ENTERTAINMENT
By Dana Kinker | August 2, 2007
Nickel Creek, the American acoustic trio known for its contemporary bluegrass and indie rock music, will hit Pier Six Pavilion during its Farewell (For Now) Tour at 7:30 tonight. Fiona Apple will also perform. The pavilion is at President Street and Eastern Avenue at the Inner Harbor. Tickets are $22.50-$37.50. Call 410-547-SEAT or go to tick etmaster.com.
ENTERTAINMENT
October 27, 2005
Downloaded singles 1.Gold Digger, Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx 2.My Humps, Black Eyed Peas 3.Run It! (Remix featuring Juelz Santana), Chris Brown 4.Photograph, Nickelback 5.Hung Up (Radio Edit), Madonna[ Courtesy iTunes] Downloaded albums 1.Playing the Angel (bonus video edition), Depeche Mode 2.I Am Me, Ashlee Simpson 3.Elizabethtown (Music From the Motion Picture), Various Artists 4.Extraordinary Machine, Fiona Apple 5.Late Registration, Kanye West[ Courtesy iTunes] Video Game Sales 1.Madden NFL 2006, PS2 2.Madden NFL 2006, Xbox 3.NCAA Football 06, PS2 4.Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2: Summit Strike, Xbox 5.Nintendogs: Dachshund and Friends, DS[ Courtesy Yahoo!
ENTERTAINMENT
By NATHAN PITTS | July 19, 2007
Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin -- Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia on Sept. 21. 410-547-SEAT or tick etmaster.com. Macy Gray and the Brand New Heavies -- DAR Constitution Hall in Washington on Sept. 14. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. tomorrow. 410-547-SEAT or tick etmaster.com. Musiq Soulchild -- Rams Head Live on Sept. 5. Also, They Might Be Giants is there Sept. 12. 410-244-1131 or ramshead live.com. Maroon 5 -- Verizon Center in Washington on Oct. 16. 410-547-SEAT or ticketmaster.
NEWS
August 2, 2007
INSIDE TODAY WHAT THEY'RE SAYING TODAYS SUN COLUMNISTS BRAC and the city Military base realignment and closure is expected to bring thousands of new residents to Maryland, and they should consider settling in Baltimore City. Here are 100 reasons why. Maryland baltimoresun.com/rodricks A testing season This season will be a test for Ravens linebacker Bart Scott, who will try to prove that his performance in 2006 - including a Pro Bowl appearance -wasn't a fluke. Sports baltimoresun.
FEATURES
By RASHOD D. OLLISON and RASHOD D. OLLISON,SUN POP MUSIC CRITIC | October 4, 2005
As long as she is miserable in love, as long as her emotions remain a magnificently tangled web, Fiona Apple will continue to satisfy her fans. The singer-songwriter's long-awaited new album, in stores today, is called Extraordinary Machine. It's a more realized extension of the passionate, arty pop approach heard on Apple's last record, 1999's When the Pawn ..., whose actual title is 90 words long. But this time around, the sound, though brilliantly layered, is more streamlined and accessible.
FEATURES
By Eric R. Danton and Eric R. Danton,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | November 22, 2002
The Des Moines, Iowa, metal scene pretty much includes just two bands: Slipknot and Stone Sour. James Root and Corey Taylor are in both. Slipknot is known for intense live shows in which the nine members wear masks to de-emphasize themselves and focus on the blistering, heavy music. Stone Sour isn't known for much. Yet. Now in the middle of the band's first real tour (which stops in Baltimore Nov. 29 at Thunderdome), Root says crowd reactions have been favorable. "It's going really, really good so far," he says by phone from Toledo, Ohio.