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Inland Northwest Opera announces 2022 season

UPDATED: Thu., May 19, 2022

Starting this summer, Inland Northwest Opera will tour the Inland Northwest offering free performances of “Carmen and the Bull.” Arranged by Elise LaBarge and the Union Avenue Opera Education Ensemble, this children’s opera weaves a beloved story together with music from Georges Bizet's “Carmen.”
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Review: Just the facts in ‘The Lifespan of a Fact’ at Civic Theatre?

UPDATED: Thu., May 19, 2022

Based on a true story, the play follows Jim Fingal (Nicholas Griep), a recent graduate who has just landed an internship fact-checking articles for “one of the best magazines in the country.” On day one, his editor, Emily Penrose (Deborah Marlowe), hands him a potentially groundbreaking article.
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Elle King to perform at 2022 Spokane County Interstate Fair

UPDATED: Tue., May 17, 2022

Singer Elle King is the biological daughter of comic and actor Rob Schneider, but she doesn't share much with the veteran humorist. The soulful King, who possesses a sexy and raspy voice, doesn't sound like anybody else on the circuit. That's part of what makes King so refreshing.
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Ukraine band makes plea for Mariupol at Eurovision

UPDATED: Sun., May 15, 2022

TURIN, Italy — Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra won the Eurovision Song Contest in the early hours of Sunday in a clear show of popular support for the war-ravaged nation that went beyond music. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed the victory, Ukraine’s third since its 2003 Eurovision debut.
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At 80, Bob Dylan finally gets a museum

TULSA, Okla. – True to form, Bob Dylan was nowhere to be found as a construction crew put the finishing touches on his museum this month. The smell of fresh lumber lingered in the air, the fire marshal was checking emergency sprinklers, and workers were setting up a jukebox with Dylan’s greatest hits.
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Hip-hop isn’t just what MC Lyte does – it’s who she is

UPDATED: Sun., May 15, 2022

MC Lyte is tired. You can hear it in her voice, the same smooth alto that made the rapper a hip-hop legend. It's the end of a long day of interviews, sound checks – general boss behavior – and the 51-year-old could use some vocal rest. She's not getting it, though. Because even as she sends a text, she'd rather talk than type.
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It’s a family affair and career for Seattle DJs Gem & Tauri

UPDATED: Sun., May 15, 2022

The Electric Daisy Carnival is at Las Vegas Motor Speedway next weekend (Friday through Sunday) – I covered it as a journalist in its first year in Sin City in 2011 and then the next six consecutive years. It’s one of my favorite music events on Earth, and one of the reasons is the opportunity for discovery.
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A Day to Remember to kick off The Podium’s new music venue on Oct. 14

UPDATED: Fri., May 13, 2022

It's apt that A Day to Remember will christen The Podium, the next Spokane concert venue, on Oct. 14. There's no doubt the concert will be a day to remember as The Podium fills a void in local entertainment since it's a 4,200-capacity venue with a maximum of 2,200 flexing floor capacity and 2,000 seats in the grandstand.
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