Taking place along the banks of the majestic Eel River at Benbow Lake State Recreation Area in Garberville, CA, the event will feature many of the top names in reggae and world music including the Reggae Revolution Tour with Ky-Mani Marley and Gramps Morgan, Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, J Boog, Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrica, Bushman, Gondwana, Rootz Underground, Annette Brissett, Perfect, Clinton Fearon, Army, HR, Edi Fitzroy, Alcyon Massive, Zili Misik, SILA, Sahra Indio, Native Elements, Mystic Roots Band, The Alliez, Jah Sun & Ishi Dube w/ Redemption Band, The Impalers, Jade Steel & The Emerald Triangle Band, Ambush, and 7^th Generation Rise, along with a variety of DJ and sound system sets by  Onechot, Guerilla Takeover, One Wise, Rude Lion, Just One, Brimstone Sounds, and more. 

 

Also on tap will be over 80 handmade craft and import vendors, a lively kid zone, delectable international cuisine, and a variety of information booths to highlight the work of many local and regional non-profit organizations. 

 

Tickets are flying out the door, but, as of press time, both weekend passes and single day tickets are still available at local Humboldt and Mendocino County outlets and through the website at www.reggaeontheriver.com.  The single day ticket for either Saturday or Sunday is $55 in advance and the 2-day ticket offers a deep discount at $95 in advance for the full weekend experience.  Current MCC members receive a break on their tickets when purchased at the MCC office in Redway.  Other local outlets include The Works (Eureka), Missing Link and People’s Records (Arcata), Fortuna Music Mart, Redway Liquor, The Peg House (Leggett), It Takes Two To Tangle (Laytonville); Main Street Music, Mazahar, and Headroom (Willits); Ukiah Natural Foods, and Tangents (Ft. Bragg).  If available, tickets at the gate will be priced at $60 per day or $100 for the weekend pass.

 

Plenty of festival camping is also still available at Cook’s Valley Campground and reservations can be made via the camping link at www.reggaeontheriver.com or by going direct to www.cooksvalleycampground.com. 

 

A free festival shuttle will regularly service this campground, along Benbow Lake and Richardson Grove campgrounds and the towns of Redway and Garberville.  Shuttle stops will be clearly marked in all locations with the Redway stop  in front of the Majestic Center and the Garberville stop in front of the Chevron station.  Shuttle service starts at 9am each day and runs about twice an hour until 30 minutes after the close of the event each evening.  A limited amount of parking is available in Benbow, most of which is paid, so the shuttle is the primary way to access the event for local attendees and campers.

 

Visit www.reggaeontheriver.com for the daily schedules, performer bios, and music samplers plus further camping, parking, shuttle, and other pertinent festival information.  You can also call the new Reggae On The River® hotline at 707-881 ROTR for the latest updates.. 

 

 

 

The board of directors of CSR promotions cordially invites you to our first annual international reggae wine festival at the Rose Hall Golf course on Saturday, August 13; 2011.We will be having most of Jamaicans wine importers available to serve you the best wines from the wine producing countries. Your musical therapy will emanate from the vocal chords of John Holt, Tessanne Chin, Alaine and Romain Virgo. Along with this quartet of reggae vocalist you will be serenade by Jamaica premier all around band, Bare Essentials and Disc Jockeys Merritone Music and Senor Daley.

Surrounding Hotels will provide discounted prices for your pleasure. We look forward in sharing this annual event with your presence. For further information please log on to www.internationalreggaewinefestival.com.

 

The 5th Annual "MYSTIC GARDEN GATHERING OF THE TRIBES" is a 5 Day Event on 25 acres in beautiful Southern Oregon at Lake Selmac.  Theme Camps, Music, Visionary Art, Workshops, Yoga Camp and "A Day Out of Time” Webcast highlight this extraordinary event.  Musical artists “The Abyssinians, Charles Neville with Youssoupha Sidibe, Chris Berry, Fanna Fi-Allah” and many more grace the stage!  Speakers Joe Marshala, Samantha Sweetwater, Swami Beyondananda and many local luminaries ad to the Mystic-mix! 

 

Organizers have made “The Mystic Garden Gathering” an affordable event for all with 3-day camping passes starting at $100 and 5 day camping passes at $130.  Day passes available at the gate.

Tickets online at:  www.mysticgardengathering.eventbrite.com

 

Emerging out of the former “Mystic Garden Party” is the “Gathering.” A dozen visionary event organizers are onboard in support of this new “Mystic Garden Gathering of the Tribes.” Our mission is to showcase consciousness leaders of our larger community and offer an experience of  “evolutionary culture” in action at the theme camps.  Music and celebration till midnight on main stage and all night at the Casbah keep the vibes high.  This is a no alcohol event but one that supports “Creating Community and A Healthier Future for All.”

 

In this age of mass entertainment and disconnectedness,  Mystic organizers see a need for individuals to have a community building experience.  The theme camps are “edutainment”: both entertaining and educational!  As we shift from over-stimulating to inner-stimulating we create balance in ourselves and our community.  The camps feature cutting edge teachers of yoga, meditation, ecstatic dance, visionary art, sound healing, indigenous wisdom, ceremony, raw foods, healing arts, women’s empowerment, singing, druming, sufi dancing and children’s creative play.  This is an educational and engaging experience, infusing a pop culture with life-affirming information in a fun and creative fashion.

 

3 or 5 day camping passes are available to those who would like to immerse themselves in this evolutionary culture event.  Lake Selmac in Selma, Oregon is a popular vacation destination for many seeking relaxation and rejuvenation.  The 25 acre location provides shaded camping and sunny swimming sites.  Hot water showers are available to campers.  This in conjunction with all day events and music create the atmosphere of a village with many choices ranging from quiet walks to ecstatic dance.

 

High vibe music has always been a corner stone for all of the Mystic events and “The Gathering” will showcase musicians from many styles and locations.  Artists from around the world and locally bless the stage with uplifting and inspiring rhyme and sound.

 

Musical genius Chris Berry, a widely celebrated Mbira player, singer, percussionist, and songwriter, has sold over 1 million albums in Africa. Since his return to the United States, he has been playing main stage at some of the biggest festivals in the country, and collaborating with some of the most recognized musicians in many different genre’s from all over the world.

 

Music first touched the Grammy award winning Chris Berry as a teen living in the heart of Zimbabwe where he carefully learned the indigenous rhythms of Africa on the sacred Mbira   His ability to speak out against the tyranny of the Zimbabwean regime through the art of music won him overnight success across the country and in the World Music market, bringing his music around the globe.  The “Afro-pop Superstar” is  a multi-instrumentalist with grace on Mbira, the hand drum, as well as a gifted singer-songwriter whose voice is often compared to Sting.

 

Headliner Charles Neville’s experience on saxophone has included him in rhythm & blues, funk, jazz, be-bop, popular and even American Indian music. Always exposed to music in the Neville household, Charles started playing saxophone before he reached his teens. Charles, Art, Aaron and Cyril of the "Neville Brothers"  joined in New Orleans with their uncle Big Chief Jolly. There they recorded "Mardi Gras Indian Songs."   "The Wild Tchoupitoulas" band emerged with all brothers working together for the first time.  He also recorded and played with the American Indian group called Songcatchers. He formed his own group called Diversity, which features a mixture of jazz and classical musicians.  He will headline for "The Gathering" with Youssoupha Sidibe, a Grammy nominated Senegalese West African Kora (african harp) player.

 

More info & Early Bird Passes are available at www.mysticgardengathering.com

By Daily Mail Reporter

 

Reggae superstars UB40 are facing bankruptcy proceedings after a judge at Birmingham County Court gave the green light for liquidators to pursue the case.

 

A spokesperson for the five original members of the 80s band said they would fight the decision made by District Judge Richard Musgrave, after he gave tax officials permission to issue bankruptcy proceedings against them.

 

The men are facing claims involving royalty payments on the band's hits including Red Red Wine which date back more than 30 years.

 

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Mick Jagger introduced the world this week to his eclectic new supergroup, SuperHeavy, releasing its first single, "Miracle Worker."

The reggae track, influenced by The Rolling Stones singer's visit to Jamaica, marks the first cut from the group's upcoming self-titled album, set to drop September 20, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

 

Besides Jagger, SuperHeavy features the talents of Eurythmics guitarist and producer Dave Stewart, soul singer Joss Stone, film composer A.R. Rahman and reggae artist Damian Marley.

 

Group members told The Hollywood Reporter that the album will include influences from reggae, soul, Indian music and electronic sounds.

"As soon as we started playing together in the studio it gelled," Jagger told Gibson.com, "and all these different styles didn’t seem to be a problem to make them fit together... I hope people will like it.”

 

Stone told reporters that the group still has no touring plans, but if the album does well after its fall release, "we'll do some shows."

New Jamaican film Ghett’a Life has already copped two awards at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, and Tanya Stephens, ‘Lyrical Queen of Dancehall’ who wrote the title track for the soundtrack has just completed the video for the single.

According to a press release from Break Through Communications, reggae visionary, Tanya Stephens, has written an analytic and thought-provoking tune that closely matches the groundbreaking storyline of the film.

 

So let the rain fall, and let the wind blow, Cause after the rainfall must come a rainbow, I keep dreaming of a better life, cause me must get a life.

So reads the chorus of the tune, which echoes the essence of Ghett’a Life, an action drama which tells the story of overcoming obstacles despite social and economic pressures.

 

Tanya’s involvement in Ghett’a Life was fitting, the release said, as she has penned some of the most memorable and touching reggae tracks for her growing worldwide audience. The lyrics are compelling, loaded with vivid imagery and biting social commentary about aspects of Jamaican life. The narrative in Tanya’s tune is almost a mirror image of the social commentary of the film.

 

“The film takes you through the various elements of storytelling. It cleared up a lot of things for me about Jamaica and showed me that there is still hope for the industry and the people,” Tanya was quoted as saying.

 

The storyline of Ghett’a Life is set against the backdrop of Kingston’s inner-city, and explores one boy’s attempt to achieve boxing glory and overcome his economic barriers. His efforts are persistent despite the political divide that threatens to tear his community and country apart. His journey takes him on a path that will force him to defy his family and his community and the result will either destroy him or bring his community together.

 

Having seen a rough cut version of the film, Tanya praised its story line. She explains that the lyrics had to be tailor made to match the circumstances of the film, as well as to fit the confines of what is known as a properly written song.

 

“That part was a bit of a challenge. I wanted to make it so that it was not too synonymous with the movie, yet reflect the themes of the movie. This is the first time the name of a movie has appeared so many times in a track I’ve done, so I had to make extra effort with this one,” the release quoted her as saying.

 

The music video to the track was directed by award winning film director Chris Browne, who also directed the film. “Once we had a rough cut of the film in November last year Tanya came and saw it… The song is powerful; the lyrics and message became an anthem for the film, so it was important to us to do a video with Tanya which showcases not only her talent but also the entire concept of the film,” the release quoted Browne as saying.

 

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The island of Jamaica will be the backdrop for the 19th Annual Reggae Sumfest from July 17 - 23, in Jamaica’s resort capital, Montego Bay. Reggae Sumfest, is a week-long, world-renowned festival that honors reggae legends of the past while also featuring the sounds of today’s hip-hop and R&B superstars.

 

The Jamaica Tourist Board sponsors the event, which begins with an exciting beach party on July 17 at the Aquasol Beach Park, followed by three nights of electrifying live performances at Catherine Hall, starting July 21.

 

“Jamaica is the birthplace of reggae music with legendary artists such as Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff having paved the way,” said John Lynch, Jamaica’s Director of Tourism. “The Jamaica Tourist Board is a yearly sponsor of Reggae Sumfest because we feel it’s extremely important to encourage Jamaica’s musical arts as it’s intertwined with our culture. Reggae music has an identity with Jamaica. We will continue to provide a platform for reggae musicians, as well as popular performers from around the world.”

 

 

 

Opening Beach Party featuring Stone Love, Renaissance, DJ Nico and ZJ Ice at the Aquasol Beach Park.

 

 

Performances by reggae artists Beenie Man, Vybz Kartel, Mavado, Bounty Killer, Cecile, Spice, Kip Rich, Konshens, Khago, Tifa, Phood Kartel, Iya Blaze, Zamunda and I-Octane at Catherine Hall.

 

 

Featured performers include R. Kelly, Beres Hammond, Half Pint, Tanya Stephens, Christopher Martin, Richie Loops, Taddy P, Paul Elliott, and iBa Mahr.

 

 

 

The main event includes headlining superstar Nicki Minaj, and internationally acclaimed Jamaican music artists including Jah Cure, Wayne Wonder, Gyptian, Protoje, Cherine and Chalice.

 

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6th Annual Bayfront Reggae & World Music Festival

 

July 16 & 17, 2011

 

Bayfront Festival Park
5th Ave W and Railroad Street
Duluth, MN 55803
(218) 834-5037
www.bayfrontreggae.com
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Bayfront Reggae & World Music Festival is a tribute to world music and those artists who spread the message of love, hope and equality for all people across the globe.  International performers will entertain while you enjoy ethnic foods, beverages and a variety of artisans displaying their wares.  Bayfront Festival Park is located right by the waters of Lake Superior and serves as the premier location for musical events. Visit our website for the 2011 lineup, tickets, hotel accommodations, directions, and camping information.  Full concessions available; no coolers, cans, or bottles, please.

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Ziggy Marley, a five-time Grammy winner and reggae icon, has released his fourth studio solo album, Wild and Free,  on Tuff Gong Worldwide.  Recorded in Los Angeles and Jamaica, and co-produced with Grammy-winning producer Don Was (The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Elton John, George Clinton), the album hit #1 on the Billboard and iTunes Reggae Albums charts. 

 

From the album’s first single “Forward to Love,” fans will hear the evolution of Marley’s sound: Wild and Free affirms Marley as a master storyteller with an innate sense of soul.  The title track of the album, “Wild and Free,” features friend Woody Harrelson, "It" features Heavy D, and "Changes" features Ziggy's son Daniel Marley.

 

Ziggy is currently on tour in Europe and will return to the U.S. for more tour dates in the fall. See www.ziggymarley.com for an up to date performance calendar and purchasing information.

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Chromatics was born Richard Raj-Kumar on the 18th August, 1982 in the island of Trinidad.  Trinidad is known as the land of Carnival and Soca Music, Chromatics however felt more at home with the Hip Hop element.  Chromatics grew up with Heltah Skeltah, Jay-Z, Biggie Smalls and Rakim and with his cousins’ encouragement he began to write hip hop songs when he was twelve years old.  This led Chromatics down a long and arduous road that would mould his character and test his resolve.

 

Check Chromatics out at www.myspace.com/chromatics1 and be your own judge.

 

Bobby Tenna hails from Montego Bay, Jamaica, but now calls the San Francisco Bay Area home.  A rising roots Reggae artist, his inspiration is grounded in love and light. Tenna says it best, "Music from the heart is harmony to the soul."  And nothing could more perfectly describe his newest single, "Still Alive."

 

Thu, July 14 – Bellingham, WA – Wild Buffalo
Fri, July 15 – Portland, OR – Peter’s Room at The Roseland
Sat, July 16 – Garberville, CA – 27th Annual Reggae on the River
Sun, July 17 – Crystal Bay, NV – Cal Neva: Sinatra Showroom
Tue, July 19 – Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up
Wed, July 20 – Santa Barbara, CA – SOhO
Thu, July 21 – West Hollywood, CA – Roxy Theatre

Fri. Aug. 5th – Berkeley, CA – The Shattuck Down Low

Sat. Aug. 6th – Las Vegas, NV – The Silverton Hotel Poolside Party

Wed. Aug. 10th – Los Angeles, CA – The Dub Club

Thurs. Aug. 11th – San Jose, CA – Plaza de Cesar Chavez

Fri. Aug. 12th – Seattle, WA – The Motor Club

Sat. Aug 13th – Eugene, OR – The Northwest World Reggae Fest

8/13/11 Newport Waterfront Reggae Festival  Newport RI

8/25/11 Castle Hill Summer Series/Crane Estate Ipswich, MA
8/26/11 Iron Horse Music Hall   Northampton MA

 

7/16/11 The Guilded Otter   New Paltz NY

7/23/11 Reggae Fest   TBA NY

8/6/11 Sparks on the Ridge Festival  Wallkill NY

9/18/11 WPKN Live Radio Broadcast  Wallkill NY

9/24/11 Private Party   New Paltz NY

 

7/23 Black on the Scene Music Festival, Sao Paolo, Brazil

8/4 Knotty Pine, Victor, ID

8/6 Hodi’s Half Note, Fort Collins, CO

8/12 Ya Maka My Weekend, Rock Island, IL

8/13 South Bend Reggae Festival, South Bend, IN

JUNIOR TOOTS & THE 7th STREET BAND
July 16th (Sat) - The Santa Cruz Mountain Full Moon Festival - Los Gatos, CA**
For more info: www.JuniorToots.com

 

July 16, 2011 - Masontown, WV @ All Good Music Festival

Sept.30 - Oct.3, 2011 - Tampa to Cozumel on Rombello Cruise Ship

 

Sat July 30:DelMar Fairgrnds2260Jimmy Durante Blvd,Del Mar, CA     

Sun July 31:  Hollywood Bowl 2301 N. Highland Ave.Hollywood, CA 

Wed Aug 3: Mystic Theatre  23 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma, 94952

Thurs Aug 4: Ashkenaz 1317 San Pablo Ave. Berkley, CA

Fri Aug  5:  Gaia Festival Black Oak Ranch, Laytonville CA.

Sat Aug 6: Moes Alley. 1535 Commercial Way. Santa Cruz, CA

Sat Aug 13: Rastafest Toronto, Canada

Sun Aug 14:Midwest Reggae Festival Nelson, Ohio 

 

Sat. Sept 17 Trolley Stop - Dayton, OH 9:30P

Sat. Sept.24 Springfield Culture Fest - Springfield, OH

Fri. Oct 7 Xenia, OH - 1st Friday Celebration Xenia Courthouse Plaza - Corner of Main St. & Detroit St.5:30PM 

Sat. Nov. 19 Trolley Stop - Dayton, OH 9:30P

 

 

JAH MESSENGERS REGGAE BAND
JULY 30TH - CARIBBEAN FLAVOR - REGGAE SUN SLASH - 321 BABBITT RD. EUCLID OH. 44123 (9PM-230AM)
AUGUST 7TH - JAMAICA INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION - FREDRICK DOUGLAS PARK E.160TH MILES AVE. CLE. OH. (3PM-7PM)
AUGUST 13TH - MID WEST REGGAE FEST - NELSONS LEDGES GARRETTSVILLE OHIO (2PM-330PM) JAH BLESS...

 

THIRD WORLD BAND
July 29 8pm Le Garance Reggae Festival 2011 France
July 30 8pm New Morning Cafe 7 Rue Petites Ecuries, 75010 Paris, France

 

Thursday    07.14  Hamburg    TBD            Germany
Friday        07.15  Munich    Backstage        Germany
Saturday    07.16  Dortmund    Dietrich-Kuening-Haus     Germany
Sunday      07.17  Dour     Dour Festival        Belgium
Monday      07.18               
Tuesday     07.19  Torino         TBD    Italy
Wednesday 07.20  Roma        TBD    Italy

 

TAJ & ADOWA
July 15 : 2720 Cherokee : St. Louis, MO
July 16 : The Bridge : Colombia, MO
July 17 : Bayfront Reggae & World Music Festival : Duluth, MN
July 23 : Charlevoix Venetian Festival : Charlevoix, MI
August 12 : Iowa City Yacht Club : Iowa City, IA
August 14 : Mid West Reggae Fest : Nelson, OH
August 17 : Record Bar : Kansas City, MO
August 23 : Ketch 'Em Alive : Ketchum, ID

August 26 : Culture Works : Ashland, OR
August 27 : The Reef : Boise, ID
August 28 : River City Roots Festival : Missoula, MT

 

 

 

JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN
By Richie B, host – “HOT MIX” on Hot 102FM
 July 15 - 21, 2011
TOP 25 DANCE HALL SINGLES
TW LW    WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01  6  8 Summer Time – Vybz Kartel – Adidjaheim (1wk@#1) U-5
02  3 14 Star A Star – Flippa Mafia – TJ Records U-1
03  2 12 None A Dem – Shabba Ranks – Di Genius Record (1wk@#1) D-1
04  4 12 The Lyricist – Vybz Kartel – Head Concussion NM
05  1 11 Ready Fi Dem – Bounty Killer – Board House Records (1wk@#1) D-4
06  7 10 Run Di Place – Assassin aka Agent Sasco – Board House U-1
07 10  7 Nah Talk Too Long – Beenie Man – Seanizzle U-3
08    5 13 Pepper – Mavado – The Genius (2wks@#1) D-3
09 11  8 Wife a Wife – Lady Saw – TJ Records U-2
10 13  7 Fraid A Wi – Aidonia – Cash Flow U-3
11 14  5 Swaggin – Wayne Marshall, Future Fambo & Tifa – Washroom Ent. U-3
12  9 15 Talk How Mi Feel – Assassin – DJ Frass (2wks@#1) D-3
13  8 19 Now Yuh Si Me/Now U Don’t – Ovamars – Chimney Records (pp#4)
D-5
14 12 14 Rebel – Danielle feat Cherine Anderson – Taxi Records (pp#7) D-2
15 18  3 Hear Dem a Talk – Popcaan – TJ Records U-3
16 15 20 Star Boy – Mavado – Chimney Records (2wks@#1) D-1
17 16 18 Dancehall Hero – Vybz Kartel – CR203 Production (pp#2) D-1
18 21  3 Blood a Boil - Khago – TJ Records U-3
19 17 22 Look Pon We – Vybz Kartel & Russian – Head Concussion (2wks@#1) D-2
20 23  3 One Man Woman – Toya feat. Beenie Man – Downsound Records U-3
21` 20 21 Nuh Strange Face – Chan Dizzy – Head Concussion (pp#2) D-1
22 24  2 Cow Foot – Macka Diamond – Shadane Productions U-2
23  - New Go Go Club – Beenie Man – Mario C/MD Ent.
24  - New Delilah – Mavado – Mansion Records
25  - New Good Ole Wife – Wayne Marshall – Washroom Ent.

 

TOP 25 REGGAE SINGLES
TW LW    WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL
01  1 15 Times So Hard – Robert Sutherland – Nijeri Records (2wks@#1) NM
02  3 10 This Love is Over – Jah Dore – Heartcour Productions U-1
03  2 18 No Body Bag – Prophecy – Jah Alone Records (3wks@#1) D-1
04  6 15 Love Alone – Rox Wayne – Sajay Records U-2
05  4 14 Keep on Believing – Danglin – Whatage Music D-1
06 10  7 Missing You – Chris Demontague – Oceanic Tradewinds U-4
07     5 26 Lover's Holiday (Breakfast in Bed) – Colin Levy aka Iley Dread – Kings of Kings (2wks@#1) D-2
08  9 12 Sweet Jamaica – Mr. Vegas, Shaggy & Josey Wales – Clifford Ray Music U-1
09  7 13 Black Woman – Richie Spice – Penthouse D-2
10 14  7 Right Man Fi Yuh – Robert Minott – World Beat Music Group Inc/Kirkle Dove Records U-4
11    13  9 Orders – Kashu Man – Human Rights Production U-2
12 17  4 Man Down – Rihanna – Island Def JamMusic Group U-5
13 15  9 I Can’t Recall – Tony Rebel – Penthouse Records U-2
14  8 24 Yea Though I Walk – Vybz Kartel – Human Rights Production (2wks@#1) D-6
15 11 23 Lately – Lazah Current – Gorilla Music (pp#5) D-4
16 18  8 Shaka Zulu Pickney – Tarrus Riley – Bombrush Records U-2
17 20  5 A House Is Not A Home – Freddie McGregor – STEELIE & Clevie Productions U-3
18 19  6 Nature’s Calling – Sophia Squire – Tremor Modernize/Bredroc Music
U-1
19 21  4 Jah Army – Stephen Marley feat Jnr Gong & Buju Banton – Tuff Gong/Ghetto Youths/Universal Republic U-2
20    12 11 Sufferers Heights – Duane Stephenson – VP Records D-8
21    23  3 When I’m With You – Daville – Tads Records U-2
22 24  2 Natty Come Over – Sharon Tucker – Effective Music & Entertainment U-2
23 16 25 Taking You Home – Romain Virgo – Penthouse (1wk@#1) D-7
24    - New Distant Love – Crisopolis – RPR Music Productions
25  - New Seal the Link – Chino – Di Genius

 

Thursday-Sunday, July 14th-17th 2011

Grass Valley California

Thursday-Sunday, July 14th-17th 2011

Masontown

Friday-Sunday, July 15th-17th 2011

31171 Nordstemmen Rössing

Friday-Saturday, July 15th-16th 2011

Stora Frö, Mörbylånga

Öland

Friday-Sunday, July 15th-17th 2011

Burtenbach

Bavarian

Friday-Sunday, July 15th-17th 2011

Saginaw Oregon

Saturday-Sunday, July 16th-17th 2011

Duluth MN

Saturday-Sunday, July 16th-17th 2011

Los Gatos CA

Wednesday-Monday, July 20th-25th 2011

Selma Oregon

Thursday-Sunday, July 21st-24th 2011

Pula Istra

Croatia

Friday-Saturday, July 22nd-23rd 2011

Handzame West-Vlaanderen

Friday-Saturday, July 22nd-23rd 2011

Cabot Vermont

Saturday-Saturday, July 23rd-23rd 2011

Brampton Ontario

Saturday, July 23rd 2011

Sacramento Ca

Wednesday-Saturday, July 27th-30th 2011

Bagnols-sur-Cèze Gard

Wednesday-Sunday, July 27th-31st 2011

Monorierdo NO

Thursday-Sunday, July 28th-31st 2011

Squaw Valley CA

Friday-Saturday, July 29th-30th 2011

Gorzów Wielkopolski lubuskie

Friday-Sunday, July 29th-31st 2011

Monterey CA

Friday-Sunday, July 29th-31st 2011

Bellvue Colorado

Saturday-Saturday, July 30th-30th 2011

Wilmington Delaware

Sunday, July 31st 2011

Hollywood CA

Sunday, July 31st 2011

London

Tuesday, June 28th - Thursday, August 25th 2011

San Jose California

Thursday-Saturday, August 4th-6th 2011

Uppsala Uppland

Thursday-Saturday, August 4th-6th 2011

Gravina in Puglia Bari

Friday-Monday, August 5th-8th 2011

Asheville North Carolina

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