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Hundreds of boats and thousands of on-shore spectators enjoyed a spectacular fireworks show which capped the evening s celebration.

Movie & Entertainment News provided by World Entertainment News Network 2009-07-07 02:54:04 - TOM PETTY's AMERICAN GIRL has topped a new online poll of U.S. anthems.

The rock band Free Henry!, recognized as one of the Buffalo-Niagara Region's top musical acts, will open for national recording artist The Guess Who on Tuesday, July 7, as part of the "Tuesday in the Park" concert series at Artpark.

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Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings entertain the masses at the MTS Centre Tuesday night.

More than 40,000 people are expected at Memorial Park Friday evening for the annual free Bank of the West Concert.

There is, apparently, no better way to celebrate the birth of a free country than to lure 45,000 people into an Omaha park with promises of free fireworks, glow sticks and live music from two bands famous for songs whose titles include some form of the word "America." Officials said attendance at the 19th annual Bank of the West Celebrates America ...

Randy Bachman, left, and Burton Cummings perform in Victoria in June 2006. Photograph by: Debra Brash, Canwest News Service, Canwest News Service Concert Preview Bachman Cummings With: Booker T When: tonight at 7:30 Where: rexall Place Tickets: $39 to $85 plus surcharges through ticketmaster Review by You: if you're going to the concert, post a ...

That's good news for the thousands of people planning to attend Friday's concert and fireworks show at Memorial Park, the art festival downtown or any of the other myriad of outdoor activities on tap.

Nostalgia rock - sometimes it can be a double-edged sword, other times it's the perfect sound at the perfect moment.

An American band is coming to celebrate America. Grand Funk Railroad will headline Friday's concert and fireworks show at Memorial Park.

There will be no "guessing who" anymore. Going strong into their fifth decade of making music, the elder statesmen of Canadian rock 'n' roll have cleverly rebranded themselves as Bachman Cummings -- thus avoiding the unpleasant possibility of seeing the Guess Who without Burton Cummings or Randy Bachman, perhaps worse, BTO without Randy Bachman or ...

"I dig your suspenders / I get it on for your jeans / but your Nashville sneakers always drag me down." I think this song is a response to the new Urban Outfitters, but I'm not always very good at interpreting songs.

About 15 minutes into my wait to fork over property taxes at City Hall on Friday, two women behind me are ranting about the increased digits soon to divorce their bank account.

Hey Abbotsford, we have to break it to them doubters gently a ' we have arrived as a legitimate entertainment mecca.

It started all at once, with Randy Bachman walking onto the stage and slinging his guitar on, and Burton Cummings working a harmonica, fans pulling out their glowing cell phone cameras to record the moment, and suddenly the Abbotsford Sports and Entertainment Centre was ringing with the Canadian rock standard "Running back to Saskatoon." The ...

Due to increased demand, there will be more tickets available for the Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings show tonight at the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre.

Randy Bachman is ready, willing -- and most importantly, able -- to take care of business again.

This show requires a separate ticket. Dinner package is available. June 23 The Guess Who with Mitch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels Dinner package is available.

Summer concert season is full speed ahead in New Brunswick. A28 Ken Kelley Despite what economists are telling us, the 2009 summer concert season in the province of New Brunswick is gearing up for what could possibly be one of the busiest in the past decade.