; Kenny Chesney; Paul Morley of Art of Noise; Steven Tyler of Aerosmith; Richard Tandy of ELO; Fred Sheehan of Boston; and Diana Ross. #MusicalBirthdays
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