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01 April 2021
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Sir Tom Jones and Van Morrison are set to headline Hampton Court Palace Festival in August.
The Welsh music legend is set to play two consecutive nights kicking off on August 23 at the royal landmark in Richmond upon Thames, while the Brown Eyed Girl hitmaker will perform on the first night on August 13.
The festival was originally meant to take place in June, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing restrictions not expected to be fully lifted until June 21, Hampton Court Palace Festival will return on August 13 to 24.
Also on the bill is Bastille ReOrchestrated, which will see the band perform tracks from their three albums with a 20-piece orchestra and choir on August 17 and August 18.
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The Killers’ hit track ‘Mr. Brightside’ has now spent a total of five whole years in the UK’s Top 100.
The iconic single was first released in 2003 and it has now cemented its place in the history book by becoming the only song in the history of the Official UK Singles Chart to spend 260 weeks – or a whopping five years – in the top 100.
‘Mr. Brightside’ has held on to the top spot for longest-running chart hits for some time, as its closest competitor is Snow Patrol’s ‘Chasing Cars’, which has spent almost 100 weeks less time in the charts with a total of 166 weeks.
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WEST QUINCY, Mo. â The Illinois Department of Transportation announced the Quincy Memorial Bridge on eastbound U.S. 24 will close for repairs April 12.
Two-way traffic will be maintained on the Bayview Bridge on westbound U.S. 24 during the closure.
The Bayview Bridge will be posted with a maximum width of 14 feet during the closure of the Memorial Bridge, which is expected to last until Nov. 30.
This $7.25 million project consists of resurfacing the bridge deck, joint replacements and repairs, painting, structural steel repairs, lighting replacement and repairs and other miscellaneous work.
Benefits from the project include providing a smoother road surface, installing safety equipment and needed maintenance to the structure. IDOT is currently reviewing long-term plans for replacing the Quincy Memorial Bridge and will be seeking input at a public meeting to be held later in 2021.