Get ready to score some concert tickets, Beliebers! Justin Bieber declared today (July 23) that he’s officially kicking off his world tour next summer. He postponed his full global jaunt in service of the fifth studio record Changes before its May 14 start date due to the coronavirus pandemic. Now it’s starting on June 2, 2021
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Justin Bieber has announced the revised dates for his postponed US tour. Read more: Justin Bieber – ‘Changes’ review: a knackering, loved-up slog lacking substance The pop star’s world tour was initially due to kick off in May but was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The US tour will now begin on June 2, 2021
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Deftones, Gojira and Poppy have confirmed a rescheduled streak of dates to August and September following year, following coronavirus driven them to cancel a string of shows this summer. The new dates begin in Minneapolis on August 12, also end in Portland on September 22 with initial tickets honoured. Refunds are available for fans. READ
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DENVER (KDVR) — COVID-19 testing in the Pepsi Center will be capped at 2,000 tests every day to help the labs catch up on evaluation results. Following a four day closed due to Independence Day and a day, a wait was to receive examined in the Pepsi Center Monday morning. Denver made a decision to
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From career milestones and new music releases to announcements and much more, Billboard editors highlight the news buzz in Latin songs. Here’s what happened in the Latin music world this week: Yandel’s sweet surprise for his spouse Last week, Yandel amazed his wife, Ester Cielo, for the birthday, showering the house with a mariachi band
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A drag race track in Morrison is in hot water with Jefferson County health officials for allegedly allowing too many fans to congregate in violation of state rules meant to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. A letter from Mark Johnson, executive director of Jefferson County Public Health, to Bandimere Speedway expressed concern it
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DENVER (KDVR) — In a press conference Tuesday afternoon, Governor Jared Polis declared the closing of pubs for in-person company, but they are able to continue to market alcohol to-go. Bars that currently serve serve and food can stay open under the rules of distancing, seating guests using their celebration and not permitting mingling. This
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On May 15, Jason Isbell celebrated the release of his latest album, Reunions, with his band the 400 Unit by christening the stage at the newly-built Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville alongside his wife musician Amanda Shires. The music venue and bowling alley was scheduled to make its grand opening in March, but remained shuttered after
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Matchbox Twenty announced the rescheduled dates for their U.S. summer tour today (June 22), which will run from July to October 2021. The major arena/amphitheater jaunt will now kick off in Uncasville’s Mohegan Sun Arena on July 16 and snake across the country before wrapping in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 7. Ticketholders will
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Aunt Jemima syrup (via Mike Mozart/ / Flickr) As protests against racism that was institutionalized and police violence continue in cities across the US and beyond brands branding established on ideology or iconography and are taking a good look at their novelty the continued use of logos. This week, Quaker Oats — a subsidiary of
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