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Netflix and cartoons. Cooking omelettes on an NFL Sunday. Or plopped down on lawn seats, sipping Bud Light and eating Lays chips at a country concert.
Frank Vieira cruises through the simple joys on Limbo Lane, the Pittsburgh country artist s likeable, and lyrically relevant new album out April 23 in digital formats.
Oh, I m sure Luke Bryan or Blake Shelton s cadre of songwriters are cooking up post-pandemic songs suggesting we party again like it s Cancun 2017 Spring Break, but I like where Vieira is coming from in an album that appreciates low-key fun with a loved one.
Leadoff track Basics embodies the theme, as the Robert Morris University grad sings about cutting loose from his dreary cubicle job for a night with that special lady. Not just any night, but
For more than a year now, music concerts and festivals of all kinds have either been canceled or compromised due to COVID-19. But Fox Nation’s ‘Who Can Forget? 1969 brings you back to a time when hundreds of thousands were free to gather for the concert of a lifetime.
That’s right, there was no social distancing at Woodstock - widely considered to be not just perhaps the most legendary music festival of all time and cultural touchstone for the decade, but a defining moment in American history. In fact, the site of the festival – a dairy farm in Bethel, New York – is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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By: Pollstar Staff
In honor of Women’s History Month, Pollstar
is spotlighting seminal live performances by women every weekday
throughout March. Similar to the philosophy behind Pollstar’
s February series –
– we aim to feature a variety of artists from
different time periods and music genres to help put into perspective the vast range of amazing live performances by women who over the years have greatly enriched our
lives and culture. We are only too aware that we can only hope to scratch the
surface of so many brilliant performances by so many incredibly talented women, be it jazz,
soul, R&B, punk, hip-hop, classical, blues, rock, country and far more.