On Display

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Royo at Coral Springs Museum of Art 

If you go to The Coral Springs Museum of Art you can catch their latest exhibit, Royo’s Ingrávidos.  Royo, a Spanish painter, defines his own work not by classifying it in terms of Modern or Classic, he can claim that he has carved his own place in the art world, somewhere among the classics yet decidedly of our time.  Born in Valencia, he is inspired by European masters ushc as Renior and Goya and makes his work imaginative and takes a deeper look at the human form, only with this show, makes them free from the constraints of gravity.  With an ethereal quality, these forms are in a state of perpetual flight, floating outward almost to catch themselves—yet not angels.  The Coral Springs Museum of Art is located at 2855 Coral Springs Dr in Coral Springs and can be located at www.csmart.org or by phone at 954-340-5000. 

Urban Affairs

Currently, at The Chelsea Galleria they have a show entitled Urban Affairs.  This exhibit contains photographs of four Cuban-American Miami artists, George Sanchez, Joseph Tomargo, Tom Lopez, and Arturo Cuenca, all of which explores the impact of urban growth on cities and their inhabitants.  The Chelsea Galleria is located at 2441 NW Second Avenue in Miami.  For further information, go to www.ChelseaGalleria.com or call them at 305-576-2950.

Cheryl Turner At Stonewall

Stop by The Stonewall Library and Archives to check out the latest exhibit.  The ArtsUnited Artist of the Month is Cheryl Turner.  Cheryl has been in many shows around town and has a unique vision on femininity and romantic vision of the Lesbian Bar Culture.  With such works centering on this and a few gays, she gives an almost Art Deco feel to Lesbianism, homosexuality, and transvestitism.  Cheryl’s work will be on display until October 31^st and the Stonewall Library is located at 1717 North Andrews Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. 

Peter Aymonin at Storks 

Right now, at Stork’s Bakery and Café in Wilton Manors, you can catch the latest exhibit by Peter Aymonin.  A second generation Floridian, this Miami native was encouraged by his maternal grandmother to explore his artistic side.  He graduated from the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design where he studied Architecture, Ceramics, Glass, Industrial Design, Jewelry, Light Metals, Photography, and Sculpture.  His current show reflects his exploration into society’s view on love, politics, and religion as they exist today and the possibility of what they might become.  He says, In my photography, I aspire to reveal the essence of my subject through a particular moment captured in time.  Storks Bakery and Café is located at 2505 NE 15^th Ave in Wilton Manors.

Alter Ego At Art Center South Florida

Come out and help celebrate the artists and the exhibition entitled Alter Ego.   The featured artists are:  Trisha Brookbank, Monica Hernandez, Eurydice, Barbara Rivera, Jen Stark, Agustina Woodgate, and David Zalben.  There will be a Public Reception beginning at 8pm at the ArtCenter/South Florida, which is located at 800 Lincoln Road at Meridian Avenue in Miami Beach.  For more information go to www.artcentersf.org and to RSVP call them at 305-674-8278 Ext. 10.  This exhibition will be on view through October 14^th. 

Shock Treatment 

At The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood you can catch their latest show entitled Shock Treatment.  This is a site-specific installation by Pepe Mar to be shown in the new Project Room as part of the Focus South Florida series.  This provides a new exhibition space for emerging regional talent.  This will run through October 14^th and for more information go to www.ArtandCutlureCenter.org or call them at 954-921-3274.  The Center is located at 1650 Harrison Street in Hollywood

Guillermo Trujillo 

Currently, at The Boca Raton Museum of Art in Mizner Park, you can find Panamanian  Master Guillermo Trujillo’s work on display.  Guillermo, born in 1927 in Horconcitos, has been a leading artist of their Modern Movement.  He always strives for a harmony between humans and nature and works towards a universal vision.  His work is on display until November 4^th.  For more information, go to www.bocamuseum.org. 

Garbstore

When you think of the latest fashions, you might not think that things are constructed to last, They just don’t make them like they used to… Well, now they do!  Introducing Garbstore, the second brand from former Burberry and Paul Smith design mule who also founded One True Saxon.  This mainstay of this line is their jackets which are created to look “historically new” by producing their items with vintage sewing machines, production techniques, and materials that they evoke the pos-war period in England when casual clothing became more formal.  This, being in response to the happy-go-lucky attitude they displayed during London’s bombing campaigns, show a range of jackets similar to Lettermans with lambswool to the stylish GPO mailman’s coat that proves that whether you’re a martini-swilling spy or coal-hoarding civil servant, the British are truly classy people.  For more information about this company go to http://www.hanon-shop.com/products/results/garbstore/collection/19/. 

25th Anniversary Party at Books & Books, Saturday, October 20, 7:00pm  

Famed bookstore Books & Books will extend out onto Argon Avenue with a stage that will feature ongoing live performances by many talented artists on Saturday, October 20^th beginning at 7pm.  These performers are not strangers to the Books & Books events and on hand will be Chef Bernie Matz and his New South Florida Cuisine.  Why not mingle amongst store friends, famous literary people in an environment perfect for this?  This party is free and open to the public and everyone is invited to sample the food, join in the champagne toasts, participate in discussions, and listen to some great live music all night long!  Books and Books is located at 265 Aragon Ave. in Coral Gables.  For more information, call them at 305-442-4408. 

The Bitch is Back!

Our Lady of Tellin’ it Straight Janice Dickenson, has a new book out entitled, Check Please:  Dating, Mating, & Extricating.  Within the pages of this quick-read and can’t-put-down, you will find any and all advice as far as what to do to get ready for a date, what things to do (and not allow) on a date, and how to end things if need be and say, Check Please!  I love her, it’s not big secret, and after looking over the book for about twenty minutes, I realized that I was ten minutes late for what I needed to do next!  You will take away the wisdom and advice of one of the most famous daters of all time.  Who else can say they’ve been with:  Roman Polansky (dreadful), Bruce Willis, Mick Jagger, as well as a host of many others and is currently with someone younger and doesn’t care if she doesn’t cook!  She had also given us some new terms, Cock Flocker—a gay man who will counter-act a Cock Blocker and enable you to do what you need to do to get what you want.  There are 47 Lessons under the headings of:  Dating, Advanced Dating Techniques, Mating, and Extricating.  This is excellent for those of you who need a big dose of reality and for those of us actually living the “Surreal Life” of dating.  This will help you The Janice Way.  What she wants to convey with this book is that no matter the situation, you need to be able to recognize the signs of bad dates (Roman Polansky) and, even if you have never been a waiter, be able to have the courage to say, Check Please and excuse yourself from the situation and be able to salvage your sanity. 

Andru John in Wynwood Art Walk, Saturday, October 13^th 

On Saturday, October 13^th, The Wynwood Art District will have their monthly 2^nd Saturday Art Walk and will feature many galleries and artists.  Be on the look out for Andru John at the 1^st & 21^st Studio Artists Co-Op which is located on 2045 NW 1^st Avenue in Miami.  For more information, call them at 305-469-2674.  The festivities commence at 6:30pm and will run until about 11pm and refreshments will be served at many of the venues. 

Tigertail’s Season Kick-Off Party, Thursday, October 11^th 

On Thursday, October 11^th, you can go to the Tigertail’s Season Kick-Off Event, you can go and help launch the 2007/2008 Season which will bring amazing Jazz, Blues, and groundbreaking  Dance from Argentina and New York, genre and gender-bending theatrics from Atlanta, multimedia musical performances from Haiti and Curacao, and poetry form Brazil.  For a complete listing of all the events for this season, go to http://tigertail.org/events.html or call them at 305-324-4337.  This party is free and open to the public and will be at The Albion Hotel at 1650 James Avenue at Lincoln Road in Miami Beach.  The party will have:  music, videos, special surprises and a preview of their upcoming season.  There will be complimentary wine and beer and a cash bar.  RSVP is not necessary—but capacity is limited! 

Bang Music Festival 2007, November 10^th & 11^th 

Tickets are now on sale for The Bang Music Festival 2007.  Taking place on November 10^th & 11^th, this will feature such groups as:  The Smashing Pumpkins, kanYe West, Riverboat Gamblers, The Bravery, Spoon, Explosions in the Sky, Automatic Loveletter and many more!  For a complete listing, tickets, or directions to the Bayfront Park Amphitheater in Miami, go to www.BangMusicFestival.com. 

Local Theatre Gigs

Urinetown, Through November 11^th 

Opening this week at The Actors Playhouse in Coral Gables, is Urinetown.  This three-time Tony Award winning Broadway musical revolves around a town suffering from a 20-year drought.  There are not any private toilets in this town and a corporation forces the citizen to pay to use the public amenities.  This leads our young hero into a revolution against the establishment.  The Actors Playhouse is located at The Miracle Theatre at 280 Miracle Mile in Coral Gables.  For more information about the play, tickets, or directions, go to www.actorsplayhouse.org or call them at 305-444-9293.

Don’t Cry for Me

On Thursday, October 18^th, The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts  is proud to host Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Evita.  This tells the timeless story of the rise of a dirt-poor girl to the most beloved icon of fashion and power in Argentina who changed a nation.  You will Cry for her…  Tickets start at $20 and can be purchased online at www.kravis.org or by phone at 561-832-7469.  

525,600 Minutes 

How do you measure a year?  Well, for those of you not familiar with this infamous song from a Tony Award winning show, Rent will be at The Carnival Center for the Performing Arts starting November 2^nd and running through November 4^th.  Tickets are on sale at www.carnivalcenter.org or www.broadwayacrossamerica.com or you can call 305-358-5885.  For more information about the show, go to www.siteforrent.com.  I prefer to Howl at the Moon….   Moooooooooo!

Eliza’s Back, December 18^th 

Starting December 18^th, Eliza Doolittle will take The Carnival Center for the Performing Arts center stage in her production of My Fair Lady.  This will run from December 18^th through December 23^rd and is part of Broadway Across America.  For tickets and more information, go to www.carnivalcenter.org or www.broadwayacrossamerica.com. 

Sweeney Todd, January 1^st 

Tickets are now on sale for the January 1^st performance of The Demon Barber of Fleet Street—Sweeney Todd.  This musical thriller will take you places you don’t want to go with catchy songs and amazing performances.  You can purchase tickets online at www.carnivalcenter.org or www.broadwayacrossamerica.com.  This show runs Janurary 1^st through January 6^th. 

Romeo & Juliet, October 10^th through 13^th 

Rising Action Theatre Has Some Men

Locally owned and recently housed Rising Action Theatre will have a Grand Opening on September 28^th for their latest production entitled Some Men.  This will be their first production their own space at 840 East Oakland Park Blvd in Fort Lauderdale.  The space, which can accommodate 100 seats, is the brainchild of troupe leader David Goldyn.  Some Men tells the story of a gay wedding  and will run through November 9^th.  For tickets or more information, contact them at 800-595-4849. 

South Park Meets Desperate Housewives 

The Great American Trailer Park Musical features a cast of saucy characters that spoof the lives and loves of Florida’s most “exclusive” trailer park community—Armadillo Acres.  With an appealing and sparkling score this musical runs the gamut from Country balladry to Pop, R&B, and Rock & Roll.  Some of the characters include:  Pippi who is a saucy stripper with a heart of gold, loony Duke, Norbert the toll booth collector, as well as Jeannie the agoraphobic.  The show begins on February 21^st and runs through February 24^th, 2008 and tickets are available online at http://www.browardcenter.org. 

Van Gogh At The Morgan 

Presently, at The Morgan Library and Museum, they have 19 letters that Vincent Van Gogh wrote to friends and family.  Painted with Words:  Vincent Van Gogh’s Letters to Emile Bernard has personal correspondence from Van Gogh in the final years of his life.  Alongside them are the sketches and paintings they describe—drawn from a dozen museums around the world and the letters have been literally and unabashedly translated from the French.  When Van Gogh says f---ing, we say f----ing.—Curator Jennifer Tonkovich.  Also within the letters are also the pigments he planned on using on the paintings.  Sadly, he ended his life only two years later in July 1890 after shooting himself in the chest.  Did you know that he only sold one painting in his lifetime?  This exhibit will run through January 6^th at The Morgan Library and Museum, which is located at 226 Madison Avenue at 36^th Street.  For more information go to www.morganlibrary.org or call them at 212-685-0008. 

Margaret Cho 

Currently, at The Zipper Factory in New York City, the infamous and notorious Margaret Cho has an off-Broadway burlesque-style variety show entitled The Sensuous Woman.  She recently admitted that “…during one belly dance gig at a Middle Eastern restaurant, my bra came undone in the beginning and I had such good posture it stayed up the whole time.  My dancer friends were so impressed!”  The Zipper Factory is located at 336 W 37th St in New York and can be found at www.thezipperfactory.com or by phone at (212) 695-4600. 

Cielito Lindo Dos Mexican Restaurant & Cantina 

You know those treasures as far as eating and drinking establishments that some locals only want to keep secret and not share?  Well, I’m about the blow the whistle on this place…Cielito Lindo Dos in Lighthouse Point is one of the most amazing Mexican restaurants in Southern Florida.  Owned and personally operated by the Breitman family, CLD is truly a Family Restaurant.   

Cielito Lindo Dos is great on the Price-to-Quanity Ratio with heaping portions that will make you scream Doggy Bag Please!  What I did not realize and was spoiled after having it there years ago, there is a special sauce only offered by the Argentinians—Chimichurri Sauce.  This is nectar of gods as far as I am concerned and consists of:  oil, basil, garlic, and pine nuts (I think) and is pureed into a sauce and I actually dream of it.  With the meal that I ordered, I received:  a skirt steak exactly how I wanted it, rice that did not taste like Mall Chinese Food rice and had flavor, and a cheese enchilada—all for about $14.   

However, another one of their specialties are their margaritas which are out of this world and Old World tasting.  I had a margarita that was made with Gran Gala (orange liqueur) and was delightful hours later.  During their Happy Hour they feature half-priced margaritas, well drinks, and domestic beers and did I forget to mention that every Wednesday Mariachis perform! 

Cielito Lindo Dos is located at 4480 N Federal Highway in Lighthouse Point.  No reservations are required for most parties—but if going with 20 people, call them at 954-941-8226.  Oh, when I say that this is truly a family restaurant, if a black and curly haired woman greets and then seats you, feel free to call her Mom—I do! 

Inmod 

Have you ever thought, Gee, if I could just design my own bedding my room would be complete?  Well, with the help of Inmod, a wonderful website, you can literally, design your own bedding!   

You begin by selecting a fabric (cotton, linen, silk dupioni, or silk taffeta), then pick a hand-embroidered patter (abstract, floral, illustrations) and then finally, chose a base color of the duvet and shams and then the color of each detail of the design.  You will finish up by selecting the duvet size (Queen, Super Queen, King, or Super King) and shams (Standard, Euro, or King).  That’s it!  You can view the virtual product at every step of the way and even place it in a customizable virtual room so you can ensure only harmonious elements make it into your room.  For more information and to take a tour, go to www.inmod.com. 

New Orleans WWII Museum 

Currently, at The World War II Museum of New Orleans,  they have a show entitled, Incredible Victory:  The Battle at Midway that describes the infamous battle between the Imperial Japanese and United States Navy.  See, after the battle at Pearl Harbor, we barely had time to recoup from our losses and be strong enough to withstand another attack, and were drawn out the remains of our Pacific Fleet and have a Final Engagement.  This was intended to be an easy victory for the Japanese but ended up being an incredible win for us.  The exhibit will examine this battle with artifacts, images, and personal accounts from participants.   

The museum was dedicated in 2000 as The National D-Day Museum and is now designated by Congress as the country’s official World War II Museum.  With remarkable attractions it illuminated the American experience during this era with moving personal stories, historic artifacts, and powerful interactive displays and brings to life the teamwork, optimism, courage, and sacrifice of everyone who won the war and changed the war.  For more information about this museum, go to www.nationalww2museum.org. 

Absolut New Orleans 

Right now, in reaction to the crisis’s in New Orleans, Swedish Vodka Absolute, known for clean, crisp advertising and making the most simplest ideas into print advertising, has come up with something that actually helps people.  Introducing Absolut New Orleans.  This is a Special Edition Mango Black Pepper vodka with sweet top notes has a seductive spiciness that will enthrall the drinker.  The best part is that 100% of the proceeds will go directly to local charities that are rebuilding and helping house the displaced residents of New Orleans and the surrounding areas.  It is estimated that $2M will be raised and two of the charities involved are:  New Orleans Habitat for Humanity and The Louisiana Restaurant Association which helps out and rebuild the nightlife scenes.  For more information go to www.absolut.com. 

Euro Cloths 

What if a sponge and paper towel had a love affair?  Well, the result would be Euro Cloths, which are perfect for kitchen and bathroom surfaces like a paper towel and absorbent like a sponge.  The best part—they’re dishwasher safe!  For only $4 you can get a three-pack in either green, blue, or yellow, and they are great for everything from spills to full kitchen cleanup all pretty and help the environment by replacing the need, somewhat, for paper towels!.  For more information go to www.peacefulcompany.com. 

Just in Time for Halloween!

If you were looking for a reason to catch Ryan Adams on tour, the quality of this show, recorded last month in Paris, should be more than enough. Adams is at his best here pulling material mainly from Easy Tiger, and the 2005 triple threat that was the albums Cold Roses, Jacksonville City Nights, and 29.  This latest song, titled, Halloween Head has a really cool video if you have a sense of humor and/or are on something.  Check it out here at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd-Z1zjlf8g. 

Kermit Lynch at Wolfe’s Wine Shoppe, Friday, October 12^th 7pm 

The Grape Escape 4, Wednesday, October 24^th 

On Wednesday, October 24^th, The Mack Mixer will present its Fourth Annual Grape Escape Wine Tasting.  This will take place at The Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale and tickets are $40 in advance or $55 at the door.  A portion of the proceeds will benefit The Broward House.  For more information or to purchase tickets go to www.mackmixer.com.  The Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale is located at 1 East Las Olas Blvd in Fort Lauderdale.  

Queer Riot, October 13^th

Edison Farrow of South Beach Social Group is proud to announce the arrival of a night of comedy now called Queer Riot on Saturday, October 13^th.  This show will have funnyman Bruce Vilanch, the hysterical Judy Tenuta, and Drag sensation The Lady Bunny taking The Guzman Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets will be onsale starting September 8^th at www.ticketmaster.com at 10am.  For more information about Lady Bunny, go to www.ladybunny.net or Judy Tenuta at www.judytenuta.com.   

Sinbad, Thursday, October 11^th

On Thursday, October 11^th, famed funnyman Sinbad will take the Dreyfoos Hall stage at The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.  If you haven’t heard of him before, this man doesn’t tell jokes—instead he roams the stage telling real-life neighborhood stories that poke holes in our foibles and lifestyles.  For tickets and more information go to www.kravis.org or call 561-832-7469.  Tickets start at $20 so get them now!

Sarah Silverman, October 28^th 

The ever offending and especially crude Sarah Silverman will take The Fillmore stage at The Jackie Gleason Theater on October 28^th.  If you are a fan of her show The Sara Silverman Project, her stand up Jesus Is Magic, or just her ranking on Brittany Spear’s parental skills (oops—is she a fortuneteller?) at the VMA’s this year, you will love her in person.  Think about it, who else but Sarah can have a One Night Stand with Black God and then turn around and try to give him the wrong number and think she can get away with it?  Tickets and more information is available at www.ticketmaster.com

Sweet Dreams, October 31^st 

For one night only, the legendary songbird Annie Lenox will take The Ziff Ballet Opera House stage of The Carnival Center for the Performing Arts on October 31^st at 7:30pm.  She will have Special Guest Carina Round and will be featuring not only her classics but songs off her latest album Songs of Mass Destruction.  Tickets are available at the Box Office or online at www.carnivalcenter.org or by phone at 305-949-6722. 

Queen of the Goth Children, October 23^rd

The undisputed Queen of the Goth Kids Amy Lee who is the lead singer of Evanescence will take center stage at The Bank United Center on October 23^rd at 7:30pm.  Let me just tell you, as a person that went to their last concert, the most amazing part of the entire show was her, alone on stage, with the piano.  This show should not be missed!  For tickets, go to www.ticketmaster.com or by phone at 305-358-5885 or 954-523-3309.  For more information about Evanescence, go to www.evanescence.com or www.evfanclub.com.   

James Blood Ulmer, Saturday, October 20^th 

On Saturday, October 20^th, for one night only, you can catch the Jazz & Blues Legend James Blood Ulmer at The Colony Theatre.  Hailed by The Village Voice as “…the missing link between Jimi Hendrix and Wes Montgomery on one hand, between P-Funk and Mississippi Fred McDowell on the other.”  James, along with his electrifying trio that includes Mark Peterson and Aubrey Dayle, will open Tigertail’s season with this rare performance.  Having played with pioneering Jazz great Ornette Coleman, The Bonnaroo Music Festival, he will certainly mix it up with raw power of The Blues, R&B, and funk to create an indelible and unique sound.  To check out video clips and hear an NPR interview with James, go to http://tigertail.org/events_ulmer_p2.html.   The Colony Theatre is located at 1040 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, Tickets start at $35 for General Admission, $25 for Seniors/Students with I.D., and $50 VIP ticket gets you the best seats and priority entrance.  To secure Online Tickets and more information at http://tigertail.org/home.html or by phone 305 545 8546. 

Kelly’s Back, November 29^th

I guess things have been smoothed out between American Idol Kelly Clarkson and her management team because now they have announced the November 29^th concert date.  Starting at 7:30pm you can catch Kelly in all her glory at the Mizner Park Amphitheater in Boca Raton.  She will feature Special Guest Jon McLaughlin and will be singing off her latest album My December as well as her other two albums to bring you to your feet and scream Never Again!!!!!  For more information go to www.kellyclarkson.com.   

Tegan & Sara, November 13^th  

On November 13^th, the Lesbian twin duo Tegan & Sara will take to the stage at Fort Lauderdale’s very own The Culture Room. For those who do not know, The Culture Room is located in the plaza that is in the Southwest corner or Oakland Park Blvd and US1/Federal Highway that has Fernanda’s.  I definitely suggest going with a friend or three, and if you want, you can always email me! 

Havana Abierta, October 27^th

On Saturday, October 27^th, the Miami-Dade County Auditorium will be the setting of the return of Habana Abierta.  Tickets are now on sale for their 8pm performance and tickets are available online at www.ticketmaster.com an start at $34.  For further information call 305-358-5885.

Mrs. & Mr. Lopez, November 2^nd & 3^rd  

Isn’t it wonderful when one person is a star and the other is a star (but not SOOO big) and the big one helps out the little one?  Well, after marrying, then acting, and singing, dynamic Latin duo Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony will be on tour together!  Jennifer has a new album coming out and the foirst song below. On November 2^nd and 3^rd, the couple will take the stage at The American Airlines Arena at 8pm and sing her—I mean their songs.  Tickets can be found at www.ticketmaster.com. 

Maná, Friday, October 12^th 

On Friday, October 12^th, Maná will take the stage at The American Airlines Arena in their Amar Es Combatir World Tour.  Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.com or by phone at 305-358-5885. 

Celtic Woman, October 18^th 

On Thursday, October 18^th, one of my favorite female groups, Celtic Woman will take the American Airlines Arena stage for a One Night Only concert not to be missed.  Click here to read my review of their March 2006 visit to The Broward Center. Tickets are on sale at www.ticketmaster.com or the Box Office at 786-777-1250. 

Anúna, November 28^th 

The Parker Playhouse is proud to announce their latest production of the singing troupe Anúna in their latest show entitled Celtic Origins.  This show promises to be both magical, mystical, as well as emotional and will bridge the gap between Classical, Pop, and World Music.  Known as the original vocal group for Riverdance, Anúna have  performed ethereal harmonies with the likes of:  Sting, Elvis Costello, and The Chieftains.  For tickets or more information, go to www.parkerplayhouse.com or call them at 954-462-0222. 

Tori Amos, Wednesday, November 21^st

On Wednesday, November 21^st, famed singer and influencer of lives Tori Amos will take the Kravis Center’s Dreyfoos Hall stage at 8pm.  Tickets are available at all Ticketmaster locations and online at www.ticketmaster.com.  For more information about the concert go to www.fantasma.com, www.kravis.org, or www.toriamos.com.  If you get the chance, ask Daisy Deadpetals how she got her name!

The Neville Brothers, October 11^th

The infamous group of the 80’s who gave us great hits such as Lady in Red will take the stage at Hard Rock Live on October 11^th.  They will be singing other favorites as well as tracks off their latest album Walkin’ in The Shadow of Life—which is in stores now! Tickets are now on sale at the Box Office or at www.hardrocklive.com  

Twelve Girls Band, October 16^th 

On October 16^th, the Asian sensation sweeping the world, Twelve Girl Band, will take center stage at The Broward Center for the Performing Arts.  Recently named International Artist of the Year, they have crafted a unique niche in world music playing such songs as:  Coldplay, Enya, Dve Rbrubeck, as well as others on classic Chinese instruments!  For tickets and further information, go to www.browardcenter.org or call their Box Office at 954-462-0222.