It was March 1989 when The Edge joined Peter Gabriel, David Byrne, Brynsley Forde (of Aswad), Annie Lennox, the Thompson Twins, Chrissie Hynde, Jerry Harrison, and Karl Wallinger (of World Party) in Moscow to support Greenpeace’s efforts to educate and impact environmental change in the Soviet Union. As Greenpeace put it, “The gathering in [...]
Variety is reporting that the final casting is set for the much anticipated Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark musical hitting Broadway in November.
Among Main Stem vets are Isabel Keating, who appeared as Judy Garland in “The Boy From Oz,” Michael Mulheren (“Looped,” “Kiss Me Kate”) and Gideon Glick (“Spring Awakening”).
Also on board [...]
I’m now about a day or so removed from opening night of the U2 360 Tour in Turin, and after the shock and awe of the new songs, I have to say that it’s been a long time since we saw an opening like we did yesterday.
To the best of my knowledge (and please correct [...]
NME is reporting that Glastonbury Festival organizer, Michael Eavis, has confirmed 2 out of the 3 headline acts and he is waiting from U2 to make it 3 out of 3 for next year’s Glastonbury Festival. Eavis would like U2 to headline on Friday, June 24 next year.
Looking at next year’s tour itinerary, that would [...]
As many of us caught Kings of Leon on the Vertigo Tour, this unfortunate story will be of interest. Apparently, KoL met some creatures who didn’t quite like their music. While performing at the Verizon Amphitheatre in St. Louis, Missouri, the band were pelted by nesting pigeons with poo. Yes, that’s right. KoL had to [...]
“There’s a lot of things, if I could I’d rearrange” is one of my favorite lines in “The Fly.” One thing I’d rearrange is the fact that my hotel was non-refundable by Giants Stadium, and as I’m writing this I should be inside the stadium listening to an opening act. But, thankfully there are always [...]
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