Author Archives: Robert K. Stock

Sammy Brue plays energetic punk-folk with new band Brue during a concert on Thursday, October 14, 2021 at the Monarch. Brue, along with Imag! Nary Friendz and future.exboyfriend, brought fans of all ages to The Monarch on Thursday, October 14, 2021, for their first show in Ogden. Sammy Brue plays energetic punk-folk with new band […]

Tucked away on the corner of Lark Street and Hudson Avenue in downtown Albany is one of the city’s most beautiful and durable buildings that has been converted into a concert hall. Lark Hall has a rich history and a future that is poised to tell more stories through live music. In all honesty, if […]

The developer behind the $ 20 billion One Central development project revealed details of the first phase of the project: a transit hub surrounded by approximately 1.4 million square feet of retail space , dining and entertainment on a 35 acre site above the railroad tracks near Soldier Field. The One Central’s full plans, unveiled […]

PERU – Miami County is asking for $ 8.45 million in a regional grant project to help fund two major housing development projects in Peru and a new concert hall just north of the city. The projects are listed in the READI grant submitted by the North Central Indiana Regional Planning Council, made up of […]

OVO Energy, which has secured the naming rights for the 14,000 capacity Hydro on the Clyde Waterfront, said it will work with the site to reduce its environmental impact. The £ 125million complex opened in 2013 and quickly became the second busiest concert hall in the world, after Madison Square Garden in New York City. […]

Shows that were to christen the story later this month have been canceled Posted on October 11, 2021 Drake’s helmet Story – a new concert hall on Queen Street East in collaboration with Living country – seems to be late in fashion, the first concerts scheduled for this month having been canceled. Initially launched in […]

An ongoing labor dispute between the Strathmore Music Center in North Bethesda, Maryland, and its ticket office workers, represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Treasurers and Ticket Sellers Local 868 (IATSE 868), has forced the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) to move five of its season opening concerts to September and October. An […]

COLBY, Kansas (KSNW) – Kansas firefighter does more than protect his community; he spreads joy through music. Colby Fire Chief Bob McLemore spends most of his day responding to emergency calls. When he’s not at the fire station he’s planning or getting ready for Colby’s bluegrass festival, Picking on the plains, or setting up the […]

MUNICH, GERMANY-Originally built as a castle in 1385, the iconic Munich Residence, the largest city palace in Germany, was the seat of government and the residence of the dukes, electors and kings of Bavaria from 1508 to 1918. Today the site is open to visitors as l one of the most famous museums in Europe, […]

TAMPA, Florida – The MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheater at the Florida State Fairgrounds introduces new policy to help stop the spread of COVID-19. From Monday, spectators will either have to show a negative PCR or Antigen test or proof of vaccination. The test must be taken 72 hours after the event. The printed result must […]