45 tours a orleans

• 20 Rue André Dessaux, 45400 - Fleury-les-Aubrais

Karaoke box

Bienvenue au 45 tours , this is blind test premier blind test à reconnaissance vocale de france toutes les infos ici => blind test.

6 box sont à votre disposition réparties sur plus de 200m² et pouvant accueillir jusqu’à 20 personnes ! De plus, nos box sont équipées de matériels haut de gamme et d’un logiciel karaoké avec plus de 50 000 titres !  

C’est quoi un karaoké box ?

Le karaoké box c’est un concept venu tout droit d’Asie et plus particulièrement du Japon.

Plutôt que de chanter devant un public d’inconnus, de subir les vocalises d’un soprano du dimanche et d’attendre des heures pour chanter, on réserve un salon privatisé et on s’en donne à cœur joie en poussant la chansonnette uniquement avec ses amis.

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Chanter, cela donne soif. Pour se désaltérer, Le 45 Tours vous propose un large choix de spiritueux, bières et soft. Dans l’attente de votre session karaoké ou même sans réserver  un box, vous êtes le bienvenue, seul ou avec vos amis, pour partager un verre au comptoir.

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L'avis de nos clients, le 45 tours - orléans 4.9 basé sur 124 avis notez nous sur audrey 23:07 28 feb 23 excellente soirée à 4 , les deux personnes qui géraient nous on bien accueillis et étaient très aimable . large choix de musiques et boissons . lieu propre et conviviale des salles au toilettes. nous reviendrons très prochainement sans aucun doute. je n’hésiterai pas à vous recommander merci encore guillaume de brébisson 07:56 20 feb 23 un accueil professionnel, des salles bien insonorisées et bien équipées. parfait pour passer un moment dans un cadre que l'on retrouve que très peu en france les boissons étaient de très bonnes qualités, surtout les cocktails qui sont super. rien a redire à part que l'on reviendra thampignon 12:18 29 jan 23 lieu génial nous avons passé un super moment. possibilité de commander directement dans la salle, large playlist, luis et duarte sont super sympathiques et amicaux encore merci pour cette soirée, nous reviendrons lena 13:33 01 jan 23 nous avons passé un excellent moment c’est un super endroit, très propre, moderne et bien agencé. le patron est accessible et très sympathique. je recommande vivement cet endroit.nous reviendrons chanter au 45 tours abrjulia 13:29 01 jan 23 venez nombreux une soirée de nouvel an , fêtez dignement en chantant , entoure d’amisune équipe formidable derrière le bar nous avons donné de la voix merci encore flavie gaudin 01:28 01 jan 23 excellente soirée. un concept au top mais pas que… gérant hyper agréable, avenant, qui semble être du commun des mortels contrairement au beaucoup de « patron ». on reviendra… et pas qu’une fois bravo pour l’insonorisation, le logiciel de choix de chansons, le service rapide et sa disponibilité pour discuter de tout et de rien. je conseille vraiment pour ceux qui aiment chanter, avec maîtrise… ou pas c’est l’avantage d’être « entre nous » dans une salle et de pouvoir s’essayer à chanter sans jugement d’inconnus. teamjaures tissus jaures 12:08 31 dec 22 endroit super pour se "casser la voix". le gérant et son équipe sont très sympas. c'est une excellente idée pour une soirée entre collègues ou entre amis. sarah le callonnec 11:22 31 dec 22 super endroit, chaleureux et festif. parfait pour passer un bon moment entre amis ou en famille. prix tout à fait abordable, je recommande ++. alexandre dupont 19:56 30 dec 22 on a testé avec le groupe sortir à orléans sur facebook, le nouveau bar karaoké box " le 45 tours " rue andré dessaux.un nouveau concept unique à orléans, 6 box sont à votre disposition et pouvant accueillir jusqu'à 18 personnes.l'accueil a été excellent, très bonne ambiance dans les box à la déco unique et moderne.endroit parfait pour passer un agréable moment entre amis, ambiance garantie l'équipe du bar est agréable et convivial.on a passé une bonne soirée avec beaucoups de fous rires. a refaire rapidement. mathilde de laubrie 11:38 28 dec 22 nous avons passé une super soirée entre copines, un grand choix de chansons et un large choix dans les boissons. un accueil vraiment chaleureux et sans jugement avec nos voix de casseroles je recommande vivement, cet endroit doit vraiment rester près de chez nous ❤️❤️ synthia mintsa 06:58 22 dec 22 bel endroit pour se faire plaisir entre amies pour chanter. un choix large et varié en chanson . l´avantage était d´être entre nous dans une salle et chanter librement. explications impeccables sur l´utilisation des appareils. des tarifs abordables et un accueil chaleureux .nous reviendrons 🥳🥳 judikaëlle gueret 10:12 21 dec 22 tout nouveau sur orléans, le 45 tours est un concept tendance qui apporte du renouveau et de la fraîcheur à la métropole orléanaise un lieu chaleureux et convivial, un patron aux petits soins pour ses clients et une équipe très accueillante je recommande et ne manquerais pas d'y revenir., se rendre au 45 tours .

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Mercredi 16:00 – 23:00

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20 rue André Dessaux 45400 Fleury-les-Aubrais

RD 2020 (Nord)  Gare d’Orléans Les Aubrais Gare des Aubrais (Tram A, bus 11, 12, 19, 21 et 72) Hoche (Bus 1)

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Nicolas Archambault Fishing Guide in the Loiret (45), FRANCE

Located at Orléans (Loiret - 45), I invite you to come and to discover the Black-Bass and the Asp lure fishing in the Loiret, in France. Come and learn or deepen different fishing techniques for Asp and Black-Bass with lures in sites with remarkable landscapes ! While waiting to meet you, I'll let you browse through the pages. See you soon, at Orléans !

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• Sun - Sun 4:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
• Wed - Wed 4:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
• Thu - Fri 6:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
• Sat - Sat 4:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
• (0.19 km) Le Sanibel
• (0.66 km) "LE PAVILLON" Maisonette 150m from Aubrais station - 2km from downtown Orléans
• (2.72 km) Hotel d'Orleans
• (2.48 km) Hotel de l'Abeille
• (6.41 km) Moulin Saint Julien
• (0.05 km) Asian Nour
• (0.11 km) Paulo et Marie
• (0.22 km) Pho l'Orient
• (0.18 km) L'Entrepot
• (0.21 km) Chalet du Steak

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• Sun - Sun 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
• Wed - Wed 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
• Thu - Fri 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM
• Sat - Sat 4:00 PM - 1:00 AM
• (0.12 mi) Le Sanibel
• (0.41 mi) "LE PAVILLON" Maisonette 150m from Aubrais station - 2km from downtown Orléans
• (1.70 mi) Hotel d'Orleans
• (1.55 mi) Hotel de l'Abeille
• (4.01 mi) Moulin Saint Julien
• (0.03 mi) Asian Nour
• (0.07 mi) Paulo et Marie
• (0.13 mi) Pho l'Orient
• (0.11 mi) L'Entrepot
• (0.13 mi) Chalet du Steak

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Sortir à Orléans ! [ karaoké ]

On a testé, le karaoké box " Le 45 Tours "

Notre expérience au karaoké box " Le 45 Tours " a été absolument mémorable. Niché dans la rue André Dessaux à Orléans, cet établissement novateur propose un concept unique dans la région, avec ses 6 box privatisés . Inspiré des bars karaoké box qui ont connu un immense succès en Asie, en particulier au Japon, "Le 45 Tours" offre une expérience inédite où vous pouvez réserver une salle privée pour chanter en toute intimité avec vos amis.

Dès que nous avons franchi la porte de "Le 45 Tours", nous avons été immédiatement transportés dans un univers festif et chaleureux. Chaque box est aménagé avec une décoration moderne et unique, créant une ambiance conviviale et immersive. L' accueil qui nous a été réservé était exceptionnel , avec une équipe sympathique et attentionnée, prête à rendre notre soirée inoubliable.

Le véritable atout de "Le 45 Tours" réside dans le plaisir de chanter sans inhibition. Les salles privées permettent de se libérer et de se laisser emporter par la musique, sans se soucier du regard des autres. C'est un véritable havre d'expression où vous pouvez exprimer votre passion pour le chant et vous amuser sur vos morceaux préférés. L'ambiance y est garantie, avec un équipement sonore de qualité et une vaste sélection de chansons dans différents genres musicaux.

Mais ce qui rend cette expérience encore plus spéciale, ce sont les moments de complicité et de rires partagés entre amis. Que ce soit en encourageant les autres à monter sur scène ou en formant des duos hilarants, chaque instant passé à "Le 45 Tours" est une occasion de créer des souvenirs précieux et de renforcer les liens d'amitié.

En somme , si vous cherchez un endroit original et convivial pour passer une soirée inoubliable entre amis, "Le 45 Tours" est la destination idéale. Vous êtes assurés de passer un agréable moment, de rire aux éclats et de repartir avec des souvenirs inoubliables. N'hésitez plus, réservez votre box dès maintenant et venez vivre cette expérience unique à Orléans. Vous ne le regretterez pas, car "Le 45 Tours" est bien plus qu'un simple karaoké, c'est un lieu où les rêves musicaux se réalisent et où les amitiés se renforcent.

📬  20 Rue André Dessaux, 45400 Fleury-les-Aubrais

☎️  02 38 72 42 64

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         Lundi          Fermé

         Mardi         18:00 - 23:00

         Mercredi    16:00 - 23:00

         Jeudi          18:00 - 01:00

         Vendredi    18:00 - 01:00

         Samedi      14:00 - 01:00

         Dimanche   Fermé                    

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Le karaoké box le 45 tour est recommandé par le site " Sortir à Orléans " pour son concept novateur et son ambiance festive. À ne pas manquer si vous cherchez un karaoké original sur Fleury-les-Aubrais.

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20 Rue André Dessaux, 45400 Fleury-les-Aubrais

💬 Le 45 Tours

- C'est quoi un karaoké box ?

- Le karaoké box c'est un concept venu tout droit dAsie et plus particulièrement du Japon.

- Plutôt que de chanter devant un public d'inconnus, de subir les vocalises d'un soprano du dimanche et d'attendre des heures pour chanter, on réserve un salon privatisé et on s'en donne à cour joie en poussant la chansonnette uniquement avec ses amis.

( Source : Le 45 Tours ) 

- Imaginez vous avec votre groupe d’amis de toujours, tous réunis dans un box. L’introverti du groupe hurlant dans le box. Chien et chat partageant le même micro, les yeux dans les yeux, alors que ça fait des mois qu’ils se tournent autour. 

- Le BG du groupe qui perd toute crédibilité quand il chante. Celui qui se découvre un talent et qui remet tout en question pour postuler à The Voice. Ceux qui se sont dit que jamais ils chanteraient dans un karaoké et qu’ils se battent, maintenant, pour chanter le prochain titre. 

- Le sanguin du groupe qui pleure en chantant Céline Dion et pour tous les autres, ceux qu’on ne voit pas assez souvent mais qui sont venu pour partager ce moment.

- Si toi aussi tu te reconnais, que tu as un groupe d’amis similaire, alors n’attends plus et réserve  l’un de nos box pour passer un moment exceptionnel dans un lieu exceptionnel !

( Source : Le 45 Tours )

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Voici 10 anecdotes à propos du karaoké !

Le karaoké a vu le jour dans les années 70 grâce à Daisuke Inoue un restaurateur-inventeur-businessman japonais.

Bien que dépendant du pays où ils sont joués, les karaokés les plus chantés au niveau mondial sont Summer Nights - Grease, Let it Go - Idina Menzel, Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond, Billie Jean - Michael Jackson et Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen.

Selon l'Office de Tourisme du Japon, il y a plus de 100 000 box karaoké dans le pays.

Les Philippines détiennent le record du plus grand nombre de machines-karaoké avec presque une machine par foyer. Plus d'infos dans notre article : le karaoké autour du monde.

Encore aux Philippines, la chanson célèbre de Sinatra, et de Claude François, My Way, est interdite dans de nombreux bars du pays à cause des paroles, jugées arrogantes et ayant provoqué des remous parmi les chanteurs.

Les Karaoke World Championships existent bel et bien. Depuis 15 ans, l'évènement rassemble des apprentis-chanteurs du monde entier, et se tiendra cette année en Finlande au mois de novembre.

La Chine détient le record du karaoké collectif le plus long avec une session de 456 heures, 2 minutes et 5 secondes (19 jours), pour un total de 6281 chansons enchaînées.

Karaoké signifie "Orchestre vide" en japonais.

L'Italien Leonardo Polverelli détient le Guinness World Record pour le plus long karaoké en solo. Il a chanté 1295 chansons pendant 4 jours d'affilée (un total de 101 heures 59 minutes et 15 secondes).

Le karaoké a des effets reconnus sur le stress, la confiance en soi, et l'établissement de connexions sociales. Tous ces éléments sont bénéfiques pour votre santé. Longue vie au karaoké !

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• Sun - Sun 16:00 - 23:00
• Wed - Wed 16:00 - 23:00
• Thu - Fri 18:00 - 01:00
• Sat - Sat 16:00 - 01:00
• (0.12 mi) Le Sanibel
• (0.41 mi) "LE PAVILLON" Maisonette 150m from Aubrais station - 2km from downtown Orléans
• (1.70 mi) Hotel d'Orleans
• (1.55 mi) Hotel de l'Abeille
• (4.01 mi) Moulin Saint Julien
• (0.03 mi) Asian Nour
• (0.07 mi) Paulo et Marie
• (0.13 mi) Pho l'Orient
• (0.11 mi) L'Entrepot
• (0.13 mi) Chalet du Steak

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Bad Bunny pays homage to New Orleans music culture during electric Most Wanted Tour stop

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The Smoothie King Center was filled to near-capacity on Tuesday night as Bad Bunny, one of the world’s biggest music stars, brought his “Most Wanted Tour” to New Orleans. The Puerto Rican rapper, known for his energetic performances and catchy songs in Spanish, thrilled the crowd with a mix of hits and a special jazz-inspired number, paying homage to the city’s rich musical heritage.

With 17,000 attendees, the arena was buzzing.

“New Orleans looked like Puerto Rico last night!” Fox 8 reporter Andres Fuentes said. “17,000 Latinos all dancing to Bad Bunny”

Bad Bunny’s stage setup was designed to look like a bridge, which was not unique to the New Orleans date, but a coincidental nod to the Crescent City Connection.

Sitting beneath it, Bad Bunny spoke about New Orleans’ rich musical history and how honored he was to perform in the city. He then took a seat at a piano and played a jazz-inspired piece.

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Bucket list on a budget: Travel New Orleans without breaking the bank

The Big Easy is a bucket list destination for fun-seekers. With live music and jazz echoing through the streets, delicious French and Creole cuisine -- serving everything from beignets and po' boy sandwiches to French 75 cocktails -- there's an abundance of must-do activities in New Orleans.

But living it up in the Crescent City can get costly if you're not careful, so "Good Morning America" scoped out the best way to enjoy bayou country on a budget.

If you're pinching pennies, see all the ways you can still let the good times roll, below.

Getting there

Airfare prices to New Orleans, like most destinations, can vary depending on the time of year, but in the beginning of June for example, roundtrip fares from Chicago O'Hare International Airport can be found for under $145 on Spirit Airlines, and for $45 more -- around $189 -- American Airlines has similar flights that include a carry on item for no fee.

Where to stay

Look at hotel membership programs before you book your stay.

An IHG One Rewards account gets guests a slightly cheaper rate: A room at the Hotel Indigo, for instance, is priced at $129 per night for members, $7 less than the typical rate.

Travel expert Clint Henderson, managing editor at The Points Guy, told "GMA" that "among the perks you can potentially get just for being a member in a loyalty program are free Wi-Fi, late checkout and even room upgrades."

"In the case of IHG, specifically, you unlock member discounts by booking via their website as opposed to an online travel agent," he said.

Eat like a local

There's no shortage of delicious New Orleans restaurant options from legendary chefs like Emeril Lagasse or Nina Compton, but if you're looking to save, check out specials and find some go-to spots that locals love.

At the famed, family-run Parkway Bakery, one of the oldest po' boy shops in the city and known for its fresh baked bread, visitors can enjoy an array of stuffed oversized sub-like sandwiches for as little as $7. And if you can agree on the fillings and toppings, sharing a full size po' boy like the classic flash-fried Louisiana wild-caught Gulf shrimp comes in at just $7.70 each for two people.

Plus, May through July is peak crawfish season, and local eateries like Clesi's Seafood Restaurant & Catering have an abundance of the freshwater crustacean for just $8.50 per pound. The restaurant offers weekly specials as well like $3 taco Tuesday and free fry basket Friday, and gives customers a complimentary order of french fries tossed in a house-made parmesan garlic butter with the purchase of a pitcher of beer.

It wouldn't be a visit to New Orleans without satisfying your sweet tooth with beignets. The renowned Cafe du Monde serves up the deep-fried pâte à choux pastry, which is doused in powdered sugar, in orders of three for just $3.85 -- but don't forget, it's cash only.

Getting around the city

Skip the cabs or rideshare apps and pick up a Jazzy Pass to use public transit for just $3 a day.

The card includes unlimited rides on the ferry, bus and street cars, providing a unique view of the city.

Listen to the music

You'll never miss a beat in the jazz-filled French Quarter. Entertainment is free, but be sure to pack some small bills and tip your favorite artists as you enjoy the historic area.

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Rory mcilroy, shane lowry win 2024 zurich classic of new orleans in playoff, share this article.

The cream finally rose to the top at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

In a city where celebrity chefs like the late Paul Prudhomme and Emeril Lagasse rule, past major winners and European Ryder Cup stars Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry teamed up to take the title with a par on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff on Sunday in Avondale, Louisiana.

McIlroy, No. 2 in the world, and Lowry, No. 39, needed a birdie at 18 to finish with a 72-hole total of 25-under 263 and force a playoff with Chad Ramey and Martin Trainer who finished their round two hours and 59 minutes earlier after shooting a tournament-tying 9-under 63 in the alternate-shot format employed in the final round.

McIlroy earned his 25 th career Tour title, tying Tommy Armour, Johnny Miller and Macdonald Smith for 23 rd on the all-time Tour wins list.

“To win any PGA Tour event is very cool, but to do it with one of your closest friends, we’ve known each other for a long, long time, probably like over 20 years, so to think about where we met and where we’ve come from, to be on this stage and do this together, really, really cool journey that we’ve been a part of, and yeah, just awesome to be able to do it alongside this guy,” McIlroy said.

On paper, the playoff was a mismatch of epic proportions. Ramey, 31, entered the week ranked 233 rd in the world and outside the top 125 in the FedEx Cup standings, his lone win at the opposite-field Corales Puntacana Championship in 2022.

Trainer, 33, won the 2019 Puerto Rico Open but has struggled so much in the ensuing years that he considered finding another line of work. He entered the week ranked 387 th in the world and 171 st in the FedEx Cup standings. With both in need of a partner last year, they joined forces and recorded a top-10 finish at the Tour’s lone official team event during the FedEx Cup season.

“So decided to run it back this year, and I feel like we have a good thing going,” Trainer said.

On a windswept Sunday, they combined to make 11 birdies, including at the first five holes on the back nine and take the clubhouse lead.

“We just had it going so well,” Trainer said. “I don’t want to take all the credit for the putting because Chad also putted extremely well, but it worked out so good.”

Ramey agreed that Trainer’s putter was deadly and the birdies kept piling up.

“I finally had to putt on hole 13 or 14 and I hadn’t putted since the second hole,” Ramey said. “I was just trying to give Martin some good looks.”

Then they had time for lunch and waited as Ryan Brehm and Mark Hubbard (69), who finished third, gave it their best shot. Hubbard credited a text from his brother on Saturday night that helped pump him up about playing in the second-to-last group with McIlroy and Lowry, telling him to treat it as his personal Ryder Cup. “This is about the closest thing certainly that I’ve had so far in my career. I definitely took that to heart and tried to be really grateful for that opportunity today to kind of feel what that might feel like, playing against an all-Euro team and that crazy format. Alternate shot is just so stressful,” Hubbard said.

Narrowly missing out on joining the playoff when Brehm’s 10-foot birdie putt from the fringe at the last burned the right edge couldn’t spoil what still amounted to a successful partnership.

“We’re still going to party tonight,” Hubbard added.

For much of the day, it looked like 54-hole leaders Zac Blair and Patrick Fishburn, who grew up playing together in Ogden, Utah, and had been teammates in junior high, high school and and college at BYU, would both be celebrating their first Tour victories. However, they made a double bogey at a par 3 on each side, the latter at the 17 th hole and it sealed their fate, a fourth-place tie (72).

McIlroy and Lowry entered the day trailing by two and their hopes for wearing the belts awarded to the champions became dicier after making bogey on two of their first three holes. But they bounced back with four birdies in a five-hole stretch starting at the seventh and played the last 12 holes in 5 under.

“It showed a lot about our characters and how much we wanted to win this thing,” Lowry said.

None of it came easily, including at 13 when McIlroy had to play from 111 yards in a sand-filled divot at 13 and chunked it. Still, they salvaged par. At 14, McIlroy drew a beauty at the par 3 that stopped 10 feet past the hole and twirled his club in satisfaction, but Lowry, who switched putters this week and admitted he never fully trusted the club, misread the putt. At 16, McIlroy drove into a fairway bunker but Lowry wedged from 133 yards to 10 feet – “pulled it a bit,” he said – and McIlroy clenched his fist when the birdie putt dropped to make it a three-way tie at the top. Just when they seem poised to put the tournament away, Lowry missed the 17 th green wide right and they failed to rescue par and dropped one stroke behind again. But McIlroy’s pitch from left of the green at the par-5 18 th  hopped and stopped 3 feet from the hole for the tying birdie and a round of 4-under 68.

The playoff, which returned to 18, lasted just one hole because Trainer duffed a chip for his team’s third shot and after making putt after putt all day, he failed to convert a 6-foot par putt to keep their dream of winning alive. Trainer looked up to the sky in dismay, knowing he had pushed the putt right of the hole.

“Golf is hard, and sometimes it doesn’t go your way,” he said.

It marked the first win of the Tour season for McIlroy, who had recorded just one top-10 finish to date at the Valero Texas Open earlier this month, and the first victory for Lowry since claiming the 2019 British Open. (The latter also became exempt for the final three Signature events.)

“We felt like coming into the week that we both could do with a big jump in the FedEx Cup, and we both said at the start of the week, let’s go and get 400 points each. That’s what we’ve done, and I nearly feel a little bit bad taking them because Rory carried me a lot of the way. But yeah, they’re mine, and they’re not going away,” Lowry said.

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From playing together in junior golf to the Ryder Cup and now winners at the Zurich Classic, Lowry and McIlroy have shared a special bond.

“Anytime this man wants to partner with me, I’ll be happy to do so,” Lowry said.

“I’d say we’re going to come back and defend next year; what do you think?” McIlroy said to his partner.

“I hope so,” Lowry said. “I’ll be here.”

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Former BYU teammates Patrick Fishburn and Zach Blair lead Zurich Classic of New Orleans

Patrick Fishburn, right, hits from a bunker on the 18th hole during the third round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Zac Blair, right, and Patrick Fishburn, second from right, finish off their round on the 18th hole during the third round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Zac Blair, left, fist-bumps the caddie of Patrick Fishburn after their team finished the third round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Rory McIlroy winks and smiles at the crowd after setting up a birdie putt with shot from the bunker on the 18th hole during the third round of the Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Rory McIlroy smiles after teeing off on the first hole during the third round of the Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Rory McIlroy tees off on the first hole during the third round of the Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Luke List, left, congratulates Henrik Norlander on the 18th green during the third round of the Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Rory McIlroy, of Northern Ireland, tips his hat to the crowd on the 18th hole during the third round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. McIlroy and teammate Shane Lowry finished the round tied for third place. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Ryan Brehm reacts as his putt just misses on the 18th hole during the third round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. Brehm and Mark Hubbard are tied for third after the round. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Matt Fitzpatrick reacts as his putt just misses on the 16th green during the third round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Zac Blair hits on the 16th hole during the third round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

Shane Lowry tees off on the first hole during the third round of the Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Saturday, April 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Matthew Hinton)

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AVONDALE, La. (AP) — Former BYU teammates Patrick Fishburn and Zach Blair shot a 12-under 60 in better-ball play Saturday to take the third-round lead in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, the PGA Tour’s only team event.

At 23-under 193, Fishburn and Blair had a one-stroke lead over Luke List and Henrik Norlander, with the Irish duo of Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry — tied for the lead after each of the first two rounds — two strokes back.

Fishburn and Blair, both winless on the PGA Tour, have been playing golf together since their junior high school days in Ogden, Utah.

“It’s kind of why you’re out here playing is to have opportunities like this,” Blair said. “I’ve been out here a handful of years now, so I know that they don’t come that often, and so we’ll do our best to go take advantage of it.”

Fishburn had three birdies and an eagle on the first five holes at wind-swept TPC Louisiana, where the wind gusted to 25 mph. Windy conditions are also expected for Sunday for the alternate-shot finale.

List and Norlander had a 62. List eagled the second and 11th holes.

“We just got in a really good rhythm early,” Norlander said. “I felt like we were both hitting fairways. Not necessarily hitting it really close, but it felt like early we had two chances on every hole.”

McIlroy and Lowry shook off a slow start to birdie seven of their last 12 holes. They shot 64 to join Ryan Brehm and Mark Hubbard, who also had a 64, at 21 under. Canadians Nick Taylor and Adam Hadwin topped the group at 20 under.

“Look, it was a tough day,” McIlroy said. “Birdies were a little harder to come by today than they were on Thursday in the better-ball format. I think today was about staying patient knowing that the course was going to present some opportunities, especially on that back nine.”

Fishburn and Blair were a stroke off the tournament record.

“Just kind of rode Fish all day,” Blair said. “He played good. I mean, it was pretty textbook out there for him.”

They made the turn in 7-under 29 and birdied five of the first six holes on the back nine before finishing with three pars.

“It’s pretty easy to hit shots when Zac is always in the fairway, always on the green,” Fishburn said. “We ham-and-egged it really good today.”

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Mick Jagger on building the perfect Rolling Stones tour: 'You've got to feel the energy'

Mick Jagger is speaking by phone from New Orleans.

Two days earlier, on Thursday, May 2, the Rolling Stones did “Time Is On My Side” with local soul queen Irma Thomas, whose 1964 recording of that classic inspired the British Invaders to cut their own rendition that same year, resulting in the Stones’ first Top 10 entry on the Billboard Hot 100.

Jagger and Thomas revisiting the song together as a deeply soulful duet turned out to be an aptly titled highlight of a set that was, remarkably enough, the Stones’ first time to take the stage at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.

Two days later, Jagger says he may go out and catch more music while he’s there — which he does, popping in on the festival’s Gospel Tent on Saturday afternoon — before he makes his way to Arizona for the Stones’ first metro Phoenix concert since the death of founding member Charlie Watts in 2021.

The Stones are playing State Farm Stadium on Tuesday, May 7. It’s the third date on the Hackney Diamonds Tour , named for the Stones’ first album of original material in nearly 20 years.

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Boasting guest appearances by Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder, Elton John and founding bassist Bill Wyman, who left the group in 1993 , the album has been hailed as their best work since “Tattoo You” or “Some Girls,” depending on the individual music critic’s level of enthusiasm.

Before the interview gets underway, the singer has a question for the interviewer.

“How hot is it there?” he asks. “ I remember the last time , it was warning you not to go out. Of course we did.”

Jagger laughs, as he does easily and often in the course of a 15-minute conversation that despite the actual presence of a phone never feels like he's phoning it in.

The man is unerringly affable, endearingly self-aware, impressively candid and refreshingly down-to-earth for one of rock and roll’s defining icons, widely held to be its greatest front man, a master of phrasing and a criminally underrated lyricist to boot, all while still doing stadium tours at 80.

Here’s what else he had to say.

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Mick Jagger on introducing 'Hackney Diamonds'

The videos I've seen on social media from Jazz Fest and opening night have been amazing. Is the feeling you get from doing what you do on stage any different today than it was in the ‘60s or ‘70s?

Well, yeah, I mean, of course (laughs). You were younger and more crazy, more excited. And you were new. You weren't like treated like legends and all this. But you're the same person doing the same thing, even doing some of the same songs, so in some ways, it's the same. But it's a different time in the world, so there's a different vibe. It's the same, but only different, yeah.

How does it feel to have new music in the set?

Actually, really great. I love playing the old songs and all that. But it's great to be able to have something new, because you haven't done it before. It's a challenge to you to get it over to the audience and see if they like it, to see if they want to hear it.

It’s easier in a smaller place to play new songs. It's more difficult with a stadium crowd because they want to hear you know…. "Oh, I've come here to hear 'Paint It, Black'” “When are they gonna play 'Honky Tonk Women'?"

Are they gonna really like these songs? Are we gonna play them well enough? We haven’t played them that many times. We've only done “Angry,” like, three times, compared to “Paint It, Black.” (laughs) You go, 'Ugh, I made a mistake! Oh God.’ So yeah, it's challenging, but I enjoy it.

I would love to do more. We're doing three. I'm sort of changing them around, playing the three or four that are the most well-known. I'd love to put some others in, but there's only so much you can do, as I said, in a stadium. Red Hot Chili Peppers have got a new album. They're on tour and they're doing four songs. And I think we're on the same page here, when you're playing a big show. It's about all the audience can really take. (laughs)

Mick Jagger on being back in the studio with the Rolling Stones

How did it feel to get back in the studio and work on new material?

Oh, I loved it. It was great. I mean, I had a lot of songs I'd done during lockdown. I had a lot of time to write. So I had a lot of different kinds of songs and was glad to get them finally down. I thought, “When are we gonna get these songs down?” And it actually was really quick and fun and quite enjoyable. I like being back in the studio doing new things.

How do you decide “All right, it's time. Let's get in there and make an album” ?

I told this story when the album came out so I don't want to repeat myself too much. But I said to Keith, you know, “We've just gotta go make an album.” I didn't say, “I don't want to tour unless we have a new album.” But I said, “It would be better to go out with a new album when we next go on tour. So let's go do an album.” Keith said “Yeah, absolutely.”

We always used to have a deadline, you know? Like you guys at newspapers. You gotta write that story. And it's gotta be in here by this time. So I said, “We have to have a deadline.” Because otherwise we just keep going in the studio but we don’t finish anything. So everyone was down for that. And then we did it and we made the deadline. It all happened according to plan.

That's great. Were there specific goals you wanted to achieve artistically with this record?

Well, I wanted it to sound like a record made in 2024. The temptation with an old band is to go in and rehash something you've done before. And of course, the band is still the band. That's why I always say, “It's still gonna sound like the Rolling Stones, no matter what happens.”

But I said, “When you hear it, it's gotta sound like a record that's made by a rock band in this era,” you know? That crispness. If you listen to, say, a 1970s Rolling Stones record compared to this, you might love it because you've listened to it hundreds of times and that's the sound you like. But it's different, you know what I mean? It's a different period of sound.

It's much crisper and you can hear everything more clearly. But it's still got the energy level. To me, the energy level in a rock band is the most important thing. You've got to have that. You've got to feel the energy. That's a big part of it. And you've got to hear what everyone's playing.

Mick Jagger on working with Paul McCartney on 'Hackney Diamonds'

It's definitely got that energy. What was it like to work with Paul McCartney on this record?

Oh, it was great fun. We've all known Paul a long time. We worked in the '60s a little bit. He sang vocals with us and stuff. I've played with him in his house. Ronnie (Wood) has played with him a lot. And Andy Watt, the producer, was doing some work with him. So it was very fortuitous.

That's LA, you know. Next door there's Lady Gaga, Dolly Parton, Paul McCartney. It was great having him come by and he played great on "Bite Your Head Off."

Mick Jagger on losing Charlie Watts and recording with Bill Wyman

This is your first time in Phoenix since Charlie died. What was it like to sort of dust yourself off and get back to the music after losing someone that much at the core of who the Stones are?

Well it's very hard, you know, having Charlie since we first really started. I played with Charlie before the Rolling Stones existed. I played with Charlie as a singer in the Alexis Korner Band. He was playing the drums and I was the singer. Keith was sometimes playing with me. Sometimes he wasn't. So it was a difficult period to be without him.

But, you know, we decided to carry on. We had a tour planned. And Charlie said, 'You should go and do the tour,' you know? 'Go and do it.' So we did. That was tough, you know, doing it. Now, having done a tour with Steve (Jordan), we're kind of into that. But I miss Charlie. I look around and he's not there. But he is on the record. And we've got some other tracks he's on as well that we haven't released yet. So, you know, he's here.

One of the Charlie tracks has Bill Wyman on it. How did it feel to have him come in and kind of complete the circle ?

That was fun because we had this track with Charlie, and Andy and I said, “Well, let's marry up the old rhythm section.” It does sound a bit more like the old Stones, that particular track, “Live By the Sword.” It sounds slightly different from some of the others. But it's great. It's a different feeling.

Mick Jagger on building the ultimate Rolling Stones setlist for 2024

I love that you guys started doing “Out of Time” recently. I've always loved that song. What brought you back around to that?

I've always loved it. But the audience in America doesn't seem to know it as well as the European audience. So I think I'm going to give it a miss.

Uh oh. So we're not gonna hear that one in Phoenix?!

In Europe, they all sang along and everything. Here, they don't seem to know the song, you know? I mean, it's not a particularly well-known Stones song. It got a bit of popularity because it was in that (Quentin) Tarantino movie as a playout song. But they don't seem to know it. I put it in the front of the set, or near the front. And everyone's looking around like, “Ehh, what's this?” I don't know. I like to switch the set around. We've only done two shows. And I don't like doing the same set every night.

How do you go about putting a setlist together at this point?

Well, I have a list of all the numbers we rehearsed, right? We rehearsed for four weeks. So then, I go through all the ones I think we have to do, that people expect, that if we didn't do them, people would go, “Well, I came here to see ‘Honky Tonk Women' and they didn't do it.” And of course, I enjoy doing it. It's not a problem.

But then, the front half of the show, I kind of switch around a bit, just to keep everyone on their toes and interested with different ones on different nights. And now I've got to incorporate songs from the new album, which we rehearsed quite a few of them. And as I said before, we're only doing three so I'm switching it around a bit.

Are there other older songs you've never done live that you'd like to get around to someday?

I've tried to hit everything (laughs). I mean, I've been through the whole thing. And we do really weird ones. I mean, we did “I Wanna Be Your Man” (an early Stones single written by Lennon-McCartney) in Liverpool. That was really funny. We do that kind of thing from time to time out of the blue.

Mick Jagger on the Rolling Stones, the Beatles and rock & roll vs. pop

Speaking of "I Wanna Be Your Man" and Paul being on this record, there's been this ongoing debate for decades where Stones fans argue that the Stones are proper rock and roll and the Beatles are a pop band. What's your take on that?

Well, we're both pop bands, really. In the ‘60s, if you listen to the Rolling Stones, of course we played more blues than the Beatles. And The Beatles used to play more Tamla/Motown covers. We were all cover bands. But we both play pop music. We play blues. The stuff we played in early '60s, it's all influenced. But it's pop music.

“Time Is on my Side,” that we did here, that’s a pop song, you know what I mean? "Let's Spend the Night Together" is a pop song. "Ruby Tuesday" is a pop song. "Angie" is a pop song. Of course, we play rock. The thing about the Rolling Stones, though, and the Beatles, is there are very wide musical influences. Both bands incorporated a lot of styles into their music. Country music, blues, R&B, English music. So we had a very broad range, both of us.

It's difficult to pigeonhole either band, in my opinion. But obviously, the Rolling Stones are the more blues band, right? But we always were a pop band.

You know, one of the things that was so great about the era you guys came up in and defined was that being in a rock and roll band could mean playing any of those types of songs that are on any of those albums either of your groups recorded in the '60s. It seemed as though the possibilities were limitless.

We played Elizabethan songs like "Lady Jane" and "She's a Rainbow." "Paint It, Black" is not really a rock song. It's our most popular streamed song and it's like a Middle East-influenced pop song.

At this point, Jagger is reminded that the interview was scheduled to conclude five minutes earlier.

"Hey listen, I've got to leave you; thank you so much," he says.

And with that, he's off to hear some gospel in New Orleans, time still very much on his side.

Rolling Stones Phoenix 2024 concert: State Farm Stadium in Glendale AZ

When:  8 p.m. Tuesday, May 7.

Where:  State Farm Stadium, 1 Cardinals Way, Glendale.

Admission:  $63 and up.

Details:  800-745-3000,  SeatGeek.com .

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