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 Oak Ridge Boys booked for Club RegentThe Oak Ridge Boys, a Michael Jackson tribute show, and Tony Award winner Lea Salonga have all been booked for Club Regent.
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 Your 2017 concert previewFor those about to rock -- or otherwise -- in 2017, we salute you.
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 Jennifer Lopez, Drake fuel romance rumoursJennifer Lopez and Drake have fuelled romance rumours by both sharing a snap of them cuddling each other.
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 Best albums of 2016: David Bowie's 'Blackstar' leads the packIt's that time again -- time to choose the most memorable CDs of the year. Despite my best efforts, I couldn't hear every album that came out in 2016. But I did listen to more than 1,000. Here are the ones I'll still be listening to next year:
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 Tupac Shakur, Pearl Jam, Yes to be inducted into Rock HallNEW YORK -- The late rapper Tupac Shakur and Seattle-based rockers Pearl Jam lead a class of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees that also include folkie Joan Baez and 1970s favourites Journey, Yes and Electric Light Orchestra.
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 Johnny Cash tops this week's CD reviewsWhat a difference a few decades make.
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 Tegan and Sara clean up at Junos
[Photos]Juno copy.
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 Winnipeg gets rave reviews on red carpet
[Photos]Screaming fans, musicians, and one very famous Canadian astronaut braved the blustery weather to walk the red carpet at Sunday's Juno Awards.
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 Winnipeg Junos deemed a success
[Photos]They came, they partied, they spent.
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 Bachman hosts Songwriters' Circle
[Photos]Photos from Sunday's Songwriter's Circle, hosted by Randy Bachman.
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 Robin Thicke will no-show Juno AwardsRobin Thicke has pulled out of appearing at the Junos.
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 Ryder a winner as most Junos handed outThe big show may be Sunday, but Saturday's Juno gala is the meat and potatoes to Juno Week.
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 20 Questions with July Talk's Peter DreimanisPeter Dreimanis isn't from Winnipeg but, if he keeps up the chatter, he could make friends here really easily.
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Juno Week will peak with Sunday show It's what the Canadian music industry came here for.
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 Juno stage inspired by Winnipeg: designerIn creating this year's Juno Awards stage, designer Alex Nadon took inspiration from the city hosting it.
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 Juno performers to greet fans at St. Vital Centre
[Video]Making your way to a suburban shopping mall on any weekend can be a test of patience.
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 Ryder, Reid ready to host Junos
[Video]This being Winnipeg, not even a Juno story can escape questions about the cold.
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 New Kurt Cobain death scene photos releasedPolice in Seattle, Washington have released new images of Kurt Cobain's death scene as Nirvana fans prepare to mark the 20th anniversary of his passing next month.
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 Johnny Reid excited for Junos co-hosting gigThe big question about Johnny Reid co-hosting Sunday night's Juno awards at Winnipeg's MTS Centre: Will the Scottish-born, Canadian-raised country-soul singer be wearing a kilt on stage?
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 Juno series showcases young musiciansApt because it's Juno Week in Winnipeg, the Shaftesbury jazz band has been maintaining a rock-star schedule lately.
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 Kylie Minogue tops this week's CD reviewsHating Kylie is like hating kittens. Well, sex kittens, to be precise.
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 Juno who's ready to party?Anybody ready for a party?
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 20 Questions with Odario G. WilliamsOdario G. Williams will be rapping on a stage in Winnipeg next week, some 20 years after he was a hopeful dreamer doing it in the back of a biology class at Kelvin High School.
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 Winnipeg's Juno performers: A comprehensive listCaught Juno fever? Tons of Winnipeg acts will be playing during Juno festivities - here's a full, alphabetical listing to check out.
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 Elvis, Hendrix, Tupac, Jerry, Zappa: 5 musicians more prolific in death"Ain't no grave can hold my body down," Johnny Cash once sang. Truer words were never spoken -- assuming he meant his body of work.
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