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The Pomona Valley Chinese School performed Nov. 7 at the Upland Music and Arts Festival. The approximately four-minute video is below:
The multi-platinum selling group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony (who finally have all five members with Layzie, Wish, Krayzie, Bizzy and Flesh) and friends will perform at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 17 at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario.
The group is probably best known for its song "Tha Crossroads" but they've had other hits including "Thuggish Ruggish Bone," "1st of tha Month," "I Tried," "Foe Tha Love of $" and many more. They are the only hip-hop act to have recorded with deceased hip-hop artists 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G. and Big Punisher while those artists were still alive.
Tickets for the show are $95, $65 and $45.
Below is the link to the Ontario arena details--there is no mention of who the "friends" are--and a video of "Tha Crossroads."
http://www.cbbankarena.com/default.asp?cbba=33&urlkeyword=event-detail&objId=594
The group is probably best known for its song "Tha Crossroads" but they've had other hits including "Thuggish Ruggish Bone," "1st of tha Month," "I Tried," "Foe Tha Love of $" and many more. They are the only hip-hop act to have recorded with deceased hip-hop artists 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G. and Big Punisher while those artists were still alive.
Tickets for the show are $95, $65 and $45.
Below is the link to the Ontario arena details--there is no mention of who the "friends" are--and a video of "Tha Crossroads."
http://www.cbbankarena.com/default.asp?cbba=33&urlkeyword=event-detail&objId=594
NOFX's brand of punk rock will travel with the Mad Caddies and Dead to Me at 9 p.m. Dec. 4 at the Fox Theater in Pomona.
| Show Starts: 9:00 pm |
| Doors open: 8:00 pm |
| Genre: Punk Rock |
| Room: Grand Hall |
| Ages: all ages |
| Pre-Sale Begins: 10/23 10:00AM |
| Pre-Sale Ends: 10/23 10:00PM |
| Use Password: KENTFTW |
| Tickets Onsale: October 24 @ 10 am |
| Ticket Price: $27 http://www.foxpomona.com/detail.php?id=93&type=Concert |
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Ludo with Meese,
Ha Ha Tonka,
Without a Face and doors open at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Glass House in Pomona.
Tickets are $12 adv / $14 dos
Info: http://www.myspace.com/ludorock or http://www.theglasshouse.us/v1/home.html
Tickets are $12 adv / $14 dos
Info: http://www.myspace.com/ludorock or http://www.theglasshouse.us/v1/home.html
Sublime actually pulled off a great performance judging from the fan response. Every song they performed from "Bad Fish" to "Santeria" to "Date Rape" became an instant applause getter.
New singer Rome Ramirez was able to channel his inner Bradley Nowell with drummer Bud Gaugh and bassist Eric Wilson and overcome a lot of doubts. Ramirez even thanked Brad and his family on stage despite the fact Nowell's family has threatened the band with a lawsuit for using the name Sublime.
Other acts like the comedy duo Cheech & Chong, hip-hop act Living Legends and DJ Mix Master Mike also put on strong crowd pleasing efforts.
The Cypress Hill Smokeout festival Friday was generally entertaining but there were a couple of just average performances.
The Geto Boys performed the Steve Miller Band version of "Gangster of Love" but Scarface did not show up at the venue. Willie D blamed the "authorities" but did not give specifics. The group's biggest response came for "Mind Playing Tricks on Me."
Cypress Hill's "Black Sunday" set was tremendous with high energy from all the members and a screen in the background that had images from the album or parts of movies playing on it.
The Goodie Mob were also great live but the fans interest in the group seemed to fall-off toward the end of the set. And yes, Cee-lo performed "Crazy" (which is NOT a Goodie Mob song) but I was more interested in "Soul Food" and "Cell Therapy."
It was also nice to see Del live with the Hieroglyphics as he performed "Clint Eastwood" from the Gorillaz album and freestyled for the audience while the other individual members like Casual performed hits like "That's When Ya Lost."
Alternative rockers Stone Temple Pilots will perform at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at the San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino near Highland. For more information on the group who has sold more than 35 million albums. Tickets are $70, $60 and $50. For more information on the show, go here: http://www.sanmanuel.com/page.htm?pageId=10964
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