Justin Bieber sets new date for Buffalo; CMAC reopening for summer concerts
Updated May 07, 2021;
Posted May 07, 2021
Justin Bieber arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of Justin Bieber: Seasons on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020.Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
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Justin Bieber is pushing his Buffalo concert to next year, while CMAC is getting ready to bring back live shows this summer.
Bieber announced his rescheduled tour dates Thursday, including a May 14, 2022, stop at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo. The “Peaches” singer was originally scheduled to visit Buffalo and Albany in 2020, but then delayed Buffalo back to July 2021 and canceled Albany altogether due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Summer concerts likely are set to resume this year at Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center. While festivals fall by the wayside, the promoters for Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center say the venue just outside of Canandaigua will have a substantial season to announce shortly. Three country shows are already on the schedule, holdovers from last summer, when all CMAC concerts were canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. As was the case in 2020, Luke Combs will do two shows this year, on Aug. 5 and 6 at 7 p.m. Thomas Rhett will play Aug. 22 at 7:30 p.m. CMAC expects to make several announcements of shows over the coming weeks, with concerts likely beginning by mid-summer. On-site protocols will be implemented according to New York state and Ontario County guidelines.
Los Lobos Debut Beach Boys, Thee Midnighters Covers From L.A.-Themed Native Sons Album (Track Premiere)
Los Lobos Debut Beach Boys, Thee Midnighters Covers From L.A.-Themed Native Sons Album (Track Premiere)
Variety has the premiere of their covers of Sail on Sailor and Love Special Delivery. Cesar Rosas tells how they came to record tracks by Jackson Browne, Little Feat, Willie Bobo and others.
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No music artist is more intrinsically identified with Los Angeles than Los Lobos unless, say, we’re talking the Beach Boys, Thee Midnighters, Jackson Browne, Little Feat, Buffalo Springfield or the Blasters, to name a few of the fellow homegrown musicians that the group proudly covers on “Native Sons,” their debut for the New West label.
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Randy Farnsworth is fired up about electric vehicles for good reason. Owner of Farnsworth Auto Group, Farnsworth carries on a family tradition of selling Chevrolets since before the Great Depression. He sees what’s coming down the pike.
“The technology is moving fast,” said Farnsworth, president of the Farnsworth Chevrolet dealership and Randall Buick GMC Cadillac in Canandaigua. He said that while demand for electric vehicles has been centered around the luxury market, it is now evolving into general acceptance of EVs.
A new Chevy Bolt EV was about to arrive at the Farnsworth showroom at 2350 Rochester Road. On order are four new GMC Hummer EVs, dubbed the world’s first all-electric supertruck, which Farnsworth expects to receive later this year.