Coldplay highlighted their Beacon Theatre concert in New York City on Monday with a special dedication to grieving Rolling Stones' lead singer Mick Jagger that is still mourning pursuing the death of longtime girlfriend, L'Wren Scott. According with a report by Billboard on Tuesday, the four-member band dedicated its slow tempo tune 'Fix You' to Jagger as a symbol of encouragement.
This special DVD will even include eight Ghost Stories-era music videos for fans' viewing pleasure. Alternative live takes of 'Always In My Head' and 'Oceans' also appear on the film. The Ghost Stories live album includes audio recordings in the group's performances in London, Sydney, Paris, Cologne, New York and Los Angeles from earlier this year.
The show's set-list includes 'Hurts Like Heaven,' 'In My Place,' 'Major Minus,' 'Yellow,' 'Violet Hill,' 'God Put a Smile upon Your Face,' 'Princess of China,' 'Up in Flames,' 'Viva la Vida,' 'Charlie Brown,' 'Paradise,' 'Us Against the World,' 'Clocks,' 'Fix You,' 'Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall' not to mention 'Mylo Xyloto.'
Of course, we had next; WSJ revealed the request wasn't appreciated with the artists. The way all this works with the NFL is musical acts never receive any monetary compensation through the league to complete at halftime. Instead, these are paid in publicity. In return, artists think about this possiblity to take advantage of the incredible widespread exposure. Many musicians like Beyonc?? and Bruno Mars had announced their tours after performing on the Superbowl in order to experience a spike in ticket sales.
Rock 'n' Roll obtained inside the early-to-mid 1950s inside the United States of America. African-American artists including Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Bo Diddley and Fats Domino played predominantly to African American crowds. While these key early rockers were indisposed to racism, local authorities and dance halls were quite definitely divided upon racial lines. Elvis Presley and Bill Haley and also the Comets, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper, Jerry Lee Lewis and Johnny Cash often toured and played together in dance halls and clubs over the US and Britain.
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