Anthony Corder – The Voice of Tora Tora Featuring Ben Hans Experience the electrifying Anthony Corder, Tora Tora's powerhouse vocalist, in an intimate acoustic performance with percussionist Ben Hans. Stripping down Tora Tora's classics, Corder's soulful voice and Hans' rhythmic finesse promise a unique musical journey. Dive into rock 'n' roll and blues as this dynamic duo crafts a soul-stirring night of unforgettable hits. Opening the show is Denny Bowen, formerly of Napoleon Machine Gun, now captivating audiences solo. His evocative melodies and poignant lyrics offer a deeply personal and soulful experience. Don't miss this must-see event, where three incredible artists unite for a night of musical magic. Limited seating available. Tickets are $15 preshow/ $20 DOS (21 & Up).
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democrats. tracie potts has the latest from there. reporter: good morning, everyone. debate starts in washington today over this republican plan, the compromise to extend the current federal budget another two weeks to avoid a government shutdown. on friday, that extension would involve $4 billion in cuts to the federal government. democrats think there should be a longer extension. republicans actually want more cuts. they re trying on compromise here to keep the government running. democrats say they re skeptical of these cuts, calling them reckless, saying ty could impact unfairly teachers across the nation, federally funded teachers. but senate democrats seem willing to get this done to prevent the shutdown. it is a temporary solution. lynn one also mentioned wisconsin. wisconsin, the governor, in a very public battle there over the budget, has given democrats an ultimatum, a deadline of today to return to the state so they can vote on these cuts that he s proposing. hi
they ve made progress as they scramble to compromise on the nation s expiring budget. meanwhile, wisconsin s governor has laid down an ultimatum for democrats. tracie potts has the latest from there. reporter: good morning, everyone. debate starts in washington today over this republican plan, the compromise to extend the current federal budget another two weeks to avoid a government shutdown. on friday, that extension would involve $4 billion in cuts to the federal government. democrats think there should be a longer extension. republicans actually want more cuts. they re trying on compromise here to keep the government running. democrats say they re skeptical of these cuts, calling them reckless, saying they could impact unfairly teachers across the nation, federally funded teachers. but senate democrats seem willing to get this done to prevent the shutdown. it is a temporary solution. lynn one also mentioned wisconsin. wisconsin, the governor, in a very public battle the