Anna Silk stars as seductress Bo, a Succubus (a powerful female entity in folklore) who feeds off sexual energy. Raised by human parents, Bo had no reason to believe she was anything other than the girl next door – until she “drained” her first boyfriend to death.
Bo discovers she is one of the Fae, creatures of legend who pass as humans while secretly feeding off them. Faced with choosing between an allegiance to the Dark or Light Fae clans, Bo takes the middle path between the human and Fae worlds while embarking on a mission to unlock the secrets of her origin.
Returning for season three are Kris Holden-Ried as “Dyson”; Ksenia Solo as “Kenzi”; Zoie Palmer as “Lauren”; Rick Howland as “Trick” and K.C. Collins as “Hale.”
Joining the Lost Girl cast this season is Rachel Skarsten in a recurring role as “Tamsin,” a thrill-seeking, sexy new Fae who ruffles many feathers. Emmanuelle Vaugier will reprise her role as “The Morrigan,” the leader of the Dark Fae.
Books, souvenirs, LPs, CDs and much more Country Music memorabilia line the walls and fill the bins at Ernest Tubb Record Shop. - Photo Credit: Tom Andrews
It was a typical afternoon in March at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop in Downtown Nashville. Browsers thumbed through CDs and vinyl rarities, arranged neatly in the middle of the room. Books lined the east and west walls — biographies, songbooks, cookbooks, histories — as well as coffee cups, T-shirts, bumper stickers and more, all tied to the theme of Country Music.
At the back, where Sissy Spacek performed in a scene from the Loretta Lynn biopic Coal Miner’s Daughter, Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show was broadcasting his radio show, “Old Time Hour with Ketch Secor,” aired live once a month over WSM. A dozen or so visitors sat on folding chairs as he introduced his guest, Ken Berryhill, as “the world’s oldest living DJ.” They batted a few creaky jokes back and forth, with Berryhill observing, “It’s nice to be back in Nastyville … I mean Nashville,” before spinning a Carter Family track.
Listening from his office a few steps behind the stage, Rick Luningham, GM, Ernest Tubb Record Shops, reflected on the importance of live music at the store. When Country Music Hall of Fame member Ernest Tubb opened it in 1947, he launched the “Midnite Jamboree” as a means of promoting it. The live program aired every Saturday night, just after the Grand Ole Opry over WSM Nashville.
“I used to listen to the ‘Midnite Jamboree’ as a kid,” he recalled. “I got to see it for the first time in 1973, on this stage right out here. In fact, ET (Tubb) was here that night. I was hanging around this hallway and he came by. I didn’t bother him because so many people were grabbing at him and calling him ET like they were old friends. And then, all of a sudden, they moved all the racks on me, and my brother and I were trapped backstage. Boy, what a thrill! I was backstage at the Jamboree!”
Since then, that hallway and that stage have become a second home for Luningham. He was here when the store celebrated its 60th anniversary. “The year before, during Fan Fair, Eddie Stubbs was interviewing David McCormick, our CEO, out here on the stage. He said, ‘David, you’ve got your 60th anniversary coming up. Are you going to have a big deal?’ ‘Well, we’re gonna try.’ ‘When are you going to start planning it?’ And David said, ‘We probably better start next week!’”
Whatever they do schedule to mark this year’s milestone, it’ll be happening right in the thick of CMA Music Festival, at 417 Broadway. Even on non-anniversary years, Ernest Tubb Record Shop does its best business during those four days. “That’s our holiday,” said Stephen Bowen, Manager of the Downtown location. (Other branches operate at Opryland, in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., and in Fort Worth, Texas.) “Just today, we had a bit of a line at the door, about 10 or 15 deep. I told a new employee, ‘See that line? Now, come Fan Fair, start it at 9 AM and it’ll stay that long until midnight.’”
During the Festival, live music usually starts in the early afternoon at the Downtown store and lasts until around 10:30 PM. At the Opryland location (2416 Music Valley Drive, Suite 110), the music happens next door at the Texas Troubadour Theatre, from where the “Midnite Jamboree” and the Sunday morning “Nashville Cowboy Church” now broadcast. In 2010, though, the “Jamboree” moved to Robert’s Western World in Downtown Nashville during CMA Music Festival, where fans filled the venue to hear Rhonda Vincent and the Rage along with other performers.
Luningham admits to not remembering any particular highlights during recent CMA Festivals, though not for any lack of great music. “Quite honestly, the employees here don’t have a lot of time to pay attention to what’s going on with the show because we have a lot of customers in the store,” he said. “We really don’t know what’s happening onstage.”
During those four days and nights, the staff runs full speed on all cylinders. “We have around 20 to 25 employees, part-time and full-time,” Luningham estimated. “We have maybe another eight out of shop and at least another eight in the Troubadour Theatre. And during that week, everybody doubles up. Even when I was in mail order, I was usually here seven days that week. In fact, there’s an unwritten rule: Nobody cashes in their days off during Fan Fair.”
The good thing is that it’ll be just as hectic — and memorable — each year to come. “In fact, David and I were talking the other day about how we’d probably better get ready to start working on the 75th anniversary, if he and I are still around by then,” Luningham said, as both men laughed. “It’ll be here before we know it!”
The annual Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks extravaganza has just added Katy Perry and Kenny Chesney to the list performers. Airing on NBC on July 4th at 9pm, the 4th of July celebration is the nation’s largest fireworks display, lighting up the sky over New York City with more than 40,000 firework shells.
“NBC is thrilled to have Katy Perry and Kenny Chesney join us in celebrating America’s birthday,” said Doug Vaughan, Senior Vice President of NBC Entertainment’s Special Programs and Late Night, “These stars’ powerful voices and stage presence will serve as the perfect complement to Macy’s captivating visual artistry.”
“As the nation’s premiere Independence Day pyrotechnic display, Macy’s Fireworks ignite the sky with a jaw-dropping celebration each year,” said Amy Kule, executive producer of Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks. “With America’s help we have put together a show like no other, filled with incredible high-flying effects, choreographed to a soaring, patriotic and exuberant score that will cap off a magnificent day of celebration for millions.”
The telecast is expected to be seen by more than 3 million viewers. The theme of this year’s show, the 36th Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks display, is “Ignite the Night.”
Focus Features has released a new featurette for the comedy/drama/sci-fi romance Seeking a Friend for the End of the World starring Steve Carell and Keira Knightley. Written and directed by Lorene Scafaria, the film also stars Connie Britton, Adam Brody, Rob Corddry, Derek Luke, Melanie Lynskey, William Petersen, Gillian Jacobs, T.J. Miller, Patton Oswalt, Bob Stephenson and Mark Moses.
The Plot:
Set in a too-near future, the movie explores what people will do when humanity’s last days are at hand. As the respective journeys of Dodge and Penny converge, the two spark to each other and their outlooks – if not the world’s – brighten.
Seeking a Friend for the End of the World hits theaters on June 22, 2012.
The Star Trek game will be released on Xbox 360, PlayStation3, and Windows PC in early 2013.
“We are thrilled to have these incredible actors, lending their voice to the legendary characters of Kirk and Spock in the video game realm,” stated LeeAnne Stables, Paramount Pictures’ President of Consumer Products and head of the studio’s video game unit. “Players are in for a truly authentic experience with the combination of talent we have assembled bringing this action adventure game to life.”
“There are certain elements at the core of Star Trek – insurmountable odds, exploration, villains like the Gorn and heroes like Kirk and Spock,” said Carlson Choi, VP of Marketing and NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. “Our goal is to pull gamers as deep into the Star Trek universe as possible and an integral part of that is the talent that make these characters their own.”
Also just announced were details on the villains of the new game: a legendary lizard-like race known in Trek lore as ‘The Gorn’ will play the destructive and villainous role in the video game.
“The Gorn are among the most iconic villains in the Star Trek universe and their role in this game certainly lives up to that persona,” said Brian Miller, Senior Vice President at Paramount Pictures and lead game producer. “Kirk and Spock find themselves in an incredibly challenging amount of mayhem as they confront the Gorn throughout the game.”
Here’s the scoop on Gorn: “More than just lizard-skinned foes, the Gorn are a blood-thirsty race determined to conquer the galaxy. A true military dictatorship, the Gorn are made up of billions of self-sacrificing warriors across thousands of colonies, each focused on the conquest of alien races. By utilizing their chaos-causing infectious venom, the Gorn seed mayhem and destruction as they destroy populations and deplete planets of their resources.”
Details on the Star Trek Game [Courtesy of NAMCO BANDAI Games]:
The game’s original story is being penned by BAFTA award winner and God of War writer Marianne Krawczyk in collaboration with Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, writers and producers for the upcoming Star Trek film. Built from the ground up as the ultimate co-op experience, the Star Trek video game lets players control both Kirk and Spock in a sweeping journey of epic proportions across unexplored planets and enemy battleships with the latest 23rd century weapons and gear. Kirk and Spock’s complementary personalities result in the most fully realized and varied co-op experiences for this console generation.
Source: Paramount Pictures, NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc.
Little Big Town performs at LP Field during the 2011 CMA Music Festival. - Photo Credit: John Russell
Fans have packed their bags and are flying, driving and walking if necessary to Nashville for the biggest four days and nights on their calendars – CMA Music Festival. Thousands who’ve made the trek before will once again seek opportunities to meet and collect autographs from their favorite performers, gain exposure to some of the most exciting up-and-comers of Country Music and thrill to four epic nighttime concerts at LP Field.
As always, the fun begins the day before, Wednesday, June 6, as the CMA Music Festival Kick-Off Parade winds from Broadway and 10th Avenue into Downtown Nashville. With Country Music Hall of Fame member Glen Campbell leading the way as Grand Marshal, the procession will include Country Music artists and celebrities in Chevrolet vehicles, the Keep the Music Playing All-Stars Marching Band featuring students from Metro Nashville high schools, Operation Troop Aid, the Travel Channel’s Destination Summer Tour Bus, the Nashville Rollergirls and much more. The parade ends at the Chevrolet Riverfront Stage, where Little Big Town opens an evening of high-voltage entertainment with its current single, “Pontoon.”
Chevrolet’s involvement began earlier, on June 1, as its annual Ride ‘n’ Drive invited visitors to get behind the wheel of some of its most popular vehicles; each test drive earned a donation from the company to CMA’s Keep the Music Playing initiative for public school music education. The longtime Festival sponsor also comes onboard as a host for live music performances at the Chevrolet Roadhouse Stage at Fan Alley and as a provider of free transportation via its Catch a Chevy service for attendees. The CMA Fan Social presented by CMT returns after luring fans closer to a “secret” afternoon of music, games and celebrity spotting through online and emailed clues.
These and other partners and friends have become integral to the CMA Music Festival. But this year, a variety of changes, new activities and highlights guarantee to make this a year to remember.
Visitors will notice that the Festival grounds are divided into new “neighborhoods.” Signs point the way toward live music, games, a misting tent, cell phone chargers, a volleyball court, a green-screen photo stage and more at BIC® Soleil Bella® Beach, in the Walk of Fame Park. Product samples, contests, a performance stage and more will fill four blocks of Lower Broadway, aka The Buckle. Then there’s Fan Alley, next to the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, where the fun includes the Chevrolet Ride ’n’ Drive and the always-popular Ultimate Air Dogs.
One beloved perennial is the AT&T U-verse® with Cisco® Technology Fan Fair Hall, home base for autograph collectors and photo opportunists. The stars will be there as usual this year, but there are also some significant and positive changes. Concerns over fairness, safety and a better overall experience prompted CMA to introduce a new system for CMA Music Festival visitors to secure autographs in Fan Fair Hall. Fans could register online at CMAfest.com in prior to the Festival for a drawing to meet their favorite artists. A random drawing allocated tickets in advance, with results confirmed and instructions for picking up those tickets emailed to participants on June 1. Now, rather than spend the night on the pavement outside the Nashville Convention Center and then race hundreds of others to line up for tickets when the venue opens, fans can enjoy all the great areas and activities during the Festival.
Visitors will also see that the Durango Acoustic Corner has moved into Fan Fair Hall, where larger gatherings can sit comfortably as artists offer intimate acoustic performances, all of it broadcast and streamed live by Nashville’s 650 WSM-AM. A new Fan Fair Hall Red Carpet allows fans to witness and photograph artists and celebrities as they arrive at the Hall. Another first-time addition, Saturday afternoon’s Wrangler Fashion Show, hosted by GAC’s Suzanne Alexander, will showcase a variety of outfits including an item embellished by the renowned designer Manuel, to be auctioned with the winning bids donated to Keep the Music Playing. A Budweiser exhibit will document the company’s support of the families of fallen soldiers through the Folds of Honor Foundation.
Of course, live music is the heartbeat of CMA Music Festival. Catch the action from more than 40 performers on the Chevrolet Riverfront Stage. The Budweiser Clydesdales will be near the Bud Light Stage at Bridgestone Arena Plaza, adding visual enhancement to the concert atmosphere. Plenty of sizzling music will pump from the Hard Rock Acoustic Stage. Then, at 4:30 each afternoon, the adventure crosses the Cumberland to the BMI Tailgate Party on the South Lawn of LP Field, where more live acts help segue to the high point of each CMA Music Festival — the all-star shows at LP Field, featuring Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Alan Jackson, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, Carrie Underwood, Zac Brown Band and other superstars.
There’s more — lots more: the eagerly anticipated and the unexpected, the personal and the spectacular. But that’s what CMA Music Festival has always provided. This year is no different — except even more so than ever before.
Mickey Check logo. (Photo: Business Wire)
The Walt Disney Company has established new standards for food advertising on programs targeting kids and families, with all food and beverages “advertised, sponsored, or promoted on Disney Channel, Disney XD, Disney Junior, Radio Disney, and Disney-owned online destinations oriented to families with younger children” required by 2015 to meet Disney’s nutrition guidelines. These new strict guidelines will help promote healthier eating, particularly among children.
“We’re proud of the impact we’ve had over the last six years,” stated Robert A. Iger, Chairman and CEO, The Walt Disney Company, in the official announcement. “We’ve taken steps across our company to support better choices for families, and now we’re taking the next important step forward by setting new food advertising standards for kids. The emotional connection kids have to our characters and stories gives us a unique opportunity to continue to inspire and encourage them to lead healthier lives.”
“This new initiative is truly a game changer for the health of our children,” said First Lady Michelle Obama. “This is a major American company – a global brand – that is literally changing the way it does business so that our kids can lead healthier lives. With this new initiative, Disney is doing what no major media company has ever done before in the U.S. – and what I hope every company will do going forward. When it comes to the ads they show and the food they sell, they are asking themselves one simple question: ‘Is this good for our kids?'”
Here’s the details, courtesy of The Walt Disney Company:
“Mickey Check” Tool
In addition to its new advertising standards, Disney today introduced the “Mickey Check” tool, an icon that calls out nutritious food and menu items sold in stores, online, and at restaurants and food venues at its U.S. Parks and Resorts. By the end of 2012 the “Mickey Check” will appear on licensed foods products, on qualified recipes on Disney.com and Family.com, and on menus and select products at Disney’s Parks and Resorts.
Disney Magic of Healthy Living on Vacation
In 2006, Disney pioneered new, well-balanced kids’ meals served at its Parks and Resorts, which automatically include nutritious sides and beverages such as carrots and low-fat milk, unless parents opt out. Of the more than 12 million kids’ meals served last year at Disney Parks and Resorts in the U.S., parents stuck with the healthier options 6 out of 10 times. Now, Disney will enhance its breakthrough efforts by further reducing sodium in kids’ meals and introducing new well-balanced kids’ breakfast meals.
Disney Magic of Healthy Living at Retail
Since 2006, Disney Consumer Products (DCP) has sold more than two billion servings of Disney licensed fruits and vegetables in North America, and has transformed its food offerings resulting in 85 percent of all U.S. licensed products meeting the company’s nutrition guidelines and only 15 percent reserved for special occasion treats. Additionally, Disney will further reduce sugar and sodium in all licensed foods.
Disney Magic of Healthy Living On-Air
Disney’s iconic characters, creativity, and family entertainment platforms offer a unique position from which Disney can help make nutritious eating and physical activity fun and rewarding. Disney Magic of Healthy Living includes online resources for families, live events, as well as informative short-form programming. The on-air spots, which today reach almost 100 million households in the U.S. on Disney Channel, Disney XD and Disney Junior, inspire and encourage kids and families to live healthier lifestyles through better eating habits and fun activities.
Disney’s 2006 nutrition policy stipulated that promotions aimed at children 12 years old and under – most notably for films – would meet specific guidelines. Since then, Disney kid-targeted film promotional campaigns feature only healthier food and beverage products.
‘Making healthy eating and physical activity fun is central to creating healthier generations to come,’ said Dr. James O. Hill, who worked with Disney to develop its nutrition guidelines, and is executive director of the Anschutz Health & Wellness Center at the University of Colorado. ‘Disney is using ‘magic’ – fun and creativity – to encourage kids and families to make positive changes, and it is working.'”
In this clip from Katy Perry: Part of Me, Katy Perry’s mom and dad talk about whether they’d watch her if she was on MTV.
The Plot:
A 3D motion picture event movie, Katy Perry: Part of Me is a backstage pass, front row seat and intimate look at the fun, glamorous, heartbreaking, inspiring, crazy, magical, passionate, and honest mad diary of Katy.
Katy Perry: Part of Me opens in theaters on July 5, 2012.
The nominees for the 2nd Annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards have been announced and Community nabbed the title of most nominated show. Voted on by the Broadcast Television Journalists Association, the awards honor TV shows and performances aired between June 1, 2011 and May 31, 2012.
The 2nd Annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards will take place on June 18, 2012.
“We are very excited by these nominations, reflecting the amazing diversity and creativity that is exploding on the small screen today,” stated Joey Berlin, acting president of BTJA. “In every genre, audiences are witnessing a New Golden Age where imagination knows no bounds, from mass appeal entertainment to quirky originals where one person’s unique vision can delight a more limited audience. As television journalists, we’re proud to offer our choices of the best that we see day in and day out, and we look forward to celebrating television’s best on June 18th.”
2nd Annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards Nominees:
Best Drama Series
Breaking Bad – AMC
Downton Abbey – PBS
Game of Thrones – HBO
The Good Wife – CBS
Homeland – Showtime
Mad Men – AMC
Best Actor in a Drama Series
Bryan Cranston – Breaking Bad – AMC
Kelsey Grammer – Boss – Starz
Jon Hamm – Mad Men – AMC
Charlie Hunnam – Sons of Anarchy – FX
Damian Lewis – Homeland – Showtime
Timothy Olyphant – Justified – FX
Best Actress in a Drama Series
Claire Danes – Homeland – Showtime
Michelle Dockery – Downton Abbey – PBS
Julianna Margulies – The Good Wife – CBS
Elisabeth Moss – Mad Men – AMC
Emmy Rossum – Shameless – Showtime
Katey Sagal – Sons of Anarchy – FX
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Peter Dinklage – Game of Thrones – HBO
Giancarlo Esposito – Breaking Bad – AMC
Neal McDonough – Justified – FX
John Noble – Fringe – FOX
Aaron Paul – Breaking Bad – AMC
John Slattery – Mad Men – AMC
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
Christine Baranski – The Good Wife – CBS
Anna Gunn – Breaking Bad – AMC
Christina Hendricks – Mad Men – AMC
Regina King – Southland – TNT
Kelly Macdonald – Boardwalk Empire – HBO
Maggie Siff – Sons of Anarchy – FX
Best Guest Performer in a Drama Series
Dylan Baker – Damages – DirecTV
Jere Burns – Justified – FX
Loretta Devine – Grey’s Anatomy – ABC
Lucy Liu – Southland – TNT
Carrie Preston – The Good Wife – CBS
Chloe Webb – Shameless – Showtime
Best Reality Series
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations – Travel Channel
Hoarders – A&E
Sister Wives – TLC
Kitchen Nightmares – FOX
Pawn Stars – History
Undercover Boss – CBS
Best Reality Series – Competition
The Pitch – AMC
Shark Tank – ABC
So You Think You Can Dance – FOX
The Voice – NBC
Chopped – FOOD
The Amazing Race – CBS
Best Reality Show Host
Tom Bergeron – Dancing with the Stars – ABC
Nick Cannon – America’s Got Talent – NBC
Cat Deeley – So You Think You Can Dance – FOX
Phil Keoghan – The Amazing Race – CBS
RuPaul – RuPaul’s Drag Race – Logo
Best Talk Show
Conan – TBS
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart – Comedy Central
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon – NBC
Jimmy Kimmel Live! – ABC
The View – ABC
Best Comedy Series
The Big Bang Theory – CBS
Community – NBC
Girls – HBO
Modern Family – ABC
New Girl – FOX
Parks and Recreation – NBC
Best Actor in a Comedy Series
Don Cheadle – House of Lies – Showtime
Louis C.K. – Louie – FX
Larry David – Curb Your Enthusiasm – HBO
Garret Dillahunt – Raising Hope – FOX
Joel McHale – Community – NBC
Jim Parsons – The Big Bang Theory – CBS
Best Actress in a Comedy Series
Zooey Deschanel – New Girl – FOX
Lena Dunham – Girls – HBO
Julia Louis Dreyfus – Veep – HBO
Martha Plimpton – Raising Hope – FOX
Amy Poehler – Parks and Recreation – NBC
Ashley Rickards – Awkward – MTV
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
Ty Burrell – Modern Family – ABC
Max Greenfield – New Girl – FOX
Nick Offerman – Parks and Recreation – NBC
Danny Pudi – Community – NBC
Jim Rash – Community – NBC
Damon Wayans Jr. – Happy Endings – ABC
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy
Julie Bowen – Modern Family – ABC
Alison Brie – Community – NBC
Cheryl Hines – Suburgatory – ABC
Gillian Jacobs – Community – NBC
Eden Sher – The Middle – ABC
Casey Wilson – Happy Endings – ABC
Best Guest Performer in a Comedy Series
Becky Ann Baker – Girls – HBO
Bobby Cannavale – Modern Family – ABC
Kathryn Hahn – Parks and Recreation – NBC
Justin Long – New Girl – FOX
Paul Rudd – Parks and Recreation – NBC
Peter Scolari – Girls – HBO
Best Animated Series
Archer – FX
Adventure Time – Cartoon Network
Bob’s Burgers – FOX
Family Guy – FOX
Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Cartoon Network
Best Movie/Miniseries
American Horror Story – FX
Luther – BBC America
Sherlock – PBS
Page Eight – PBS
The Hour – BBC America
Game Change – HBO
Best Actor in a Movie/Miniseries
Benedict Cumberbatch – Sherlock – PBS
Bill Nighy – Page Eight – PBS
Woody Harrelson – Game Change – HBO
Idris Elba – Luther – BBC America
Dominic West – The Hour – BBC America
Kevin Costner – Hatfields & McCoys – History
Best Actress in a Movie/Miniseries
Jessica Lange – American Horror Story – FX
Gillian Anderson – Great Expectations – PBS
Julianne Moore – Game Change – HBO
Patricia Clarkson – Five – Lifetime
Lara Pulver – Sherlock – PBS
Emily Watson – Appropriate Adult – Sundance
Neil Young and Crazy Horse’s first album in almost nine years is set for release on June 5, 2012, and in support of the new album (Americana), Young and Crazy Horse (Billy Talbot, Ralph Molina, and Poncho Sampredo) are hitting the road on tour. The fall tour, kicking off on October 3, marks the group’s first tour in eight years.
Stops on the Crazy Horse tour include Madison Square Garden in New York City and the Hollywood Bowl in LA. Tickets for the tour go on sale on June 8th at LiveNation.com.
According to LiveNation, $1.00 from every concert ticket sold will help The Bridge School, which “assists children with severe physical impairments and complex communication needs.”
NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR 2012 ITINERARY
Oct-3 Windsor, ON WFCU Centre with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Oct-5 Kingston, ON K-ROCK Centre with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Oct-6 London, ON John Labatt Centre with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Oct-8 Cleveland, OH Wolstein Center with Los Lobos On Sale June 8
Oct-9 Pittsburgh, PA Petersen Events Center with Los Lobos On Sale June 8
Oct-11 Chicago, IL United Center with Los Lobos On Sale June 11
Oct-13 Austin, TX Austin City Limits Festival On Sale now
Oct-14 Tulsa, OK Tulsa Convention Center Arena with Los Lobos On Sale June 9
Oct-17 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl with Los Lobos On Sale June 10
Nov-10 Seattle, WA Key Arena with Los Lobos On Sale June 9
Nov-11 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Nov-13 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Nov-14 Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Centre with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Nov-16 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Nov-19 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre with Los Lobos On Sale June 15
Nov-23 Montreal, QC Bell Centre with Patti Smith On Sale June 16
Nov-24 Ottawa, ON Scotiabank Place with Patti Smith On Sale June 15
Nov-26 Boston, MA TD Garden with Patti Smith On Sale June 8
Nov-27 New York, NY Madison Square Garden with Patti Smith On Sale June 10
Nov-29 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center with Patti Smith On Sale June 8
Nov-30 Fairfax, VA Patriot Center with Patti Smith On Sale June 8
Dec-4 Bridgeport, CT Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard with Patti Smith On Sale June 8
The nominees for the 2nd Annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards have been announced and Community nabbed the title of most nominated show. Voted on by the Broadcast Television Journalists Association, the awards honor TV shows and performances aired between June 1, 2011 and May 31, 2012.
