Triumphs rise turns hard rock into touring force
Canadian trio Triumph led by Rik Emmett Mike Levine and Gil Moore built a hard rock career from Toronto clubs to five gold and two platinum albums. The Five Seasons Center hosts an 8 p.m. show with Foghat opening as Triumph promotes 1983 a touring year and a state of the art 800 light production. Tickets cost 11 dollars at the box office.
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Diana Nollen
Rik Emmett
Mike Levine
Gil
Bird” Moore
Triumph
Toronto
U.S
Five Seasons Center
Emmett
the Gazette
Levine
Moore
Metalworks
Canada
Mike
Foghat
Gil “the Bird” Moore
Nightlife listings across venues in town show weekly bands
A compiled guide lists venues from Roosevelt Hotel to VFW Hall with weekly acts. Performers include Mark Pence, Tracy Price, Panhandle Country, After Hours, Yesterday's Wine, J ay Knight, Glenn Lonsdale, Colt, Nite Moves, Koko Taylor and more across theaters, lounges, and ballrooms.
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Roosevelt Hotel
First Ave
Mark Pence
Tracy Price
Roosevelt Dixieland
Adrian
Austin City Limits
A Ave
Panhandle
Centurion
Sheraton Inn
33Rd Ave
Third St. SE
Akasha
Weekend music listings for Eastern Iowa venues
The Gazette summarizes regular music acts across Blairstown Anamosa Monticello Swisher and surrounding towns. Acts include Floyd and Shir at various venues, Dick DeShaw, The Heights Trio, Upshot, Ripplin Waters, Spinnin Jenny, Prairie rock, Arlo Sass, Rebel, Dave Dighton Band, Men Working, Corky Siegel and Clay Riness with multiple Friday Saturday Sunday slots and club lounge lineups.
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Blairstown
Monticello
the Heights Trio
Knight Life
Shueyville
Upshot
Last Stop
Vinton
Ripplin’ Waters
Last Trail Saloon
Anamosa
Legion Club Lounge
Spinnin’ Jenny
Prairie
Loop Ballroom
Walford
Arlo Sass
Prairiemoon Ballroom
Prairieburg
Rebel
Dave Dighton
Men
Coggan
Hots
Stonecutter's
Stone City
Corky Siegel
Robert
Johnson
Clay Riness
TV inspires film Dallas The Movie from Star Trek success
Hollywood reports that Dallas The Movie will be produced with much of the Dallas TV cast, following the star Trek film precedent where a TV series moves to the big screen. The project aims to capitalize on the show's popularity and bring familiar characters to cinema audiences.
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Hollywood
UPI
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