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Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel are about to rock for Barack. It was announced today that the two music superstars will co-headline "Change Rocks," a concert for the campaign of democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama on Thursday October 16 at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. Obama himself will also take part in the event, as will other "special guests" still to be disclosed ... read more |
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I was completely bewildered when, during the 3/4-set arrival of “Plush,” a nearby group of sorority chicks suddenly got all antsy, huddling together in a secret conversation until one of them finally turned to the people next to them and said, “Oh my god, what’s this song called?" ... read more |
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Love him or hate him, Billy Joel is a guy who is just about as New York as it gets. And you couldn’t have picked a more perfect guy to send off New York’s Shea Stadium in the sort of style that the structure which has made so much history throughout the years demands ... read more |
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Joining an all-star lineup of The Beatles, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Pope John Paul II, Billy Joel will pay a final salute to legendary concerts at Shea Stadium in Queens, NY on July 16. The piano man will be the last artist to ever play the venue, home to the New York Mets baseball team. The show takes place during the team’s final season before moving to the Citi Field next year, according to Billboard. ... read more |
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I’ve never been a big fan of the crooner, but for an ugly cat prone to drunk driving, he’s sure batted above his weight with the ladies for years. Christie Brinkley? That’s not even fair. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to pound seventeen beers in the next hour and sing “Piano Man” at the top of my lungs ... read more |
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