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Andy Grammer Anchors Upbeat Pop Across Eras
Andy Grammer established his radio presence in 2011 when Keep Your Head Up cracked the mainstream charts, introducing an earnest, bright acoustic-pop style that bypassed brooding indie trends entirely. When he sat down with Young Hollywood, the singer reflected openly on how his songwriting process continues to evolve while keeping that signature sincerity intact. That early sound set up a direct path toward arena tours, national television competitions, and persistent multi-platinum records.
Andy Grammer & Wife Aijia Welcome Baby #3
confirmed to People magazine they had a third daughter in June.Andy told the magazine, “We’re officially outnumbered. We welcomed our daughter, West Lizette Grammer, on June 17.”Sharing the inspiration behind her name, he said, “Our oldest daughter, Louie, 9, is named after Louisiana, and Izzy, 6, is Israel.
Love Is In The Air: Relating Love Song Lyrics To Penn State
With Valentine’s Day upon us, love songs are being heard by all, but these songs have different meanings for everyone. Some have a significant other they can relate love songs to, some are just getting over someone and feel their heart break when the lovesick jams turn on, and some are just plain Penn Staters. With the infinite amount of meanings these songs have, their lyrics even relate to Penn State.
Song Preview: “Good Thing” By Zedd Feat. Kehlani
Zedd and Kehlani have joined forces to give us another gem. This new song is titled “Good Things” and it’s another addition to this Friday’s amazing list of new releases. The duo shared a preview of their collaboration on the social media a few days back. The song will come out on 27th but we’ve heard so far from the preview, it sounds like another hit for the duo. Zedd and Kehlani have also shared a new promo pic. This clearly indicates that they are also working on a music video.
Listen to Unreleased Songs by Camila Cabello
Are you following Camila Cabello who is on her “Never Be The Same” tour? If not, you have already missed a new song that she premiered last night. Camila Cabello has premiered a new song. She gave us this surprise when she was performing in front of her fans at “Never Be The Same Tour” in Vancouver. The setlist for the concert was more of a surprise as Camila decided to sing her unreleased songs. She included energetic anthems such as “Havana” and “Into It”.
Music Video: “U Mad” by Vic Mensa ft. Kanye West
Vic Mensa is having a great year. He has released a music video for his track “U Mad” which is assisted by Kanye West. The rising rapper from Chicago will include this track on his upcoming studio album titled “Traffic”. This album will be out by the end of this year but there is no fixed date announced as of now. The visual for “U Mad” is one of the best you will see from Vic Mensa. He himself once said that this visual reflects on him.
Single Music Video: “Wish You Pain” By Andy Grammer
Andy Grammer has released a new single titled “Wish You Pain.” And it could be another smash hit for him this year after his earlier single “Don’t Give Up On Me” went on to become certified gold on Spotify. Andy Grammer has developed a habit of giving us a massive radio hit each year and this year he could have two to keep us excited. This new single has all the potential to get a similar kind of success as his previous one.
Skull Session: Ohio State's Culture Has Led to Recruiting Success, Gene Smith Has No Plans to Retire and Archie Griffin is One of a Kind
Drink lots of water today. Let's have a good Wednesday, shall we? OHIO STATE'S CULTURE. Whenever Ryan Day has appeared in the media this offseason – with Chris Holtmann on More Than Coach Speak, J.D. PicKell of On3, Heather Dinich and Greg McElroy of ESPN, or with Archie Griffin on "Tradition Talk" – the Ohio State head coach has carried one word with him from conversation to conversation: Culture.
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The sun finally came out in Wisconsin. I know I start almost every newsletter talking about the weather which—who cares? You don’t live here (probably). But it just truly warms the cackles of my icy little heart when the sun finally peeks out from behind the clouds. Wisconsin summers make Wisconsin winters totally worth it and I’m already daydreaming of the farmer’s market, toddlers at splash pads, beer gardens, state parks, and of course, the Northwoods.
Andy Grammer - Love Is The New Money
ANDY GRAMMER - LOVE IS THE NEW MONEY (Love Is The New Money) Film Director: Cooper Davidson Producer: Jon Levine Film Producer: Ben Hogan, Giulia Di Stravola Studio Personnel: Eric J Dubowsky, Chris Gehringer Composer Lyricist: Midi Jones, Sean Douglass, Andrew Grammer © 2023 Giant Soul Records LLC under exclusive license to S-Curve Records
The Best Upbeat Wedding Songs for Every Moment of Your Big Day
Keep scrolling for tons of song inspiration: A guaranteed good time awaits. Wedding planning can be full of ups and downs, but picking your favorite songs for your special day is amongst the most fun parts of the entire process. While narrowing down your options can be tricky, there are dozens—if not hundreds—of options to choose from. We recommend selecting a slew of upbeat wedding songs to ensure your guests have a fun-filled night complete with plenty of singing and dancing.
Listen To This: Run!
Andy Grammer is like vanilla ice cream!Then CLICK HERE to listen to more music from Andy Grammer !Jun 21, 2019 05:31am PDT Share This Categories Andy Grammer Listen To ThisThis reminds us of a Snow Patrol song! And his latest release, Don’t Give Up On Me, is no exception!He’s consistently so great!
“Young Love Ain’t Got Sh*t”: Singer-Songwriter Andy Grammer on Love After Kids
Love letters are wasted on youth. No matter what artistry and passion go into the prose you once laid out for your lover, the letters lack, well, life experience. When you devote yourself to someone, partner with them, and have a child together, then you have something to write about. Before, you were stumbling in passion. Now, you’ve truly found love. In Found Love, we celebrate the unique love partners feel for the mother of their children.
Guest Post: Andy Grammer's Open Letter To The Males Of The Touring World
9:08 AM, Tuesday, 10/29/2019 By: Andy Grammer Suzanne Cordeiro / AFP / Getty ImagesAndy Grammerat KAABOO Texas in May I am currently out on tour and just recently had an experience that seemed like it was worth sharing with other men in the industry. For context, me and my band have been a part of this crazy lifestyle since 2011. It has taken us all across the country many times in my Chevy Tahoe, and we’ve graduated to bigger tours with tour buses and trucks.
Herbie Hancock, Michael McDonald, Generation Axe,’ more coming to Clearwater
It's shaping up to be a sizzling week in Clearwater, as Ruth Eckerd Hall and the Capitol Theatre on Tuesday dropped a hot slate of concert announcements on Tampa Bay fans. Herbie Hancock, Michael McDonald, Mary Chapin Carpenter and an all-star tour of guitar gods will all play the theaters in the coming months. Here's a rundown: Mary Chapin Carpenter: The Grammy-winning country and folk singer-songwriter will return to the Capitol Theatre on Oct.
A day after his Florida arrest, Chris Brown takes the stage at Tampa concert
There were flashing police lights, wailing sirens and yellow crime scene tape at Chris Brown’s concert in Tampa Friday night, but it was all part of the show — videos projected on stage during his performance of Yellow Tape, on which he sings he’s “battling my demons, I’m the only one who sees.” Less than 24 hours after being arrested in West Palm Beach on a felony warrant stemming from his last visit to Tampa, when Brown is accused of punching a photographer at an Aja nightclub afterparty,...
This week’s concerts: Chris Brown, 3 Doors Down, Erasure and more
Chris Brown is in town Friday, so it’s time to start guessing what sort of trouble he’ll get into. A scuffle with a photographer? It’s happened at least twice in Tampa Bay alone, including last April at a club near Amalie Arena. Or maybe it’ll be some other controversy involving his violent history. Just last month he was hit with another restraining order — at least his third, if you’re keeping track — by a woman who said he stalked and struck her.
Soul Asylum’s Dave Pirner talks Runaway Train,’ covering Beyonce, the Minnesota music scene and more
Soul Asylum's Runaway Train was the 1-800-273-8255 of its time. Like Logic's 2017 suicide prevention anthem, Runaway Train was a rare major hit that had a real-world, life-saving impact, thanks to a video featuring photos of actual missing teen runaways. Nice legacy, right? When I point this out to Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner, however, it sounds like the connection had never crossed his mind.
SoundBytes: Sugar Ray, Juice WRLD, Riot Ten, the Little Mermen and more
— Sugar Ray will headline Day 1 of the 2018 Summer of Rum Festival on Sept. 1 in Tampa's Curtis Hixon Park. A Day 2 headliner will be announced soon. Tickets are currently $15 and up. Click here. — Heavily hyped 19-year-old rapper Juice WRLD is coming to the Ritz Ybor on July 29. Tickets are $40 and up. Click here. — A few new and notable DJ shows at the Ritz Ybor: Space Laces on Sept. 7 ($5 and up, click here), Walker and Royce (price TBA, click here) and Riot Ten on Dec. 7 ($10 and up, click here).
Review: Whitney’ documentary an unflinching look at Whitney Houston’s long downfall
There today is no singer like a young Whitney Houston. Beyoncé, Adele, Lady Gaga — maybe on their best days, they come close to matching the voice, the radiance, the potential of early Whitney. But not every day. Those highest highs, and the vast gap down to her lowest lows, are a big part of what make Whitney, the unflinching new documentary about her life by Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald (One Day in September), so compelling.
Lynyrd Skynyrd hits the big screen in ‘If I Leave Here Tomorrow’
Imagine premiering a film about Lynyrd Skynyrd in their hometown of Jacksonville. Imagine all the hoopla and plus-ones you’d have to wrangle for the first screening of a new documentary about Florida’s favorite surviving Southern Rock sons. "All the family and friends, all the relatives, everyone involved with the band — a lot of them still live down there," said Stephen Kijak, director of the new documentary If I Leave Here Tomorrow: A Film About Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Erasure's Andy Bell opens up about finding love in laid-back Tampa
Andy Bell didn’t come to Tampa expecting to find love. The Erasure singer had just emerged from a two-decade relationship with his partner and manager, Paul Hickey, with whom he was still close. Both were HIV-positive — Hickey was diagnosed in 1990, Bell in 1998. Then, in the summer of 2010, Bell booked a gig at the Honey Pot, an Ybor City gay club owned by Stephen Moss. "I had just done Dallas Pride, and then flew to Tampa on my own," Bell said by phone recently.
This week’s best concerts: Thirty Seconds to Mars, Culture Club, Donny and Marie, more
All due respect to Heath Ledger, but Jared Leto might actually be the perfect Joker, since everything he does asks the question: Why so serious? So much of the Oscar-winning actor’s output screams HEART with a capital ART scrawled in blood across his chest, particularly as it relates to Thirty Seconds to Mars. Their new album America is another collection of shadowy rock atmospherics and unrepentant chest-beating anthems.
SoundBytes: Lupe Fiasco, Lil Durk, Hot Tuna, 3LAU and more
— Rapper Lupe Fiasco is coming to Tampa. He'll play the Ritz Ybor on Aut. 23. Tickets go on sale this week. Click here. — Another name rapper, Lil Durk, has booked an appearance at Green Gators Bar and Grill in Tampa on Sunday. Tickets are $15 and up. Click here. — Speaking of club appearances, Latin trap star Noriel is coming to Whiskey North in Tampa on Friday. Tickets are $20 and up. Click here. — Shephard's Beach Resort is starting to fill out the lineup for its annual Labor Day party, Aug. 31 to Sept.
Boy George talks fame, the term LGBTQ,’ being an ’80s pop torchbearer and more
It'll still be June when Boy George arrives in Florida this week to kick off a summer U.S. tour with Culture Club. But the LGBTQ icon says it won't feel quite like a Pride parade. "I also bake cakes for straight people," he laughed. "That's going to be my mantra for this tour: 'I hope to bake cakes for straight people.
SoundBytes: All Time Low, Andy Grammer, Manchester Orchestra and more
— Weren't Dashboard Confessional just at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg. Yes they were. But they're coming back, this time with All Time Low, above. The groups' co-headlining tour will extend into fall, with a show at Jannus on Sept. 28. Gnash will open. Tickets go on sale Friday. Click here. — 97X has announced its next free "shindig" show at Jannus Live, and it's a good one: Manchester Orchestra on July 28 with openers Morgan Saint and Two Feet.
Tickets for the following events go on sale this week: • Arlo Guthrie, 8 p.m. Jan. 17 at Capitol Theatre, Clearwater, $42-$72, on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Ruth Eckerd Hall box office, 1111 McMullen-Booth Road, or by calling (727) 791-7400. • Pilobolus Shadowland: The New Adventure, 8 p.m. Jan. 17 at Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, $35-$75, on sale at noon Saturday at the box office.
Kesha, 311, Walking Dead,’ more announce cruises departing from Tampa
Kesha faced the camera with a gleam behind her sunglasses and addressed her fans. "We're going on a cruise!" she said in an announcement video unveiled Thursday. "We should all go on this cruise together. So I'll see you on the high seas of the Caribbean!" Kesha is the latest high-profile artist to announce her own signature cruise — and the latest to do so on a boat departing out of Tampa.
The Bag It Up for Goodwill Challenge
Your school must be an elementary school AND fall within Goodwill's service territory. View the list of towns we serve here. How are my school's donations counted? When you make a donation at a participating donation location, tell the attendant you are making it on behalf of your school. You will be provided a donation slip to write your school name, city and indicate how many ITEMS you are donating. Get a head start. Print the form here and fill it out prior to making your donation.
THON Pump Up Playlist
Becky Sorensen is a senior at Penn State, double majoring in Public Relations and Political Science. You can find her on campus with an iced coffee in one hand and an everything bagel in the other. Clear your schedule before asking her how she feels about the Harry Potter series, New York City, or about the next trip she’s planning - she tends to ramble. Loudly.
Andy Grammer announces ‘The Good Parts’ and 2018 tour dates, including stop at Denver's Gothic Theater
Andy Grammer has revealed plans for his upcoming third album and subsequent tour. The country pop star will release The Good Parts on Dec. 1 and has revealed a 22-date North American run that will between March and April of next year. Listen to his new song titled "Smoke Clears" above and check out the complete tour itinerary below. The month-long trek begins on March 14 at The Fillmore in San Francisco.
PM May's deputy denies report pornography was found on office computer
LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's most senior minister has denied an allegation that police found pornography on one of his computers in the Houses of Parliament in 2008 as the British government struggles to contain a scandal about sexual harassment.
Flanagan scores stunning victory in NYC marathon
(Reuters) - Shalane Flanagan became the first American woman to win the New York City Marathon in 40 years when she claimed a dominant victory over Kenyan three-times champion Mary Keitany on Sunday. The men's title went to Kenyan Geoffrey Kamworor, who held off countryman Wilson Kipsang. Flanagan, who had never won a major marathon, clocked an unofficial two hours, 26 minutes 53 seconds for a stunning victory at the age of 36.
Venezuela opposition leader Guevara seeks refuge in Chile ambassador's residence
CARACAS/SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Prominent Venezuelan opposition lawmaker Freddy Guevara has sought refuge in the Chilean ambassador's residence in Caracas after authorities sought to remove his congressional immunity so that he could be tried for instigating violence. Guevara, a 31 year-old who runs the hardline Popular Will party and is also the deputy leader of congress, entered the residence on Saturday and requested protection, the Chilean government said in a statement.
Altice USA, Sprint agree to wireless partnership agreement
(Reuters) - U.S. cable operator Altice USA will sell mobile service on wireless carrier Sprint Corp's network under a new multi-year agreement announced on Sunday, becoming the latest firm to enter the wireless market in a bid to retain customers. The companies announced the agreement a day after Sprint and T-Mobile US Inc ended merger talks.
Trump pitches NYSE for Saudi Aramco IPO listing
(Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday he "would very much appreciate Saudi Arabia doing their IPO of Aramco with the New York Stock Exchange." "Very important to the United States!" Trump wrote on Twitter about Saudi Aramco’s plan to float around 5 percent of the company in an initial public offering next year. (Writing by Lisa Von Ahn; Editing by Matthew Lewis)
Soccer: Indian federation 'reminded' by FIFA over outside interference
ZURICH (Reuters) - India's football federation (AIFF) has been reminded by FIFA that it cannot be influenced by legal or political inference from inside the country, the global soccer body said. The warning came after a Delhi High Court ruling on Tuesday annulled the AIFF's most recent presidential election and ordered a re-run to be organized by the country's former election commission chief S.Y. Quraishi.
Scandal-hit Kobe Steel has a 'look the other way' culture, they say in hometown
KOBE, Japan (Reuters) - The fresh university graduate, eager to make a good impression on the job at one of Kobe Steel Ltd's main plants in Japan, punched the wrong measurements into machines making steel pipes, causing a large batch to come out too short. "I thought I was going to be fired," recalled the former employee nearly 40 years later. But Shinzo Abe, now Japan's prime minister, stayed on the job at Japan's third-largest steelmaker for three years before entering politics in 1982.
Gun Runner stuns Arrogate to win Breeders' Cup Classic
DEL MAR, California (Reuters) - Gun Runner won the $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic in impressive fashion at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club racetrack on Saturday, trouncing a field that included last year's winner and favorite Arrogate. Florent Geroux piloted the four-year-old colt to a 2 1/4 lengths win over second place finisher Collected in front of a packed grandstand to win America's richest race.
Amazon plans new corporate office in Vancouver, to double headcount
VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc said on Friday that it will a open second corporate office in Vancouver, doubling its staff in the western Canadian city by early 2020 as it looks to tap into a burgeoning local tech workforce. The Seattle-based company said the Vancouver expansion has been in the works for some time and is not related to the hotly contested race by cities across North America to land the e-commerce company's $5 billion HQ2.
Fans on edge as St-Pierre returns for UFC title fight
(Reuters) - Four years after he walked away from the octagon, fans of Canadian mixed martial artist Georges St-Pierre are eagerly anticipating his return on Saturday night in a middleweight title fight against Michael Bisping at UFC 217. The former welterweight champion walked away in his prime with a 25-2 record, and it is a measure of his popularity that he has been given an immediate title shot in his comeback at Madison Square Garden in New York.
South African prosecutors say Pistorius sentence 'shockingly lenient', seek appeal
BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa (Reuters) - South Africa's state prosecutors told the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) on Friday the six-year sentence for murder handed to Paralympic gold medalist Oscar Pistorius was "shockingly lenient" and asked for the right to launch an appeal. Pistorius was imprisoned in July last year after being found guilty on appeal of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day 2013. The case has attracted worldwide interest.
Republican tax plan a blow to Democratic states, officials say
NEW YORK/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Democratic-leaning states are set to bankroll a big chunk of the tax cuts unveiled in a Republican tax plan on Thursday, as the plan slashes deductions used the most by residents of states that voted against Donald Trump in the 2016 elections. The bill, introduced by the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means on Thursday, took aim at state and local tax deductions as one part of its plan to pay for reductions in taxes elsewhere.
U.S. healthcare brightens tame U.S. high-grade M&A lending
NEW YORK (Reuters) - CVS Health Corp’s planned US$66bn buy of Aetna Inc is poised to boost the healthcare sector’s share of US investment-grade mergers and acquisitions lending beyond its current one-third share of the US$122bn total as the sector remains a bright spot in an otherwise lackluster market.
Judge proposes May 7 trial date for former Trump aide Manafort
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge on Friday proposed a May 7 trial date for former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and associate Rick Gates, who were indicted on charges including money laundering, according to a court filing. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson set a Monday hearing to address the proposed trial date in the case, which stemmed from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
Namibia's Frankie Fredericks placed under investigation in Rio games probe: source
PARIS (Reuters) - French prosecutors have placed Namibian Olympic medalist Frankie Fredericks under formal investigation in a probe into the award of the 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro, a source close to the inquiry said on Friday. Prosecutors in France and Brazil are investigating alleged bribery and corruption allegations over Rio de Janeiro's triumph over Chicago, Tokyo and Madrid to secure the games. (Reporting by Emmanuel Jarry; Editing by Richard Lough)
Futures rise with Apple ahead of jobs data
(Reuters) - Apple's upbeat results and strong initial demand for the new iPhone X put Wall Street on track for a strong opening on Friday, while investors watched out for October jobs data for clues on the strength of the labor market. * Apple shares surged 3 percent in premarket trading after the world's largest company by market capitalization gave a robust sales forecast for the year-end holiday shopping season.
Many drivers ignore or don’t receive warnings about prescription meds
(Reuters Health) - One in five drivers in a random survey had taken prescription drugs that could impair their driving ability, and most were on the road despite having been warned about the risks, a U.S. study found. “This is the first large-scale study of prescription drug use at the roadside.
Lance Bass says he experienced "unwanted advances from both men and women"
In a guest column for Variety , Lance Bass has opened up about experiencing “unwanted advances from both men and women” while growing up in the entertainment business. “The experiences left me shaking and confused each time,” he writes. “I hated being put into that position, but I was too afraid to say anything.
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