Both Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees will perform their most beloved songs from throughout their illustrious careers during a concert scheduled for Friday, Sept 13 at Cleveland Browns Stadium – tickets go on sale to the general public at 10 am Friday Feb 2 on Live Nation website.

Joel and Stewart announced their joint performance Thursday during a press conference held at Cleveland Stadium, hosted by Mayor Justin Bibb, Live Nation SVP Marketing & Sponsorship Sales Barry Gabel, Destination Cleveland CEO David Gilbert and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame CEO Greg Harris.

“To have two iconic performers from the same era is truly remarkable,” Gabel noted, noting that the show will likely sell-out due to both artists having strong fan bases across the world and an extensive catalogue of hit songs.

Joel and Stewart have performed extensively throughout Cleveland over the years; Joel most notably performing at Progressive Field in 2017 while Stewart most recently playing Blossom Music Park less than two years ago. Both artists have been honored with induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – Joel as an individual artist in 1999, Stewart both as part of The Faces in 1994 and solo artist again in 2012.

According to a news release, they will join Sting and Def Leppard on two concerts scheduled to take place at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, on Oct 25 and Nov 9 and Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, respectively. Tickets go on sale beginning Feb 2 at 10 a.m.

Joel is one of the world’s most successful recording artists and an equally successful businessman and philanthropist, having established numerous charitable endeavors including The Billy Joel Foundation for Children with Cancer in New York and his Center for Performing Arts there. Additionally, he has been honored by organizations such as American Academy of Achievement, Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), Council of Distinguished Fellows and received the Congressional Gold Medal as a result.

The musician and renowned painter are well known in both North America and Europe, having held several exhibitions of his artwork both here and overseas. In 2011, they received the National Medal of Arts – one of the highest civilian awards presented by the US government.

Cleveland has long been overlooked by major touring acts, but Gabel believes there is now a process in place that makes booking concerts in Cleveland simpler for major acts. He compares it to putting together a puzzle – all pieces must fit perfectly if a concert is to happen here, such as available dates at venues, costs associated with hosting an event, history with performers in Cleveland and travel expenses.

Outlaw Music Festival, the touring showcase for legendary country and folk musicians, has officially embarked upon its summer tour this summer, bringing an all-star roster to Live Nation amphitheaters across the United States. Notable acts on this year’s tour include Willie Nelson & Family, Bob Dylan and John Mellencamp as well as legendary acts Avett Brothers Robert Plant & Alison Krauss Billy Strings Brittney Spencer Celisse Southern Avenue among others.

The tour, launched in 2016 in Scranton, Pennsylvania and successful enough for Nelson and Rothbaum to turn into an annual touring franchise, will visit 25 cities between Sept 17 – September 17.

Dead and Company can feel more like a nostalgia act with its heavy doses of Grateful Dead songs, while Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival draws heavily from contemporary country. That makes it the ideal fit for Somerset Amphitheater which had struggled during COVID-19 yet was revived this summer by concert giant Live Nation.

This past weekend, Outlaw Music Festival returned to Massachusetts at Xfinity Center. An expansive indoor amphitheater that can seat over 20,000 attendees was transformed into “Willie’s Joint”, selling lighters, hats and posters featuring their icon.

Onstage was a small stage containing an array of acoustic instruments and vocalists singing with passion and grace – captivating both audience members as well as themselves with no obvious mistakes and an impressive set list.

Highlights of the evening included an a cappella rendition of Neil Young’s “Powderfly” and an impressive cover of Chuck Berry’s “Sweet Home Alabama,” by The Avett Brothers, respectively. They delivered an engaging set that displayed their talents on guitar, bass and banjo with Seth Avett playing his electric guitar to great effect in rock ballad “Live and Die”, bluegrass music in “Vanity”, while closing their set off with their humorous “It’s Hard to Be Humble,” an amusing take on music stardom that left everyone impressed and grateful.

Holmdel saw the band demonstrate their impressive range by opening with “Ramble on Rose,” featuring Sheldon Brown’s soulful saxophone solo, before seamlessly transitioning into “Slow Ride.” They added in country classics like “Love at First Sight” and the country anthem, “On the Road Again”. Marcus King, Margo Price, Trampled By Turtles, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, Kathleen Edwards of Flatland Cavalry and Particle Kid all provided comprehensive sets. Outlaw Music Festival Orchestra was an impressive ensemble, composed of violinists, saxophone players and trumpeters; its harmony arrangements on bluegrass number “Down on the River” was especially outstanding; audiences loved every moment! Everyone involved made this night unforgettable.

Mike Tyson will face Jake Paul in an exhibition match at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas and it will be streamed live via Netflix – marking both fighters’ first time competing under professional rules.

Though seemingly absurd, this fight may end up becoming a huge success for both combat sports fans and streaming platforms alike. A fight between 27-year-old Paul and former heavyweight champ Tyson should generate considerable interest even without an associated PPV price tag due to Tyson’s massive star power and Paul’s loyal following who makes him surefire draw.

Paul (9-1, 6 KOs) has completely committed to boxing since beginning his career by taking on fellow YouTubers and MMA fighters. However, following a loss to Tommy Fury and KO victory over Nate Diaz he decided to change tactics in order to become a legitimate boxer – it has worked so far; with six straight victories against professional boxers including two first round knockout victories over Ryan Bourland and Andre August in his six fights since.

Paul and Tyson each have enormous fan bases, but both still need to prove themselves and the bout against an aging heavyweight may provide the ideal platform for them to do just that.

Both men are hoping the fight will be sanctioned as a professional contest rather than an exhibition matchup, with six, eight or 10 rounds and three judges at ringside to score each round and fighters expected to wear at least 18-ounce gloves during each bout.

No word yet from Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on whether they will allow this fight as an exhibition, but even then, it should prove exciting – including notable boxers like Michael Bisping and Luke Rockhold joining in on the undercard fights.

Music is an artform that uses sound waves to express feelings and foster harmony in its listeners. Music has existed for thousands of years, serving as an effective form of communication that unites communities while relieving stress. Music also motivates individuals towards making changes for the better by inspiring and motivating individuals – singing, dance and instrumental performances are examples of forms of music; others include classical rock country and R&B forms which have all helped to sculpt our planet from wars to pop culture movements.

Many people enjoy listening to music while working or studying, as it helps them focus and put themselves in an upbeat state of mind, as well as improve creativity. Research studies have also indicated that certain kinds of music may increase productivity and reading comprehension – the key being finding one suitable to your task or activity, such as classical for writing assignments versus more creative endeavors like blogging or painting pictures.

Researchers are still exploring why music brings such pleasure to humans, although one theory holds that music developed as a way for groups to organize by providing a platform where members could express emotions and exchange information freely.

Music may have evolved as a form of communication before language did, according to ancient Greek tradition. Plato believed music acted like an avatar for divine, and could communicate universal truths while Aristotle believed a piece of music could also convey feelings.

Neuroscientists, musicologists and psychologists continue to investigate why humans appreciate music so deeply; some researchers even theorize that life may not exist without music! Music comes from Latin word msica (meaning ‘art of the muses’); this ancient Greek mythology called nine muses: Calliope for epic poetry), Clio for history writing/history interpretation), Euterpe (double pipes music), Erato (love poetry/lyric poetry), Melpomene for tragedy/tragedy polyhymnia (hymns/Sacred poetry), Terpsichore (dance), and Thalia (comedy).

Music may play an essential role in young children’s social development, particularly as they reach puberty. Music helps them learn to read and write as well as teach them how to interact with other people, according to various theories and studies. Music has also been proven to increase feelings of empathy while providing children with ways to understand different people’s perspectives; music also offers children relief from stress and anxiety while contributing to overall emotional well-being.

Red Rocks Amphitheatre is an iconic outdoor music venue that attracts top artists from around the globe. Set between Ship Rock and Creation Rock in Colorado’s Red Rocks National Conservation Area, its natural setting makes this spectacular performance space truly remarkable. Many musicians choose Red Rocks’ incredible acoustics when recording live albums here – providing stunning views from any seat at this venue with upwards of 9000 seating capacity!

John Brisben Walker first had the idea of using natural amphitheaters as musical venues back in the early 1900s, staging concerts on temporary stages. Later that same year, however, members of the Civilian Conservation Corps under the guidance of Denver architect Burnham Hoyt began construction of an outdoor concert theater which officially opened for performances in 1941 and remains an unparalleled Colorado destination.

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre is an unparalleled hiking destination, featuring stunning vistas and distinctive geological formations. Visitors can explore soaring boulders or hike through winding trails throughout the park; guided nature or yoga classes may even be offered here. Furthermore, Red Rocks has been recognized as an archaeological site, where fossil fragments from 40-foot sea serpents, marine reptiles, and flying reptiles have been found there.

If you can’t make it to a show, the venue offers tours. Be sure to visit its visitor center; it features displays dedicated to all of the amazing acts who have graced its stage over its history.

Red Rocks amplifies its natural setting with an extra boost of energy and camaraderie from tailgating before shows. Visitors can find food trucks near the theater to dine before the show starts or head straight to their concession stand for snacks like charcuterie boards to-go or burgers & fries from there concession stand.

Red Rocks offers visitors an unforgettable show experience through ticketed performances; but even without plans in mind it’s worthwhile stopping by to experience its breathtaking scenery and awe-inspiring acoustics. Additionally, visit their gift shop, performer hall of fame or join a guided hike!

If a concert is on your calendar for this year, there is plenty to choose from! Rap legends Ice Cube and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony will bring their legendary presence while Trevor Noah and Mavis Staples promise plenty of laughs with their comedy performances.

Los Temerarios are widely acknowledged to be one of the most iconic, successful, and influential Latin music groups ever. Being honored with induction into the Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame recognizes their outstanding accomplishments and legacy while attesting to their lasting effect on music industry – they continue to inspire generations of musicians!

Los Temerarios have long been celebrated for their romantic anthems such as “Fueron Tus Palabras,” “Mi Vida Eres Tu,” and “Como Te Recuerdo,” making them an integral part of multigenerational homes across Mexico and the U.S. since 1983. Their sweet melodies and unoffensive lyrics transcend divisions between regional Mexican roots music and pop music, becoming beloved among a broad audience. With 41 Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart entries and 23 top 10 albums– including four No 1s– they have garnered global recognition and solidified their status as masters of contemporary Mexican grupero subgenre music – making them leaders among contemporary Mexican bands worldwide!

Los Temerarios’ success can be traced to their ability to connect with audiences on an intimate level through their emotive lyrics and beautiful melodies. Their songs touch upon themes of love, loss, longing and beyond that resonate across cultural barriers bringing people from diverse communities closer together through shared experience. Their music draws heavily upon Mexican folklore and traditions which serves as a bridge between Mexico and other places across the world by increasing understanding and appreciation of cultural heritage.

Adolfo and Gustavo’s extraordinary musical chemistry is at the core of their sound, providing them with the inspiration to explore new musical directions while remaining faithful to their romantic ballad genre. Adolfo and Gustavo share experiences, values and artistic sensibilities which translate into harmonious vocals and synergistic songwriting which makes up their emotionally resonant sound.

Los Temerarios have long been one of the most beloved musical groups in Latin music history. Touring extensively for decades has enabled them to develop an engaging stage presence that draws in their audience while producing magical musical moments. Their unparalleled talent and special bond with their followers make Los Temerarios an indispensable group.

Los Temerarios will celebrate 40 years as a band with the release of a new album and tour this November. Their legendary concerts will travel throughout America’s cities to create a shared fan experience across time and space; Los Temerarios are certain to mesmerize audiences once again with their energetic performances and heartfelt lyrics sure to bring smiles of happiness from fans once again. Stay tuned for further details.

ENHYPEN’s name, an amalgamation of an en dash and hyphen, stands for seven separate boys coming together to discover and advance one another – something which their music conveys powerfully. Over one full record and four mini-albums, ENHYPEN tells multidimensional transformative tales as they chart trainees’ transitions to top idol status; their ingenue status becomes agents of their own destinies as they develop from trainees into agents themselves. Perhaps ENHYPEN’s most striking quality lies within their artwork when they refer to mythical creatures such as vampires dragons and zombies which feature prominently throughout both music videos as well as webtoon Dark Moon: The Blood Altar.

ENHYPEN has had an extraordinary year, including making history by becoming the first K-pop group ever with double million-seller albums and landing a place on Billboard’s 2023 K-Pop Stars to Watch list. Now they aim even higher: international touring this year to demonstrate what they can do live. From their slick yet aggressive choreography in lead single “Blessed-Cursed”, audiences will quickly become fans when seeing ENHYPEN perform live!

At a recent stadium show in Los Angeles, the band‘s Filipino ENGENEs (fans) sang back every word with confidence, waving colorful Engene bong lightsticks and banners bearing their names as band members walked between aisles to connect with them directly. It was an electric atmosphere; and the band fed off it.

As the show went on, energy in the arena continued to build as ENHYPEN performed hits from their debut extended play BORDER: DAY ONE, first studio album Dimension: Answer and fourth mini-album Orange Blood. Their infectious energy was an impressive sight onstage; but what really set this performance apart was the amazing stage production featuring large LED screens, striking VCRs, pyrotechnics and an assortment of stage gimmicks to emphasize each song’s soundscape.

As a special treat, the band added some dance moves from their forthcoming song Love Me Right. This energetic track promises to become a summer anthem while its lush production brings to life beautiful dancing moves that you will want to learn yourself – and these talented boys were masterful at keeping the pace alive while masterfully performing them!

Grayson Stadium in Savannah’s historic downtown features old brick buildings and Spanish moss-covered oaks, but once inside it’s time for something entirely different: The Bananas come to play baseball in a style as wild and fun as its setting – they won three consecutive championships before turning pro and continuing “Banana Ball” year round. Their players are not simply talented athletes who compete well – their enthusiasm rubs off on fans! We interviewed several Bananas players including pitcher Christian Dearman; each appeared genuinely delighted to take part in such an amazing spectacle!

Players don banana-scented uniforms and hats with their names printed on the backs, encouraging them to dance, wave flags and interact with fans – with Baana as their own personal mascot! All this makes watching this team an experience rather than just another game; ticket demand has become so great that now fans must enter a lottery lottery in order to purchase tickets!

Due to their immense popularity, getting tickets for Bananas games may take hours due to their immense fan base. Each home game sells out and college sports arenas often host college Bananas fans that rival those found with major-league clubs. National media have often compared them with Harlem Globetrotters or other barnstorming teams.

Some see this as baseball the way it should be: an effort to restore its earlier days of simpler fun. Others argue it’s just another waste of money and time on an outdated sport, although The Bananas have attempted to counter such criticism with Cole asserting that their team’s purpose goes beyond mere novelty entertainment – they strive to add something different and unique for fans while increasing professional baseball engagement with fans through new experiences and fan engagement initiatives.

Though giveaways and merchandise sales are an effective way to draw crowds to games, the Bananas go the extra mile in keeping their audience interested. A storage room off their home clubhouse has been transformed into a prop closet complete with bins containing French maid wigs as well as shark ones!

At games, the Bananas have instituted strict restrictions on mound visits and bunting; and made it a rule that any ball hit into the stands which is caught by a fan counts as out. Furthermore, they have done away with traditional inning breaks altogether by instead scoring points when either team scores while awarding bonus points for any on-field fights or dance-offs that arise.

Zack Frongillo serves as entertainment manager and his team includes video producers and marketers to develop creative new ideas. All of this comes together with an ambitious travel schedule; The Bananas have already scheduled 33 games this season alone! Plus they’ve made appearances in two cities around the country already in 2023!