ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons: 'We're quite happy with being strange'
How did a Texan trio with a love of women, synths and hot-rods come to dominate MTV-era rock? ZZ Top's frontman has no idea
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How did a Texan trio with a love of women, synths and hot-rods come to dominate MTV-era rock? ZZ Top's frontman has no idea
On June 3, 1986, that “lil’ ol’ band from Texas” returned to Portland for their 5th appearance at the Cumberland County Civic Center. ZZ Top brought along their futuristic melding of blues guitar and dance beats to the stage for the first of two sold-out nights.
ZZ Top Playing KettleHouse Amphitheater This Summer It's safe to say that Logjam Presents has wasted no time in making up for lost time when it comes to concerts in Missoula. After being forced to cancel or postpone shows and suspend all productions because of COVID last year, they've come out swinging with some big calendar additions over the last few weeks. Just a couple of the moves include Sheryl Crow being the first show announced in about a year, while the Brandi Carlile show that was postponed from last year was given a new date - as well as a second show from Brandi being added!
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Surreal, silly and seriously good fun: Irresistible rise of the Masked Singer Alice Fisher If someone had told you a year ago that you’d look forward to a badger singing Feeling Good on a Saturday night, you may not have believed them. But the last 12 months have done strange things to the world, and the second series of the ITV show The Masked Singer, where badgers, sausages and dragons belt their hearts out on primetime, feels like the perfect television for our times. For those new to the show, the rules are simple. Celebrity contestants dress in extravagant costumes wh...