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To: JakeStraw who wrote (35545)	1/19/2005 8:05:06 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49844

Dave Matthews Band, Krauss Making Bonnaroo Bows story.news.yahoo.com LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Dave Matthews Band and bluegrass combo Alison Krauss + Union Station will make their first appearances at the fourth annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, set to take place south of Nashville on June 10-12, organizers said on Wednesday. Also making their Bonnaroo debuts are rock bands Modest Mouse and the Mars Volta, and young British soul singer Joss Stone. Acts returning to Bonnaroo include Widespread Panic, the Allman Brothers Band, Jack Johnson (news), Gov't Mule, Yonder Mountain String Band, STS9, Keller Williams (news), and Bela Fleck. In all, Bonnaroo will feature more than 60 artists, with further announcements due in coming weeks, a statement said. As with previous sold-out editions, Bonnaroo will host 90,000 fans on a 700-acre rural site in Manchester, TN., about 60 miles south of Nashville. Last year's event, featuring the Dead, Dave Matthews and Friends, Trey Anastasio (news) and Bob Dylan (news), was the second-highest-grossing concert of 2004 with sales of $14.5 million, according to Billboard magazine. Tickets go on sale Saturday through bonnaroo.com. Reuters/VNU

To: JakeStraw who wrote (35545)	1/19/2005 8:06:07 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49844

Chuck Berry Plays Sold Out Show in Prague story.news.yahoo.com PRAGUE, Czech Republic - Rock 'n' roll pioneer Chuck Berry (news) enjoyed a sold-out show in what was billed as his first appearance in the Czech capital. "Czech me out," Berry told thousands of fans Sunday night in the Lucerna Palace in downtown Prague. Berry charmed the crowd, which included President Vaclav Klaus, with his hits including "Maybellene" and "Johnny B. Goode" and glimpses of his famous duck walk. "He may be 78, but what an entertainer," Klaus said after the concert. Czech fans have waited a long time to see authentic rock 'n' roll stars such as Berry, whose music wasn't appreciated by the communist authorities before the 1989 Velvet Revolution. ___ On the Net: chuckberry.com