A magician working on a slim budget couldn’t compete against the big shows. Until, that is, he gets his big break on a top-rated network TV show. What a story!
Mike Weatherford
The year just passed was a big one for Magic Mike, Savage Steve and Jaymes and James.
For those who must take a pause for the cause, here’s what you miss: The Quarterflash hit “Harden My Heart” alternating with Pat Benatar’s “Shadows of the Night.”
Coco dances. And when she does, her balance and center of gravity become the elephant in the room. Well, two elephants, really.
Ronnie Vannucci pauses a second, then comes up with a great phrase to describe a Killers hometown show: “comfortably chaotic.”
If you’re opening a show with an unconventional premise at midnight on one of the slowest weekends of the year, it’s good to have the Mayan apocalypse as a backup plan.
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s new version of “Soul2Soul” plays like a big arena concert that happens to be in a small theater. Is that any bad thing?
So how over the top is this Shania show? So over the top that we start to expect more than what’s already there.
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