Billy Idol has released a new single “Bitter Taste,” a track from his upcoming EP, The Roadside, due for release on Sept. 17.
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Girls Against Boys have announced a vinyl release of House Of GVSB to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their fourth full-length album. The band will also embark on their first U.S. tour since 2013 early next year. House Of GVSB was originally recorded in 1995
Eli and Ted pouring the highest quality champagne
(pay no more than $2.99) after finishing the recording of House of GVSB at Water Music in 1995 pic.twitter.com/SfFBzdBnN4
— Girls Against Boys (@gvsbnyc) August 10, 2021
Very happy to announce we will be playing some shows to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of House of GVSB! pic.twitter.com/dWjKUH3OVR
— Girls Against Boys (@gvsbnyc) August 10, 2021
House Of GVSB 25th anniversary 2022 tour dates:
02/04 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Back Room at Colectivo
02/05 – Chicago, IL @ Metro
02/11 – Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
02/12 – Washington, DC @ Black Cat
02/14 – Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
02/15 – Portland, OR @ Doug Fir
02/17 – San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
02/18 – Sacramento, CA @ Harlow’s
02/19 – Los Angeles, CA @ Echoplex
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Chris Davis, one of baseball’s most prolific home run hitters, announced his retirement on Thursday, capping a career in which he became one of the game’s most prolific home run hitters before his performance dwindled due to injury issues during his final seasons with the Baltimore Orioles.
After surgery to replace the labrum in his left hip in May, Davis, 35, was set to miss the whole 2021 season. He hadn’t played since the spring season in Baltimore.
“After an extended time dealing with my injury and recent hip surgery, I informed the Orioles about my decision to retire effective today,” Davis said in a statement released by the team. “I want to thank the Orioles partnership group, led by the Angelos family, the Orioles organization, my teammates and coaches. … Thank you all for the many memories that I will cherish forever.”
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Dennis Schroder, a free agency point guard, has signed with the Boston Celtics, according to his Instagram account.
Schroder, who will turn 28 in September, was the only significant unrestricted free agent still available. During the regular season, he turned down a lucrative extension offer worth approx. $80 million from the Los Angeles Lakers in order to pursue a greater deal this summer.
Schroder signed a 1-year contract with the Celtics for 5.9 million.
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The 2020 Tokyo Olympics came to a closing this past Sunday. The Jonas Brothers perform their upbeat single titled “Remember This”. As they played from the top of a rooftop, images of the most memorable olympics happenings displayed.
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Suicide Squad producer Peter Safran explains why we don’t see Will Smith in the movie sequel: “We discussed it, it was more of a schedule thing than anything else. We knew we had to start shooting in September because, frankly, we knew probably earlier than other people did that James was going to come back and do Guardians. So it was really important that we started shooting when we started shooting and Will wasn’t available, and that kind of made it easier all around. What are you going to do? He’s not available. So it’s also nice to, frankly, help separate it from the first movie, I think, in a greater fashion.”
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