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NewsRobbers On High Street announce US tourRobbers On High Street have announced the details of a US tour this summer. The New York rockers are supporting their new album, 'Grand Animals', which is due out on July 24. The band recorded the album over a two-month period at studios in New York and Los Angeles, and recruited Daniele Luppi, known for his string arrangements on Gnarls Barkley's 'St Elsewhere', to produce the album. They band will kick off their summer tour on June 23 at the Belmont Music and Arts Street Festival in Chicago, and plan to hit several US cities including Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Minneapolis. They'll wrap things up in Madison, Wisconsin on July 14. The tour dates are: Chicago, IL Belmont Music and Arts Street Festival (June 23) Nashville, TN Exit/ In (26) Newport, KY Southgate House (27) Detroit, MI Magic Stick (28) Akron, OH Lime Spider (29) Brooklyn, NY Southpaw (30) Baltimore, MD Ottobar (July 1) Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda?s (2) Cambridge, MA TT The Bear?s (3) Arlington, VA Iota Club and Caf? (5) Cleveland, OH Beachland Ballroom (6) Columbus, OH The Basement (7) Chicago, IL Schubas (10) Dekalb, IL Otto's (11) Milwaukee, WI Mirimar (12) Minneapolis, MN Triple Rock (13) Madison, WI High Noon (14) Spector Trial: Day 17 Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler today ruled that "diary-style" writings by Lana Clarkson intended to be used by the defense are not suitable for use as evidence in court. The defense presented the material from Lana Clarkson's computer and alleged that the information within suggested that she had suicidal thoughts and visions. Clarkson, 40, was shot in February 2003 at the home of music producer Phil Spector, who is accused of her murder. The computer material was intended for use to question the coroner Dr. Louise Pena who concluded that Clarkson did not pull the trigger herself. Having taken the computer material home at the weekend, the judge returned to court on Monday and said that the document was so far removed from what the defense had said it was, that he had to double check that he had the right document. "I don't consider anything in this particular document to be significant," he said. Fidler read an excerpt from the document about a dead actress, which was taken from a book about Hollywood, and the 'vision' turned out to be a description of shadows passing a window. The document will not be allowed for use to cross-examine in the courtroom. |
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