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| Wolf And Winehouse '07 In addition to preparing for the May 1 release of his third album, The Magic Position (Low Altitude), cheeky troubadour Patrick Wolf will hit the road with Amy Winehouse, marking Wolf's first proper US tour since 2004. Prior to the tour's May 2 launch in Minneapolis, Wolf will grace the stage of New York's Virgin Megastore in Union Square April 30, where he'll be on hand to perform tunes from and sign copies of his album. Tour Dates For Patrick Wolf: 04/30 - New York, NY - Virgin Megastore Union Square 05/02 - Minneapolis, MN - Varisty Theater 05/03 - Chicago, IL - Vic Theater 05/05 - Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory 05/07 - Boston, MA - Avalon Ballroom 05/09 - New York, NY - Highline Ballroom 05/12 - Toronto, Canada - Mod Club 05/13 - Toronto, Canada - Mod Club |
Spector trial: Day 10 The star witness in the Spector trial today admitted there were inconsistencies in the wording of his testimonies. Adriano DeSouza, Spector's chauffeur, was the only other person on the grounds of Spector's mansion the night actress Lana Clarkson was shot and killed in February 2003. Spector is denying that he murdered her. Defense and prosecutors argued over the importance of the discrepancies, with prosecutors arguing that defense interrogators influenced DeSouza's testimony. The main argument centered on a quote from DeSouza as he told police that shots had been fired. Initially, DeSouza said Spector emerged from his house with blood on his hands and said "I think I killed somebody", but this morning DeSouza said he later changed that quote to "I think I shot somebody". DeSouza says he is now certain the quote was "I think I killed somebody". Prosecutors are trying to convince the jury that Spector admitted to DeSouza that he killed Clarkson and that the specifying "killed" or "shot" is irrelevant. |
Lethal Bizzle joins Riot tour absentee list Lethal Bizzle has become the second act to pull his show at tonight's (September 30) leg of the O2 NME Rock N roll Riot Tour in Cardiff. Due to an accident on the M4, the star is stuck in traffic and unable to make it to the venue. He will be replaced by a Coventry band who are friends of headliners The Enemy. He joins The Wombats on the cancelled list. The Liverpool trio pulled their appearance after frontman Matthew 'Murph' Murphy lost his voice. Tonight is the fourth night of the tour. It is unclear at present if The Wombats will be ready to perform tomorrow night at Newcastle Carling Academy. The remaining dates on the tour run: Newcastle Academy (October 1) Inverness Ironworks (3) Aberdeen Music Hall (4) Glasgow Barrowlands (5) Dundee Fat Sams Live (6) Middlesbrough Town Hall (8) Nottingham Rock City (9) Manchester Academy (10) Norwich UEA (11) Keele University (13) Wolverhampton Civic Hall (14) Southampton Guildhall (15) London Brixton Academy (17) Birmingham Academy (20, 21) |
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