Nightlife guide of Cedar Rapids area lounges and bands
A compiled listing of weekly music and entertainment at Cedar Rapids Marion area venues. It lists venues such as Roosevelt Hotel Centurion Lounge Hopp's Ranch Kitty's Place and more with nightly acts including Mark Pence Tracy Price Footloose Tennessee River Band Panhandle Country Glenn Lonsdale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Roosevelt Hotel
First Ave
Mark Pence
Tracy Price
Roosevelt Dixieland Band
Adrienne
Centurion
Sheraton Inn
33Rd Ave
Footloose
Country Haven
Highway 13
Marion
Dillon's Dance Hall
Third St. SE
McPhisto
Donovan's
Sixth St. SW
Panhandle Country
Dick DeShaw
Ernie
Hopp’s
Sixth St
Tennessee River Band
Weekend music listings across Eastern Iowa towns
The Gazette curates a broad schedule of upcoming live acts across Cue n Brew Olin Colony Village Fawn Creek Anamosa Knight Life Shueyville Vinton Anamosa Monticello Walford Prairieburg Coggan Stone City Stone City Riverside Theater and other venues. Acts include Sugarfoot Gentle Breeze Iowa Rangers Apple Cider The Alternate Route Golden Haze Kirk Dighton and the Plainsmen Tower Arlo Sass Band Douglas Project Red Wing Chris Farrell Clay Riness and humorous vignettes at Riverside Theater with dates from Friday to next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Colony Village
Dale Thomas
Sugarfoot
Fawn Creek
Anamosa
Gentle Breeze
Iowa Rangers
Knight Life
Shueyville
Blue Cat Band
Vinton
Cripple Creek
Legion Club Lounge
Loop Ballroom
Monticello
Golden Haze
Walford
Kirk Dighton
The
Plainsmen
al Pierson
Prairiemoon
Prairieburg
Tower
Arlo Sass
Coggan
Douglas Project
Red Wing
Stonecutter's
Stone City
Chris Farrell
Clay Riness
Riverside Theater
HBO reshapes pay TV with Tri Star stake and new film ventures
HBO built a pay TV empire since 1971 led by Gerald Levin and Charles Dolan. By 1980 it launched Cinemax, signed long term deals with Columbia and Orion, and co founded Tri Star with CBS and Columbia. HBO will license 36 films to Tri Star and backs the Silver Screen Partners venture to fund productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Star Pictures
Home Box Office
CBS
Columbia Pictures Industries
HBO
Time & Life
Mid
Manhattan
J. Richard Munro
Time
Munro
Charles F. Dolan
New York
Sterling Communications
Dolan
Cablevision Systems Corp
Long Island
N.Y
Sterling
Gerald M. Levin
Levin
Video
Cinemax
Columbia Pictures
Orion Pictures
Home
Tri-Star
Columbia
Silver Screen Partners
Silver Screen
ZZ Top Reflects On Ballads Breaks And A Three Year Hiatus
The ZZ Top trio describes their music as fun and hearing enhancing while avoiding heavy synthesizers. They discuss dismal fan reaction to ballads like Leila from El Loco and note they rarely perform slower blues. After a three year break they reunited, leaving London Records for Warner Bros amid contract strain and underwhelming sales relative to tour grosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZZ Top
Warner Bros
Gibbons
Leila
Beach Boys
Brian Wilson
London Records
London
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King Tut
Center Point Road
Marty and the
Velvet Tones
Don Miller
Lizzie’s Bistro
Blairs Ferry Road
Daugherty
Davis
OK Lounge
Sixth Ave
Jumpstreet
Naked Prey
Papa Juan's
Second Ave
LaBarge
Pat O'Brien
Tyrant
Natty Scratch
Bo Ramsey
the Sliders
Red Lion
Nathan Bach
Showboat Lounge
Eastside Jets
Third Ave
Tomcat
Second Ave. SE
Pranks
Litterer Band
Stoutter’s
Five Seasons
Glass Parrot
Dreams
Rock
Lean Creditor
Tangee and Tommie
Variety
Iowa City
Coralville
Crow’s Nest
the Ones
Boys With Toys
Carib
Uptown Rulers
the Morelis
Gabe
Maxwell's
Doubletake
Landslide
the Mill
King Chord
Mr. Z
Sanctuary
Dave Williams
the Waubeek Trackers
VFW
Gin Mill
the Gazette
Iowa
Iment
HBO. 2
Thrilla
Manila
Showtime
Nicholas J. Nicholas
Nicholas
Beard
Hill
Mexico
Caribbean
Europe
Hopp’s Ranch
Tennessee River
St. SW
Collins Rd
Mr. Steak
Ponderosa
USA
Dl Saltan
Jydes All
Potat
Cedar Rapids
16Th Avenue
K-Mart
Yan Tay Ake
1St Ave
2Nd Ave
Neptune
SUN
Mastercard
Edgewood Rd
S.W
Westdale Mall