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Friday, May 9, 2008

Madonna 2008 North American tour dates and tickets

According to billboard.com:

Produced globally by Live Nation, Madonna's tour in support of her current chart-topping Warner Bros. release "Hard Candy" -- which debuted atop the Billboard 200 yesterday and Billboard's pan-European sales charts today -- will play stadiums in the U.K. and Europe until the end of September, arenas and a "handful" of stadiums in 16 markets in North America in October and November, and then stadiums in Mexico and South America late November-December.

Oct. 3: E. Rutherford, N.J. (Izod Center)
Oct. 6: New York (Madison Square Garden)
Oct. 7: New York (Madison Square Garden)
Oct. 15: Boston (TD BankNorth Garden)
Oct. 18: Toronto (Air Canada Centre)
Oct. 22: Montreal (Bell Centre)
Oct. 26: Chicago (United Center)
Oct. 30: Vancouver (BC Place Stadium)
Nov. 1: Oakland CA (Oracle Arena)
Nov. 4: San Diego (Petco Park)
Nov. 6: Los Angeles (Dodger Stadium)
Nov. 8: Las Vegas (MGM Grand Garden Arena)
Nov. 11: Denver (Pepsi Center)
Nov. 16: Houston (Minute Maid Park)
Nov. 19: Philadelphia (Wachovia Center)
Nov. 22: Atlantic City, N.J. (Boardwalk Hall)
Nov. 24: Atlanta (Philips Arena)
Nov. 26: Miami (Dolphin Stadium)

Posted by Adam @ 05:48 AM CST [Link] [No Comments]

Saturday, May 3, 2008

David Gilmour - "Live in Gdansk" album cover!

David Gilmour's official blog has this afternoon revealed the cover of his upcoming album, Live in Gdańsk, which is a recording of his concert there in front of 100,000 or so fans on August 26th, 2006. The album itself is currently due for release in September this year, but an exact date has not yet been determined.

Posted by Adam @ 06:55 AM CST [Link] [No Comments]

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Concerts I've listened to, April 2008

A new feature of the site... Not sure yet what the point it, but... Lots of very interesting shows:

1970-01-09 Led Zeppelin London UK Royal Albert Hall
2008-03-26 Portishead Oporto Portugal Coliseu do Porto
1977-03-19 Genesis Dallas TX Moody Coliseum University Park
2008-03-16 Counting Crows New York NY Blender Theaters
1971-09-01 Bruce Springsteen Long Branch NJ Garfield Park
1970-01-23 Pink Floyd Paris France Theater Comedie des Champs-Elysees
2008-04-07 Ben Folds Murray KY Murray State University Lovett Auditorium
1972-03-13 Pink Floyd Sapporo Japana Nakanoshima Sports Center
2007-07-07 Prince Minneapolis MN First Avenue
1970-05-01 Pink Floyd Santa Monica CA Civic Auditorium
2008-04-22 Bruce Springsteen Tampa FL St. Pete Times Forum

Posted by Adam @ 05:28 AM CST [Link] [No Comments]

Friday, April 11, 2008

Leaving Las Vegas (second time this year)

I didn't get a chance to write last night. Now it's time to leave and see how bad the snow is at home. Bye Vegas! It's been a fun set of experiences.

Posted by Adam @ 01:00 PM CST [Link] [1 Comment]

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

2008 IBM Impact/Inner Circle: Day 3

Writing before the day is over for a good reason: it will be a very late night. We have a social event at Studio 54 (because it's the 70s?) and then we are going to KA by Cirque du Soleil.

Today was pretty good except that one of my roadmap sessions was cancelled which caused me to churn a bit at the end of the day.

I was a big fan of saying sMash today. WebSphere sMash should be pretty cool. I'm really starting to think that REST can solve all of the world's problems and anything else is just overly complicated.

And now I can't remember anything else that happened today!

Posted by Adam @ 08:15 PM CST [Link] [No Comments]

2008 IBM Impact/Inner Circle: Day 2

Today was a little less fun and a little more serious (but to a point). Lots of sessions. It was non-stop talking and listening from 7.30am until 6pm. Then a small break before the big party with the B-52s. I have to admit that I was pretty impressed. It didn't seem like anyone knew what Mesopotamia was, but I loved it. Some good Private Idaho, Rock Lobster, and Planet Claire. Some new stuff and of course the crowd pleasing Roam and Love Shack.

OK, back in IBM world I got some good information about WebSphere Connectivity and Portal futures. I'm under NDA for the coolest thing I saw, so I can't talk about it. But it was really cool.

At the general session we saw the guy who invented the Tesla Roadster electric car. Very cool idea, but his rapidfire presentation style impressed me the most. He must have gone through 100 slides in 8 minutes.

So that's about it. I might actually get a good night's sleep tonight!

Posted by Adam @ 12:31 AM CST [Link] [No Comments]

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