Got any?
If so, be sure to vote for 'em at The Advocate's 40th Anniversary Heroes poll. Forty GLBT faces will be selected for the anniv. issue.
Some folks on the list:
Elton John, Ian McKellen, Harvey Milk, and former OC boy, the Rev. Mel White.
Question: Do you like old dudes?Question numero dos: Do you like pianos?Question the third: Do you like old dudes that play the piano?If you answered "yes" to at least a couple of those, oh boy are you in luck! The national "Billy Joel and Elton John Face 2 Face Tour" is coming to the Honda Center in Anaheim on March 28, and tickets--$54.50-$180--go on sale 10 a.m. Monday (Dec. 8). It's called "Face 2 Face" tour not because it has anything to do with the punk band, but because the show starts ou
A second Anaheim date for Billy Joel and Elton John's "Face 2 Face" tour might sound crazy. And you may be right. It may be crazy. But a second date may be just what you're looking for. But don't worry, it's not going to be a long, long time: March 30, two days after the original, now sold-out date. Tickets are $54.50-$180, and on sale Monday, Dec. 15 at 10 a.m. And I'm gonna be hiiiiiigh as a kite by then.
The Airborne Toxic Event, Henry Clay People, Rademacher; 3/27 7p.m.Three rad bands, one rockin' Friday evening.The Glass House, 200 W. Second St., Pomona, CA; 909-629-0377Billy Joel; Elton John, 3/28 7:30p.m.Reuniting for the most successful concert pairing in pop history, the
two music icons share the Honda Center stage during their "Face 2 Face"
North American tour.Honda Center, 2695 E. Katella Ave., Anaheim, CA; 714-704-2400Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band, 3/29 6p.m.As Sam McPheeters desc
For swarms of aging pop fans with cash to burn, tonight is a pretty big deal. We are just hours away from the second night of the Face 2 Face tour starring mega stars and all around good pals (indicated by the cute picture to the left) Elton John and Billy Joel. For those of you lucky enough to get a second shot at this sold out tour, you probably don't even care that it's on a Monday night. Besides, who needs to be fully awake and coherent at work on a Tuesday anyway? But you have to wonder if
Two decidedly different shows went down last night in our county, and we were at 'em both. Sir Elton John and Billy Joel went "Face 2 Face" at the Honda Center in Anaheim, and Beth Stirnaman was there to photographically receive the runoff of their ivory-tickling glory. (That sounded sort of gross. I apologize.) Also, Andrew Youssef shot the last night of Aushua's Monday night Detroit Bar residency; he also grabbed some pics of opening acts Local Native and Living Suns. Those are here! And it's
BritWeek sounds smashing. It naturally makes one think about all the
local reminders of Great Britain. Never having been to England (something that's scheduled to
change very soon), these evoke memories of that jolly old
land.1. Westminster.
There's a city by that name sandwiched between Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valley, Garden Grove and Seal Beach. Strange but true: there's
one in England, too. Someone named Abbie lives there.2. The other Olde Ship.
The
British owned and operated Santa Ana pub
So, obviously, the fact that there even is a new Alice in Chains album is weird enough by itself. We all (probably) remember the rather disturbing details of Layne Staley's 2002 death--how he only weighed 86 pounds at the time he was discovered, which was two weeks after he actually died. (Yeesh.) But, even without their lead singer, the iconic grunge band still reformed in 2005, and are now ready to release their first album in 14 years, Black Gives Way to Blue, with new lead vocalist Willia
A-Rod or A-Hole?Since it's now obvious there will be no freeway series (hey, Angels and Dodgers, here's an idea: bring your bats next time), the time has come to move beyond the brutal losses suffered by our soon-to-be-exiting home teams and concentrate on the really important stuff.
Like, which city is filled with more assholes, Philadelphia or New York?
Hey, it's an important consideration to remember while you avoid the pain that will come from watching the Phillies and Yan