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| Modest Mouse, Interpol set for Lollapalooza Modest Mouse, Interpol, CSS, MIA, TV On The Radio, Kings of Leon, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and LCD Soundsystem will perform at this year's Lollapalooza Festival, it was announced today (April 11). The festival is set to take place August 3-5 in Chicago's Grant Park. Also on board for the massive festival are Muse, Hot Chip, The View, Cold War Kids, Kanye West, Pearl Jam, Daft Punk, Iggy & the Stooges, Snow Patrol, Patti Smith, Spoon, Amy Winehouse, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Yo La Tengo, The Hold Steady, !!! and Peter, Bjorn and John. Originally a travelling festival founded by Perry Farrell in 1991, Lollapalooza now stays put in Chicago. It also includes a Kidzapalooza component, which features performances geared toward youngsters. Children under age 10 are admitted free. For tickets and further information, visit Lollapalooza.com The full lineup to date: Red Hot Chili Peppers Kanye West Manu Chao Wilco Death Cab For Cutie The Raconteurs Gnarls Barkley The Flaming Lips Ween My Morning Jacket Queens of the Stone Age The Shins Common Matisyahu Ryan Adams Umphrey's McGee Sonic Youth Ben Kweller Violent Femmes Thievery Corporation Sleater-Kinney Nickel Creek Blues Traveler Broken Social Scene The New Pornographers Iron & Wine Poi Dog Pondering Coheed and Cambria The Secret Machines Built To Spill eels Panic! At the Disco The Disco Biscuits She Wants Revenge The Dresden Dolls Reverend Horton Heat The Smoking Popes Andrew Bird Stars Cursive Blackalicious Editors Lyrics Born Lady Sovereign Calexico Nada Surf Feist Aqualung The Frames The Hold Steady The Go! Team Mates of State Pepper Particle The Redwalls Mute Math Wolfmother Sparta The Subways Of Montreal Blue October Peeping Tom Jeremy Enigk Living Things Sound Team Mix Master Mike The M's Hot Chip The Benevento-Russo Duo Matt Costa The New Amsterdams deadboy & the Elephantmen 30 Seconds to Mars Rainer Maria Cold War Kids Sybris Anathallo The Burden Brothers What Made Milwaukee Fam... Manishevitz Husky Rescue Ohmega Watts Office Be Your Own Pet Oh No! Oh My! Mucca Pazza Elvis Perkins Trevor Hall Midlake Sa-Ra Ghostland Observatory Assassins DJ Rashida VHS or Beta DJ Set Kelley Stoltz Kill Hannah Katie Todd Band Cameron McGill & What Army The Bon Mots Lanz Moses Mayfield Manchester Orchestra Makeshifte Catfish Haven Mixin Marc Jon McLaughlin Musical Outfits St. James Deadsy Peter DiStefano with PerryFarrell (Kidz) Justin Roberts (Kidz) The Candy Band (Kidz) Ella Jenkins (Kidz) Q Brothers (Kidz) The Blisters (Kidz) Alvin Ailey Dance Camp (Kidz) Asheba (Kidz) Chutzpah (Kidz) School of Rock (Kidz) Kellee McQuinn and Kid Tribe (Kidz) ScribbleMonster (Kidz) Jon Yost Rhythm Revolution (Kidz) |
Phil Spector trial: Day 36 A defence expert testified today (July 18) in the Phil Spector murder trial that blood can spatter more than three feet. This is significant because it contradicts the prosecution's argument that the blood patterns found on the producer's jacket indicate he was close enough to have killed actress Lana Clarkson when she was fatally shot. Spector is accused of murdering Clarkson, whom he had met at the House of Blues in Los Angeles only hours before. The defence contends the actress' death was an accidental suicide. Witnesses for the prosecution previously testified that the blood patterns found on Spector's jacket indicate he was within three feet of the actress at the time of her death. This morning, however, blood expert James Pex contradicted that theory. But when cross-examined later in the day, he admitted that the spatter of blood on Spector's jacket was consistent with it being two to three feet away. However, he added that some of the blood could have been transferred from one object to another rather than spattering on it when the gun was fired, reports the Los Angeles Times. In the past few days, the defence team has focused on scientific evidence to support its case and contradict the prosecution's claim that Spector shot Clarkson. |
Bad weather hampers Ashton Court Festival The second day of this year's Ashton Court Festival has been cancelled today (July 15) following bad weather. Organisers pulled the event in Bristol after an overnight downpour of heavy rainfall. A statement on the festival's official site added: "The festival site is unsafe for the public due to the treacherous ground conditions, which have made it impossible to guarantee emergency services on-site. "After taking advice from health and safety officials, emergency services and licensing authorities at a meeting this morning, the organisers took the difficult decision to cut short the event." The Good, The Bad & The Queen, Enter Shikari and Horace Andy were all set to play today after performances from The Fall, Gravenhurst and Mad Professor yesterday (July 14). |
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