The concert will take place at Mohegan Sun Arena on Jan. 19, and will feature 10 different acts including Chubby Checker & The Wildcats, Gary U.S. Bonds, Jay Siegel's Tokens and Peggy March.

Recorded live on Oct. 25, 2024, this concert highlights the talents and dedication of these gifted performers. - And now it is my distinct privilege to introduce the 2024 WSMA High School State ...

The 2024 WSMA High School State Honors Treble Choir and their distinguished ... And getting them to choir concerts and to organize them and to support them to come to an event like this.

The spot, by Wieden+Kennedy, features New York Knicks players Josh Hart ... the sports brand is bringing back the Wu-Tang Clan Dunk, which features the original "Killa Beez" color scheme.

Rodgers, the director of the Cantamus and Lyrica vocal ensembles at Iowa State University, was just the person to make that happen. The concert, “Regular Folk Giving Light,” will be held at 4: ...

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Nike and Wu-Tang Clan have collaborated to release the new Nike x Wu-Tang Clan Dunk sneaker. The sneaker's design features a pollen-yellow and black colorway and silhouette that echoes a previous ...

The three of them are part of an ad that promotes the sports brand's collaboration with the hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan. Nike will ... not quite good enough, as New York was routed by 23 (132-109).

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The Wu-Tang Clan Nike Dunk was not meant for public consumption. For most of the shoe’s life, the RZA, the producer and leader behind the seminal New York rap group, was fine keeping it that way.