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1. Rock this country The biz was out in full force for the annual CMA Awards 2019 at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. Pictured here are: (a) Hosts Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood and Dolly Parton performing together. (b) Kacey Musgraves, who won two awards on the night. (c) Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus, winners of the CMA Musical Event Of The Year. 2. Cult following The Cult celebrated the 30th anniversary of their album Sonic Temple, with a sold out UK tour selling over 25,000 tickets. Pictured here side of stage just after playing Hammersmith Apollo are (L-R): Steve Zapp (Agent, ITB), Billy Duffy (The Cult), Ian Astbury (The Cult) and Alan Day (promoter, Kilimanjaro). 3. All That Jazz Universal’s global classics and jazz division held their annual jazz conference in New York with special guest appearances from Blue Note singer Kandace Springs, Decca multi-instrumentalist Jacob Collier and Verve’s new teenage signing Joey Alexander. It was hosted by Dickon Stainer (president/CEO, global classics and jazz/Verve) and featured performances, talks and panel discussions – including one with Blue Note president Don Was. (Photo: Nikki Arya). 4. Ain’t No Other Woman Christina Aguilera lit up stages across the country on her recent UK tour – her first on our shores in 13 years. She is pictured here bringing The X Tour to life on at The SSE Hydro, Glasgow (Photo: Live Nation). 5. A brief inquiry into onstage relationships Matt Healy of The 1975 was a surprise guest during Dashboard Confessional’s recent headline show at St Pancras Old Church. (Photo: Alexander Bemis). 6. Jeff Lynne’s EL-Whoa! Jeff Lynne’s ELO played the BBC Radio Theatre as part of the BBC Radio 2 In Concert series. Pictured here are (L-R): Nick Goree (national radio plugger, RCA), Jeff Lynne, Jo Whiley, Jeff Smith (head of music, BBC Radio 2 & 6 Music), Phil Youngman (director of promotions, RCA). (Photo: Mark Allan/BBC). 7. Cher she goes Cher joined Marshall Arts before stepping onto the stage at the SSE Arena, Belfast for the final date of the Here We Go Again European tour. Pictured here are (L-R): Jenny Marshall, Cher and Doris Dixon. (Photo: Marshall Arts). 8. Great Scott’s! Timi Dakolo launched his festive LP Merry Christmas Darling at Ronnie Scott’s with a four song set with a string section and backing singers. Pictured here are (back row L-R): Adrian Binns (marketing, Virgin EMI), Humberto Gatica (16 time Grammy Award-winning producer), Timi Dakolo, Ted Cockle (president, Virgin EMI) and Efe Ogbeni (manger). (Front row, L-R): Helena McGeough (TV, Virgin EMI) and Barbara Charone (MBC Press). (Photo: Carsten Windhurst).
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