Tina Turner still rocks the house
- 10/02/2008 04:19 AM CDT
This is a nice coincidence: Tina Turner returns to the world of live music in a year when gender and women’s stature have become part of the national conversation.
Tina Turner’s second Sprint Center show in eight days was a lot like the first: a two-hour music/dance extravaganza punctuated with fits of reverence and joy.
This is a nice coincidence: Tina Turner returns to the world of live music in a year when gender and women’s stature have become part of the national conversation.
On Wednesday night, Tina Turner opens her North American tour at the Sprint Center. If you’re going to the show and it’s your first at the Sprint Center, be warned: Fans have complained about the acoustics.
Maroon 5, one of the most commercially successful bands of this millennium, create perfect pop music. However, before more than 7,000 fans at Starlight Theatre on Friday, the band demonstrated that its frothy concoctions don’t translate well to the concert stage.
The Eagles are coming to the Sprint Center on Nov. 9, a Sunday. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 29. Presale news will be forthcoming.
Ten years ago this spring, the final episode of “Seinfeld” aired on NBC after nine seasons and 180 episodes.
After a quick trip back to his hometown of Blue Springs last weekend, “American Idol” winner David Cook is back in Los Angeles, where he started work this week on his first post-‘Idol” album. He talked with us on Wednesday about that record, his hometown and other “Idol”-related issues.