On Tuesday, a spokesman for London's Royal Albert Hall, which was to host two concerts, said in an email that SJM Concerts had advised them the concerts were happening.
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There were protests at some of his concerts, and a couple of the concerts were canceled.
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N.Y.C. Parks For us city dwellers, outdoor concerts — especially free outdoor concerts — are a summer staple.
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Like some rock concerts, even some good rock concerts, I couldn't wait for it to end.
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While concerts started to be held this year, concerts and music in general are frowned on by clerics.
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A. Our concerts have changed a lot — just going to concerts and performing became a kind of statement.
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I go to a lot of concerts [and this was] one of the best concerts I've ever been to.
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But while its peers now let women play formal concerts in a variety of pants and slacks, the Philharmonic allows pants only at matinees, Young People's Concerts, parks concerts, or when playing in contemporary music ensembles.
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Once we started playing Warped Tour and more "legitimate" venues and concerts we'd try to still have parking lot concerts.
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PEOPLES' SYMPHONY CONCERTS One of music's under-the-radar steals returns with a densely programmed lineup of excellent, inexpensive concerts.
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In a campaign video Mr. Raisi elaborated on the controversy, saying, "I remember when there was such a hype over the concerts, I told my friends, the government should think up a solution for the concerts of poor people, the concerts of slum-dwellers, and the concerts of salaries below 1 million toman," about $250.
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The legality of concerts on YouTube can be pretty sketchy, especially concerts clearly recorded from the crowd on a cell phone.
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Likewise, visuals were also a challenge at early rock concerts—especially for the folks in the cheap seats, at evening concerts.
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You can find concerts on Spotify by using the app's built-in "Concerts" menu, which is available on both desktop and mobile.
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So far this year the startup has organized 41 concerts and it wants to increase that number to 100 concerts in 2018.
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Another series is called "Les Concerts Sauvages" (wild concerts), with soloists from the orchestra joined by jazz, folk and world music artists.
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"Why aren't people getting up tight about the gender ratio for metal concerts, edm festivals, rap concerts, shit like that," one person wrote.
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While it used to perform three or four concerts in addition to the annual opera, it will play only two concerts and "Dimitrij" this year.
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But it is the Zyg that Mr. Hoopes will play in three concerts at Lincoln Center in the next two weeks — on Thursday in two Chamber Music Society concerts and on April 15 in a solo recital on Lincoln Center's Great Performers "Sunday Morning Coffee Concerts" series.
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We went out of our walls, to more neighborhood concerts, more outdoor concerts, and were present at very important dates for the city, like the pope's visit.
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Donation-optional concerts abound: The African Meeting House hosts jazz concerts on occasional Sunday afternoons, and the Unitarian church's "Thursday Noonday" series ranges from classical to contemporary.
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As part of the contract deal, the orchestra said, the musicians agreed to play more Sunday concerts and to give management more flexibility to stage pop-up concerts.
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Still, you can occasionally hear stambeli music on radio stations, at small, open air concerts during the month of Ramadan, and at sporadic concerts organized around the country.
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For those having a hard time with the isolation, we provide bedside consultations and art programs such as bedside musical concerts, wherein we play concerts through video calls.
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I remember the moment I heard they were potheads and liked to smoke and go to concerts—I was a pothead who liked to smoke and go to concerts, too!
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Although the recent study suggest that earplugs can help to prevent temporary hearing loss during loud concerts, people shouldn't just focus on the booming concerts at an outdoor show, Kasper said.
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HONG KONG Hong Kong Philharmonic The season kicks off with two guest concerts starring the famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who will play two concerts of music by Bizet, Dvorak and Zhao Lin.
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Now, it comes with crazy deals and nationally televised concerts.
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During days at sea, the ensemble will offer afternoon concerts.
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Several musicians, like Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam, canceled concerts.
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It's been hosting unconventional art exhibitions and concerts ever since.
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You used to be able to take them to concerts.
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Aerosmith recently played a series of concerts in Latin America.
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Almena hired Harris to help collect rent and schedule concerts.
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Now Saudi Arabia has pop concerts, cinemas and female drivers.
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Concerts offer plenty of opportunities to shy away from conversations.
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The researchers wouldn't do things like rugby matches or concerts.
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Prom, weddings, New Year's Eve celebrations, concerts at First Avenue.
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Book fairs attract queues to rival those for pop concerts.
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I will see people with his hair at his concerts!
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And concerts are still attended like sermons, sombrely and seriously.
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I think we did 80 concerts over a few months.
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Google is among the hosts of classical concerts for employees.
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Her nights leading up to the concerts were decidedly relaxing.
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Bottles of Coke could get Romanians into concerts this summer.
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Unmarried conservative couples attend pop concerts and embrace in public.
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And promoting concerts is one more step in that direction.
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Celebrations include parades, concerts, and readings of the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Except for ... I don't have any concerts coming up. Right.
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" –Ben Koltun "Wear earplugs to all those concerts you're attending.
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The concerts at Awakened Futures bordered on musical guided meditation.
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The concerts at Awakened Futures bordered on musical guided meditation.
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His 2011 hip surgery also led to concerts being postponed.
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Concerts and music festivals are like heaven for pick pockets.
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And when we do, it's to play concerts in Japan.
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His concerts have sold out across Latin America and Europe.
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Oh, and apparently Amazon is holding concerts now or something.
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The song remains popular today, frequently closing out his concerts.
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I prefer these days playing concerts with no opening act.
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Unfortunately, these days, concerts of that scale kind of suck.
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The concerts have not been listed on Gilmour's official website.
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He ventured out mostly for physical therapy, movies and concerts.
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They had grown up with Phoebe's recitals and family concerts.
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"I thank them for attending my concerts," Cheung told reporters.
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Details on the concerts are available on the Bataclan's website.
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Works by Schumann and Sibelius round out the three concerts.
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He demanded to be taken to several concerts a week.
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The live concerts are now filmed at the Moody Theatre.
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I got access to incredible events like elections and concerts.
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In 2013, the club reintroduced outdoor concerts at the stadium.
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It ignores the concerts and carnival events of the gathering.
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Lollapalooza celebrates its 833th anniversary with four days of concerts.
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When I do concerts, I always talk about Covenant House.
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Meanwhile, concerts around the city are dedicated to the living.
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One of the first concerts he attended starred Rascal Flatts.
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At concerts, you'll spot many carrying BLACKPINK's signature hammer lightstick.
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Entertainers such as Bruce Springsteen and Itzhak Perlman canceled concerts.
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We're a community that puts on concerts for different causes.
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Benson wasn't allowed to attend concerts until she turned 16.
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" The orchestra is calling the initiative "Young People's Concerts Play!
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The coming video will be recorded at concerts in January.
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Football and events organizers have also suspended matches and concerts.
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There have been cancellations of everything from conferences to concerts.
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She goes to concerts, she's had boyfriends, she's had sex.
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Les opposants de Médine voyaient en ces concerts "une indécence".
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It can't be mitigated by going to concerts or museums.
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He played concerts with his trio there once a year.
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Public gatherings like concerts, movies and cockfighting were also banned.
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They did not go to pubs, restaurants, concerts or plays.
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No bars, no gyms, no restaurants, no concerts, no parties.
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Concerts, sporting events and public gatherings have all been canceled.
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Rock concerts persist on a grand scale, but legacy reigns.
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Mr. Zorn celebrates with three concerts of his own music.
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The Chamber Music Society offers two easygoing concerts this week.
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Not at evening subscription concerts, the core of its season.
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The further concerts are on March 6 and March 8.
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Your letters: Ethan: I used to hate phones at concerts.
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Mr. Currentzis's charismatic performances are as much rituals as concerts.
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But his rare concerts are worth attending just the same.
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He mandated daily poetry readings, regular concerts and constant fireworks.
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He is holding concerts to show off his big crowds.
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But his plans to hold the two concerts on Oct.
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I remember concerts in L.A., people walked out on Boulez.
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Cherry Glazerr, Sad13, CRX and more pop and rock concerts.
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Membership privileges include events and concerts arranged at the club.
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In 2016, 38 cities in North America organized free concerts across the continent — 3,238 concerts in 1,078 locations, ranging from Columbia, South Carolina, and Issaquah, Washington, to Portland, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, and Detroit.
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It will present more than 60 concerts outside of New York, and this July it plans to hold three summer concerts, building on the success its summer series had when it was introduced last summer.
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At the "millennials' parties" she had attended on the last two nights of the Mozart concerts (their purpose was to encourage young people to go to concerts), she had wearily answered questions from a stage.
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Lightstick A fancy flashlight that's waved around at K-pop concerts.
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During these concerts, medical assistance was provided more than 2,700 times.
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I'm still around the 150 range when it comes to concerts.
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Their two concerts have been canceled according to the club's website.
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They have also streamed concerts via a partnership with Live Nation.
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She went over to America and saw him at several concerts.
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Swift was in town for a pair of concerts this week.
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You could do it at concerts to prevent bootleg concert videos.
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Obviously, this has implications beyond the realm of parties and concerts.
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Along with Bruckner, the two concerts shared something else, however peculiar.
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That's why I went to concerts when I was a kid.
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The legislation has also cost North Carolina revenue from various concerts.
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"I've worked security at concerts and some college events," she said.
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Dylan gave concerts Thursday — when the announcement was made — and Friday.
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And that's actually what we hear from people who organize concerts.
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Concerts are a big, big use case for events on Facebook.
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Gaga has been vocal about her concerts being an inclusive place.
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Dippel also explained that he mainly photographs concerts, portraits, and landscapes.
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The team has also partnered with concerts like Capital One Jamfest.
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Hilton Honors points, on the other hand, are great for concerts.
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Fans went to Motörhead concerts expecting to get bulldozed by sound.
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They'd like to go to more concerts, plays, and comedy clubs.
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Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande have both held concerts in Singapore.
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Since then, they've been to 29 Jonas Brothers concerts and counting.
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You go to plays, concerts and other live entertainment more often.
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Her appearance was a surprise — something these concerts are renowned for.
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Harris was accused of helping him collect rent and schedule concerts.
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It is not just Ariana Grande concerts that attract 20,000 attendees.
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One: pregnant women are welcome to cancel concerts whenever they please.
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Concerts, sporting events and lattes, as well as travel and vacations.
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Lunch followed, and then museum visits, reggae concerts and road trips.
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She wore bindis—on red carpets, in concerts and music videos.
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A few have become more inventive, laying on concerts and performances.
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Rae Sremmurd, Die Antwoord, M83 and more pop and rock concerts.
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Mr. Dylan rarely gives interviews or interacts with audiences at concerts.
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" He also produced the album version of the concerts, "Together Again.
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Their collaboration led to the Weavers' reunion concerts the next year.
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A couple of other concerts more or less related to Sept.
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He will participate in about 90 percent of the international concerts.
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I wondered if this is how Rihanna feels at her concerts?
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Generous paid leave policies and concerts are growing more common, too.
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Only a few acts have delivered live concerts in virtual reality.
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Within weeks, the team sold lounges directly at concerts and fairs.
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One day, he realized that the university's student clubs staged concerts.
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Elle King, Keith Urban, PartyNextDoor and more pop and rock concerts.
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A selected guide to concerts in the New York City area.
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They go to concerts at Century Link Center and Pinnacle Arena.
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Government budgets allocate funds for events featuring concerts, and Muay Thai.
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I went to one of their concerts, and was struck dumb.
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Proposals at our concerts to that song, at least a hundred.
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But, as a musician, I could organize concerts…but that's it.
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She would prefer he go to ICP shows than other concerts.
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People are still making pieces, holding benefit concerts, and making banners.
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I really want to promote parents' taking their kids to concerts.
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But I will come back — that's why I'm doing these concerts.
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Besides basketball games, the arena hosts concerts and other public events.
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So concerts are probably not a great idea, particularly huge ones.
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Many others are too intimidated to attend classical concerts at all.
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Maduro's government has announced two rival concerts just across the border.
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She went to the jazz concerts held in the nearby park.
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Beyoncé knows we want more music, more concerts, more media appearances.
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He also grew a goatee, went to parties, fundraisers, rock concerts.
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With "China Today," a series of six free concerts from Jan.
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We'll see if the judge signs off on Rick's vacay concerts.
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It's a drink for doing summertime things: concerts, beaches, and boating.
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She has also helped organize and program concerts across the city.
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People go to Radiohead concerts to actually listen to the music.
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On weekends and many weeknights, the back room will host concerts.
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Reports on Arens's concerts spread in German-language newspapers for weeks.
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The three intimate concerts I heard on Saturday were blindingly impressive.
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Many orchestras are recording their concerts in front of empty theaters.
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The gallery also organized a series of lunchtime classical music concerts.
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Some artists, including Pharrell Williams and Stevie Wonder, knelt at concerts.
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We hit up trivia nights, breweries, food truck rodeos, and concerts.
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American country music stars held concerts in Hawija to build morale.
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The N.C.A.A. canceled its March Madness tournament; major organizers suspended concerts.
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The hit K-pop band BTS canceled four concerts in Seoul.
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Set lists for the two concerts have yet to be released.
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Diplo, Joan Jett, Debbie Harry and more pop and rock concerts.
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Phish, Moon Boots, Corey Glover and more pop and rock concerts.
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She did concerts the old-school way and everybody bought it.
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Fans of 1980s Polka King Jan Lewan flocked to his concerts.
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We even do concerts at KFC with some of our artists.
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During your concerts well-known Cuban musicians will join you onstage.
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When did you commit to these concerts at Feinstein's/54 Below?
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KEVIN O'DONNELL Goldfrapp, DMX, Eve and more pop and rock concerts.
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Such concerts, presumably, first carried black spirituals to wider audiences overseas.
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"Not everybody comes to all the nine concerts," Mr. Barenboim said.
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The authorities there do not care about policing concerts, he said.
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The Stone will be programming concerts there each weekend going forward.
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They're still selling out concerts, but critical reception has become middling.
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Going to concerts is a lot more fun with friends, right?
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The shooting revived a debate about violence in hip-hop and safety at rap concerts; Live Nation then canceled three hip-hop shows at Irving Plaza, as well as three concerts at another New York club.
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"The Philharmonic harnessed the power of technology when Leonard Bernstein hosted the televised Young People's Concerts half a century ago," said Theodore Wiprud, the orchestra's vice president for education, who is the host of the concerts.
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After spending time during recent concerts sharing his thoughts on everything from Beyoncé to why he admires Donald Trump's presidential win, the artist has canceled the remainder of his scheduled concerts for the rest of the year.
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Live Nation, the giant concert company that operates the club, Irving Plaza, said it was postponing three rap concerts there over the next week, as well as three other concerts at another of its New York clubs.
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Durant les concerts, surtout à la fin des concerts, il y a les artistes qui sortent par la sortie de secours, la sortie des artistes, et souvent les spectateurs, les fans, viennent à la sortie des artistes.
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Band concerts, well-tended Victorian houses, enlightened citizens — what could go wrong?
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Information on the rescheduled concerts will be announced as soon as possible.
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I'm really into a lot of their live recordings of their concerts.
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She added feathers to her hair and glitter cannons to her concerts.
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The 28-year-old Harris helped him collect rent and schedule concerts.
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Past concerts have featured performances by artists Elton John and Lady Gaga.
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I've attended three of her concerts since and pre-ordered every album.
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Rock is scheduled to appear in Detroit for an additional five concerts.
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The analyst highlighted Live Nation's strong market share in concerts and ticketing.
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By the mid-22010s, they were playing around 22012 concerts a year.
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Stans are no longer just people shouting at concerts or decorating notebooks.
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Among the canceled shows were concerts in Texas, Washington, California and Colorado.
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Cinemas and public concerts are already banned in the conservative Islamic kingdom.
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The privately run Pequot Library hosts concerts and lectures throughout the year.
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A larger riverfront park a few blocks away hosts celebrations and concerts.
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I love to see your faces at my shows and my concerts.
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Before that, so the story goes, Saudis could enjoy cinemas and concerts.
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We are going to be at both concerts, no matter what happens.
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We would actually love to see these two in the reunion concerts.
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In New Jersey, Atlantic City officials announced two outdoor concerts were canceled.
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"The concerts and the tour are good for him," says the source.
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I used to spend my money on going to Tom Petty concerts.
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For a time his concerts were banned, which only increased his cachet.
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In theory, your device can unlock tailored screenings, concerts, and other experiences.
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You're now doing live concerts, can you tell me more about this?
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Openly gay performers, including singer George Michael, have played concerts in Qatar.
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All events, including 50 concerts taking place on two stages, are free.
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Mr. van Zweden's guest appearances with the Philharmonic have produced exciting concerts.
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There are also plans to try and host concerts at the stadium.
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Unlike his usual concerts, Springsteen isn't accompanied by a large backing band.
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She loves attending concerts, especially if her favorite duo, Karmin, is playing.
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Taylor just takes blurry and overexposed photos on her iPhone at concerts.
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Search for concerts and more on TicketMaster See Details I see London.
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They wear glittery fashions to heighten the spectacle of the impromptu concerts.
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The star will perform a total of 27 concerts for her residency.
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Queues for concerts can snake down the pavements due to security controls.
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Do you remember the Pokémon episodes that involve Jigglypuff's sad little concerts?
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It's marketed particularly for concerts, basically like Instagram filters for live music.
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It happens in church, it happens in school, it happens at concerts.
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Many concerts lasted hours, and featured audience singalongs and massed mariachi bands.
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The outdoor concerts' temperature and the ice's purity also affects the music.
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A place that was always available to us for practice and concerts.
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Pushing through crowds to get backstage at concerts became a necessary activity.
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The shooting contributed to the club's decision to hold fewer rap concerts.
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Concerts can be transporting, near-religious experiences — or just an endless slog.
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When the concerts came, I would only shoot little parts of them.
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More country music fans will be gunned down at concerts across America.
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The company's initial goal was to bring better sound quality to concerts.
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Ever wonder how people take even remotely good iPhone photos at concerts?
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Who's to say, but the age of hologram concerts has been here.
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Neither do the entire concerts devoted to two masters, Monteverdi and Vivaldi.
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Golden Hour outdoor concerts are some of the best parts of summer.
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Among this year's other activities are fireworks, amusement rides and family concerts.
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"We do 75 concerts and travel 100 days a year," Salim says.
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Over the course of two concerts at Alice Tully Hall on Oct.
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They objected first to mixed-gender concerts, later to music in general.
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For years, concerts, flights, and other events have been subject to cancellation.
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You can't do that unless someone connected to the concerts lets you.
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"Concerts are about a lot more than just the audio," Lehr said.
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"Tess has come with us to quite a few concerts," he said.
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Like Broadway shows and pop concerts, Roomful of Teeth performances are amplified.
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So it figures that her concerts would be defined by their looseness.
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There is no stage in the nondescript room where concerts take place.
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Separately, Mr. Iyer will perform two sold-out concerts, at 7 p.m.
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At its annual Carnegie concerts, the ensemble presents one of those commissions.
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In North Carolina, he claimed to draw bigger crowds than Beyoncé's concerts.
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"There's some beautiful things that happen in these improvised concerts," he says.
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Sosebee agrees loving the band is a prerequisite for interpreting their concerts.
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He said he expected it to increase attendance at the Caramoor concerts.
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Our concerts are not thousand-person satanist orgies as they've been depicted.
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As he canceled more concerts, some wondered if his career was over.
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Public events are suspended: no weddings, funerals, concerts, movies, or sporting events.
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Our critics consider it alongside this week's concerts of Brahms and Prokofiev.
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Grabbing my waist during concerts as if she protects me from monsters.
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At typical rock concerts, an encore is a self-congratulatory send-off.
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"The concerts bring a sense of energy, a vibe," Mr. Scherl said.
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The physicality of concerts isn't always pleasant, especially when things get packed.
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Then, coronavirus hit — forcing everything from conferences to concerts to be canceled.
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The government has forbidden large public gatherings, including sporting events and concerts.
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This four-day run of concerts might be the best sleeper pick.
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Under his leadership Ojai expanded its reach, streaming videos of its concerts.
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Sporting events, concerts, cultural tours — you name it, it's been called off.
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The concerts became a 15-month tour and an intimate, unflinching documentary.
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Biebs told us it was more nerve-racking than his stadium concerts.
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She attends product launches, music industry events, and concerts known to everyone.
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Concerts will still occupy about 25 percent of the new space's calendar.
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The trombonist Craig Harris regularly organizes concerts and educational events in Harlem.
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There are events, concerts, monuments, museums, even entire schools named for Chopin.
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The area is often where parents wait for their children after concerts.
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Megan Hilty, Bastille, the Magnetic Fields and more pop and rock concerts.
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The Black Lips, Novelty Daughter, Lettuce and more pop and rock concerts.
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Mr. Haggard had recently canceled several concerts, saying he had double pneumonia.
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At other concerts, you bump into someone, you get a bad look.
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The concerts will feature a 46-piece orchestra and 22-member choir.
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Summer festivals in Jeddah and other Saudi cities used to feature concerts.
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Eventually, the organization expanded its concerts and educational efforts around the state.
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Strewn around the space are promotional materials for concerts he has organized.
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Bars are barred, concerts and movies just starting to become widely available.
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But secret concerts in a city you're visiting for the first time?
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Concerts will form the cornerstone of arena business, according to the study.
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This storied space is practically booked through the month for holiday concerts.
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Soon after, Cincinnati imposed a ban on concerts with general-assignment seating.
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The New York Festival of Song presents two concerts on the theme.
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He would also organize small concerts at the back of the shop.
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The concerts were held on a dairy farm in Bethel, New York.
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He still gives about 100 concerts a year: "Too much," he said.
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And there were so many concerts to hear on any given day.
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Both Alarm Will Sound and Eighth Blackbird give regular, auditory-only concerts.
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Winter weekends at Al Ula revolve around the concerts, held on Fridays.
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In the 1960s, he appeared in sold-out classical and jazz concerts.
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Mr. Sanford-Wachtel is planning his impending retirement around concerts and festivals.
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Meanwhile, I'm surrounded by transient, consumable experiences: restaurants, bars, concerts, comedy shows.
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There, attendees could attend concerts from headlining artists Blink 182 and Tyga.
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Yeah, you had music online at AOL, if you remember, and concerts.
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You mean U2 concerts, if we're really relating it to Apple events.
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In the wake of the shooting, Live Nation, the concert company that operates Irving Plaza, postponed three rap concerts that had been scheduled there for the next week, as well as three concerts at another venue in the city.
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For Ms. Breslaw, the viola player reprising her role on the original recording, the concerts will be a swan song of sorts: After the concerts she is retiring from the orchestra, which she has played in for 40 years.
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Another, George Fok's "Passing Through," presents clips of Cohen concerts on multiple screens.
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I spent endless nights dancing at concerts and dance clubs without any problems.
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I used to try and compose a lot on train rides between concerts.
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She posted another video thanking her bandmates and everyone who attended the concerts.
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Another plus for concerts is the role that sound plays in virtual reality.
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"I've witnessed an elaborate fashion show, small concerts in an aircraft," he said.
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Among other suggestions, Matvienko proposed creating a parental advisory guidance system for concerts.
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You can also book event tickets, such as concerts, directly through the app.
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The safety and well being at any of our concerts absolutely comes first.
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Scroll down on the Search page until you see the "Concerts" category card.
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The warehouse where Mozaffari lived hosts concerts, art shows, and spoken word poetry.
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Jenna Dewan used to have a problem with Beyoncé's old walk during concerts.
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But the team insisted that Live Nation bring in some concerts as well.
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We host and attend benefit concerts, participate in walkathons and sign online pledges.
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Golf, mountain biking, ATV rides, concerts, shopping and cuisine are other popular pursuits.
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Similarly, Ace Hotels has cultivated the culturally curious with art exhibitions and concerts.
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But, inspired by the coming concerts, I wanted to ascend that mountain again.
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"The concerts and the tour are good for him," a source told PEOPLE.
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Many of her subjects are people she met at parties, concerts, or clubs.
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The problems continued days later when Biblical rains drenched several open-air concerts.
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And house concerts are one of the most fun parts of my job.
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Cinemas, music concerts and dancing are banned and alcohol and pork are illegal.
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Concerts at Centennial Olympic Park are another thing I applaud our city for.
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They hit up award shows, music festivals, concerts and collaborated on music together.
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Two concerts by the popular boy band EXO in Shanghai were also canceled.
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Of course my parents were hippies, and were at all the rock concerts.
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In our pre-baby days, we loved going to concerts and music festivals.
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The singer had been prepping for a series of concerts in Los Angeles.
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Little girls everywhere came to my concerts with faces painted on their knees!
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Drake canceled 2 Miami concerts Friday and Saturday at the American Airlines Arena.
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Going to concerts, while extremely fun, can be a dangerous dance with fate.
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During the evening, gigs and concerts take place in the charmingly decorated courtyard.
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"The concerts also help build awareness and mystique for the destination," he said.
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It wasn't all that they went to concerts—they were listening to records.
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Harry Styles changed a fan's life at one of his concerts in California.
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In the United States, it's used everywhere from airports to Taylor Swift concerts.
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The annual gathering is comprised of two days of concerts and vendor markets.
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That means lots of concerts, outdoor movie screenings, beach trips, and sunset sails.
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There are four competing theatres in Seoul dedicated to showing virtual live concerts.
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Bieber's never said why his concerts get in the way of his religion.
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Making money from music itself — not concerts or merchandise — is tougher than ever.
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Apple Music has free concerts, I'm told, and Tidal has better audio quality.
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"She's just beginning to understand," Carlile says, "that Momma does concerts and shows."
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Perhaps TSA-style screening is the new future of concerts and sporting events.
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There's concerts where artists say their opinions, events where celebrities talk about politics.
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Intimate isn't always ideal for concerts, but it appeals to me right now.
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I helped plan, book, promote, and produce fundraising concerts and voter-registration rallies.
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Passing on concerts in recent years have made me appreciate the dance party.
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And despite the headlines, they add, violent crime at rap concerts is rare.
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Concerts by the ensemble Yarn/Wire typically come with a ton of baggage.
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I took myself out to concerts and movies and talks that sounded interesting.
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Fans are finally able to book concerts on Jukely for Android starting today.
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Her daughters recall a mom who took them to their first rock concerts.
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For the holidays, we focused on gifting activities, like ice skating and concerts.
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Concerts and events continue throughout the week in Staten Island, Harlem and elsewhere.
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Cypress Hill, Billy Joel, the B-52s and more pop and rock concerts.
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Most of Ma's concerts are slated for large spaces capable of accommodating thousands.
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Concerts, carnivals and sporting events were canceled, sapping revenue from the entertainment industry.
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The return of outdoor concerts to Forest Hills Stadium revives a musical legacy.
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This month, they opened Bramble Hall, a building designed for weddings and concerts.
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"We definitely will be looking for more concerts in the future," she said.
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The 2007 Mahler concerts never quite rose above the level of the impressive.
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The printer is small and portable — perfect for taking to parties or concerts.
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A venue for concerts and other outdoor events will be called "The Valley."
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The 92nd Street Y offers cultural diversions, including classes, readings, lectures and concerts.
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It also includes art installations and late-night concerts by up-and-comers.
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Dinosaur Jr., Norah Jones, the Hold Steady and more pop and rock concerts.
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And, Madison Square Garden is fun to visit for sporting events and concerts.
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These days, he holds three or four concerts in different prisons every year.
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I couldn't handle crowds or concerts or the ordinary din of New York.
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Battle-of-the-band concerts in which candidates are repped by competing performers.
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And yet, he told me there is something almost harder about formal concerts.
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The second show was added soon after as the concerts morphed into memorials.
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Several rap concerts by prominent artists have been canceled this year, including Gone.
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I've taken them on boats, to football and baseball games, and to concerts.
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"I went to probably 40, 50 concerts when I was pregnant," Biel said.
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DF Concerts' full statement is as follows: (Image by Craig Watson via Wikipedia)
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As such, the club will now get all revenues from events, including concerts.
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I would do things like go to concerts alone and meet new people.
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Like the Park, the concerts are free—a gift to the city's people.
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German company Eventim has promoted two concerts for Kelly in Germany in April.
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Multiple festivals, concerts, movie and TV productions have been either postponed or canceled.
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They will certainly contribute to the cancellation of more sporting events and concerts.
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The rapidly spreading virus has shut down schools, restaurants, sporting events and concerts.
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They have performed together every year — usually 15 or 20 concerts, sometimes more.
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Tony Bennett has canceled a series of upcoming concerts after falling ill recently.
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The docu-series tracks their studio sessions, concerts, and professional and personal relationships.
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Concerts have been allowed, and the morals police are largely off the streets.
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They tape several concerts of the same program live, usually three or four.
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The station went on to host concerts with musical celebrities like Bon Jovi.
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He sent us to yeshiva, but also took us to Pete Seeger concerts.
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He went on to conduct the locked-out musicians in their own concerts.
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SIMON VOZICK-LEVINSON Fern Mayo, Lettuce, Testpilot and more pop and rock concerts.
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While there he also booked concerts by acts like Ike and Tina Turner.
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The initial five concerts may not be the end of Soundtrack of America.
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"I don't view our first five concerts as the endgame," Mr. Poots said.
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The boy who loved music now sponsors concerts by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.
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I've grinded up on women on buses and at concerts without their consent.
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The rapidly spreading virus has shut down schools, restaurants, sporting events and concerts.
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They've been going to concerts, comedy shows, museums and galleries together for months.
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On Thursday nights, readings, lectures and concerts take place in an upstairs gallery.
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Those seeking wellness today do not want outdoor concerts or lectures or chitchat.
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The New York club Feinstein's/54 Below is holding 12 concerts, starting Oct.
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At concerts, "Row 1 to 30 would be Johnny Rotten imitators," he said.
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Taborn's solo concerts announced the birth of an original aesthetic, long in gestation.
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Corinna, how did the themes of the exhibition translate into the two concerts?
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He will play two concerts at the Park Avenue Armory for the occasion.
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"Whipping Post" carried the Allman Brothers to improvisational peaks through decades of concerts.
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SIMON VOZICK-LEVINSON Tiësto, Arca, Diarrhea Planet and more pop and rock concerts.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Do you attend music concerts?
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But they issued statements on Friday saying the concerts would not go ahead.
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Openly gay performers, including singer George Michael, have played concerts in the UAE.
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Openly gay performers, including singer George Michael, have played concerts in the UAE.
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It will be a place of "poetry, music, concerts and punk," she said.
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ANDREW R. CHOW Cat Power, Future, Migos, and more pop and rock concerts.
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Back then, the Grisly Pear hosted everything from bluegrass concerts to belly dancing.
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The website sells tickets for a variety of events, including sports and concerts.
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KEVIN O'DONNELL Laurie Anderson, JoJo, the Revolution and more pop and rock concerts.
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KEVIN O'DONNELL Billy Joel, Betty Who, Moderat and more pop and rock concerts.
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The hall was nearly filled for the first two concerts in this series.
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The $19 million park now hosts city-sponsored sports programs and free concerts.
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Both included 29 concert attendees and performed audiometry before and after the concerts.
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Volunteers will also be at concerts of The Revivalists, Bob Weir & Wolf Bros.
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Please, please, please do not get this and hold it up at concerts.
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Clinton is extending her strategy of trying to turn free concerts into votes.
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There are plenty of opportunities to attend movies, events and concerts in India.
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Don't expect to settle in for a snooze at any of these concerts.
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Even if you can't make it there, you can stream the concerts live.
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These two richly compelling concerts weren't in need of a culminating mission statement.
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WAKIN: Breaking news follows no schedule, but rehearsals and concerts do — strictly so.
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She could bring a lot of joy to people doing concerts like this.
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It's happening in Baptist churches, synagogues, mosques, gay bars, Home Depots, country concerts.
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It's not like we get a ton of time to go to concerts.
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More than 100 exhibitions, panels, dance performances, concerts and culinary events are planned.
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Awards, personal posters, and videos of his concerts ... like a mini Cassidy museum.
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So with that in mind, people have been filming these concerts for decades.
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A number of French concerts were canceled in 2016 amid heightened terror concerns.
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It's sort of like Rolling Stones concerts, I'm pretty much done with them.
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The London Contemporary Music Festival staged three days of Eastman concerts in December; Monday Evening Concerts, in Los Angeles, will present an Eastman program on January 23rd; and the Bowerbird ensemble, in Philadelphia, is planning a festival for the spring.
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He's been a longtime force for philanthropy, raising millions with his annual FarmAid concerts.
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They performed concerts around the world and appeared on Elvis Presley's 20073 Christmas album.
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In the past there were also private concerts featuring One Republic and Duran Duran.
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Fun fact: This general anxiety carries over to crowded concerts and crowds in general.
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Sian: Guys don't even go to concerts as much as us to be honest.
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Thomas founded the Come Alive Church and was a promoter of Christian music concerts.
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He'll get it this weekend when he's in Sweden for a pair of concerts.
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I see concerts there fairly frequently when bands neglect Vermont (all too common, unfortunately).
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Kanye was recently hospitalized for extreme exhaustion after displaying erratic behavior at several concerts.
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The city has a thriving arts scene with concerts and festivals along the beach.
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People just pass all sorts of stuff out to you at these concerts, though.
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High points include his guest appearances with Chesney at his arena and stadium concerts.
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Kanye West is a real person who makes real music and performs real concerts.
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He's eager to make it happen, and he's issued standing invitations to his concerts.
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" Stamos said that concerts have long been considered "enduring symbols of freedom and liberty.
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Out on the road, he's full bore: concerts, meet-and-greets, and promotional work.
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You can tap "Change Location" at the top to see concerts in another area.
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Prom, weddings, New Year's Eve celebrations, concerts at First Avenue and 7th Street Avenue.
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The country singer turned pop star earned $61.7 million from concerts alone during 2015.
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Ads have stopped gushing from video billboards; noisy concerts and some festivals are postponed.
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And artist Max Hattler sued Bass Nectar for using his work during their concerts.
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A source previously told PEOPLE Tatum has been attending her concerts in Houston, Texas.
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And they do something that people at jazz concerts seldom do anymore: They dance.
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He was hospitalized following a week of no-shows, curtailed concerts and political rants.
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I'd rekindle my love of dining out, attending concerts, and going to movies alone.
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Then concerts consisting entirely of new and recent works were given at downtown sites.
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I did my absolute best to avoid missing my kids' sporting events or concerts.
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That's why she won't find her shaking in her seat at Kanye West's concerts.
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I took her to concerts, shopping, and every fun, girly activity I could find.
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The nonprofit is dedicated to registering people to vote, at concerts, festivals, and online.
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Since 1977, I have performed the song "Margaritaville" at each of my concerts. 7.
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US artists haven't previously been publicized for using facial recognition tech at their concerts.
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These days the Saudi state is all about promoting fun: concerts, fashion, art, sport.
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How did the events in Vegas change security protocol for outdoor events and concerts?
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