Curtain call: Connecticut reopens, and we ve got your front row seat
Alex Fischer and Susan Shultz
July 28, 2021
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Concert goers at South Farms in Morris, CT respected social distance last fall. Bradford PhotographyShow MoreShow Less
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Keith Mahler, president of Premier Concerts and Manic Presents, held outdoor shows at South Farms in Morris, CT, held 45 shows in about 70 days. Attendees parked their car and attended the show respecting social distance.Bradford PhotographyShow MoreShow Less
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Fairfield Theatre Company provides guests with a unique and intimate experience offered at both StageOne and the Warehouse at FTC. Scott VincentShow MoreShow Less
July 28, 2021
Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the one-for-one A’s-Marlins swap involving Starling Marte and Jesús Luzardo, Marte’s underrated career, and Miami’s enviable pitching stockpile, then discuss the circumstances surrounding a potential trade of Max Scherzer. After that (35:21), they talk to
FiveThirtyEight senior writer Neil Paine about the factors that affect whether teams add or subtract at the trade deadline, Neil’s “Doyle Number” metric for assessing trade-season incentives, how this year’s unusual playoff picture has created unusual deadline conditions, and specific teams that should or shouldn’t be motivated to make moves.
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The Daily’s 2021 Lollapalooza preview
Lollapalooza is back.
After a year-long hiatus, the four day festival, arguably Chicago’s biggest musical event of the year, will return to Grant Park on Thursday. Boasting a star-studded lineup, the event is also taking preventative measures against COVID-19, requiring all attendees to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.
If you’re searching for the rundown on some of the top artists at the festival this year, look no further The Daily has you covered. Read on to learn more about just a few of the artists making appearances at this year’s Lollapalooza.
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“I consider myself a country musician, but I definitely see people framing me as alternative by today’s standards,” Peck says. “[My music] pulls references from all kinds of genres, so maybe that confuses people. The irony is that I make music that sounds similar to what I would consider ‘classic country’ more than what country music sounds like today. And I’ve always had an alternative spirit. I come from the
DIY space. I grew up listening to all kinds of music. So it doesn’t bother me.”
His authenticity doesn’t just apply to his sound it’s also relevant to his fashion choices. Peck also told