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Rock Music's Green Days Of Summer (CBS News)
Dozens of bands are doing more this summer than just singing about environmental causes. They're trying to lead by example. "We can set an example of how the world can be," says Justin Sane of Anti-Flag.
UP THE ROAD (The Pueblo Chieftain)
Here's a partial listing of upcoming concerts and events: The James Gang , 7:30 p.m. today, Red Rocks, Morrison, $35-$70, Ticketmaster. Joe Cocker , 8 p.m. today, Paramount Theatre, Denver, $45-$65, Ticketmaster. CANCELED: Tricky , today, Ogden Theatre. Refunds at point of purchase. The Black Crowes , Robert Randolph and the Family Band and Drive-By Truckers , 7 p.m. Saturday, Red
Eric Clapton & The Allman Brothers: Sharing The Key To The Highway (All About...
Long before Duane Allman prevailed upon famed record producer Tom Dowd to usher him into a session with Derek and The Dominos, the respective fates of The Allman Brothers and Eric Clapton were inextricably intertwined.
Rock's green days (USA Today)
The bands on Vans Warped Tour '06 may not be changing the entire world, but they are trying to be green. The airport grounds where this marathon takes place are strewn with trash and plastic bottles, but a team of recyclers picks it up. One small stage is powered by solar energy. The caravan of tour buses runs on biodiesel fuel.
Counting Crows Can't Perform (WNEP 16)
The Counting Crows will not be performing at the Toyota Pavilion on Montage Mountain Friday night because of an illness. The Goo Goo Dolls will still perform.
Music notes (Syracuse.com)
YOU GOTTA LOVE NIGHTHAWKS IN A BAR
Pocono Record - Story (Pocono Record)
Scranton ? The Counting Crows will not perform at tonight?s Toyota Pavilion concert. The Goo Goo Dolls will play an extended set. Special guests The Working Title will open the show.
Staff Writer (Stamford Advocate)
Belew's discography would be a lot huger had he not been in demand since the late 1970s when Frank Zappa discovered the guitarist and made him part of his band. Since then, he's done work for David Bowie, King Crimson, The Talking Heads and Paul Simon, among others.
STAGE ART ETC. (Scranton Times-Tribune)
OLD FRIENDS: ?Rock the Horse? benefit concert, Aug.
Rock's green days (The Christian Science Monitor)
More bands are going green by using wind-power and bio-diesel where possible, reducing their carbon footprint.
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Rock Music's Green Days Of Summer (CBS News)
Dozens of bands are doing more this summer than just singing about environmental causes. They're trying to lead by example. "We can set an example of how the world can be," says Justin Sane of Anti-Flag.
UP THE ROAD (The Pueblo Chieftain)
Here's a partial listing of upcoming concerts and events: The James Gang , 7:30 p.m. today, Red Rocks, Morrison, $35-$70, Ticketmaster. Joe Cocker , 8 p.m. today, Paramount Theatre, Denver, $45-$65, Ticketmaster. CANCELED: Tricky , today, Ogden Theatre. Refunds at point of purchase. The Black Crowes , Robert Randolph and the Family Band and Drive-By Truckers , 7 p.m. Saturday, Red
Eric Clapton & The Allman Brothers: Sharing The Key To The Highway (All About...
Long before Duane Allman prevailed upon famed record producer Tom Dowd to usher him into a session with Derek and The Dominos, the respective fates of The Allman Brothers and Eric Clapton were inextricably intertwined.
Rock's green days (USA Today)
The bands on Vans Warped Tour '06 may not be changing the entire world, but they are trying to be green. The airport grounds where this marathon takes place are strewn with trash and plastic bottles, but a team of recyclers picks it up. One small stage is powered by solar energy. The caravan of tour buses runs on biodiesel fuel.
Counting Crows Can't Perform (WNEP 16)
The Counting Crows will not be performing at the Toyota Pavilion on Montage Mountain Friday night because of an illness. The Goo Goo Dolls will still perform.
Music notes (Syracuse.com)
YOU GOTTA LOVE NIGHTHAWKS IN A BAR
Pocono Record - Story (Pocono Record)
Scranton ? The Counting Crows will not perform at tonight?s Toyota Pavilion concert. The Goo Goo Dolls will play an extended set. Special guests The Working Title will open the show.
Staff Writer (Stamford Advocate)
Belew's discography would be a lot huger had he not been in demand since the late 1970s when Frank Zappa discovered the guitarist and made him part of his band. Since then, he's done work for David Bowie, King Crimson, The Talking Heads and Paul Simon, among others.
STAGE ART ETC. (Scranton Times-Tribune)
OLD FRIENDS: ?Rock the Horse? benefit concert, Aug.
Rock's green days (The Christian Science Monitor)
More bands are going green by using wind-power and bio-diesel where possible, reducing their carbon footprint.
Newsfeed display by CaRP