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August 11, 2022 The Music Center Announces Free Concert For All Angelenos Headlined By GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMY® Winning Band Ozomatli

Saturday, september 3, at 8:00 p.m. – labor day weekend, iconic l.a. band performs at first annual ‘live at the music center’ concert on jerry moss plaza with opening set by peanut butter wolf ‘live at the music center’ made possible by gift from longtime music center patron and recording industry executive jerry moss, co-founder of a&m records.

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LOS ANGELES (August 11, 2022) — The Music Center today announced that Grammy® and Latin GRAMMY® winning band Ozomatli will headline the performing arts organization’s first annual free concert, as part of the Live at The Music Center series, on Saturday, September 3, at 8:00 p.m., on Jerry Moss Plaza. The concert, which will take place over Labor Day weekend, is made possible by a major gift from Tina and Jerry Moss & the Moss Foundation, which calls, in part, for The Music Center to develop an annual celebration of music on Jerry Moss Plaza each summer.

The special evening will begin with a 40-minute A/V set by renowned Stones Throw label head L.A.-based Peanut Butter Wolf. Getting his initial start spinning and playing Hip-Hop beats, Peanut Butter Wolf developed the careers of Madlib, J Dilla, Quasimoto, Madvillain, Dam-Funk, Mayer Hawthorne, KNX, Mild High Club, MNDSGN and Anderson Paak.

“We are thrilled to have Ozomatli perform a free concert on Jerry Moss Plaza at The Music Center for all Angelenos to enjoy—what a fantastic way to kick off Live at the Music Center with one of L.A.’s homegrown bands!” said Rachel S. Moore, president and CEO of The Music Center. “We have been able to provide this free event thanks to a major gift from Tina and Jerry Moss & the Moss Foundation. Their deep love and appreciation for music will reverberate in the many free and low-cost events we produce year-round. So, mark your calendars for September 3 and get ready to rock the night away under the stars!”

Ozomatli's music is as multifaceted as its members and influences. Meeting as young political activists and musicians, the original band formed in Los Angeles in 1995 to play a notorious urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of Hip Hop and Salsa, Dancehall and Cumbia, Samba and Funk, Merengue and Comparsa, East L.A. R&B and New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga—all while following a key mantra: Ozomatli will take you around the world by taking you around Los Angeles. Their music has been recognized and celebrated widely with three Grammy® Awards (for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album and Best Alternative Music Album, among others), and the City of Los Angeles has declared April 23 as “Ozomatli Day” in recognition of the band’s sizable contribution for more than 25 years to the city’s cultural life. The band, which is comprised of six members (Wil-Dog Abers, Ulises Bella, Raul Pacheco, Justin Poree, Asdru Sierra, and Jiro Yamaguchi), recently released a new album called Marching On on Blue Élan Records.

“Ozomatli is an award-winning group which formed right here in Los Angeles so their upcoming concert over Labor Day weekend will be like performing in their own backyard,” said TMC Arts Executive Vice President Josephine Ramirez. “Ozomatli’s ability to influence and create change through their music perfectly aligns with The Music Center’s vision to provide arts experiences that build healthier, more compassionate and more equitable places to live. Join us on September 3 for an energizing performance—it is the perfect way to celebrate the last days of summer and our L.A. community’s strength.”

In October 2020, Jerry and Tina Moss provided The Music Center with $25 million, the largest single contribution for programming in the organization’s history. The monies are designed to support The Music Center’s work to increase the breadth and depth of its public presentations with a particular focus on quality, affordable arts programming that is relevant to and reflective of Los Angeles’ diverse communities. This free summer concert—part of the Live at The Music Center series—is open to all and will be held annually outdoors on Jerry Moss Plaza. The Music Center continues to embrace important safety practices to protect guests, artists and staff. Guests are encouraged to wear face coverings while on its campus and at Jerry Moss Plaza. No proof of vaccination or testing is required for Live at The Music Center. Beverages will be available for sale on-site. No outside food, beverages, alcohol or seats allowed. Self-parking will be available in The Music Center Main Garage (accessible via the Grand Avenue entrance) and the Walt Disney Concert Hall Garage. Valet parking is not available. In accordance with Centers for Disease Control and Los Angeles County Department of Public Health directives, The Music Center worked behind-the-scenes during the pandemic to prepare for the return of live performances in its venues, both indoors and outdoors, by implementing new measures and procedures. The Music Center became the first performing arts organization in the nation to earn the UL Verified Healthy Buildings Mark for Indoor Air and Water Quality. The Music Center underwent an extensive assessment process to earn the verification, demonstrating that each of its four venues, Grand Park’s administrative office and The Music Center Annex, has excellent quality for indoor air and water. Additionally, The Music Center enhanced all cleaning procedures, installed hand sanitizer dispensers in all public spaces and created a contact-free experience in its public restrooms as well as

instituted electronic ticketing and a digital program book, among other measures. Live at The Music Center is generously supported by Tina and Jerry Moss/Moss Foundation. *Programs, artists and safety protocols subject to change. Photos available here. Situated on the ancestral and sacred land of the Tongva and many other indigenous groups who call these grounds home, The Music Center acknowledges and honors with gratitude the land itself and the First People who have been its steward throughout the generations. About The Music Center The Music Center convenes artists, communities and ideas with the goal of deepening the cultural lives of every resident in Los Angeles County. The $70 million non-profit performing arts organization has two divisions: TMC Arts and TMC Ops. TMC Arts, The Music Center’s programming engine, provides year-round programming inside The Music Center’s four theatres, on Jerry Moss Plaza, outside at Grand Park—a 12-acre adjacent green space—in schools and other locations all over Los Angeles County and on a digital platform called The Music Center Offstage. TMC Arts presents world-class dance with Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center, free and low-cost public concerts and events, as well as live and digital K–12 arts education programs, workshops, performances, interactive experiences and special events. TMC Ops manages the theatres, the Plaza and Grand Park, which comprise $2 billion in county assets, on behalf of the County of Los Angeles. The Music Center is also home to four renowned resident companies—Center Theatre Group, Los Angeles Master Chorale, LA Opera and LA Phil. For more information, visit musiccenter.org. Follow The Music Center on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @MusicCenterLA.

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WHAT: Live at The Music Center: Ozomatli

Free public concert preceded by a live set by L.A.-based Peanut Butter Wolf

NOTE: Tickets are required to gain entry into the concert. Limited seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Beverages will be available for sale on-site. No outside food, beverages, alcohol or seats allowed.

WHEN: Saturday, September 3, 2022

WHERE: The Music Center’s Jerry Moss Plaza

135 N. Grand Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90012

TRANSPORTATION: Public parking will be available for $9 per vehicle in The Music Center Main Garage (accessible via the Grand Avenue entrance) and the Walt Disney Concert

Hall Garage. Given the large number of attendees expected, the public is highly encouraged to take public transportation. The Music Center is located across the street from Grand Park, which is home to the Civic Center/Grand Park station along the Metro B Line (Red) and Metro D Line (Purple).

TICKETS: Each guest may claim up to four (4) General Admission tickets online by visiting musiccenter.org/ozo or by calling the Box Office at 213-972-0711.

The Music Center welcomes all visitors and is committed to making its programs, services and venues accessible to everyone, including service animals. If you are in need of vision, aural or mobility assistance, please contact Guest Services at [email protected] prior to your visit.

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Venue welcomes summer visitors with revamped free self-guided audio tour.

The Music Center today announced the reopening of the iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall and its beautiful outdoor spaces to the public, and the resumption of free self-guided audio tours that provide visitors with the history and behind-the-scenes anecdotes surrounding the building's construction. The tour uses updated technology to make it easier for Angelenos and guests to learn about the Concert Hall's history from conception to completion.

Narrated by Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor John Lithgow , the tour offers an in-depth and comprehensive exploration of the Concert Hall and provides insight from visionary architect Frank Gehry and other key contributors, including Conductor Laureate Esa-Pekka Salonen; acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota; daughter of principal donor Lillian Disney, Diane Disney Miller; and landscape designer Melinda Taylor. Visitors can use personal smartphones or Podcatchers provided onsite to access fascinating facts about the building's interior, gardens and the creative processes and technology involved in the Concert Hall's creation.

"As The Music Center slowly reopens its doors to the community and tourists alike, we are very pleased to offer an updated audio tour with new, more inclusive options for people to learn about the rich history of one of Los Angeles' most iconic buildings and to get an insider's perspective on the reasoning and rationale behind the building's design and ground-breaking architecture," said Rachel S. Moore, president and CEO of The Music Center.

The 60-minute audio tour starts in the Grand Lobby where visitors learn about Frank Gehry 's architectural choices of interior wooden "tree trunks" and exterior curved stainless steel, as well as a Lillian Disney-inspired carpet pattern in the upper-level lobbies. Some of the most notable spaces of Walt Disney Concert Hall that visitors can explore and learn about in more detail include BP Hall, the pre-concert program space designed for smaller programs and events; the Ira Gershwin Gallery, a collection display from The Library of Congress that rotates every six months; and the garden skylight, Walt Disney Concert Hall's largest skylight showing the contrast of the finished surfaces and the raw structural elements. As audiences venture into The Blue Ribbon Garden, they learn exactly how it was constructed 35 feet above the ground and explore the nearly one-acre community garden and its vast amount of plants. Audiences have access to all these spaces and can also learn about some of the more minute details that make Walt Disney Concert Hall unique.

Safety remains The Music Center's top priority. For the safety of the community and Music Center staff, Music Center ushers and designated tour staff at Walt Disney Concert Hall continue to wear face coverings during the hours of tour operation. Additionally, in accordance with L.A. County guidance, face coverings are required indoors and recommended outdoors for those who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The Music Center's four theatres, including Walt Disney Concert Hall, recently received the UL Verified Healthy Buildings Mark for Indoor Air Quality, validating The Music Center's commitment to the safety of its staff, artists and visitors. Visit musiccenter.org/safety for more information about The Music Center's safety and security measures.

The Music Center's Walt Disney Concert Hall guided tours and Music Center Symphonians full campus tours are temporarily unavailable and will resume at a later date. For more information about tours at The Music Center's Walt Disney Concert Hall, visit musiccenter.org/visit/Exploring-the-Center/ .

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The Moscow International House of Music

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Blue ridge music center frequently asked questions, about the grounds.

The Blue Ridge Music Center is a National Park Service facility and attraction at milepost 213 on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Galax, Virginia. BRMC is home to an outdoor amphitheater, visitor center, museum, and gift shop. The visitor center is open seasonally, from May through October, 10 a.m.to 5 p.m. The opening date varies, and is typically Thursday – Sunday in early May, open 7 days a week beginning Memorial Day Weekend.

About the Amphitheater Concerts

The Blue Ridge Music Center’s Roots of American Music concerts are held most Saturdays—from Memorial Day through Labor Day—in the natural, terraced, outdoor amphitheater. Musical programming is managed and coordinated by the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, the primary nonprofit fundraising partner of the Blue Ridge Parkway.

About Midday Mountain Music

Midday Mountain Music is a free informal music presentation by local and regional musicians, held noon to 4 p.m. on our covered breezeway, every day the Music Center is open.

HOW DO I PURCHASE CONCERT TICKETS?

Tickets are available for purchase in advance online. Go to our Event Calendar page for the ticket link. Online sales end at 10 a.m. on the day of the concert. Advance purchase tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged.

At the gate: Tickets are also available the evening of the performance starting at 5:45 p.m. at the admission gates, unless noted otherwise. Cash and credit cards are accepted. Children ages 12 and younger are admitted for free unless otherwise noted.

IS MY TICKET REFUNDABLE?

Please check your schedule before purchasing tickets to make sure you are able to come to the concert on that date. As stated on the individual concert pages and on the ticket purchase site, advance tickets are not refundable. If you have purchased advance tickets and your schedule has changed making it impossible for you to use them, you may transfer the tickets to someone else.

ARE SEASON PASSES AVAILABLE?

2023 Season pass sales have ended for the year. Check back around Thanksgiving when Full Season, Half Season, and Pick 3 passes for the 2024 summer concert season will go on sale. Learn more about our Season Passes here.

IS THERE A PARKING FEE?

No. Parking is free. The National Park Service staff and volunteers greet visitors at the entrance and direct parking for all concerts.

WHEN DO THE GATES OPEN?

Unless otherwise noted, admission to the amphitheater for concerts begins at 5:45 p.m. Season passholders are admitted at 5:30 p.m. There are two admission gates locations: one near the Visitor Center and one on the hill overlooking the stage near the upper parking area.

ARE THERE ASSIGNED SEATS IN THE AMPHITHEATER?

No. Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis. Concertgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Dancing and standing are allowed in the paved area directly in front of the stage.

IS THE MUSIC CENTER HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE?

Yes. Blue Ridge Music Center is handicap accessible. Handicap parking is available in the lower lot near the entrance to the Visitor Center. Drop-off of mobility-impaired individuals is welcome.

Please note:

Though the Blue Ridge Music Center has ample handicap parking, the amphitheater is a couple hundred yards away from the parking area and drop-off locations. For high-attendance concerts, sections of the amphitheater are reserved for handicap seating, which is available on a first-come-first-serve basis. For additional information, call the Visitor Center at (276) 236-5309.

DO YOU OFFER ASSISSTIVE LISTENING DEVICES?

The Blue Ridge Music Center is accessible to people with disabilities and offers assistive listening devices for use during concerts. If you would like to borrow a free device for use during a concert, please email [email protected] in advance of your visit.

CAN I BRING MY DOG?

Dogs are allowed for most concerts (see concert listing for exceptions). Please adhere to the following rules:

• You must have your dog on a leash at all times, and they must remain with owners.
• You must sit on the hillside behind the main seating areas/rock walls in the amphitheater.
• You must clean up after your pet. Bags are provided at a station on the hillside.

If your dog is creating a disturbance, you may be asked to leave. No refund will be given.

CAN I BRING ALCOHOL?

No. Because the Blue Ridge Music Center is a National Park Service facility, alcohol is NOT permitted on site.

IS TAILGATING PERMITTED IN THE PARKING AREA?

No. Tents, tables and grills are not permitted in the parking areas. You are welcome to bring food to the amphitheater when the gates open. You may also use the picnic tables located outside the amphitheater adjacent to the Visitor Center. Please note that alcohol is not allowed.

CAN I BRING FOOD TO THE AMPHITHEATER?

Yes. Visitors are welcome to bring food to the amphitheater. You may also use the picnic tables located outside the amphitheater adjacent to the Visitor Center. Grills are not permitted in the picnic area, amphitheater or parking lots.

IS FOOD AVAILABLE AT THE AMPHITHEATER?

Yes. You can purchase barbecue, down-home sides, and desserts from The Galax Smokehouse at every performance. For high-attendance concerts, additional food vendors may be on site.

Water, sodas, and snacks can be purchased in the gift shop during regular open hours (10 am-5 p.m. The gift shop is sometimes open later on concert nights.

WHERE ARE THE RESTROOMS?

There are two restroom locations. One set of restrooms is in a free-standing building across from the Visitor Center and is only open during concert nights. Additional restrooms are in the Visitor Center and can be accessed through the front entrance and breezeway.

IS SMOKING ALLOWED?

The Blue Ridge Music Center Amphitheater is a non-smoking facility. Smoking is allowed only in designated locations inside the amphitheater away from the seating area. Please ask for information at the gate.

ARE THE VISITOR CENTER AND MUSEUM OPEN DURING CONCERTS?

The Visitor Center, Museum, and Gift Shop hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. They are not typically later prior to the concert, so please come before 5 p.m. if you wish to view the exhibit.

WHAT SHOULD I LEAVE AT HOME?

Alcohol, drones, pop-up tents, and tables are not allowed in the amphitheater.

WHAT IS YOUR WEATHER POLICY?

Concerts at the Blue Ridge Music Center are RAIN or SHINE. Concertgoers are encouraged to bring rain gear, and umbrellas are allowed. Because weather conditions can change quickly in the mountains, layers of clothing are recommended.

Lightning is a safety issue, so the amphitheater area will be evacuated if there is lightning in a 10 mile radius for 30 minutes past the last lightning event.

WHAT IF I STILL HAVE A QUESTION?

If you didn’t find an answer among these frequently asked questions, please send us a note using the “Contact Us” form found at the bottom of this page. We’re happy to help!

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Program and concert information:, visitor center information:, hours of operation:.

• Friday-Sunday: April 26-28, 2024 (Museum and book store only. No music.)
• Thursday-Sunday: May 2-19, 2024
• Open daily: May 23-Oct. 27, 2024
• Saturday evening concerts: May 25-Aug.31, 2024
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Music | Review: Bruce Springsteen delivers incredible evening of music for fans

Bruce springsteen rocks chase center in san francisco.

Jetlag? What jetlag?

Bruce Springsteen certainly seemed no worse for wear after making two quick cross-country flights over the last few days before playing what turned out to be a dynamite show at Chase Center in San Francisco on Thursday.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer performed Monday in San Diego then zoomed back East to make a guest appearance (with fellow troubadour Maggie Rogers) at a show by country star Zach Bryan at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Wednesday night.

Then it was right back to the West Coast in time to play the first of two sold-out shows at the home of the Golden State Warriors.

The next gig is on Sunday, which gives Springsteen time to — oh, I don’t know — perhaps fly to Kauai for fish tacos before returning to Chase for Night 2.

And if he does decide to do just that, well, you can rest assured that he’ll still deliver the goods for Bay Area fans on Easter Sunday.

That’s why he’s The Boss.

The 74-year-old Springsteen was in nothing short of legendary form as he led his mighty E Street Band through a 29-song show that absolutely captivated the approximately 16,500 fans in attendance for three hours.

He’d draw from a wide selection of his songbook, touching upon 11 of his studio albums. There were a few debuts for this 2024 tour — which, granted, is only a few dates old at this point — as well as the favorites fans can pretty much expect to hear at every Springsteen show these days.

Backed by 17 people onstage — including a versatile horn section and excellent backing vocalists — the bandleader opened the show right around 7:45 p.m. with “Something in the Night,” one of five songs that he’d pull from the classic 1978 platter “Darkness on the Edge of Town.”

The song — which was being played live for the first time on this tour — proved to be a bit of a mellow starter, but things would quickly heat up as The Boss turned to 2002’s “The Rising” for a powerful version of “Lonesome Day.”

The next two offerings, “Ghosts” and “Two Hearts,” were both solid, but the show reached a whole new level when Springsteen and company unleashed “Prove It All Night.” The tune, another “Darkness on the Edge of Town” standout, featured the first prominent sax work from Jake Clemons (who is the nephew of the late E Street legend Clarence Clemons) as well as some really aggressive and muscular guitar playing from the bandleader himself.

They’d keep the party rolling in high gear with the defiant “Born in the U.S.A.” anthem “No Surrender” before thrilling the audience with the tour debut of “Atlantic City,” delivering a full-band version that shared the lyrics — and not much else — with the stark solo recording originally found on 1982’s “Nebraska.”

Springsteen’s voice was on point throughout the night, showing no signs of the medical condition that originally forced him to postpone these Chase shows — which were originally scheduled for last December — as well as other dates. The star did bring up the subject about 80 minutes into the show, which was first time he paused to really talk to the crowd all evening.

“My belly hurt so bad, I couldn’t sing,” explained Springsteen, who underwent treatment for peptic ulcer disease. “Every time I went to sing, my belly ached. When I went to do anything, my belly ached. Then it ached some more. So, we couldn’t make it. But I’m glad to be back tonight.”

The last third of the main set was all A-list material, as the singer rolled through “Backstreets,” “Because the Night,” “She’s the One,” “Wrecking Ball,” “The Rising” and “Badlands” before closing, some 130 minutes after he started the show, with the always-popular “Thunder Road.”

The 18 musicians would take their well-deserved bows, but then, instead of leaving the stage, it was right back to business as they rolled through a generous encore highlighted by “Land of Hope and Dreams” (another tour debut), “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” and, of course, “Born to Run.”

“San Francisco!” Springsteen exclaimed as the encore drew to a close. “I want you to go home tonight and then I want you to wake up tomorrow morning and I want you to tell everybody that you see that you that you’ve just seen the heart-stopping, pants-dropping, earth-shocking, hard-rocking, booty-shaking, earth-quaking, love-making, Viagra-taking, history-making legendary E Street Band.”

Consider it done, Boss.

Setlist: 1. “Something in the Night” 2. “Lonesome Day” 3. “Ghosts” 4. “Two Hearts” 5. “Prove It All Night” 6. “No Surrender” 7. “Atlantic City” 8. “Death to My Hometown” 9. “Letter to You” 10. “The Promised Land” 11. “Hungry Heart” 12. “Spirit in the Night” 13. “Nightshift” 14. “Racing in the Street” 15. “Last Man Standing” 16. “Backstreets” 17. “Because the Night” 18. “She’s the One” 19. “Wrecking Ball” 20. “The Rising” 21. “Badlands” 22. “Thunder Road” Encore: 23. “Land of Hope and Dreams” 24. “Born to Run” 25. “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)” 26. “Bobby Jean” 27. “Dancing in the Dark” 28. “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” Encore 2: 29. “I’ll See You in My Dreams”

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Janet Jackson: Together Again

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One year after announcing her highly anticipated return to the road with her ninth concert tour, Together Again, today five-time GRAMMY Award-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Janet Jackson reveals she will be adding 35 dates to the run. In addition, Nelly will join Jackson on tour across all dates as her special guest.

Ms. Jackson’s Together Again 2024 Tour builds on the success of the 2023 run, the icon’s highest selling trek of her career which featured 36 sold out shows and received rave reviews from fans and press. Okayplayer said “ Janet has still got it, serving as our beloved sex symbol, superstar, and Queen of Pop that no one has come close to emulating.” The Chicago Tribune confirmed, “ Being a performer, a showstopper, a true delight is not just what Janet Jackson does. It is who she is .” And the Boston Globe claimed, “ Jackson is a killer live act.”

The new leg of this tour will start in summer 2024 visiting North American arenas and amphitheaters including a stop in Cincinnati, Ohio at Riverbend Music Center on Saturday, June 22.

The Together Again Tour will offer everyone the chance to reunite with Ms. Jackson in celebration of her 50th anniversary in entertainment and spotlight the milestones for three of Jackson’s most critically acclaimed albums - 25 years of “The Velvet Rope”, 30 years of “janet”, and 35 years of “Rhythm Nation.” featuring her biggest chart-topping hits. In addition, fans can expect the three-time GRAMMY winner and Diamond-selling Hip-Hop sensation Nelly to deliver a powerhouse performance, showcasing his greatest hits and cherished fan favorites spanning the last two decades.

About Janet Jackson

Janet Jackson is one of the most influential entertainers of the modern era. Her music has won her 5 GRAMMY® Awards, 2 Emmy Awards, a Golden Globe Award, a nomination for an Academy Award along with dozens of American Music Awards, MTV Video Music Awards and Billboard Music Awards. She has received accolades as an actress as well including the NAACP Best Supporting Actor award. Janet is a published author, dancer, businessperson, philanthropist and one of biggest-selling artists in popular music history. With sales of over 180 million records worldwide, Janet Jackson stands as one of the best-selling artists of all time with a string of hits that have left an indelible impression on pop culture. She is the record holder for the biggest selling debut tour in history and is the first woman to debut in the Top 10 of the Hot 100 charts. She also stands as one of only four artists to have a #1 album for four successive decades alongside Barbra Streisand, Bruce Springsteen and U2. Even today she continues to make an undeniable impact. In 2018, her last single, “Made for Now” with Daddy Yankee, released by her own Rhythm Nation Records, hit #1 on the Dance Clubs Songs chart making it her 20th single on the chart in the span of her career. In 2019, she was inducted the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside her brothers and in that same year her critically acclaimed Las Vegas residency, “Metamorphosis” closed out to record breaking ticket sales with only 18 dates at the Park MGM's Park Theater. As reported by Billboard Boxscore, the legendary singer, dancer, songwriter, producer, and actress is among the biggest Vegas performers of this decade, ahead of Celine Dion (2011), Britney Spears (2013) and the Backstreet Boys (2017). Her critically acclaimed and award-winning documentary “Janet Jackson.” brought in over 20 million viewers in one week.

On February 4, 2021, Janet Jackson’s iconic mega platinum-selling third album Control turned 35. The album also returned to the top of the charts, hitting #1 on the Apple Top 40 US Pop Album chart. Led by five chart-busting hit singles — “What Have You Done for Me Lately,” “Nasty,” “Control,” “When I Think Of You,” —with their complementary, tightly choreographed music videos — and “Let’s Wait Awhile,” Control became Jackson’s first No. 1 Pop album. The album also made Billboard chart history for having the longest continuous run on the Hot 100 with singles from one album, ultimately tallying a remarkable 65 consecutive weeks from that perch. To date, Control has sold more than 10 million copies worldwide.

About Nelly

A savvy rapper with crossover appeal, Nelly seemed like a novelty when he debuted with the Top Ten pop hit 'Country Grammar (Hot...)' in 2000, but he quickly proved to be a legitimate hitmaker with 'Hot in Herre,' 'Dilemma,' and 'Shake Ya Tailfeather'—and those three only account for a fraction of his Hot 100-topping and Grammy-winning hits. These feats built the foundation of a career that boasts six consecutive Top Ten albums, from the diamond 'Country Grammar' (2000) to the platinum '5.0' (2010) and 'The Fix' (2015), leading to warmly received collaborations in the 2020s. Amidst his recent studio recording sessions, Nelly is actively promoting his freshly introduced moonshine brand, "MoShine," preparing some huge entrepreneurial announcements and unveiling his latest philanthropic initiative, 314 Education.

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$uicideboy$ coming to Frost Bank Center for annual tour

Since the debut of the tour in 2019, it has combined rap and hardcore genres.

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SAN ANTONIO – New Orleans duo $uicideboy$ is coming to the Frost Bank Center in August for their annual Grey Day Tour.

Cousins Ruby da Cherry and $crim are slated to embark on a 41-date tour around the United States.

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Opening acts for the tour include Denzel Curry, Pouya, HAARPER, Shakewell, and Ekkstacy.

Since the debut of the tour in 2019, it has combined rap and hardcore genres while serving as a breeding ground for up-and-coming artists, a news release said.

$uicideboy$, pioneers of SoundCloud rap, formed back in 2014. Since then, the duo has amassed over 24 billion streams. Their raw, unfiltered style has resonated with people experiencing pain.

For the tour, $uicideboy$ partnered with PLUS1 to donate $1 per ticket to people needing mental health assistance.

Tickets for the Grey Day Tour go on sale Friday, April 5, beginning at 10 a.m. on the  Frost Bank Center’s  website or Ticketmaster.

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Jazz at Lincoln Center’s New Season Includes Tribute to Bayard Rustin

The civil rights activist’s life and legacy will be honored in a 2024-25 lineup that will also include spotlights on jazz history, and a rising star to warm up November.

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Jazz at Lincoln Center announced its 2024-25 concert season on Tuesday, which will include performances that celebrate the 20th anniversary of the center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall, a tribute to the civil rights activist Bayard Rustin and concerts by Grammy Award-winning artists.

The season will run from Sept. 19, 2024, to June 14, 2025, and will begin with Hot Jazz and Swing, in which the music director Loren Schoenberg will guide the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra through revitalized arrangements of 1920s and ’30s tunes.

On Oct. 18-19, Bryan Carter, a drummer and composer, will lead the Jazz at Pride Orchestra in honoring the life and legacy of Rustin.

Other nods to the past will focus on the history of jazz. Led by Wynton Marsalis, the artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, the center’s orchestra will perform 10 concerts that will each pay homage to a decade of jazz history, from the 1920s to the present.

Performances in February will honor the early years of jazz and its many inspirations by incorporating cuts from blues, gospel, country and bluegrass, as well as from recordings by Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and others. On Nov. 8-9, a pair of concerts will focus on the jazz pioneers Thelonious Monk , Bud Powell, Tadd Dameron and others.

From Jan. 16-18, Cool School & Hard Bop concerts will explore midcentury jazz, featuring works from Miles Davis, Art Blakey, Max Roach and others. And May 29-31, the saxophonist Ted Nash will lead the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra in performances of new arrangements of music associated with the 1970s.

The season will also include more modern performances, including concerts that will feature music from Joanne Brackeen, Charlie Haden, Terence Blanchard and others.

Several concerts will also spotlight specific musicians. On Nov. 15-16, Joshua Redman will return to the Rose Theater in a collaboration with Gabrielle Cavassa, a rising star from New Orleans. Later in the season, on Feb. 14-15, Dianne Reeves will perform in a Valentine’s Day celebration filled with songs about romance and heartbreak. The pianist and composer Monty Alexander will celebrate his 80th birthday by performing on Jan. 24-25, while Anat Cohen and her brothers will celebrate her 50th birthday with performances of early swing, post-bop and Brazilian choro on March 14-15.

The final performances of the season, June 13-14, will feature music directed by Marsalis and will showcase works by the veteran band members Chris Crenshaw, Vincent Gardner and others.

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Country music star Colt Ford suffers heart attack, hospitalized after Arizona concert

Country music star Colt Ford suffered a heart attack after his concert in Arizona Thursday night.

Ford, 53, had just wrapped up his set at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row — a restaurant and night club named after the hit singer — in Gilbert, Ariz. when he experienced a medical emergency, according to 12News.

The “Workin’ on” singer was transported to Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa where he is in the Intensive Care Unit.

Ford was listed in stable but critical condition, the outlet added.

The Post has reached out to his reps for comment.

Ford, whose real name is Jason Farris Brown, is prominent on the country-rap music scene and has been featured on several tracks with other country music stars.

He, alongside Brantley Gilbert, co-wrote “Dirt Road Anthem” which the duo originally recorded before Jason Aldean made the song famous on his 2010 album “My Kinda Party.”

Ford has also collaborated with various stars including Jake Owen, Chase Rice, Walker Hayes, Toby Keith, Lady A and Willie Nelson.

In 2022, Ford was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis, a chronic neuromuscular autoimmune disease that causes weakness in the voluntary muscles.

The singer previously said the disease affected his eye more than his throat or face.

“It hadn’t really affected my throat, but it really affected my eye. I had no control over my right eye,” Colt told Taste of Country in 2023. “It really messes with your vision. I could see perfectly out of either eye, but then I would look together and I’d see three of you and you would be melting together like a lava lamp.”

A year earlier he announced he was diagnosed with eye cancer but escaped needing full chemotherapy because it was detected early.

“The doctor told me I was a week to 10 days from having to go on full chemo,” he told PEOPLE at the time.

He underwent surgery following the diagnosis and was back on stage days later, the outlet reported.

The Georgia native was originally a professional golfer on the Nationwide Tour before he found passion in country and hip hop.

In 2011, Ford was nominated for an ACM award for Vocal Event of the Year for “Cold Beer” with Jamey Johnson.

Ford most recently released a single with DJ Cliffy D and Jesslee titled “Beers Back.”

He was scheduled to perform at two other venues in Nevada and Arizona over the weekend before his hospitalization.

Amen! Christian music star Chris Tomlin bringing 'Holy Forever' tour to Canton in October

• Contemporary Christian music star Chris Tomlin will perform on Oct. 25 at the Canton Memorial Civic Center.
• Canton is part of a second leg of Tomlin's "Holy Forever" tour, which includes shows in major cities and overseas.
• The Grammy-winning artist has a slew of hit songs in the Christian music genre.

CANTON − Contemporary Christian music star Chris Tomlin will bring his "Holy Forever" world tour to the Canton Memorial Civic Center on Oct. 25.

Tomlin follows other nationally touring entertainers who have performed at the Canton Memorial Civic Center in recent months, including country music artists Cole Swindell and most recently, Brantley Gilbert. Comedian Jeff Dunham performed at the venue this past Saturday before a sold-out crowd.

Presale tickets for Tomlin are available at https://www.ticketmaster.com , using the code FOREVER.

The 51-year-old singer-songwriter has scored No. 1 songs in the Christian music genre while selling more than 12 million albums and amassing 6.8 billion global streams. He's also received numerous Billboard Music Awards and Dove Awards while being recognized as an ASCAP Songwriter of the Year and BMI Songwriter of the Year, according to Tomlin's news release.

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Hit song 'Holy Forever' tallies more than 140 million streams

The Grammy-nominated " Holy Forever " topped Billboard's streaming, airplay and sales-based Hot Christian Songs charts while tallying more than 140 million streams.

“I never could have imagined how quickly the song would connect with the church around the world," Tomlin says on his website.

Tomlin also has garnered millions of YouTube views for the songs "Nobody Loves Me Like You" and " Is He Worthy ?"

“Tomlin’s name has become synonymous with modern worship music, as the Texas native has issued songs that have evolved into music standards sung by church congregations around the world," Billboard said.

Tomlin is among only a handful of musical artists to receive the SoundExchange Digital Radio Award for more than 1 billion digital radio streams, joining Justin Timberlake, Pitbull and Garth Brooks, the news release said.

He's also the first Christian artist to reach a billion streams on the music streaming platform Pandora.

Canton Civic Center is only Ohio tour stop

The Grammy winner's tour includes stops in Nashville, Boston, St. Louis, Kansas City, Seattle and Anaheim, as well as Germany, England, Hungary and Ireland. Tomlin will be performing at arenas seating more than 10,000 people and up to nearly 20,000. The Canton Memorial Civic Center is among the the smaller venues on the tour, seating around 5,000.

The Canton concert will be on the second leg of Tomlin's tour, which includes shows in Phoenix, San Diego, Pittsburgh, Houston, Orlando, Chicago, Atlanta, Baltimore and Indianapolis. Opening acts on some stops will be CAIN and Tauren Wells .

Canton is Tomlin's only Ohio show on the tour.

Tickets start at $20 plus fees

Earlier this month, Tomlin released the album, "Live From Good Friday." In 2022, he released the studio album, "Always," which features "Holy Forever," as well as "Always," "I See You" and "O Lord, You're Beautiful."

Tomlin also recently released the book , "How Great is Our God: Living a Worship-Led Life in a Me-Driven World."

Tickets for Tomlin's Canton concert go on sale to the general public starting at 11 a.m. Thursday. Tickets range from $20 to $95 plus fees for the 7 p.m. event and also can be purchased from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays at the box office at the Civic Center, 1101 Market Ave. N.

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