#WhatsHappening for April 15, 2017

Happy Saturday, boys and girls. 

Ever feel like there's a nail in your jaw? Post-root canal pain. Yep. Did I mention that already?

You could've been my cell mate.

Any other year, today would be the day your taxes are due. Thanks to it being the Saturday before Easter, Uncle Sam has given you a reprieve until Tuesday. 

Because Hollywood loves to shit on the street cred of cult movies, it's been announced that Fede Alvarez has been tapped to helm the sequel to Labyrinth.

Alvarez will co-write the script with Jay Basu. 

The free one day music festival Make Music Day will be playing more than 50 U.S. cities this summer. 

Though Atlanta is listed as a participating city, the website for the event has a date of 2016 (other cities have 2017 listings), so I'm not sure if it'll actually go down here or not. If it does, the date is June 21.

A report in the most recent Newsday say that Paul Simon’s home on Long Island is being moved in an effort to protect it from the erosion of the bluff it sits on.

A geologist consulting on the project says the work began in February to move structure 80' back from the the edge of the bluff- which is currently only 20' from the house. 

I guess you could say it's "slip-sliding away..."

Vallenato star Martín Elías is being mourned by his fellow performers after being killed in a car accident yesterday.

Elias was on his way to Valledupar in the early hours of the morning after performing at a music festival Thursday. 

Fonseca posted his thoughts about Elías to Twitter, saying "My soul hurts .... He was talented and a gentleman. Thank you for your music. Have a good trip, brother."

Juanes said he was "(mourning) the death of Martín Elías. His family and friends are in my prayers."  

Elías was 26 years old.

Don't forget to join us for Saturday Night Karaoke, tonight at the Iron Horse Tavern in Historic Downtown Norcross. We'll be celebrating the Queen of Country's birthday and lamenting the upcoming tax deadline. Plus booze!

Birthdays today include: Patrick Carney of The Black Keys; Chris Stapleton; Ed O'Brien of Radiohead; Frankie Poullian of The Darkness; the still crazy-sexy Samantha Fox; Graeme Clark of Wet Wet Wet; Linda Perry; Dave Edmunds; and Roy Clark. Today also marks the 565th anniversary of the birth of Leonardo da Vinci. #Musical Birthdays