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GMA Network
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
The Fray is coming to Manila in December for 'How to Save a Life: 20th Anniversary' tour
The Fray is returning to Manila this December! The American rock band is set to hold their "How to Save a Life: 20th Anniversary" tour on December 12 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City, according to Midas Promotions. The ticket prices are as follows: VIP - 7,500 Patron A - 6,500 Patron B - 6,000 Lower Box A - 5,000 Lower Box B - 4,000 Upper Box - 2,500 Tickets will go on sale starting May 30 via Ticketnet online and outlets nationwide. The Fray is composed of vocalist Joe King, guitarist Dave Welsh, and drummer Ben Wysocki. 'How to Save a Life,' released in 2005, features some of The Fray's now-classic songs like the title track, 'Over My Head (Cable Car),' 'Look After You,' 'All at Once,' and 'She Is.' The band last had a concert in Manila in 2012 at the Big Dome. —Nika Roque/CDC, GMA Integrated News


Wales Online
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Eurovision's Cyprus act Theo Evan's TV past as he starred in global hit series
Eurovision's Cyprus act Theo Evan's TV past as he starred in global hit series The Eurovision Song Contest is taking place in St Jakobshalle arena in Basel, Switzerland, this year as the first 15 acts go head to head for a place in Saturday's grand final Theo Evan representing Cyprus attends the Turquoise Carpet of the 69th Eurovision Song Contest The Eurovision Song Contest will see the first 15 acts vie for a spot in Saturday's grand final. The first show will see countries including Iceland, Poland, Ukraine, Norway and Croatia taking part. Cyprus' Theo Evan is also slated to perform, with his song 'Shh'. The 27 year old Greek Cypriot singer-songwriter, dancer, and actor was born Evangelos Theodorou, but is more commonly known by his stage name. His early years were spent dancing and singing in various theatre productions and talent shows. After finishing school, he relocated to the US to study music and performance, before releasing his debut single The Wall in 2021. Eurovision star Theo Evans Viewers might also recognise him from one of HBO's most popular teen dramas, Euphoria, where he appeared as an extra. He featured in episode seven of season two, titled The Theater and Its Double. Theo is the first Cypriot to represent Cyprus since 2017, as the country has often been represented by acts of different nationalities. Article continues below His Eurovision entry is influenced by Greek mythology, specifically the tale of Narcissus. Narcissus was a handsome youth who spurned all admirers until he fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water. In an attempt to reach his reflection, he drowned and was subsequently reborn as the Narcissus flower. Eurovision star Theo Evans He shared his admiration for his Eurovision idol during the show, stating: "Since Eurovision is in Switzerland, I have to say Céline Dion. "She proved that Eurovision can launch global superstars, and her voice and passion have inspired me endlessly." In addition to Dion, he draws inspiration from artists such as Stromae, Michael Jackson, The Fray, Drake, Billie Eilish, and Coldplay. Article continues below His track 'Shh' was penned by Dimitris Kontopoulos, Elsie Bay, Linda Dale, Elke Tiel, and Lasse Nymann. Dimitris is one of Eurovision's most successful songwriters, having written songs for eight contests and securing four top-three finishes. The first Eurovision semi-final will be broadcast on BBC One at 8pm on May 13. Viewers outside the UK can tune in via the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel.


Irish Daily Mirror
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Eurovision fans only just recognising Cyprus entry Theo Evan from huge TV show
The Eurovision Song Contest is set to light up the St Jakobshalle arena in Basel, Switzerland, as the first acts battle it out for a spot in Saturday's grand finale. The first show will see countries like Iceland, Poland, Ukraine, Norway and Croatia showcasing their talent. Cyprus' own Theo Evan is also set to grace the stage with his track 'Shh'. The 27 year old Greek Cypriot singer-songwriter, dancer, and actor, born Evangelos Theodorou, is more commonly known by his stage name. His early years were spent honing his craft in various theatre productions and talent shows. After finishing school, he made the move to the US to study music and performance, before dropping his debut single The Wall in 2021. Eagle-eyed viewers might have spotted him in one of HBO's biggest teen dramas, Euphoria, where he appeared as an extra. He featured in episode seven of season two, aptly titled The Theater and Its Double. Theo holds the honour of being the first Cypriot to represent Cyprus since 2017, as the country has often been represented by acts of different nationalities. The songwriter revealed his tune for Eurovision is steeped in ancient Greek mythos, taking a page from the tale of Narcissus—a handsome boy desired by many but smitten only with himself, leading to his tragic demise and rebirth as the namesake flower. Speaking about his Eurovision idol, he shared: "Since Eurovision is in Switzerland, I have to say Céline Dion." "She proved that Eurovision can launch global superstars, and her voice and passion have inspired me endlessly." Drawing creative zest from a roster of stars like Stromae, Michael Jackson, The Fray, Drake, Billie Eilish, and Coldplay, his track 'Shh' springs from the collaborative genius of Dimitris Kontopoulos, Elsie Bay, Linda Dale, Elke Tiel, and Lasse Nymann. Notably, Dimitris emerges as one of Eurovision's most accomplished writers, boasting songs in eight contests and securing four top-three spots. Gear up for the Eurovision spectacle with the first semi-final hitting screens on BBC One at 8pm, May 13. For viewers tuning in from beyond the UK, they can watch via the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel.


Axios
06-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
10 things to do in Phoenix this March
Soak up the sun during spring festival season with these events. 🎶 M3F Festival 2025 LCD Soundsystem and Justice will headline this nonprofit music festival. March 7–8, gates open at 1pm Friday and noon Saturday; Steele Indian School Park; Tickets from $110 🎨 Tempe Festival of the Arts This popular craft show returns to downtown Tempe with exhibitors from around the country, local music, kids activities and more. March 7–9, 10am–5:30pm Friday and Saturday and 10am–4:30pm Sunday; Mill Avenue; Free! 🌶️ Chili Cook-off and Carnival Sample award-winning chili recipes and enjoy carnival rides and live music. March 7–9, 5pm–9pm Friday, 11am–9pm Saturday and 11am–5pm Sunday; Ahwatukee Community Swim, Tennis & Event Center; Free! 🎾 Arizona Tennis Classic 2025 Watch up-and-coming tennis talents compete in our perfect spring weather. March 10–16; Phoenix Country Club; Ticket prices vary 🪺 Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival The big birds are back! Say hello as they roam through the festival. Also enjoy carnival rides and performances by The Fray, Natasha Bedingfield and others. March 14–16 and 21–23, times vary; Tumbleweed Park; Tickets from $20 🌺 Arizona Aloha Festival Celebrate Hawaiian and South Pacific Islander cultures with live music, dance performances, crafts and traditional food. March 15-16, 10am–5pm; Tempe Beach Park; Free! 🖼️ Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week Fair More than 100 galleries will display curated collections at this art fair, which will also showcase luxury cars and Indigenous performances. March 21–23, 11am–8pm Friday and Saturday and 11pm–5pm Sunday; WestWorld of Scottsdale; Tickets from $30 🇲🇽 Spirits of Mexico Festival 2025 Explore Mexican culture with traditional music, food, dance, mixology classes and more. March 22–23, 11am–6pm; Heritage Square; Tickets from $10 🐉 Arizona Dragon Boat Festival Watch as competitors from around the country race in long and narrow decorative paddle boats. March 29–30, times TBA; Tempe Town Lake; Free! ✨ Fountain Hills Dark Sky Festival Stargaze at this celebration of the International Dark Sky Community north of Phoenix. March 29, 4–9pm; Fountain Hills Community Center; Free!