Sentences with phrase «offers rock show»

Newtown Social Club offers rock show most nights of the week, with popular Australian acts and cult international artists sharing the space, while underground venues like Red Rattler and Black Wire nurture active punk, jazz, and queer performance scenes.

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There is also the issue that a lot of the NBC broadcast content offered by Seeso — including SNL and The Tonight Show — are already available in some form on services like YouTube (which just agreed to let NBC sell ads for its YouTube content) and Hulu (a collaboration of NBC, Fox (FOX), and ABC (DIS)-RRB-, while full seasons of older shows like 30 Rock are available to stream on Netflix (NFLX).

Here, both men offer their insights and perspectives to show you how to attract rock - star talent of your very own.

Tuesday on NBC's «The Tonight Show,» comedian Chris Rock offered details about the final party thrown at the White House by Barack Obama.

The day after indie - rock favorite The Violet Burning offered an energetic and deeply spiritual live show to an ecstatic audience at Cornerstone Festival, RELEVANT sat down with Michael J. Pritzl,...

From opera productions and classical and rock music concerts to comedy shows and just - released movies, Downtown Napa offers a well - rounded calendar of entertainment and nightlife.

Gustafer Yellowgold's Show offers a «musical moving storybook» that is equal parts pop rock concert and hand - drawn cartoon movie (Arlington)

Apart from soothing and comforting your baby, you'll be glad to know that the gliding motion offers some benefit as a spinning / rocking exercise, which has been shown in scientific studies to help.

Some are simple devices that use icons to show the locations of fish, weeds, and rocks, while others offer colorful maps and can even send detailed sonar data directly to your smartphone.

At Abu Simbel, the famed Egyptian rock - cut temple 300 miles south of Aswân whose entrance is adorned with four colossal statues of Ramses II, a wall relief shows the pharaoh making an offering to Amun, who appears as a man.

What he wants to do is offer anybody that listens to this show a 10 % discount on Rock Tape so it's already — what did he say?

«Stop Whispering» offers a soaring chorus to wail along with, «How Do You» is a fast - paced, energetic tune with built - in danceable verse, «Ripcord» shows off the loud, soft, loud ruckus that abounds on the album, «Anyone Can Play Guitar» is their most punk rock moment showcasing a noise and abandon that has become more restrained on later records.

«they offer an intriguing early look at how the Zombieland TV show may go above re-inventing the original movie's characters, seeing how cast members Woody Harrelson (as Tallahassee), Jesse Eisenberg (Columbus), Emma Stone (Wichita) and Abigail Breslin (Little Rock) are pretty much guaranteed not to be reprising their roles.»

Apart from the stellar service, this 35m steel - hulled boat offers 4 - night trips showing you the best of the Similan islands as well as Richelieu Rock, Koh Bon and Koh Tachai.

From opera productions and classical and rock music concerts to comedy shows and just - released movies, Downtown Napa offers a well - rounded calendar of entertainment and nightlife.

WWE Immortals comes offering an action - packed gameplay experience, taking superstars such as John Cena, The Rock, Brock Lesnar, Triple H, Roman Reigns, The Bella Twins, Big Show and Sheamus, out of the ring and into an alternate universe where they battle as out - of - this - world versions of their in - ring personas.

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A cavil to conclude: What a precipitous falling - off is offered in the last two (chronologically) works in the show, one of which foregrounds Superman, pensive as Rodin's Dante on a rock wall in a planetary debris field, the other a cardboard - stiff version of Ironman gauchely embraced by a Teutonic blonde (he can't even get his metallic arms up) before a boring sunset amid comatose palm trees.

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The Horizon scene, which offers a litany of cuts from a space shot to a rock show with a guided narration at the center, is a challenging one which the Sib Evo takes on with gusto.