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Backstreet Boys to tour for new album “This Is Us”

Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell and AJ McLean are thrilled to announce the inaugural Backstreet Boys Cruise, a four-day fan appreciation event that will set sail December 9th. Departing from Miami, Florida, fans will not only visit Key West and Cozumel but will be treated to special full performances by the group, Q&A sessions, game show activities, photo sessions with the guys and much more. This exclusive and intimate celebration is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season for both the fans and the Backstreet Boys. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.backstreetboys.com.

In addition, Backstreet Boys will also host an exclusive and intimate evening in Napa Valley, CA on April 11th. The special 8-song acoustic set will take place at The Napa Valley Opera House. For full details, visit www.backstreetboys.com.

Over the last 19 years, the Backstreet Boys have sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, have scored a dozen Top 40 hits, charted in the Top Ten in nearly every country on the Continent and show no signs of slowing down.

TOUR DATES (many more to be announced):

June 1 Hard Rock Live @ Universal Studios Orlando, FL June 3 Chastain Park Amphitheatre Atlanta, GA June 4 Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino Biloxi, MS June 5 Wild Adventures Theme Park Valdosta, GA June 8 Bank of American Pavilion Boston, MA June 9 The Filene Center Vienna, VA June 10 Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY June 12 The Taj Atlantic City June 13 Monmouth County College Long Branch, NJ June 15 Mohegan Sun Arena Uncasville, CT June 17 Ravinia Pavilion Highland Park, IL June 18 DTE Energy Music Theatre Clarkston, MI June 21 Midland Theatre Kansas City, MO June 22 1st Bank Center Broomfield, CO June 23 Energy Solutions Arena Salt Lake City, UT June 25 Pechanga Resort & Casino Temecula, CA June 26 Gibson Amphitheatre Universal City, CA June 27 The Warfield Theatre San Francisco, CA June 28 The Warfield Theatre San Francisco, CA

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This Is Us is the eighth studio album (seventh in the United States), from the Backstreet Boys . It was released on September 30, 2009 in Japan through Sony Music Japan, October 5, 2009 in the UK through RCA, and October 6 in the U.S. through Jive Records. This is also the band's second and last album as a quartet after Kevin Richardson left the band on June 23, 2006. However, Richardson permanently rejoined the band on April 29, 2012.

On the album, the group has reunited with previous collaborator and producer Max Martin (responsible for the previous hit " I Want It That Way ") to try and create their best record since their 1999 worldwide hit album Millennium . They worked with Ryan Tedder, Claude Kelly, Jim Jonsin and T-Pain amongst others for the album as well.

• 1.1 Bonus Tracks
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Track Listing [ ]

• Straight Through My Heart
• Bye Bye Love
• All Of Your Life (You Need Love)
• If I Knew Then
• She's A Dream

Bonus Tracks [ ]

• Helpless (featuring Pitbull) [Bonus Track]
• International Luv [Bonus Track]
• On Without You [Bonus Track]

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• The Best That I Can
• Don't Try This at Home
• Fallen Angel
• Figured You Out
• Lost In Space
• This is the third Backstreet Boys album to be named after an included song, after Backstreet's Back and Never Gone .
• This is their final album as a quartet; Kevin Richardson returns to the group on April 29, 2012.
• 4 tracks on this album were leaked prior to release. When asked about the leaks, A.J. McLean said that they were "P.O'ed" at first, but that it ended up being a good thing, since they "got to see which songs were more popular than others." [1]
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12 Years of @BackstreetBoys’ “This Is Us”

by Aimes | Sep 30, 2021 | Backstreet Boys , Boy Bands , BSB Christmas , History , Music | 0 comments

     The Backstreet Boys have had their share of albums. From their 1996 original Red album to their latest album, DNA in 2019, we’ve gotten some amazing music through the years. One of their lesser known, or lesser celebrated, albums came in 2009, while Kevin was still on hiatus from the group. This Is Us was released in September/October 2009 internationally. It was followed with a worldwide tour that included some of the first meet and greet and Soundcheck parties.

      I have to admit, this album has a weird history for me. I said in previous blogs that I was not following the boys much during the dark ages, which is the time that Kevin was not with the group. During that time in my life I was focused on other things, and had just slipped away from the fandom for a while. Thankfully, my best friend continued to follow them a little bit more closely and came across this album shortly after it came out. She also attended a This Is Us concert, which I, unfortunately missed. My best friend shared this album with me, even though I had not been following them as closely. At first, I didn’t want to listen to the album. Years later, I was still missing Kevin. But once I finally did, I realized I’d been an idiot holding out. What an amazing record.

     That was kind of the beginning of my resurgence as a fan. This album has some amazing songs that make it hard to ignore that it truly is one of their best. I spent some time just playing most of this album on repeat. Then went further into the things I’d missed, like Unbreakable.  And thus began the rabbit hole of BSB I have yet to remove myself from.

     First and foremost, this album gave us Undone. This is arguably one of their best songs in their entire catalog. Personally, I would put this in my top three all-time Backstreet Boys songs. It was written and produced by Ryan Tedder, of One Republic fame, along with Troy Johnson and Josh Hoge. Kevin, not on the recorded version of the song, had stated that he wishes this was something that he could have taken part in. This is the only song that the boys continue to do live in their shows from the entire time Kevin was not with the group.

This song should have been a staple. This song deserves to be on a current album, remastered with Kevin’s vocals. Just imagine that for one moment… We could really use a remake of this, and it really could do well on radio. Seeing this one performed live, especially in Vegas, was a huge highlight for me. The emotion behind the lyrics and vocals, along with the music itself-phenomenal. I hope this continues to be a regular in their shows for the foreseeable future.

     As far as singles go, the boys released two off this album. The first, Straight Through My Heart has previously made my top 10 Backstreet Bangers list. I love this song because it has so much energy. It’s a fun dance song, something I wish would’ve been played in the clubs. Kevin has been very vocal that he’s not a fan of this song, but I really have to disagree there. It just makes me want to get up and dance. The second single was Bigger. I have to admit, this is not one of my favorite songs on this album. And if you dig in the archives of interviews, it was not one of the boys’ favorites either. The single was released mostly due to label choice. There are a number of songs on this album that could’ve been quite a bit more popular than that, but alas, they were not to be.

     Of all the BSB albums, this one has my favorite heartfelt ballads. Along with Undone, this album had a title track, This Is Us, which was co-written by Howie, and another called Shattered. I really don’t think either of these got their due. Like undone, the emotion and passion behind the lyrics and vocals on these songs are unparalleled. Just fantastic, clean voices and raw emotion.

    In addition to Straight Through My Heart, we also got a couple other upbeat songs as well. Masquerade was a fun, fast paced, great dance song. And then there was PDA. What can I say about PDA? It is certainly an entertaining song and to this day I am so bummed I missed this live during the This Is Us tour. It’s a lot more risqué than the majority of BSB songs and is a fun, sexy track. As with many of the songs on this album, all 4 guys got a chance to sing lead and it was just a fun change to what we are used to hearing from them all.

     There were a few other mid-tempo tracks on the record, including one co-written by all the boys and produced by T-Pain called She’s a Dream. If I’m being honest, this is probably my least favorite on the album. It was very reminiscent of T-Pain’s auto-tune type song which didn’t seem to suit the boys in my opinion. Their voices are so pure and perfect that synthesizing them takes away from their talent. But it was something for the times and certainly a change, which might have been what they were going for at the time.

     Like I said before, I missed the live tour for this album and I will forever regret that. But I have certainly perused others’ videos of the show and soundcheck parties and seen and heard about the meet and greets. The show seemed to be a shift from some of the traditional BSB ways. They still sang their previous hits, but put different spins on them, like changing the choreography we were used to. They had a few dancers, but didn’t have them on stage throughout, but more for highlights, which allowed them to highlight themselves more. But what never changes with Backstreet Boys is the amazing show they put on, and this one seemed to be no different.

     All in all, this album really should be celebrated more than it has been. There’s a few songs from This Is Us that deserve to be brought to the stage more often. Maybe one day, I’ll get that live PDA performance! A girl can dream…

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Backstreet Boys at 30: Debbie Gibson, Joey Fatone, Friends, Family, Fans, Execs and More Share Their Memories

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“ I hope I can do the same one day,” Joey Fatone thought while watching the Backstreet Boys play one of their first major gigs in the early ‘90s. The Florida-based boy band were finding their feet in the music industry, while Fatone was yet to discover his own boy band path with NSYNC.

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Now, as they prepare to wrap up their 30 th anniversary celebrations with April’s ‘Backstreet’s Back at the Beach’ fan vacation at Moon Palace Resort in Cancun, Mexico, we chatted to friends, family members, musicians, colleagues and even former flames to uncover behind-the-scenes stories from the group’s 30-year run.

Angel Conrad, Carter’s sister “My brother joined BSB when I was four and I remember going to the studio one time, and Kevin took me to lunch. I was around eight and remember driving in his car, listening to music. The bass was so loud and I thought it was the coolest thing ever! We went to lunch with his mom and it was such a memorable day. He took care of me like a brother would.

Rob Thomas, Matchbox Twenty frontman and solo artist “It was my first and only time at the Kentucky Derby and it was such a mix of people. I was with the Backstreet Boys and everybody seemed to get the same memo because we all dressed like we were at a polo match – except Kid Rock, who was wearing Kid Rock attire. There were country stars, reality stars and me and the guys in BSB — we were surprised we didn’t know each other since we’re all from Orlando.

“When we finally met, there was a sense of already knowing each other. They’re just nice, normal guys. And now, I get Christmas card from Howie and his beautiful family every year.”

Andreas Carlsson, Songwriter, “I Want It That Way” “My first encounter with the Backstreet Boys was opening for them on their first Sweden show at Solnahallen arena in 1996. That night, you couldn’t fit another screaming teenager in with a shoehorn. I was unaware of their popularity even though I was working at [the Swedish hit factory] Cheiron Studios, but that night it became evident that my future should lie in songwriting rather than being an artist. I think I was eventually booed off the stage!”

“We had so many fun moments together, especially at the Sheraton Hotel in Stockholm, where the band occupied a whole floor. Around midnight, that floor turned into a wild frat party. Everyone wanted an invite – even the Princess of Sweden.  I also remember going to a costume party at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles with Howie and AJ, where Howie dressed as AJ and vice versa. Great times!”

Debbie Gibson, musician “I met the guys when we shared a trailer for Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 1997 and we instantly hit it off. They were just breaking with their first single and I was starring in “ Beauty and the Beast” on Broadway. Over the years, I became great friends with Howie, attending his wedding and writing a great song called ‘The Last Word’ on his tour bus. The guys are proof that talent and hard work can sustain a career. There’s no smoke and mirrors … just willingness to work hard and re-invent to stay current in pop music.

“Fun fact: Howie and I had a brief dating foray! I’ll always have a soft spot for him and he’s forever my favorite Backstreet Boy.”

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Jamie Hartman , “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart’ co-writer/ producer “I was a massive fan and ‘As Long As You Love Me’ was one of my favorite songs, so getting to work with them was great fun. Stu [Crichton], Wrabel and I wrote the song and Stu instantly said, ‘It’s right for the Backstreet Boys.’ They came into Westlake Studios and everyone was super-cool — it was good old-fashioned hard work from humble guys who threw their parts down brilliantly.

“They all brought their individual flavor, which reinforced why they work so well together. The blend was so great. We wrote that track with big group harmony parts in mind and took the time to choose who did which parts. Kevin created the vocoder on the bridge. We call it the Kevcoder!” Delta Goodrem, musician “I grew up absolutely loving BSB so I was particularly excited to open for them on the DNA World Tour, sharing the stage with a band that’s been a huge part of the soundtrack to my life. One of my favorite moments was when Brian jumped onstage during my set and started singing with me. The crowd went nuts! And Howie wearing my merch on-stage was spectacular – a full-circle, pinch-me moment. I was in the audience feeling like a teenage girl!”

Gary Baker, producer/songwriter “I first met them at the Fox Theater in Atlanta after a song I wrote for them, ‘Anywhere for You,’ became a hit overseas. It was around the time All 4 One’s ‘I Swear,’ which I wrote, was massive so they introduced me to the stage and sang a little of ‘I Swear.’ I remember being in New York’s Battery Studios when they were huge in Germany but had nothing in America and Brian was like, ‘Help us get a hit. We’ve got to break here!’ I didn’t have anything do with that hit, but was grateful to have a song on [the 1999 album] ‘ Millennium.’

“They quickly blew up and one time Howie and I were at lunch and had to call the police to escort us out because 400 girls were outside. But no matter how big they became, they remained down-to-earth. They’d attend my son’s little league games, read to them, and Kevin was at both my children’s weddings. He and Brian also inducted me into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. It’s been amazing working with them from the very beginning.”

Jesse McCartney, musician “I had the great pleasure of touring with them twice over their 30-year career and never have I seen a group of people in an audience sing songs louder or more passionately than at a Backstreet Boys concert.”

Ryan Cabrera, musician “I met Nick in the early 2000s when we were all out on the town, back when Hollywood nightclubs were at their best, and I’d run into the other cats in Grammy rooms or radio shows. I love that they all have such different personalities. AJ has become one of my golf buddies and I remember playing with him for the first time — he’s way better than me, yet somehow, I was whoopin’ him and he quit halfway through because I was giving him so much shit. I’m yet to beat him since!” Joe Riccitelli, record executive, Goldn Retriever Ent. “I met the guys at their Boston Garden show, early on the ‘ Millennium’ tour. My first impression was their live show and the fans’ reaction. Before joining Jive Records in 1999, I had worked with U2 and thought those fans were absolutely bonkers – I really wasn’t prepared for the Backstreet Boys fans! What strikes me most is the boys’ resiliency. They’ve always amazed me with their ability to stay driven, hungry and passionate to their fans and their craft.”

Andrew Fromm, Songwriter on “Millennium” “I remember meeting the guys at Battery Studios when they were recording ‘I’ll Never Break Your Heart.’ Nick was playing pool and we talked about music that inspired him, like Chicago, Richard Marx and Journey. I told him I loved the same artists and ‘I Need You Tonight’ came from that inspiration.

“Back then, the guys complained their friends didn’t believe how famous they were overseas. When they landed overseas, they were bombarded with thousands of fans at the airport, but when they came home it was crickets. That soon changed! One time, I was with Howie at the ‘ Today’ show and thousands of fans broke through the barriers. I got pinned against the bus, then suddenly these big arms grabbed my collar and I got hoisted over the fans and saved by his bodyguard.”

David Broer-LeRoux, Art Director, “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” video

“I was decorating a house in Culver City when I got a page from the production office working on the Backstreet Boys’ new video. The art department was falling apart due to lack of sleep and they needed help. I met the boys the next day.

“The funniest moment came just before the final banquet scene with the rats — I doubled as rat wrangler on that shoot. The boys were okay-ish with rats, but not the ladies. They were freaking out, so I joked the rats were SAG [union members] while the extras weren’t, which made everyone laugh and averted the revolt. The rats ran along trails of watermelon juice I’d laid down — the rat peering into the goblet [in the video] was going after a piece I put inside. Rats will do anything for watermelon!”

“The sheer scale of their popularity is breathtaking. There’s been three different times when fans in non-English speaking countries told me how they grew up extremely poor but learned how to speak English through Backstreet Boys albums, went on to become translators or teachers.”

Jonathan Knight, New Kids on the Block musician “I met them after New Kids ended and Lou Pearlman asked me to come to Florida and help them. At first, I was a little jealous because I thought, ‘Who are these kids? Are they trying to take over our spot?’ But we had already broken up and they were the sweetest kids. They were so excited and curious and had so many questions for me. I connected with Howie right away — he loves everybody! — and AJ was dating my friend’s daughter, so I got to know him well.

“But the coolest thing that came out of these friendships was our NKOTBSB tour — it was one of the pinnacles of my career. I remember us all walking down the catwalk and it just felt so cool, like we were this big boy band posse.”

Sonia Benezra, media personality “I was hosting a popular talk show and convinced the network I should do a special on this up-and-coming band, the Backstreet Boys. I met them at Quebec airport and they were shy, excited, respectful kids. I’ll never forget walking into AJ’s room and seeing cans of nutrition supplements and weightlifting stuff and he was like, ‘I want to build muscle, so I can be strong on-stage!’ Kevin was the big brother – quiet, pensive and reflective with a calming aura the boys gravitated to for advice and protection. Brian was another brother-type. Nick was the little heartthrob, who wasn’t quite sure what he was getting into, but excited nonetheless. Howie and I had a special bond. I liked his soul and he never tried to steal the spotlight.

“I knew there was something magical about these boys. When most kids start out, they just want fame, but they wanted to make good music and do good things. Somehow Lou Pearlman, as bad as he was, picked the right boys to bring together. They shared values and leaned on each other. When AJ had trouble with [substance abuse], Kevin helped pull him back into reality. And I sometimes wonder how Nick would’ve turned out had he not had these boys to lean on.

“Two years ago, there was a 34-year-old Quebec woman, Caroline Gauthier, on television because she’d chosen doctor-assisted suicide since her cancer had returned. She talked about how she listened to Backstreet Boys daily. I reached out to Howie and management and next thing Caroline emailed me showing me messages they’d taped for her. She said it changed everything for her and she was leaving at peace and with great joy. That’s the Backstreet Boys in a nutshell.”

“My wife never liked surprises and after they left, she cracked me over the head with her $40 souvenir program and said, ‘I’m gonna kill you.’ But once the shock wore off, she spent half the concert on her phone telling friends what had happened.”

Devon Daniels, fan in “I Want It That Way” video

“For a 17-year-old, boy band-crazed junior, this was my 15 minutes of fame – I couldn’t possibly know they would last 25 years! The filming was something every millennial’s dreams were made of. We interacted with the guys and I was starstruck watching legendary director Wayne Isham. I never dreamed my close-up would be shown twice. While the now-iconic imagery of girls screaming in an airplane hangar has become emblematic of early 2000s pop music, we never realized we were playing a role in music history. This was our generation’s version of girls fainting over the Beatles.

“In 2021, I posted a video about the filming on TikTok and received thousands of comments from people delighted to learn more about ‘that screaming blonde girl’ in the video. Some said they’d wondered where I was now (I’m an author and wrote a Backstreet Boys joke into my first book). I even received comments from the Backstreet Boys. If you’d told 17-year-old me that one day Nick Carter would be thanking  her  for being in their video, I wouldn’t have believed you. ‘I Want It That Way’ reminds us of a more innocent, simpler, safe and hopeful time.”

Charlotte Weinckoski, Dorough and wife Leigh’s business partner in handbag line ESLLA

“ My husband met Leigh and invited her and Howie to come for dinner. I was going through chemo, had lost my hair and wasn’t feeling my best, so felt unbelievably nervous and wasn’t sure what how I’d relate to Howie, Leigh and their celebrity lifestyle. I was immediately struck by how kind, grounded and humble they were. Howie could see I was nervous and went out of his way to make me feel comfortable … in my own home! Within minutes we were talking and laughing and it felt like we’d known them for years.”

Cara Wodnicki, AJ McLean’s publicist, CSW Publicity “I was working in PR in New York and my boss told me I’d be joining a business meeting, but that she’d surprise me with who it was. When I walked in, I did everything in my power to hold it together. I must’ve handled my surprise well because 13 years later, we’re still working together. I may never live those fangirl days down, but I wouldn’t trade them for anything.”

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Asian-only two disc (CD + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) Tour Edition includes two new tracks on the audio disc ('International Luv' and 'On Without You') along with a bonus remix of 'Straight Through My Heart'. The DVD features two music videos ('Straight Through My Heart' and 'Bigger') along with a Behind the Scenes for the video to 'Straight Through My Heart' and Behind the Scenes in Tokyo. 2009 release, the seventh studio album from the Backstreet Boys. On This Is Us, Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell and AJ McLean collaborated with a powerhouse suite of producers and songwriters, including T-Pain, Max Martin, RedOne (Lady GaGa's 'Just Dance' and 'Poker Face'), Soulshock and Karlin, Jim Jonsin ((Lil Wayne's 'Lollipop', T.I.'s 'Whatever You Like'), Brian Kennedy (Rihanna's 'Disturbia', Chris Brown's 'Forever', Jennifer Hudson), and Claude Kelly (co-writer Britney 'Circus' and Kelly Clarkson's 'My Life Would Suck Without You'). Sony. 2010.

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Since we were first introduced in 1990, the Crowes have tallied a pair of platinum albums and three gold records, with Happiness Bastards , the group’s first studio album of original material in nearly 15 years, a worthy addition to their unique brand of southern-fried rock and roll.

Chris Robinson (left), Rich Robinson (right) and Erik Deutsch (back) perform on stage with Black ... [+] Crowes during their 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

“There’s a little town about 90 miles south of Atlanta called Macon, Georgia,” Robinson explained Friday night in Chicago, spotlighting the group’s roots. “Little Richard is from Macon. And the Allman Brothers Band,” he began, just one day removed from the death of co-founding Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts. “But there’s another: the greatest soul singer of all time, Otis Redding,” he continued. “Well, we jumped on that song and it goes like this,” said Robinson, setting up a late take on one of the biggest Black Crowes hits in Redding’s “Hard to Handle.”

While recent tours celebrated their Shake Your Money Maker record, this one makes the case for the new project, with the Black Crowes performing six songs from it over the course of about 95 minutes on stage Friday in Chicago.

As they do on the album too, “Bedside Manners” and “Rats and Clowns,” two of Happiness Bastards ’ more rollicking moments, kicked things off Friday night.

Nico Bereciartua (Left) and Sven Pipien (right) perform on stage with Black Crowes during the ... [+] 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

Performing as an 8 piece group, drummer Cully Symington and keyboard player Erik Deutsch were set beside backing vocalists Mackenzie Adams and Lesley Grant atop a unique two-tiered stage built to resemble stacks upon stacks of vintage amplifiers and audio equipment.

Frontman Chris Robinson, who performed in front of a large mirror, was joined on stage by guitarists Rich Robinson and Nico Bereciartua as well as longtime bassist Sven Pipien. Festive lighting strung over, along and behind the stage flanked the group who performed under a massive “Happiness Bastards” banner hanging from the lighting rig over the stage.

“Good to see you all. Welcome to the ‘Happiness Bastards!’” said Chris early in Friday’s set. “We’ve got some new songs and we got some old ones - like this!” he said, shuffling left before pointing right at Rich on the slide guitar, ultimately bunnyhopping in reverse back to center stage as “Twice As Hard” rang out early in Chicago.

Sven Pipien (Left) and Chris Robinson (right) perform on stage with Black Crowes during their ... [+] 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

Robinson was in fine form Friday, a rejuvenated frontman shimmying about while delivering a still impressive lead vocal, with the new music cementing a once unthinkable rebirth for the Black Crowes, who’ve continually staked their claim as one of America’s best rock acts since reforming in 2019.

From 1996’s Three Snakes and One Charm , “Nebakanezer” was an early highlight in Chicago. The gnarly dual guitar riffwork of “Horsehead,” from 1999’s By Your Side followed, providing one of Friday’s more rewarding one-two punches.

Rich Robinson of Black Crowes performs on stage during the 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April ... [+] 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

While “Oh Josephine” slowed things down momentarily, “Thorn in my Pride” found the group beginning to roll, with Chris on harmonica as the Crowes delivered an all hands, Stones-like jam to close the cut.

“Everyone say hello to Rich Robinson,” said Chris, gesturing toward his younger brother. With a wave of his right hand, Rich greeted the rapturuous Chicago crowd, soon strumming in the familiar opening licks to “She talks to Angels” on acoustic guitar.

Chris Robinson (left) and Rich Robinson (right) of Black Crowes perform on stage during the ... [+] 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

From the new record, “Flesh Wound” followed, quickly proving to be a late high spot. The saccharine-drenched affair was a blast in the live setting, conjuring up the power pop stylings of Cheap Trick as the Black Crowes soared forward in fun fashion.

The brothers Robinson leaned in close, singing into the same mic during “Jealous Again” before closing with “Remedy,” with Chris back on harp as the new “Kindred Friend” wrapped things up in the Windy City.

“What is a band, other than something you dream up?” asked Chris rhetorically on stage in Chicago. “This band started in our mom and dad’s house in the 80s,” he continued, noting the pair’s humble roots. “And that dream will continue on.”

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Concrete Boys Announce 'It's Us Tour'

Kicking off in june..

After carefully constructing a captivating world on It’s Us Vol. 1 , the Concrete Boys are ready to go on tour. The Lil Yachty -led collective officially announced the It’s Us Tour this morning, which sees the group making 13 stops throughout North America this June.

KARRAHBOOO , Camo!, Draft Day and Dc2trill are set to kick off the tour on June 6 in Miami, Florida. It’s Us will then see stops in Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, New York and Denver before closing out in Atlanta on June 29. Find the full list of dates and venues listed below.

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Thu June 6 — Miami, FL — The Joint Sat June 8 — Orlando, FL — The Social Tue June 11 — Dallas, TX — House of Blues – Cambridge Room Wed June 12 — Houston, TX — House of Blues – Bronze Peacock Sat June 15 — Sacramento, CA — The Rink Studios Sun June 16 — Oakland, CA — The New Parish Mon June 17 — Los Angeles, CA — The Echo Wed June 19 — Denver, CO — Cervantes’ Other Side Sat June 22 — Detroit, MI — Saint Andrew’s Hall – The Shelter Mon June 24 — Toronto, ON — The Axis Club Tue June 25 — Boston, MA — Brighton Music Hall Thu June 27 — New York, NY — SOBS Sat June 29 — Atlanta, GA — Terminal West

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Zurich Classic of New Orleans 2024 Thursday tee times, PGA Tour pairings and how to watch

A solid field of PGA Tour players is in Avondale, Louisiana, this week for the fun-filled 2024 Zurich Classic of New Orleans at TPC Louisiana.

After a stretch of mentally taxing golf, this field of 80 two-man teams is ready to have a blast in the Bayou.

On Thursday and Saturday, the format will be best ball. On Friday and Sunday, the format will be alternate shot.

TPC Louisiana is a par-72 track measuring 7,425 yards designed by Pete Dye.

The purse at the Zurich Classic is $8.9 million with $1,286,050 million going to each member of the winning team. The winners will also receive 400 FedEx Cup points each.

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From tee times to TV and streaming info, here's everything you need to know for the first round of the 2024 Zurich Classic. All times listed are ET.

Thursday tee times

How to watch, listen.

ESPN+ is the exclusive home of PGA Tour Live . You can also watch the RBC Heritage on Golf Channel free on Fubo . All times ET.

Thursday, April 25

Golf Channel / Peacock : 2-6 p.m.

Sirius XM: 12-6 p.m

ESPN+ : 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m

Friday, April 26

Golf Channel/ Peacock : 2-6 p.m

Saturday, April 27

Golf Channel/ Peacock : 1-3 p.m

CBS: 3-6 p.m.

Sirius XM: 1-6 p.m

ESPN+ : 7:15 a.m.-6 p.m

Sunday, April 28

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The Summer House stars kick off their tour on Friday, September 6, in Charlotte, NC. They will then travel across the U.S. and end the tour on Saturday, December 7, in Windsor, Canada.

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How to get tickets to see ‘tortured poet’ Taylor Swift when ‘Eras’ tour makes U.S. return

• Updated: Apr. 24, 2024, 9:32 a.m. |
• Published: Apr. 24, 2024, 9:32 a.m.

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Riding the wave of her new album, Taylor Swift is set to resume her megapopular North American tour in October 2024 including stops around the Midwest.

Stubhub and Vivid Seats have hard-to-find tickets for the 2024 North American tour stops in Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis.

If you can’t wait until the fall, Stubhub and Vivid Seats also have seats for overseas tour stops that start next month in France and continue in Sweden, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom.

Swift’s newest album “The Tortured Poets Department,” has smashed previous records last Friday becoming the first album in Spotify’s history to have more than 300 million streams in a single day.

Swift also became the most-streamed artist within a single day ever on Spotify. The album’s first track, “Fortnight,” which also features Post Malone, became Spotify’s most-streamed song in a single day with nearly 40 million streams.

Here’s how you can get hard-to-find tickets for 2024 shows in Miami, New Orleans, and Indianapolis at Stubhub and Vivid Seats.

Miami Gardens - Fri Oct. 18, 2024, 7:00pm Hard Rock Stadium Miami Gardens, FL

Vivid Seats

Miami Gardens - Sat Oct. 19, 2024, 7:00pm, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL

Miami Gardens - Sun Oct. 20, 2024, 7:00pm, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL

New Orleans - Fri. Oct 25, 2024, 7:00pm, with Gracie Abrams, Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, LA

New Orleans - Sat. Oct. 26, 2024, 7:00pm, Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, LA

New Orleans Sun. Oct. 27, 2024, 7:00pm, Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Indianapolis - Fri Nov. 1, 2024, 7:00pm, Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis - Sat Nov. 2, 2024, 7:00pm, Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis - Sun Nov. 3, 2024, 7:00pm, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN

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