THE BEATLES performing their first concert in the US at the Washington Coliseum in Washington, D.C. February 11, 1964.

We made it! (Former) Washington Coliseum on the 60th anniversary of The Beatles first U.S. concert!

Rumours tour, Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, September 3rd, 1977.

© Bill Hansen

NFL Films: Redskins Super Bowl Week 1972

Source:The Daily Press I’m sure, actually I’m positive that the Redskins wanted to beat the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl 7. But beating the Dallas Cowboys in the 1972 NFC Final was their Super Bowl victory and championship that year. That is the goal that they set out to accomplish. Not that different from the 1982 Redskins that admitted to feeling better about beating the Cowboys in the 1982 NFC…

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Traffic Alert: Anthony Boulevard temporary detour begins Tuesday - 10/11/2022

New Post has been published on https://aroundfortwayne.com/news/2022/10/07/traffic-alert-anthony-boulevard-temporary-detour-begins-tuesday-10-11-2022/

Traffic Alert: Anthony Boulevard temporary detour begins Tuesday - 10/11/2022

On Tuesday, October 11, 2022, the project’s second phase will move into the intersection of East Wayne Street and Anthony Boulevard, closing Anthony between Wayne and East Washington Boulevard.

Esta es la imagen y algunos datos (O no) la “Historia” la pones tú ¡La tuya! ¿Lo harás?¿Las cosas de los Rolling Stones?

"Vivo en Seattle"-(DAC-062-1/2)-Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington, 18 de julio de 1975

Brian Epstein watches The Beatles performing at the Washington Coliseum, 11th February 1964

April 27, 1976

Boarding the Lisa Marie at Boeing Field in Seattle, WA departing for Spokane, WA for his 8:30 p.m. show.

Elvis performed at the Coliseum, Spokane, Washington and after this evening show Elvis flew to Lake Tahoe.

Throwback Thursday

Photo by Mike Mitchell. Washington Coliseum in Washington D.C. back in 1964.

Would you miss the chance to kiss the King?

I was reading a review of Elvis' November 12, 1970 concert in Seattle, Washington at the Coliseum. The article is from Elvis History Blog and there is this reader comment section by the end of the page. I found it very interesting learning that, 1: 'SOLD OUT' marquees don't always exactly mean what the words say and, most of all (it's very funny because I see myself being in the same fix and I just know I would regret forever about this), how not all of Elvis' female fans had the courage to get a kiss from him even when he was right there in front of them offering those lips away.

How would you behave? Would you shy away being face to face to Elvis like that? Please, read the comment below and share your thoughts, if you feel like to.

Here it goes a comment from someone in the audience that day:

Reader Comment: It was nice to read your review on Elvis in Seattle in 1970. I, along with my girlfriend and wife-to-be and sister and brother-in-law, also saw the show.  We came down from Vancouver BC, taking a chance we might get tickets, but, of course when we arrived, the marquee sign said, "Elvis, sold out."  We were going to turn back, but I said let's talk to the ticket guy at the booth and double check.  Well, he said there were a few tickets available, but they were on the right side of the stage and he couldn't guarantee Elvis would turn around.  They were $5 each, and we said, "We'll take them!"  Anyhow, to make a long story short, Elvis did turn around and walked up the side of the stage shaking hands. When he was right beside my girlfriend, I said "stand up and kiss him." But she was too shy, I guess. I could have shook his hand, but I was heeding the warning they gave about not getting out of our seats before the show started. I forgot our camera, wouldn't you know it.  Anyhow, thanks for the memories! Elvis was and is The Greatest! — Farrell (December 2013)

I recommend you reading the full review on this concert, where this comment comes from: "Trying to Remember Elvis On Stage in Seattle in 1970"

"ACT: PROMISE" World Tour US leg:

May 14th - Tacoma (Tacoma Dome)

May 18th - Oakland (Oakland Coliseum)

May 21st & 22nd - Los Angeles (Crypto. com Arena)

May 26th - Houston (Minute Maid Park)

May 29th - Atlanta (State Farm Arena)

June 1st & June 2nd - New York (Madison Square Garden)

June 5th & June 6th - Chicago (Allstate Arena)

June 8th - Washington DC (Capital One Arena)

+ MORE TO COME

The Maysles Brothers' footage of THE BEATLES performing "She Loves You" at their first concert at the Washington Coliseum. February 11, 1964.

I’m not watching the Super Bowl tonight but if Paul McCartney is there and gets screen time I hope someone here posts it. <3

Tomorrow X Together add new dates to 2024 ‘Act: Promise’ world tour

Featuring shows in New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles and more

K-pop boyband Tomorrow X Together (TXT) have announced their upcoming 2024 ‘Act: Promise’ world tour, which will kick off with concerts in Seoul this May.

Tomorrow X Together new world tour was first announced on March 11 by the boyband’s label, Big Hit Music, and will kick off with a three-date concert at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea from May 3 to 5.

The kick-off dates of the K-pop boyband’s 2024 tour will be made available for livestreaming, according to an announcement on TXT’s official Weverse page. Ticketing information for the shows has yet to be announced.

On March 19, the group revealed the dates for the US leg of their upcoming 2024 ‘Act: Promise’ world tour, which will start at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington on May 14. In the same month, TXT will play three shows in California, alongside stops in Texas and Georgia.

In June 2024, the K-pop boyband will play two shows at the iconic Maidson Square Garden in New York City, before heading to Rosemont and wrapping up the leg in Washington, D.C. Tickets to dates on the US leg of TXT’s 2024 ‘Act: Promise’ world tour are on sale now via Ticketmaster or AXS.

On April 8, TXT added eight more dates in Japan to the tour. The concerts will take place over three months from July to September, with two shows each in the cities of Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuoka. Ticketing details for these dates have yet to be announced.

The dates for Tomorrow X Together’s 2024 ‘Act: Promise’ world tour are:

MAY 2024 03: Seoul, South Korea, KSPO Dome 04: Seoul, South Korea, KSPO Dome 05: Seoul, South Korea, KSPO Dome 14: Tacoma, Washington, Tacoma Dome 18: Oakland, California, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum 21: Los Angeles, California, Crypto.com Arena 22: Los Angeles, California, Crypto.com Arena 26: Houston, Texas, Minute Maid Park 29: Atlanta, Georgia, State Farm Arena

JUNE 2024 01: New York, New York, Maidson Square Garden 02: New York, New York, Maidson Square Garden 05: Rosemont, Illinois, Allstate Arena 06: Rosemont, Illinois, Allstate Arena 08: Washington, D.C., Capital One Arena

JULY 2024 10: Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Dome (NEW) 11: Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Dome (NEW) 27: Osaka, Japan, Kyocera Dome Osaka (NEW) 28: Osaka, Japan, Kyocera Dome Osaka (NEW)

AUGUST 2024 04: Nagoya, Japan, Vantelin Dome Nagoya (NEW) 05: Nagoya, Japan, Vantelin Dome Nagoya (NEW)

SEPTEMBER 2024 14: Fukuoka, Japan, Fukuoka PayPay Dome (NEW) 15: Fukuoka, Japan, Fukuoka PayPay Dome (NEW)

‘Act: Promise’ will be TXT’s third-ever world tour, following 2023’s ‘Act: Sweet Mirage’ and 2022’s ‘Act: Love Sick’. Both those tours featured legs in the US, Asia and Japan.

Events In The History And The Life Of Elvis Presley Today On The 28th April In 1973.

Elvis Presley performed at the Coliseum, Spokane, Washington at 3.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m. at the 3 p.m. show the crowd was 6,500 and Elvis Presley wore the fire jumpsuit with original belt. At the 8pm show the crowd was 6,400 and Elvis Presley wore the “1973 the american eagle” jumpsuit with the second belt. rare candid photo's as seen here captured of Elvis Presley performing at both performances shows concerts.by fans and audience members.

Paul: We would like to sing a song now which was a record for us, and it was our first hit in England… (screams)… in England, way back in England. And this song was released in America, didn't do anything… it was released later again, and err… well, it's doing something, you know

The Beatles at the Washington Coliseum, 11th February 1964 - part two (part one, part three)