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The article focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Moscow to meet President Vladimir Putin, emphasizing India's commitment to maintaining its diplomatic ties with Russia despite Western isolation over Ukraine, with a focus on strengthening their strategic partnership.

The article considered that Hong Kong authorities investigate why a large, heavy video screen fell from the ceiling during a concert by a popular boy band at a government-run venue, injuring two dancers.

The article focuses on The Wiggles, a preschool musical band.

Reports that band Cream, which disbanded in 1968, has announced a series of reunion shows on May 2, 3, 5 and 6, 2005 to the Royal Albert Hall in London, England.

Features the concert of the band, Zen Tricksters, at the TriBeCa Rock Club in New York City.

Features the music album "Set Yourself on Fire," from the band Stars. Songs included in the album; Record-company that released the album; Other albums of the band.

Reports that saxophonist and composer Paul Winter lives in a farm in Litchfield, Connecticut. Room filled with Balinese gongs, wind chimes, and percussion instruments; Efforts to mimic the sounds of animals with different instruments; His band's music celebrates the creatures and the cultures of the earth; Lean and trim at age 65.

Reports that the British boy band Busted has released a reality television program "America or Busted," which aims to document the band's efforts to succeed in the United States.

Presents the concert of Max Weinberg 7 in Manhattan, New York City. Featured songs; Ticket price.

Presents the concert of Umphrey's McGee in Manhattan, New York City. Featured songs; Ticket price.

Presents the concert of Ian Hunter in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Featured songs; Ticket price.

Presents the concert of Les Georges Leningrad in Brooklyn, New York. Featured songs; Ticket price.

Provides information on the concert series dubbed Orchestra 2001 directed by James Freeman at the Miller Theater at Columbia University in New York City, in November 2004.

Presents an anecdote about a man called Mr. Segue Man who had an accident with a reporter in New York City. E-mail messages received by Segue Man; Career in showbusiness with the singing group The Seguettes.

Focuses on the jazz concert of Matana Roberts and her band in South Village, New York City.

Focuses on a jazz concert paying tribute to Milt Jackson and his band in New York City.

Focuses on the jazz concert of Gregoire Maret and his band in South Village, New York City.

Focuses on the rock and pop concert of Yellowcard band in Manhattan, New York City.

Focuses on the jazz concert of Gillespie band in New York City.

Focuses on the rock and pop concert of the Waifs band in Manhattan, New York City.

Focuses on the rock and pop concert of Laibach band in Manhattan, New York City.

Focuses on the rock and pop concert of The Futureheads band in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Focuses on the pop concert of The Apostle of Hustle band in Brooklyn, New York City.

Focuses on the rock and pop concert of American Music Club band in TriBeCa, New York City

Reports on Raymundo Ramos' trumpet band Mariachi Infante in New York City. Members of the band.

Features the band The Fiery Furnaces of the United States. Release of the band's first album, "Gallowsbird's Bark"; Career history; Members of the band.

Reports on Pixie's reunion tour for 2004. Schedule of concerts.

Explores the reunion of New York Dolls band members at the Little Stevens' International Underground Garage Festival to be held at Randalls Island, New York. Reunion of David Johansen and Sylvain Sylvain; Death of band member Arthur Kane; Band's search for a bassist to replace Kane.

Reports that documentary films about the Ramones bands will be released in the United States.

Features Barcelona, Spain-based musical band Ojos de Brujo. Career background; Description of the music and playing style of the band; Factors that influenced the music of the band.

Describes the show of Mexican pop singer Natalia Lafourcade at S.O.B.'s in New York City, New York. Self-titled debut album in 2003; Broad choruses; Dance grooves; Hand-clapping; Bossa nova; Metal guitar; Boogaloo and ska; Lafourcade brought a four-piece touring band to the show.

Comments on the music of the U.S. garage-blues duo Black Keys. Description of the duo's music as 'plain'; Description of Black Keys songs; Musical qualities of Black Keys members Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney.

Reports on the concert of Incubus in New York City.

Reports on the concert of the Handsome Boy Modeling School band in New York City.

Reports the success of the "To the 5 Boroughs" album of band The Beastie boys in the United States.

The article describes life on the road of indie rock band Screaming Females and country brand Old Dominion. Topics discussed include views of Screaming Females band members Marissa Paternoster and Jarrett Dougherty about their van, and recollection of Old Dominion band members Geoff Sprung and Matthew Ramsey when they got their own bus.

This article features the girl group, Go-Go's. It discusses the group's type of music, the success of their debut album "Beauty and the Beat" launched in 1981, the significance of the album for girl bands in the music industry, the members of the Go'Go's, and the difference of the Go-Go's from other girl bands.

The article offers information about the American rock band Smashing Pumpkins, with members including James Iha, Billy Corgan, Jeff Schroeder, and Jimmy Chamberlin. Other information such as the band’s 30th anniversary, performances, and concert tour as well as the group's albums and their reunion is presented.

The article discusses the connection of gay managers and rock musicians. Topics mentioned include the influence of the Brian Epstein's sexual orientation on the public image of The Beatles band, role of Kit Lambert in shaping the identity of the Who band, and the impact of the sexuality of Jann Wenner, co-founder of the "Rolling Srone" on his presentations of male rock musicians throughout the history of the magazine.

The article focuses on a confrontation between the music teacher rock legend David First and his student Karen D'Ambrosi. It discusses the history of First's avant-rock band Notekillers, its obscurity, and how it had failed to connect with the public as per First. It also talks about the release of pop songs with the name "Star Ballads" and the metal band Liturgy.

The article discusses the "Woodstock 50" music festival to be held in Watkins Glen, New York from August 16-18, 2019 which is said to features legacy bands and pop and rap artists.

The article offers information on M.A.K.U band and their soundtracks.

The article offers a preview of the performance of the band Yo La Tengo at Bowery Ballroom and film "Inside Man," by Spike Lee and starring Jodie Foster and Denzel Washington.

The article previews several musical performances in November 2018 including the Bad Plus at the Village Vanguard, Melanie Charles at Dizzy's Club, and James Francies Band at Jazz Standard.

The article reviews several musical performances in New York City as of September 2018 by artists including Gilad Hekselman's gHex Trio, Ran Blake, and Rebolú.

The article offers information related to jazz music, featuring the music band Soulquarian, who set out to revolutionize the pulse of modern jazz. Information about artist D’Angelo’s “Voodoo” jazz album, which contains sounds and elements that could have come from no other musical source, as well as musician Questlove is presented.