As U.S. Mourns Attack, Entertainment Industry Unites

At the Beacon Theatre, a Sept. 12 show featuring Lil' Romeo with Dreamstreet was canceled, as was a Sept. 15 "Twist of Marley" concert, featuring Lee Ritenour, Jonathan Butler, Patti Austin, and Gerald Albright. Metropolitan Entertainment promoter of the Lil' Romeo show, postpone...

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Published in:Billboard 2001-09, Vol.113 (38), p.1-1
Main Authors: Morris, Chris, Christman, Ed, Walsh, Christopher, Bambarger, Bradley, Orshoski, Wes, Bessman, Jim, Hoffman, Wayne, Holland, Bill, Waddell, Ray, Stark, Phyllis, Price, Deborah Evans, Cobo, Leila, Mitchell, Gail, Newman, Melinda, White, Timothy, Conniff, Tamara, Morell, John
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Attitudes
Awards & honors
Blood & organ donations
Electronic book readers
Employees
Entertainment industry
Evacuations & rescues
Fires
Music
Music industry
Radio stations
Terrorism
Violence
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Summary:At the Beacon Theatre, a Sept. 12 show featuring Lil' Romeo with Dreamstreet was canceled, as was a Sept. 15 "Twist of Marley" concert, featuring Lee Ritenour, Jonathan Butler, Patti Austin, and Gerald Albright. Metropolitan Entertainment promoter of the Lil' Romeo show, postponed a Sept. 11 show at the Hammerstein Ballroom by 0-Town and canceled a Sept. 14 Beacon concert by Nanci Griffith.
ISSN:0006-2510