Aztar Bidding War
In an escalating bidding war between four companies, Pinnacle Entertainment raised its offer April 19th for Phoenix-based casino operator Aztar Corp. by 13 percent to about $1.65 billion.
MJ Close To Losing Beatles?
As expected, Michael Jackson has restructured his finances and it may lead to a sale of his half interest in the Sony/ATV Music Publishing catalog that includes more than 200 Beatles songs.
Bluegrass Music Hall Debuts
The Monroe bluegrass family legacy just keeps on rolling, with the son of the legendary Bill Monroe opening his own venue, the 800-capacity James Monroe Bluegrass Music Hall near Franklin, Ky.
White Stripes Producer Sues
A producer who worked on the first two White Stripes albums says he deserves royalties because he played a pivotal role in creating the band's sound.
Federline Blinded By Science
On his official blog, Thomas Dolby accused Federline of swiping part of his '80s hit "She Blinded Me With Science" without permission.
Tool Time
Veteran rock act Tool will tour North American theatres in May before heading overseas.
Fun With The Fray
Piano-pop outfit The Fray will troop through North America from May through late July.
Apple Eyes Amphitheatres
Fiona Apple will play more than 30 outdoor venues this summer on her most ambitious tour in six years.
Panic In The Streets
The Panic Channel, the new project of former Jane's Addiction members Dave Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Chris Chaney, will launch its first tour May 16.
Noise Up North
The (International) Noise Conspiracy will visit their Canadian fans this spring, with a few U.S. shows thrown in as well.
Freedom Hill Shuttered
There will be no summer season at the Freedom Hill amphitheatre in Sterling Heights, Mich., after a battle over parking fees with county commissioners led to Palace Sports & Entertainment backing out of an agreement to buy the shed.
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