'Sup, kids?
Yep, another Monday. Time to buckle down and ride out the week. After all, the weekend's just five days away!
Barry Manilow canceled his show last night in LA and has also cancelled his Wednesday show in Chicago.
The 73 year old singer was to scheduled to perform last night at the Forum and at Allstate Arena on Wednesday.
He said in a message posted to Facebook Saturday night that his doctors had ordered him to rest, and he was "very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause."
The Chicago show was been rescheduled for July 29 and the Los Angeles show for Aug. 4.
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| Is he supposed to be a future Jack Sparrow or something? |
Paul McCartney will have a cameo in the next Pirates of the Caribbean movie. Whoopee.
The Goo Goo Dolls are heading out on a summer tour- dubbed the Long Way Home that kicks off in July, and Johnny Rzeznik says the shows will be bigger and better than ever before.
"I think the shows are going to be longer. Obviously we’re going to play all the hits, but we’re going to go a lot deeper in the catalog."
If you've ever heard any of their tunes besides what got airplay, you probably already know they're a pretty good punk band. If you only know them by Iris- do yourself a favor and have a listen.
Fox has its follow-up to Grease Live, and its the Tony-winning Rent, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Mark Platt will work on producing the show while simultaneously working on the recently announced Jesus Christ Superstar for NBC and Fox's A Christmas Story.
Paramore will be hitting the road this fall, bringing their European Tour One to our side of the Atlantic for the North American Tour Two in support of their new album, After Laughter.
The American dates kick off September 6 in Jacksonville and include an October 2 date at the Fox here in Atlanta.
The band also announced they'd be sailing out on their third Parahoy! concert cruise next April, taking fans from Miami to Nassau, Bahamas, from April 6 through April 10.
The Tupac/Biggie feud is coming to the small screen. Well, the aftermath, anyway.
USA Network has announced that they've picked up Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G. as a series. No debut date was given, but it's been rumored that the show will begin its run this fall.
Jamie McShane and Brent Sexton lead the cast.
Birthdays today include: Baba Oje of Arrested Development (84); Lenny Welch (79); K.T. Oslin (75); Graham Goble of Little River Band (73); Brian Eno (70); Dennis Fredericksen of Toto (66); Mike Oldfield (64). #MusicalBirthdays
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