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Bob Curley Newport Life The difference between being a starving artist and a working artist can be as simple as not being excessively haughty about the kind of jobs you take on. That helps explain how I came to own a piece of art by Portsmouth illustrator Pete MacPhee — a T-shirt emblazoned with his logo for the annual RiverFire festival in Wakefield — before ever knowing his name or his work.  It makes perfect sense that an artist nicknamed the Swamp Yankee would be both industrious and humble enough to do a design for the Wakefield Village Association for a few hundred bucks and a cut ...

Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images Dionne Warwick speaks during the press event to Introduce the American Music Fairness Act at the House Triangle outside of the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, June 24, 2021. The legislation was introduced at a press conference Thursday with the support of Dionne Warwick, Sam Moore and Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys. U.S. Representatives  Ted Deutch (D-FL) and Darrell Issa (R-CA) have introduced a new bill that would require AM/FM stations to pay performance royalties to music creators and copyright holders for radio airplay in the U.S., as annou...

By Syndicated Content Credit: Ken Susi Dropkick Murphys and Rancid have got you covered. The two punk institutions have announced a co-headlining tour, set to kick off August 10 in Waite Park, Minnesota. The joint trek is dubbed the Boston to Berkeley II tour, the sequel to the two bands’ 2017 run together. Boston to Berkeley II was originally scheduled for May 2020 before being scrapped due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “Looking forward to hitting the road with the Dropkick Murphys again for the second edition of our Boston to Berkeley tour,” says Rancid’s Tim Armstrong. “Our...

Jump to navigation By  06/09/2021 Details of the largest financial crime in Marin’s history were revealed in a lawsuit filed last week by the Securities and Exchange Commission against the estate of Ken Casey, who operated a Ponzi-like scheme and stole more than $10 million until his death in May 2020. Mr. Casey’s two Novato-based companies, Professional Financial Investors and Professional Investors Security Fund, brought in hundreds of millions of dollars from more than 1,300 victims. Investors believed they were financing a part of 70 residential and commercial properties in t...

Another week has passed in Rock'N'Roll Wonderland, and we've got eight new contestants lined up to do battle in our Tracks of the Week showdown.But first, congratulations to Canadian rockers The Damn Truth, whose This Is Who We Are Right Now brushed the opposition aside to triumph over fellow Canucks The Glorious Sons, whose Daylight clambered into second place, and The Dead Deads feat. Corey Taylor, whose Murder Ballad II romped home in third.So here's The Damn Truth again, and then: let battle commence!