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4 days ago
- Entertainment
Laufey announces A Matter of Time Tour across North America with Suki Waterhouse
Laufey is hitting the road again. On Thursday, the "Silver Lining" singer announced in an Instagram post that she is embarking later this year on her new A Matter of Time Tour, which will have stops across North America. She also announced that Suki Waterhouse will be touring with her. "I PRESENT TO YOU… A MATTER OF TIME TOUR 🤍 In North America this fall with angel @sukiwaterhouse!!" Laufey wrote in post's caption. She added, "Cannot wait to welcome you to the world of #AMatterOfTime." The tour will begin at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida, on Sept. 15 and have stops in Houston, Phoenix, Vancouver, Nashville, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., before its final stop the TD Garden in Boston on Oct. 27. Additionally, a press release from Madison Square Garden stated that the singer will be making her headlining debut at the venue Oct. 15. Waterhouse also took to Instagram this week to share the news, writing, "Opening for the brightest star @laufey, what a dream ☁️ see you on tour!!!" Laufey's new tour will take place after the release of her album "A Matter of Time," out Aug. 22. The singer announced the new album earlier this month in an Instagram post. "I've taken my diary and turned it into an album of songs, delving into the whole range of emotions -- from the beautiful to the ugly -- that one experiences as life and love unfold in time 🕰," she captioned the post. So far, two songs from the album -- "Tough Luck" and "Silver Lining" -- have already been released. The presale for A Matter of Time Tour tickets begins Tuesday, June 3, at 10 a.m. local time. General ticket sales will begin Friday, June 6, at 10 a.m. local time.
CBS News
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- CBS News
Brockton's AJ Dybantsa and BYU will play UConn at TD Garden in Hall of Fame Series
AJ Dybantsa on his decision to go to BYU, life as projected No. 1 pick in NBA Draft AJ Dybantsa on his decision to go to BYU, life as projected No. 1 pick in NBA Draft AJ Dybantsa on his decision to go to BYU, life as projected No. 1 pick in NBA Draft AJ Dybantsa, a Brockton native and this year's No. 1 recruit in college basketball, will get to play in front of a Boston crowd during the 2025 NCAA season. Dybantsa and the BYU Cougars will square off against the UConn Huskies at TD Garden this November. BYU and UConn will take over the home of the Boston Celtics on Nov. 15 for a showcase showdown, the two schools announced Thursday. The game is part of the Hall of Fame Series, and will feature two teams expected to be among the best squads in college ball in 2025. AJ Dybantsa returning to Boston Dybantsa was born in Brockton but played just one season of high school ball locally. He played his freshman year at St. Sebastian's in Needham before he transferred to Prolific Prep in California -- one of the country's top basketball academies. Dybantsa finished off his high school career at Utah Prep Academy. It was with Utah Prep that Dybantsa returned to Boston last November, when he scored 18 points and had six rebounds in a 79-71 win over Highland School of Virginia at Emmanuel College. Dybantsa was the top high school recruit last year, and announced he'd be playing his college ball at BYU on ESPN's First Take in December. There will be plenty of hype around Dybantsa throughout what will probably be his lone season at BYU. The 6-foot-9 forward is seen as the likely No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, though a lot can change throughout a college basketball season. Alex Karaban playing in front of home crowd too While Dybantsa will get the bulk of the attention come November, the game will also be a homecoming for UConn forward Alex Karaban. The Southborough native played at Algonquin Regional in Northborough and New Hampton School in New Hampshire before wrapping up his high school career at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. He was a four-star recruit when he committed to UConn, and played a critical role on the Huskies teams that won back-to-back NCAA titles in 2023 and 2024. This November's matchup at TD Garden will be just the second time BYU and UConn have played each other. The two schools first matched up in the second round of the 2003 NCAA Tournament, which the 5-seeded UConn won, 58-53.
USA Today
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Shawn Mendes announces 2025 tour: Dates and how to get tickets
Shawn Mendes announces 2025 tour: Dates and how to get tickets Show Caption Hide Caption Shawn Mendes shares emotional speech about sexuality Shawn Mendes opened up to an audience in Colorado before performing his unreleased song, 'The Mountain.' Shawn Mendes will celebrate his decade-long career with a handful of North American concerts this fall. The On the Road Again tour follows a series of festival shows Mendes headlined overseas this year and marks his first significant dates aside from a handful of theater concerts last year. In 2002, Mendes canceled his Wonder tour to prioritize his mental health. 'I feel like time away has allowed me to come back and recognize and remember how unbelievably special it is to get to play live shows,' Mendes said in announcing the new concerts. 'It's an honor and I'm just beyond grateful that you guys keep showing up after 10 years with so much love.' Tickets for the shows, which launch Sept. 25 in Boston and include stops Toronto, New York, Chicago and San Francisco, go on sale at 10 a.m. local time June 5 with various presales through Spotify and local venues. The general on sale kicks off at 10 a.m. local time June 6 at The concerts will feature sets taken from a discography that spans his 2015 debut 'Handwritten,' which bore the hits 'Stitches' and 'Life of the Party,' through his 2024 return, 'Shawn,' which includes 'Why Why Why' and 'Heart of Gold.' Before Mendes plays North America with opener Eddie Benjamin, he'll round Europe from Aug. 2-Aug. 31. More: Why music fans are booking flights with their concerts tickets: 'I cried. I loved it.' Shawn Mendes On the Road Again tour dates Sept. 25 – Boston - TD Garden Sept. 28 – Toronto - Budweiser Stage Oct. 1 – Montréal - Bell Centre Oct. 3 - New York - Forest Hills Stadium Oct. 8 – Chicago, - Huntington Bank Pavilion Oct. 12 – Vancouver - Rogers Arena Oct. 14 - San Francisco - Frost Amphitheater Oct. 17 - Los Angeles - Hollywood Bowl
CBS News
15-05-2025
- Sport
- CBS News
Boston Celtics superfans not giving up, hoping for a Game 7 at the Garden
Don't count them out! The Boston Celtics are back after staving off elimination against the New York Knicks in Game 5 of this playoff series. Bell Biv DeVoe's Michael Bivins was impressed by the team's performance given that they're down Jayson Tatum. "We've got Boston resilience" "A lot of players who normally don't play during the game at that time really contributed. We really saw what the Celtics were made of yesterday. I was rooting for them," Bivins said. "I think what breeds champions is when you feel like your back is against the wall." He's no stranger to courtside at the TD Garden – hyping up the crowd for his hometown team. "Listen, we're down, but we're not out," Bivins said. "We've got Boston resilience. We're all about the green. Make it do what it do!" From the parquet floor to Section 315 high up in the balcony, you'll find Timmy Gorham. He's been a season ticketholder for nearly 20 years. "I was there for the 2008 championship and the 2024 championship and I also had to watch Kris Humphries play basketball too," he joked. Not losing hope in the Celtics Gorham said Game 5 was a tough one to watch. "To start the game, everyone was nervous. You felt like everyone was still sad about the Tatum injury," Gorham explained. But seeing the Celtics momentum was electric, even from up in the nosebleeds. "The Knicks fans were very loud but then as the game went on and the Celtics built their lead, it was like everything was back to normal," Gorham told WBZ-TV. "It was our building, our series to win so that was pretty cool." Not cracking under pressure. Bivins said this is what Boston sports is all about. "One man down but the whole squad is here to stand up. And we represent the city," Bivins told WBZ-TV. "We represent the championship spirit."
New York Times
10-05-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Inside Tatum's struggles
BOSTON — What would Jayson Tatum have said? How would he have explained his turnover with two seconds left in the Boston Celtics' 91-90 Game 2 loss to the New York Knicks? How would he have reacted after one of the worst postseason outings of his career, which ended with a 1-of-5 fourth quarter during his team's second straight second-half collapse? Would Tatum have projected confidence? Would he have sounded defeated? Would he have waved aside his struggles and set a defiant tone for the rest of the second-round series? Nobody knows for sure because a fire alarm went off inside TD Garden before Tatum could deliver his postgame interview Wednesday night. An arena employee rushed into the news conference room to alert the media that everyone needed to evacuate the building. Fire trucks were stationed near an exit on a side street off Causeway as the issue was investigated. By the time writers were allowed back into TD Garden, the Celtics had called off Tatum's usual media availability. It didn't take an obnoxious ringing noise to know that flames were coming for Boston's season. That, even if the building wasn't in danger of burning down, the Celtics were inhaling smoke and blistering from the heat of another Knicks comeback. Up 20. At home. In the second half. For the second game in a row. And again the Celtics couldn't hold onto their lead. 'It's inexcusable,' said Jaylen Brown. 'But we're going to learn from it. We're going to respond.' Read more on Tatum and the Celtics below. GO FURTHER Jayson Tatum needs to save Celtics from fire after another collapse against Knicks
