Celine Dion’s upcoming Taking Chances world tour. It begins Feb. 14 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Dion grossed a staggering $385 million at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, drawing nearly 3 million people to 717 shows that concluded Dec. 15.
The Colosseum stand was a collaboration between Dion and her husband/manager Rene Angelil, AEG Live touring arm Concerts West and its co-president John Meglen, and Caesars. Largely driven by Dion’s performances, the Colosseum has been the top-grossing venue of its size since it opened in 2003. ion is particularly hot in her home country of Canada in general and her native province of Montreal in particular.

Red Hot Chili Peppers finally inished their North American tour supporting. They wanted to support their extremely  popular double album Stadium Arcadium in Oklahoma City. Between Californication’s blasphemous “Parallel Universe” and Arcadium’s “Death of a Martian,” one gets the distinct  could be from outer space. Having survived the logical outcome of ‘80s music and the corrosive results of ‘90s medicines. Peppers guitar prodigy John Frusciante seems to think that his band has successfully weathered the fickleness.  Boisterous passion of the Oklahoma crowd hit a nerve.  It proves that  RHCP’s album hit the target and guys  are real music nerds

The band’s seventh album “In Rainbows” was No. 1 on the week’s music charts!  122,000 copies have been sold recently!. Radiohead didn’t want to  announce how many copies it sold or how much money they got from the digital release. The band released the disc on Jan. 1 through TBD Records, a sublabel of ATO Records. For its first six albums, Radiohead was under contract with music giant EMI Group. S o you must listen to this world famous band’s album. It worthes to be  loved