U.S. band the Killers apologises for bringing Russian fan on stage in Georgia ReutersThe Killers Apologize For Bringing Russian Fan Onstage In Georgia, Telling Crowd They’re All “Brothers” StereogumBooing and walkouts after the Killers tell Georgia audience Russian is their ‘brother’ The GuardianPopular U.S. Band Apologizes For Performing With Russian At Concert In Georgia Radio Free Europe / Radio
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When people think of Brazilian music, the first thing that comes to mind is bossa nova. But TED FALCON, a jazz violinist, mandolinist and composer, fell in love with a different style of Brazilian music called “choro.” Falcon’s newest album, TÔ CHEGANDO (toh shay-gan-do) (Almost There), comprises 14 original compositions that celebrate the happy, danceable, urban rhythms of choro music.Falcon plays
It is one of the most recorded and most played songs in music history and a new version of “Some Kind of Wonderful” will be garnering Grammy consideration for soul, gospel, blues and funk singer-songwriter John Ellison. The classic hit that he wrote and recorded with his band, Soul Brothers Six, in 1967 was issued as a single last
By Ashleigh Fields, AFRO Assistant Editor, afields@afro.com Pain is piercing through the hearts of residents in Southeast D.C. as they reckon with losing five lives to fatal shootings on Aug. 5 and 6. Tymea Cook, 27, Jamal Morgan, 30, Reginald Gilbert, 34, James Morgan, 34 and Vincent Martin, 42 were all pronounced dead by Monday
Photo: stockbakery via 123RF In today’s world, earning a living doesn’t always follow the traditional 9-to-5 job format. With the rise of the gig economy and the ever-evolving nature of work, people have discovered unconventional and often peculiar ways to make money. From testing apps to getting paid for professional sleeping, these unique ventures prove
By Ryan Coleman, President Randallstown Branch NAACP, Special to the AFRO Regionalism is the idea that cities and counties should work with their neighbors as a unit that thrives from collective strengths. The reasons for thinking about regionalism are strong and compelling. The motivation for regionalism comes from both problems and opportunities. Many of the
By AFRO Staff Black people across America are still reveling in the smackdown that took place on a Montgomery, Ala. dock on Aug. 5. What began as a co-captain trying to make room on the dock for a commercial boat quickly escalated into a physical assault. Authorities said warrants had been issued– with more possibly