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The Black Crowes in the news

• Weekend preview: Sarah Brightman, Black Crowes and Neil Young (Detroit News)
  Soprano Sarah Brightman first rose to stardom as Christine in the musical "The Phantom of the Opera." As a solo artist, Brightman continues to wow audiences with her ethereal voice.
  
• Grace Potter and the Nocturnals return to Penn's Peak Thursday (Times News)
  Vermont rockers opened for Black Crowes in July
  
• New album for Black Crowes? (Calgary Sun)
  DETROIT -- Guitarist Rich Robinson says that he and brother Chris Robinson want to make another Black Crowes album -- and have plenty of material from which to choose.
  
• Heavyheads are "Down At The Heels" (OnMilwaukee.com)
  Mixing classic rock and roll with a passion for blues with a dash of soul, it's little surprise that Milwaukee band The Heavyheads have often been compared to The Black Crowes. But on its second disc -- and arguably, its first proper outing -- the quintet has really found its own voice.
  
• Black Crowes Writing For Next Album (Undercover)
  The most rock ‘n’ roll rock ‘n’ roll band in the world, The Black Crowes have begun thinking about their next album. In an interview with Billboard.com, guitarist Rich Robinson said “We still want to do this.
  
• LAist Interview: Cormac Neeson of The Answer (LAist)
  Southern Californians with a taste for the ballsy, beery hard rock sounds of the seventies have already bought their tickets for AC/DC's long-awaited return to LA this coming Saturday and Monday. (We hope so, for your sake, because they’ve been sold out since around the time they went on sale.) The Forum, the site of many historic metal gigs, seems like the perfect venue for their special ...
  
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• Black Crowes back in spotlight with 'Warpaint' (Poughkeepsie Journal)
  When the million-selling, blues-rocking Black Crowes announced they were going on "indefinite hiatus" in 2002, many fans weren't surprised.
  
• This week: One Republic, Bobby Conn (Detroit Free Press)
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• Gig roundup: Hatfield has grown up (OnMilwaukee.com)
  Juliana Hatfield's memoir -- the one printed on paper rather than burned in zeroes and ones with a laser into plastic -- is called "When I Grow Up." But it takes but a single listen to her latest disc, "How to Walk Away," to realize the one-time Blake Babies front woman has long since matured. Hatfield, now 41, performs at Turner Hall Ballroom on Wednesday, Dec. 3 at 8 p.m.