Frank DiGiacomo
Executive Editor, Investigation Enterprise at Billboard
Executive Editor, Enterprise Reporting, Author, 'Paper of Wreckage,' and oral history of the New York Post.
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3 weeks ago |
billboard.com | Frank DiGiacomo
After a 28-city international leg that included London’s O2 and Dublin’s 3Arena, stand-up comedian, actor and writer Shane Gillis announced the extension of his Shane Gillis Live tour to 10 additional U.S. cities on Tuesday (May 13).
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Frank DiGiacomo
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysAfter a 28-city international leg that included London’s O2 and Dublin’s 3Arena, stand-up comedian, actor and writer Shane Gillis announced the extension of his Shane Gillis Live tour to 10 additional U.S. cities on Tuesday (May 13).
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1 month ago |
billboard.com | Frank DiGiacomo
Blondshell, the stage name of Sabrina Teitelbaum, says she named her second album, If You Asked for a Picture, after a line from Mary Oliver’s poem, Dogfish, because it’s “about the idea of how much of yourself do you share with other people.” Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news “Not in the sense of I’m a musician putting out an album and how much do I share with my listeners,” she explains. “It’s, if I’m talking to you person-to-person, and we’re...
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1 month ago |
billboard.com | Frank DiGiacomo
Indie rock shows are often the province of, as LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy said in the band’s “Tonite,” “the hobbled veteran of the disc shop inquisition” — the graying, largely male species of armchair critics who listen to Sirius XMU and love to lord their music discoveries over those less informed. Not so with Car Seat Headrest: The Seattle-based band’s concerts attract a fascinating cross-section of fans.
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1 month ago |
billboard.com | Frank DiGiacomo
BRONCHO’s frontman, guitarist and primary songwriter Ryan Lindsey is walking around a room in his new Tulsa, Oklahoma home with a yardstick over his shoulder while somehow conducting a Zoom interview.
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