Posts Tagged ‘Month’

Capitol/EMI Celebrates Black Music Month With the Digital Release of ‘The Soul Of Capitol Records: Rare & Well-Done . . .

Tuesday, June 7th, 2011

Apple’s iCloud aims to ‘demote the PC’
The service will let Apple users access their files, email and media from anywhere, on multiple devices. ‘We are going to move the … center of your digital life into the cloud,’ Steve Jobs says. Steve Jobs, still gaunt from his battle with a rare form of cancer, interrupted his medical leave to unveil Apple Inc.’s new venture in the cloud.

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You Can’t Always Get What You Want: Apple’s Disappointing Music Announcements at WWDC
There was a lot of buzz prior to today’s announcements at WWDC about the deals that Apple had reportedly struck with the major record labels. Even before any Apple executives took the stage, many industry observers had crowned Apple the heir apparent to music in the cloud, decreeing that its offerings would surely trump those recently announced by Google and Amazon . But now that the dust has …

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NYC social media startup launches SoundStation, the world’s first Facebook powered music network.
With the help of social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and SoundCloud, SoundStation introduces the world to a whole new way of discovering music. The intuitive social music experience provided by SoundStation allows Facebook users to see and interact with music that has been downloaded or “liked” by their friends. All songs available on SoundStation can be streamed or downloaded for free to …

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Apple’s Jobs unveils iCloud, ‘the center of your digital life’
SAN FRANCISCO – Apple CEO Steve Jobs ushered his company – and, by extension, the global computing industry – into the “cloud” era on Monday.

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Capitol/EMI Celebrates Black Music Month With the Digital Release of ‘The Soul Of Capitol Records: Rare & Well-Done …
In honor of Black Music Month, Capitol/EMI has released a new digital compilation, The Soul Of Capitol Records: Rare & Well-Done . The collection, available now for download purchase from all major digital service providers, features 20 songs that are noteworthy not only for their quality, but also for their rarity.

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2011 Official Music Month Summit

Tuesday, May 31st, 2011

Apple’s iCloud Needs To Be More Than Just An Online Locker To “Transform Music”
As we’ve suspected for a long time, Apple is very close to launching an online music service which may go by the name iCloud . The basic idea is that it will mirror your iTunes collection online so that it is available on any device without clunky cable syncing. While getting rid of those cables will be a big step forward, if iCloud is nothing more than a music locker service it won’t go far …

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Adele – Adele Named Most Powerful In British Music
Adele has been named the most powerful person in the British music industry. The Music Power 100 poll by the Guardian newspaper saw the singer – who has topped the UK album charts for 16 weeks running this year with ’21′, but had a relatively short c…

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Schiff, others take aim at piracy
Lawmakers and movie studios battling piracy of copyrighted material this week unveiled a list of rogue states and a campaign to persuade U.S. corporations to pull their support from websites that allow users to illegally download films, television shows and music.

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BT, TalkTalk to appeal against digital piracy judgment
LONDON (Reuters) – Telecom service providers BT Group and TalkTalk said they would continue their fight against measures to curb illegal file-sharing that could force them to identify persistent offenders.

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2011 Official Music Month Summit
After the outstanding success of last years inaugural one day Music Month Summit, the NZ Music Commission, NZ Music Managers Forum and IMNZ are proud to present the summits return this year.

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Songs For Japan Raises $5 Million for Japanese Red Cross Society in First Month of Digital & Physical Sales

Sunday, May 8th, 2011

Crowd Surfing
While there are always the cool official Lollapalooza pre and post shows at various Chicago venues in the days surrounding the Midwest music festival, the early spring in the Windy City has typically served as the pre-pre shows. With most artists barred from performing headlining gigs in the same c…

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8 Wild Revelations from Steven Tyler’s Memoir
As anyone who’s either watched American Idol this season or paid attention to rock music over the last 40 years can attest, Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is capable of some outrageous behavior. Naturally, his memoir, Does The Noise In My Head Bother You? (Ecco), is loaded with enough badass tales of sex, drugs, and rock’n'roll mayhem to make Keith Richards’ autobiography Life look choirboy …

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On The Download: A Final Goodbye Post, As We Head Into Summer
Well, the time has come for me to pen my final On The Download post. After five amazing years at Access Hollywood , I am moving on to new career challenges. It’s with a heavy heart that I say “goodbye” to my family here though, and everything that we’ve created during my tenure as Managing Editor of AccessHollywood.com . When we decided to launch the On The Download section of AccessHollywood …

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PNC Bank Arts Center announces summer schedule
Janet Jackson, Flaming Lips, Kid Rock, Motley Crue on schedule

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Songs For Japan Raises $5 Million for Japanese Red Cross Society in First Month of Digital & Physical Sales
Songs For Japan, Â the star-studded album collection benefitting Japan earthquake and Pacific tsunami relief, has raised US $5 million for the Japanese Red Cross Society, based on the first month’s sales of the digital release and the physical two-CD set.

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Is anybody going to the Nickelback concert with Hinder and others later this month?

Friday, May 6th, 2011

I’m just kinda curious how many people are gonna go to the concert in Dallas. I wish I could go. I love Nickelback. I also love Hinder and I’ve seen them twice already. I think other acts incude Hoobastank, Chevelle and Three Days Grace as well. If you are going, you know if the concert is already sold out yet?

1 month dreadlocks!!!! and me talking about a few concerts :)

Friday, February 25th, 2011


the bands I will be seeing… Mar. 2nd — Escape the fate, Alesana, Motionless In White, Get Scared, Drive A Mar. 29th — Asking Alexandria, Emmure, Chiodos, Miss May I, Evergreen Terrace, Lower Than Atlantis Apr. 2nd — ADTR, BMTH, Pierce The Veil, We Came As Romans

How I learned to play the guitar from my Dad in one month

Thursday, November 25th, 2010

You’ll learn some of my insights in how I knew to tune my guitar, learn several chords easily, chord progressions and start playing my guitar in one month.
How I learned to play the guitar from my Dad in one month

Evansville Philharmonic will move its offices next month

Monday, September 27th, 2010

Michael Palin’s outrage at Kenwood clean-up
NATURE lover Michael Palin has hit out at the organisers of the Kenwood concerts for leaving the Heath like a “First World War battlefield”.

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Community raises barn in Upper Arlington park
More than 40 hands pushed and pulled, raising the third and final piece of the frame into place just after 1 p.m. yesterday.

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Yeehaw: Overdosing on country
Between last weekend’s music festival in Merritt, and a few upcoming concerts, fans can hear lots from the local country talent pool.

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New safety policies created for Phoenix
The Petaluma Fire Department may start allowing large concerts at the Phoenix Theater again, with plans to issue $250 citations for repeat violations and more monitoring of safety-code compliance.

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Evansville Philharmonic will move its offices next month
The Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra is moving its offices, but not its concerts.

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Monday, September 20th, 2010

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DSO musicians could go on strike next month

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Detroit Symphony musicians reject cut, OK strike
The musicians of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra have voted to reject a 29 percent first-year pay cut and authorize a strike should contract talks fail.

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Detroit Symphony musicians reject cut
ASSOCIATED PRESS DETROIT – The musicians of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra have voted to reject a 29 percent first-year pay cut and to authorize a strike should contract talks fail. The union says it offered to take a 22 percent pay cut in the first year of a three-year agreement. It says members will work until at least Sept. 23 under terms of the old contract. No new talks are scheduled …

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DSO musicians reject contracts, authorize strike
The musicians of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on Saturday rejected management’s final two contract proposals and authorized their union leaders to call a strike.

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Detroit Symphony Musicians Reject Cut, OK Strike
Detroit Symphony musicians reject 29% pay cut, OK strike. The starting salary for a Detroit Symphony Orchestra musician is $104,650.

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DSO musicians could go on strike next month
Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians rejected contract offers from management and voted Saturday to authorize a strike. If a strike is called, it may not happen until next month.

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