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Forget Dorothy and her ruby slippers—head to Oz for the story of Elphaba and Glinda. Follow the Wicked cast down a different yellow brick road for a beautiful tale of friendship, love and courage. The ever “Popular” show returns to the Pantages to expose the back story of the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good. You don’t even have to paint your skin green, just belt out “Defying Gravity” and "Something Bad" to fit in here. Wicked and its “Wonderful” set will inevitably win over your heart, and change your perspective on Emerald City “For Good.”
For twice the length of Justin Bieber's entire life, Sir Elton John has answered to the title of Pop King. Thanks to his musical diversity and relevance, both artistic and cultural (need we mention the fact that he made Lady Gaga the godmither of his son?), Elton John has solidly maintained his royalty. In more recent years, we reveled in the unexpected delights of his recent collaboration album with Leon Russell and 2013's reflective solo release, The Diving Board, but we're sure glad to see Sir Elton play a big ol' greatest-hits show: Swoon along to "Tiny Dancer," make juvenile hand gestures to "Crocodile Rock" and smile meaningfully at your folks during "Can You Feel the Love Tonight." It might be one of your last in-concert opportunities to see Elton John do what he's done best for half a century. Don't miss it.
Coachella 2019 will be here before you know it. The Indio music festival kicks off a season of live music weekends around the country—put simply, all eyes and ears are on Coachella this spring. Find out who played the best sets at the pre-summer music festival, which special guest showed up, what everyone is wearing and the best things to eat and drink between sets (spoiler: food from some of the best restaurants in Los Angeles). What is Coachella? The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is an annual music festival held over two weekends in Indio, just east of Palm Springs. When is Coachella? The festival is held over two weekends. Coachella weekend one is April 12–14, 2019 and weekend two is April 19–21, 2019. When do Coachella tickets go on sale? Coachella presale tickets go on sale Friday, June 1 at 11am. Book Online How much are Coachella tickets? For the 2019 festival, GA tickets are $429, or $504 with a shuttle pass included. VIP admission is $999, and VIP parking is $150. For car camping, tent camping and Lake Eldorado prices, look here. What’s the Coachella 2019 lineup like? We don’t know quite yet—but look out for a lineup announcement in January.
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The world’s grayest…er, greatest rock & roll band is back to get its rocks off in Pasadena with a show at the Rose Bowl. The reason to hit the road is, well, because they still can. When we last saw them, they ripped, though it took a handful of songs for them to loosen their ligaments.
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