Doobie Brothers farewell concert at Spectrum headline act
Doobie Brothers bow out with a farewell show at 8 p.m. at the Spectrum. The San Jose formed group rose in 1969 through changes, with hits from Toulouse Street to 70s rock, while Pat Simmons remains. The Bay-area act has shifted lines as Michael McDonald joined, and Jeff Baxter left. The request notes Blue Oyster Cult and the Jays also slated for nearby venues.
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Atlantic City Rock Bowl features Blue Oyster Cult and Aldo Nova
The Atlantic City Rock Bowl at Bader Field headlines Blue Oyster Cult and Aldo Nova with the Dregs on the bill. Billy Crystal and Don McLean join the weekend lineup at the Claridge through Sunday, offering a mix of rock dangers and comic classic vibes.
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Mikhail to star in four Mann Center ballet performances
Mikhail, artistic director of the American Ballet Theatre, will dance in four of the companys eight Mann Music Center performances in Philadelphia. He opens with Don Quixote pas de deux on Aug 17 and 27 and appears in Twyla Tharp Push Comes to Shove on Aug 18 and 24. Miss Gregory to perform twice Aug 25 and 27 with Kevin McKenzie and Danilo Radojevic respectively. Program features Robbins Other Dances, Prodigal Son, Les Rendezvous, La Bayadere, and more with music by Chopin, Prokofiev, and Gottschalk.
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Marple Newtown Alumni Band to Perform Irish Night
The Marple Newtown High School Alumni Band presents an Irish night as part of the Summer Festival on Sunday at 7 p.m. The event features Irish tunes and a 300th anniversary observance.
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Actress June Pinkston Johnson stars in Spell No. 7 at Theater Center
Media actress June Pinkston Johnson will play a neglected girlfriend in Spell No 7, a drama at Philadelphia's Black Arts Festival. The piece, part of a Theater Center program, centers on a bar where characters discuss their lives in the author Saaineshnseniames style. Mrs Johnson is Penncrest High School alumna with a theater degree.
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