DUBAI, UAE: Beyonce is set to play her first full-length gig in four years at Dubai where she will reportedly perform an hour-long event on January 21. On Friday, December 23, it was revealed that the venue will be a private event at the five-star resort Atlantis The Palm. What is more, the 41-year-old music icon is reportedly earning a sturdy paycheck from her stage comeback, according to the Sun.
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“This will be Beyonce’s first proper live event since she appeared at the Global Citizen Festival in Johannesburg in December 2018,” a source revealed. “Tickets are like gold dust, and the night will be a who’s who of the entertainment industry,” as reported by Aceshowbiz. According to the source, Queen Bey was hired for the staggering amount of more than $24 million.
“Beyonce is being lined up to sing at Atlantis as part of a huge, luxury event in January. The hotel brand has recently put on a range of massive performances, with Kylie Minogue booked in to perform on New Year’s Eve,” the source told The Sun, adding that the concerts were part of a star-studded line-up of celebrations the hotel is putting on during the holiday season. Needless to say, invites to Beyonce’s hour-long performance is the hottest (and hardest) ticket to get in town. “Afterwards, there is a party with Swedish House Mafia booked to do a DJ set.”
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The source also mentioned that the gig will be Beyonce’s first proper live show since she performed at the Global Citizen Festival in Johannesburg in December 2018. Beyonce also raked in the cash at her ‘Club Renaissance’ event last week, a two-night extravaganza that invited followers to “experience Renaissance in spatial audio.” Tickets for the 21+ event reportedly sold out “seemingly in minutes,” according to Variety.
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The event, which Amazon Music presented, was open to fans over the age of 21 and took place on December 17-18. Beyonce had released ‘Renaissance,’ her eighth studio album, which included the lead hit ‘Break, My Soul.’ The album has earned nine Grammy nominations for the forthcoming awards show.
Nothing, till now, makes Jack Armstrong nervous. Not speaking to a room with hundreds of people – he’ll jot a few words on an index card, probably not even glance at it again, and riff for an hour.
Not looking into a camera lens and going live on television. “When the red light comes on and they say, ‘Oh, by the way, it’s a big game tonight, we’ll probably have a million people watching,’ that doesn’t bother me,” says Armstrong, a Lewiston resident and former Niagara University basketball coach who works in Toronto as a broadcaster for the NBA’s Raptors.
Not performing, either. A Brooklyn native who has never lost his New York accent, Armstrong has embraced elongated vowels and R’s that become “aahhs” and developed signature lines that are famous among Canadian basketball fans: “Hellooooo!” (or sometimes the French “Bonjouuur!”) for a big play, and “Get that gah-bage outta here!” for a blocked shot.
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“I’ve never really seen him nervous about anything, except for the day we got married,” says Dena Armstrong, his wife of almost 30 years.
Armstrong is chatty and effervescent, a natural showman and extrovert to the extreme. “We could be in line at the supermarket,” Dena says, “and if somebody wants to talk to him, he will talk.”
He’ll sing, too, in many settings: a family party, a bar, even on TV.
But singing in an actual concert hall? That was something different – and something he was about to do for hundreds of people filling the seats inside Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall on a Tuesday evening in early December. It was something he hadn’t planned on happening when he agreed to do this funny music project, and something that was now making him feel a sensation that is unfamiliar to him.
“It probably didn’t look like I did,” Armstrong says, “but I had a knot in my stomach the whole time.”
Jack Armstrong, coach-turned-broadcaster-turned-recording star, was finally feeling nerves.
Jack Armstrong, a Lewiston resident who is a Toronto Raptors broadcaster, recorded a Christmas music album and performed a sing-along concert at Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall on Dec. 6.
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When Armstrong was approached a couple years ago by a Canadian entertainment entrepreneur about recording a Christmas album, it wasn’t too hard for him to say yes. The son of Irish immigrants, Armstrong has long loved to break into “Danny Boy” at a bar or a party, or sing Christmas carols on air, which is what caught the attention of Barry Taylor, the managing partner of Toronto-based Comedy Records.
“One night I was sitting on my couch watching the game and he was singing along during the broadcast,” says Taylor, a comic who had met Armstrong a couple of times at TV appearances and had the broadcaster’s business card. “I had one of those ‘aha’ moments.”
Taylor told his Comedy Records partner, Tim Golden, “I’m going to reach out to Jack about doing a holiday album.”
Taylor made the pitch to Armstrong, whose first reaction was, “You’re nuts.”
But Armstrong’s entire broadcast career is one that happened because he keeps open possibilities and embraces the power of a well-placed “yes” – or, at least, a “why not?”
Jack Armstrong, a Lewiston resident and former Niagara University basketball coach who is famous across Canada as a Toronto Raptors broadcaster, spoke with The Buffalo News’ Tim O’Shei about his new “career:” Christmas crooner.
Armstrong became a broadcaster after a decade of coaching at Niagara, one that began with him being the country’s youngest Division I men’s basketball coach (he was 26) and ended in 1998 with a disappointing 100-154 record. He interviewed to join the then-relatively new Raptors franchise as a broadcaster, recruited a team of highly placed basketball friends to help him lobby for it, and landed the job.
Armstrong’s abilities as a talker, on-camera performer and teacher of the game made him a star across Canada. He embraced his growing fame, but not with a sense of self-importance. Armstrong didn’t, for example, launch himself into social media, the growth of which over the last two decades roughly coincides with his own rising fame. (He has a Twitter account for marketing purposes, but doesn’t personally run it.) “He’s a total rock star over there,” Dena says. “In his mind, he doesn’t quite see it that way. We can all see that, but he doesn’t actually think that.”
Jack Armstrong honored his wife, Dena, during his holiday music show at Danforth Music Hall in Toronto on Dec. 6.
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Armstrong’s acceptance of his fame is marked by a sense of openness. When some Canadian entrepreneurs approached him about creating a line of merchandise with his famous sayings, he said yes. (That’s also when he finally agreed to open a Twitter account to promote it.) Likewise, when Armstrong heard the hard pitch from Comedy Records – “They’re like, ‘We think it would go well. … We could have an album, we could do a concert …’” – he also said yes.
Getting the project into a recording studio took some time: Armstrong wanted to wait until Covid-19 was under control and Canada’s pandemic restrictions were reduced or gone. “I wanted to do this at a time when people were back in the mood to celebrate the holidays as more joyous,” Armstrong says.
Last spring, Armstrong spent a couple of days in a Toronto rehearsal studio working through a variety of Christmas songs, ultimately settling on 14 for the album, which was recorded with the Comedy Records Band (five instrumentalists, two background vocalists) after the Raptors’ season ended. “Hellooo & Happy Holidays from Jack Armstrong” dropped in November on music streaming platforms and on vinyl. The album artwork features an illustration of Armstrong, who is tall and lanky and conveniently sports a fuzzy white (albeit trim) beard, in a Santa hat on the cover and steering a sleigh on the back.
The tracks include several Christmas classics that Armstrong sings straight, plus some with a couple of twists that are easily understood by anyone who knows Armstrong as a basketball broadcaster with signature lines: He plunks a high-pitched “Hellooo!” into “Holly Jolly Christmas” and recites a basketball-themed version of “T’was the Night Before Christmas:”
T’was the night before Christmas
Not a creature was stirring
If you’re wondering whether Armstrong can actually sing, the answer is a straight yes: He can carry a tune. At 59, a future recording star he is not. But when Taylor and Golden saw him in rehearsals, they were surprised at Armstrong’s ability to deftly sing an array of Christmas songs. “We were like, ‘Oh, wow, this is something that can be much more than we’d originally planned,’” Taylor said.
That seeded the idea of having Armstrong headline his own show— a notion that, even for a guy who seems endlessly curious and creatively fearless was finally, undeniably, someone that would make him nervous.
About 40 people from Western New York were in the crowd at Danforth Music Hall for Lewiston resident Jack Armstrong’s Christmas concert on Dec. 6.
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On the first Tuesday night of December inside Danforth Music Hall, the stakes were relatively low.
Tuesdays are a calm night socially; they tend not to be loaded with parties and shows and, thus, choosing to see Jack Armstrong sing probably didn’t mean you were skipping another concert by, say, a more seasoned performer.
Christmas music is crowd-friendly. People know it, like it, and can help you sing it. For Armstrong’s show, which was advertised as a singalong, a huge screen behind the stage flashed the lyrics he was singing, an unsubtle way of reminding the crowd that they, too, were part of this show.
None of this was for Armstrong’s profit, either. The show, and album, benefit the Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Foundation and Special Olympics Canada.
Plus, to be real about it, Armstrong is a giant and beloved pop-culture figure in Canada; he wasn’t going to lose fans if he lost his melody onstage.
“I was nervous about it, and anxious,” Armstrong says, but then injects an oft-used coaching line: “I felt good because we were prepared.”
Armstrong and the band had three rehearsals in the weeks leading up to the concert, and as a safety measure to be sure he didn’t forget any words, a monitor was set up on stage to scroll the lyrics. (This is a relatively common practice even for top-level musicians.)
Dena, who was staying in the Armstrongs’ Florida home, flew back north for the show with the couple’s eldest son, Kevin, and Kevin’s fiancee, Alyssa. Dena arranged for a busload of about 40 Western New Yorkers to be part of the audience, which was otherwise filled mostly with people connected with the Raptors, the charities involved, and basketball fans.
Before the show, the Western New York crew gathered at a bar near the venue. Armstrong stopped in briefly to say hello, but declined to have a drink. “I have to be on top of my game – I can’t,” he said.
Dena, noting her husband was “a bit apprehensive, nervous a little, which I’ve never seen,” asked Jack if he was feeling nerves.
“A little bit,” he admitted.
But the tension would melt away. Once the show began and Armstrong got through the first couple of songs, “he overcame the whole thing,” Dena recalls.
The same Jack Armstrong who has charmed Canadian basketball fans for a quarter-century – his wide-faced smile, his lanky frame clad in a suit as he points expressively – emerged. He revved up the crowd into singing along and then, as performers are wont to do, took them on an emotional journey. In the middle of the show, Armstrong broke briefly from Christmas to speak about his mother, Mary, who is 95 and still lives in New York. She emigrated to the United States with his father, who died when Jack was 7, and raised her sons as a single parent. Armstrong had a pint of Guinness and a shot of Jameson Irish Whiskey delivered to the stage. Finally open to having a drink, he indulged in those Irish beverages and sang an a cappella version of “Danny Boy” for his mother.
Then he turned to Dena. Armstrong spoke about their decision to adopt three boys, and her dedication in raising them while he was gone so often for basketball through the late fall, winter and spring.
Dena, sitting in the crowd, was already feeling emotional. “When he first came out and started singing, it brought a tear to my eye because I’m like, ‘Oh my God, he’s actually pulling this off,’” Dena says.
The emotions built as Jack began talking about his mother, and then about Dena – which she wasn’t expecting. “To understand how much he actually cares about me, I mean, I get that, I understand that,” she says. “But to hear him actually tell the world, it’s a whole different experience for me.”
Basketball broadcasters can’t typically get that personal. But singers can, and on this night, that Toronto stage belonged to Armstrong. After speaking of Dena and before turning back to the Christmas songs, he told the crowd he wanted to sing his favorite-ever song, one written by a Canadian-born music legend – Paul Anka, of Ottawa – for an American icon from Hoboken, N.J.
Armstrong looked into the crowd and began to sing “My Way.”
Frank Sinatra, he is not. But Armstrong still took the stage and did it his way.
When the broadcaster for the NBA Champion Toronto Raptors finds a microphone, he knows how to use
Jack Armstrong wasn’t sure if he could easily bring the NBA’s championship trophy over the border from Canada into the United States. He knew it wasn’t illegal, but the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy is 2 feet tall, shaped like a basketball falling into a net, and plated in gold. It’s not inconspicuous. But Armstrong had to get the trophy
In Lewiston he’s just Jack, but in Canada, where he has worked for 18 years as a broadcast analyst for the Toronto Raptors, Jack Armstrong is a national
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Beyonce is set to give a concert for the first time in almost five years.
The 41-year-old superstar — who released her highly-anticipated seventh studio album ‘Renaissance’ earlier this year has not performed a full-length concert since 2018 but is reportedly gearing up for an hour-long show at the five-star Atlantis, The Palm resort in Dubai on January 21, following in the footsteps of fellow pop legend Kylie Minogue.
A source told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “Beyonce is being lined up to sing at Atlanis as part of a huge event. The hotel has put on a range of massive performances recently, with Kylie Minogue booked in to perform on New Year’s Eve.”
Beyonce changes song after being called out by Kelis
Beyonce changes song after being called out by Kelis
The insider went on to add that invites have already been sent out for the event and teased that tickets to see the ‘Crazy in Love’ hitmaker – who is thought to have signed a deal worth £20 million for the show – are like “gold dust”, noting that several celebrity guests will be in attendance.
The source added: “Invites have been sent out for the event with Beyonce – which is being billed as an hour-long performance – and it’s the hottest ticket in town. Afterwards, there is a party with Swedish House Mafia who are booked to do a DJ set. This will be Beyonce’s first proper live show since she performed at the Global Citizen Festival in Johannesburg in 2018.
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New Delhi [India], December 24 (ANI/PNN): Toyam Sports Limited (TSL) is pleased to announce that the company, through its soon-to-be subsidiary Pacific Star Sports Services LLC, has become one of the official sponsors for the World Tennis League 2022, Dubai.
The 2022 World Tennis League is a non-ATP/WTA-affiliated exhibition, mixed-gender team, tennis tournament. It is the inaugural edition of the World Tennis League. The event is being held on hard court at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai, United Arab Emirates from 19th to 24th December 2022.
18 of the world’s biggest tennis stars would play at the World Tennis League. Four teams, split by a lottery system, will play against each other in a round-robin format, with the top two duos battling in the final for the winner’s trophy.
Speaking on the development, Mohamedali Budhwani (CMD TSL) said “First we established our presence in MMA. Then we shook the cricket world by taking over some leagues and sponsoring some key cricket leagues around the globe. And now we are set to do an encore in the sport of Tennis. I am super excited with this development.
This indeed is a major development for the company. With celebrated international stars like Novak Djokovic, Iga Swiatek, Alexander Zverev, Elena Rybakina and Sania Mirza playing at the tournament, tennis fans globally can be assured of some nail-biting sporting action and excitement. Aptly titled ‘The Greatest Show on Court’, tennis fans attending the matches can look forward to fun-filled music concerts every evening, headlined by well-known DJs such as Tiesto and Ne-Yo, among others.
With seeded players playing at the tournament, Toyam’s visibility with key stakeholders in the sport of tennis is a given. On the other hand, a worldwide broadcast of the event assures visibility amongst the masses globally (tennis fans). With Jio Cinema and Sports18 telecasting this event in India, we remain reassured of our visibility amongst the Indian sports fan base. While helping us put our foot in the door, this event could go a long way to help us establish our presence in this sport as well, at some point in time in the future. I repeat, this is just the beginning. Stay tuned for an exciting future for “Toyam”.
Toyam Sports Limited (TSL) is a publicly (BSE & MSEI) listed company, run passionately by sports enthusiasts, engaged in sports production, promotion and management. On the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) space, TSL successfully conducted the ‘Kumite-1 League’, in the presence of legendary Mike Tyson, and will be soon showcasing the league’s vision through its ‘1st of its kind’ reality TV show, ‘Kumite-1 Warrior Hunt’.
TSL has also established its foothold in the Cricket business. TSL will soon own a majority stake in Rajwada Cricket League and Pacific Star Sports Services LLC, courtesy which it has league rights in countries like Kenya, Mauritius and Greece across formats like T10 and T20, domestically and internationally. Additionally, TSL is on course to establish its international footprints after being associated with Africa Cup T20, Tanzania, Cricket Premier League, Cricket Kenya, Oman Cricket Academy & India-Bangladesh ODI series and Lanka Premier League in various capacities. TSL also aims to address athlete mental well-being via its stake ownership in Bhakti World Radio.
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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], December 24 (ANI/NewsVoir): Riding high on its premiumisation journey, TVS Motor Company, a reputed manufacturer of two-wheelers and three-wheelers in the world has announced TVS MotoSoul-The Ultimate Biking Festival. The second edition of TVS MotoSoul will take place between March 3 & 4, 2023 at Hilltop Vagator, Goa. This time around, the two-day motorcycle music festival will be grander in every aspect and will present a perfect amalgamation of motorcycles, music and rich racing legacy along with narrators from all walks of life coming together to make it a gathering of a lifetime. The unmatched vibe of the ultimate biking fest is further set to be accentuated by top Indian and international artists setting the vibe for the mega gala nights. TVS MotoSoul-the flagship initiative from the house of TVS Motor Company brings a perfect blend of culture and lifestyle from across the globe. The idea extends beyond motorcycling as the event will unfold a wide range of world-class lifestyle products and there will be a lot more to explore for the aficionados who believe in celebrating not just motorcycles, but life as a whole.
High-Octane Events The festival will open ground for several adrenaline-rushing events for two-wheeler fanatics that will include activities like motocrossfit, obstacle race, dirt race amongst others. Our stunt riders from the house of PETRONAS TVS Racing will also put on display their skills while participating in a high-octane stunt competition. There will also be a big surprise element for all the motorcycle and racing aficionados that will be worth a lifetime.
Art and Culture Soak into the world of motorcycles, with a variety of options that can tingle the artsy bone, including live canvas painting to capture a memory, or experiencing the thrills of a 360-degree image with the bike. There will also be jamming sessions for like-minded people, to come together and flow in the trance of festivities as a community.
Tech Talks This year’s TVS MotoSoul will host tech talks from different stalwarts from the biking world.Influencers, customers, admirers and enthusiasts will orate their lifetime experiences, sharing their wisdom with the community.
Zestful Gigs Indulge in the of groovy vibes with international artists, global music sensations, and DJs that will have thrilling performances during the two mega gala nights. Festival attendees will get an opportunity to dance to the tunes of some renowned music maestros and unwind themselves in the world of pure ecstasy.
New Launches and Showcases A plethora of showcases by TVS Motor Company at the 2023 TVS MotoSoul will unlock newer horizons. Being at the forefront of cutting-edge technology and customer centricity, TVS Motor Company is all set to thrill the audience.
Speaking on the return of the much-awaited TVS MotoSoul, Vimal Sumbly, Head Business-Premium, TVS Motor Company said, “We are thrilled to announce the 2023 TVS MotoSoul-The Ultimate Biking Festival, the flagship initiative by TVS Motor Company for our millions of premium motorcycle owners and biking enthusiasts across the globe. TVS MotoSoul is a platform for the like-minded motorcycle community to come together, celebrate the undying spirit of motorcycling, interact with legends from the racing & biking fraternity and take home the supreme message of riding brotherhood. We look forward to welcoming all motorcycle enthusiastsat the 2023 TVS MotoSoul.” Key Highlights – The 2023 edition of TVS MotoSoul will feature a wide range of motorcycling & adventure activities including some big and thrilling surprise elements – The mega event will also host tech talks with maestros from the racing, influencer, and biking community – A host of fun activities including gala nights with top international artists – An exclusive showcase of products from TVS Motor Company to further cherish the biker souls – Gathering of distinguished TVS premium two-wheeler customers including record holders – Platform for India’s top custom bike builders to exhibit their marvellous creations – A plethora of adrenaline-rushing activities including obstacle race, stunt competitions, gaming station and a lot more – #RideForChange started a new chapter in the TVS AOG (Apache Owners Group) community will continue to spread the message of welfare for all and giving it back to the society – Expansion of TVSM in the premium motorcycle segment with its first modern retro, inspiring others to lead an #Unscripted life – Wide spread of lip-smacking food & beverages to suit every foodie’s taste The early bird online registrations for the 2023 TVS MotoSoul commence today at www.tvsmotor.com/motosoul-2023.
TVS Motor Company is a reputed two and three-wheeler manufacturer globally, championing progress through Sustainable Mobility with four state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Hosur, Mysuru and Nalagarh in India and Karawang in Indonesia. Rooted in our 100-year legacy of Trust, Value, and Passion for Customers and Exactness, we take pride in making internationally aspirational products of the highest quality through innovative and sustainable processes. We are the only two-wheeler company to have received the prestigious Deming Prize. Our products lead in their respective categories in the J.D. Power IQS and APEAL surveys. We have been ranked No. 1 Company in the J.D. Power Customer Service Satisfaction Survey for consecutive four years. Our group company Norton Motorcycles, based in the United Kingdom, is one of the most emotive motorcycle brands in the world. Our subsidiaries in the personal e-mobility space, Swiss E-Mobility Group (SEMG) and EGO Movement have a leading position in the e-bike market in Switzerland. TVS Motor Company endeavours to deliver the most superior customer experience across the 80 countries in which we operate.
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(From left) Gab Valenciano, Gary Valenciano, Marthena Jickain, Andre Yllana, Beauty Gonzalez. Images: Screengrab from Instagram/@gabvalenciano, Instagram/@aikomelendez
Many celebrities took the time off the spotlight, this time to simply be a fan and show support to OPM rock legend Eraserheads during their reunion concert in Parañaque City on Dec. 22.
The original members of Eraserheads Ely Buendia, Raymund Marasigan, Buddy Zabala, and Marcus Adoro held their long-awaited reunion concert at the SMDC Festival Grounds, where thousands of fans sang along to some of their greatest hits including “Magasin,” “Ang Huling El Bimbo,” and “Alapaap,” among others.
Among the celebrities spotted at the reunion concert were “It’s Showtime” hosts Vice Ganda and partner Ion Perez,” who shared glimpses of the concert on his Instagram Stories on the same day.
Karylle took to her personal Instagram page to share videos of her concert experience with husband, Spongecola vocalist Yael Yuzon, and friends. One of the videos showed fans singing to their 1994 hit song “With a Smile.”
Meanwhile, Aiko Melendez, Beauty Gonzalez, and Andre Yllana enjoyed the concert, alongside Gonzalez’s non-showbiz husband Norman Crisologo and Melendez’s daughter Marthena Jickain.
“Thank you sis @beauty_gonzalez and Norman for taking my kids to the #eraserheadconcert [heart emoji] You made @andreyllana @jickainmarthena so Happy Tonight by gifting them with Eheads tickets… Love you sis ko (I love you, my sis) We are so grateful,” Melendez said in the caption of her Instagram post.
On the other hand, Gary and Gab Valenciano actively participated in Eraserheads’ reunion concert — where Gary was one of the guest performers while Gab is part of the production staff.
Gab and Gary Valenciano. Screengrab from Instagram/@gabvalenciano
Gab and Gary Valenciano. Screengrab from Instagram/@gabvalenciano
Sofia Andres took to her personal Instagram page to recall her childhood, as she grew up listening to Eraserheads’ music. She also shared that her father enjoyed singing along to “Ang Huling El Bimbo” even while driving.
Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla — also known collectively as KathNiel — were also spotted at the Eraserheads reunion, along with other celebrity friends Ria Atayde and Alora Sasam, as well as Gela Atayde, The actress shared photos of her experience on Instagram on Saturday, Dec. 24.
Many fans spotted the celebrity couple during the reunion concert, including a certain Rovielyn F. who shared a video of the lovebirds dancing along to the band’s hit songs.
Andres also shared a snap of herself with Bernardo on her Instagram Stories.
Eraserheads was formed in 1989, and is known as one of the leading alternative rock bands in the Philippines. Some of their most popular songs include “Pare Ko,” “Minsan,” and “Spolarium,” among others. The band’s reunion concert is co-produced by Myriad Entertainment Corp., the company of actor Alden Richards.
