Jim Desormier began listening to rock legend Rod Stewart when he was in the Army - 25 years ago.“He was popular then and he brings back a lot of good memories,” the Mason resident said.
Friday • Christian entertainer Chonda Pierce, will be at the Lansing Center, 333 E.
Walter Schreifels was trapped. No, not trapped in a crappy recording contract or with a band he can’t get along with. Walter Schreifels was trapped in a Buffalo, N.Y., parking lot. “How the hell do you get out of here?” he said as he frantically drove about seeking an exit.
Whether the union of mind body and soul or the quest to be Madonna-esqe, yoga pumped arms drives enthusiasts to class, millions have tried the 5,000 year-old art. Instructor Ruth Fisk began practicing yoga before it was hip enough to draw 15 million Americans in search of bliss.
I don’t often use the bathroom while watching a movie. I feel bad if I miss out on an important part of the story and can’t make a complete analysis of every second of the film for these reviews.
Lansing resident Kim McKeel raced at The River Run 5K last Sunday, and her son ran with her - sort of.
Rock legend Rod Stewart hits Breslin Center on Saturday. From rock to pop, Stewart survived the 1960s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s and is still going strong. “He has staying power with so many hits,” said Keith Pellegrini, promotions director for WMMQ (94.9-FM). “A show like this is going to be two hours of hits.” Even though Stewart just released a new album, “Human,” Pellegrini thinks the concert will consist mostly of classics. “I would say Rod’s shows now are just all hits,” he said.
Everyone has them. Those naughty little pleasures. Cravings and indulgences you can’t seem to get enough of.
MSU Music Education Students will meet at 7 p.m. tonight in the Union’s Green Room, participating in a mock school board meeting.
Hamlet is the play of plays. When it comes to theater, “Hamlet” is a staple that everybody must know. Produced by the Department of Theatre, “Hamlet” begins at 7:30 p.m.
On Thursday evening, Wharton Center guests will hear music never before heard by concertgoers. “Trio in Red” by Aaron Jay Kernis was commissioned by Wharton Center to be performed by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. “They’re one of the premier chamber music groups in the country,” Wharton Center Executive Director Bill Wright said.
When Andy Holtgreive recently received a phone call from Fresh Tracks Music to participate in a benefit CD for the Sept.
Incubus “Morning View” Epic Incubus has done it again. It somehow managed to marry one of the greatest voices in modern rock with a generous dose of sweet alternative rock. From the fist-first heavy chords of “Nice To Know You” to the dreary and innocent conclusion of “Aqueous Transmission,” Incubus has taken yet another step in establishing itself as the premiere rock band of the new decade. “Wish You Were Here,” the band’s first single from the record, is only a small indication of the magnitude of this effort. “Circles” has an introduction familiar to most rock outfits, but varies its time signatures and vocal patterns to create something inventive and in a league of its own while “Just A Phase” is a quieter song driven by an interesting sample.
Ahhh, Travolta. The guy doesn’t have the sense of a worm when it comes to picking movies.
R.L. Burnside “Burnside on Burnside” Fat Possum Live records have their assets and their faults. Too many artists release live records as another reason to get an extra paycheck.
New Order “Get Ready” Reprise It’s difficult to tell if New Order knows what it is doing.
After the Sept. 11 attacks, Scott McLaughlin wanted to help out in any way he could. “I just figured this was my small contribution,” the English junior said.
Woven “EPrime” (EP) Interscope Sometimes EPs are better than full LPs for the simple reason that it creates a desire within the listener for more.
The latest effort from Lenny Kravitz picks up right where he left off with his 1998 release, “5.” In fact, the albums could almost be mistaken for one another.
A crowd of about 50 people made their way to the Erickson Hall Kiva for the Burly Bear Network Comedy Festival Monday night.