Ed Sheeran at Gillette Stadium: A Perfectly Imperfect Match

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Concerts

It seems to go against a myriad of unwritten rules that a simple singer-songwriter with just a guitar would never be able to fill a stadium for a concert, let alone make said concert exciting. But when it comes to Ed Sheeran at Gillette Stadium, an unlikely pair manages to work together beautifully. Three years after making his headlining North American stadium debut in Foxborough, Sheeran returned to Gillette Stadium for a two-night run that kicked off Friday, September 14 with understated delight.

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Reviewing Carrie Underwood’s ‘Cry Pretty,’ Track-By-Track

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Music

Carrie Underwood’s loyal fans will only be crying happy tears today, because the singer’s sixth studio album Cry Pretty is officially here! The 13-track LP is a smart, well-rounded follow up to 2015’s Storyteller, which sees Underwood slightly dip her toes into a pool of new musical styles without abandoning her pure country roots. We break down Cry Pretty, track-by-track, below. Continue reading “Reviewing Carrie Underwood’s ‘Cry Pretty,’ Track-By-Track” →

UFC 229 Could Be Conor McGregor’s Best Selling Bout Yet

by theticketclub, posted in Sports

October 6 will be one of the most telling days of Conor McGregor’s career. The Irishman could not only reclaim his title as UFC Lightweight Champion but also hand Khabib Nurmagomedov his first loss when the two face off in the headlining match of UFC 229. But perhaps even more impressive? The fight is poised to be McGregor’s best selling one yet – a remarkable feat for someone unanimously touted as the most popular fighter in UFC. Continue reading “UFC 229 Could Be Conor McGregor’s Best Selling Bout Yet” →

Bob Seger Announces ‘Travelin’ Man’ Farewell Tour

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Concerts, Music

Rock ‘n’ roll legend Bob Seger is ready to leave behind life on the road. The singer announced plans to embark on a final, farewell tour that will span six months and bring the Detroit native to over two dozen cities.

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Pentatonix Rolls Out Dates for 2018 Holiday Tour

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Concerts, Holidays

Christmas has arrived early for Pentatonix fans! Shortly after wrapping their 39-date summer tour, the a cappella super-group have unveiled dates for their 2018 Christmas Is Here Tour, which is set to begin in November and stretch four weeks.  Continue reading “Pentatonix Rolls Out Dates for 2018 Holiday Tour” →

2018-19 NBA Schedule Release: What to Look for This Season

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Sports

The full 2018-19 NBA schedule will officially be released today, Friday August 10, though die-hard fans already have a watchful eye on which games will offer the most bang for their buck. The league already announced match-ups and television schedules for the season’s opening week this October, as well as annual Christmas Day games and Martin Luther King Jr. Day schedules, with today’s full release being the last piece of the puzzle. Ahead of the season’s start, here are the key things expect across the league. Continue reading “2018-19 NBA Schedule Release: What to Look for This Season” →

Notre Dame, Ohio State Claim Highest College Football Ticket Prices

by theticketclub, posted in Sports

Reigning national champions Alabama continue to sit atop the preseason coaches poll heading into the 2018 NCAA football season. However, when it comes to season openers that are in the highest-demand, heavy hitters like Ohio State and Notre Dame continue to dominate and post some of the highest college football ticket prices in the country. Continue reading “Notre Dame, Ohio State Claim Highest College Football Ticket Prices” →

2018 U.S. Open To Close a Year of Tennis Uncertainty

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Sports

Professional tennis has seen one of its most intriguing years yet, but it’s not over yet. With the game’s top pros set to invade New York for the U.S. Open, many questions left unanswered. Will Serena Williams complete her comeback with a 24th Grand Slam? Can gentle giant Kevin Anderson claim his first major title? How will the field of American players fare? Here’s what we can expect from the 2018 U.S. Open.

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Aerosmith Announces Las Vegas Residency Show ‘Deuces Are Wild’

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Concerts, Entertainment

Aerosmith are ready to rock the Las Vegas strip! In an appearance on The Today Show Wednesday morning, the legendary band announced they are gearing up for their first-ever Vegas residency show “Aerosmith: Deuces Are Wild.”  Continue reading “Aerosmith Announces Las Vegas Residency Show ‘Deuces Are Wild’” →