#Cadillac Arena

[jeanie-g]

Did you say PROMPTS?!?!

If they’re still open then JackNico and cemeteries?

Or if that doesn’t strike your fancy then JackNico and spices?

hey!! for your viewing pleasure...

[#46] cemeteries

(slightly nsfw, tw: period-typical homophobia, mentions/fears of homophobic violence)

Nico's car screeches to a halt before the iron gates of the town cemetery, on a little passage that used to be an access road for the funeral procession, but is now overgrown with weeds and the low-hanging branches of untamed trees.

It also happens to be the perfect hiding spot for car sex.

Nico turns off the ignition, and it takes all of four seconds for Jack to leap out of the passenger seat and into his lap, hands tugging on the lapels of his letterman. He's still in his Huskies jersey that’s a size too big, and Nico is trying to be normal about it.

It's routine, to come here after a win at home, but the novelty hasn't worn off in the slightest. Probably because Jack is the one he's bringing here.

"God, that trick play," Jack says, already slightly out of breath. "I wanted to run onto the field and blow you at the 40 yard line."

Nico chuckles. "Something tells me that'd get flagged."

Jack ignores him, eyes shifting between his eyes and his mouth. "You did so good, babe, making that pass, winning the game for us."

Nico pokes out his tongue. "I thought you didn't like sports."

Jack smiles. "I don't like football, but I like you."

Nico boos. “That was bad. Absolute cheddar.”

Jack rolls his eyes. “Oh, just fucking kiss me, Heisman."

And Nico does, grabbing Jack’s chin and bringing his head down to capture his lips. He can taste the salt from the popcorn he was eating in the stands. Jack wouldn't tell him where he was sitting, (not like Nico would've been able to spot him in a 70,000 capacity arena anyway), but just knowing that he was there meant the world to him.

Being a football prodigy with a full ride to U-Dub has its perks, but it isn't all cake and ice cream. Not when you're a gay football prodigy carrying the expectations that you're gonna be in the NFL someday. Even in a progressive place like Seattle, gay and football do not mix. Nico knows it wouldn't go over well if he came out. Being a lonely, closeted virgin made that pretty easy, though. If Nico never met a guy he'd like to date, then he'd never have a problem.

But then he met Jack. Loud, charming, beautiful Jack, who caught Nico's attention immediately in an acting class he tried as an elective and ended up dropping. He didn't drop Jack though, couldn't resist him when he'd cornered Nico in an empty hallway and asked him out point blank (which started as outwardly innocent drinks at the campus pub, and ended with Nico getting his dick sucked for the first time and coming all over Jack's tee shirt).

That was six months ago, and Nico can finally admit to himself that he might just be falling in love. Amazingly, it's not as scary as he thought it'd be.

But it’s 1996, and people suck, which means they have to get creative when hooking up. Nico’s got two roommates who beg off half their classes to sleep or play PC games, and Jack lives with his parents and little brother, who have a house basically down the street from campus. Besides dingy, single serve bar bathrooms (where aforementioned head was given) or the odd motel room that makes Nico paranoid, there aren’t many places they can go.

So, they spend a lot of time in Nico's car, a black 1989 Cadillac Eldorado his dad surprised him with for his 18th birthday. When Nico dreamed about owning his own car, he never envisioned washing come stains out of the bench, but when it's the only place you can have safe sex with your boyfriend, it sort of becomes the default. His car, in the dead of night, tucked into the bushes outside the all-but-abandoned cemetery.

And he’ll admit it, it can get creepy—there is a reason this place isn’t frequented, after all—but when his reward is Jack in front of him, moaning his name and sporting red marks all along his jaw, he can say it’s well worth it.

Nico breaks from Jack's lips to kiss down his neck, Jack moaning like a dream above him. He's already hard in his jeans, pent up on adrenaline from the win and Jack in his lap, and he can feel Jack's interest nudging at his belly. Nico's in paradise—a hot, pleasant haze pervading his head like a high. It’s like he’s in a trance, kissing down Jack’s collarbone.

A knock on the window shatters that, making them both jump right out of their skin. Ice shoots up Nico's spine, and they both go still.

“What the hell was that?” Jack asks, whole body rigid. “Is someone there?”

Nico says nothing, too terrified to even move. Did someone follow them here? Was it one of his teammates? What if it’s the police? Can they get arrested?! Fuck, fuck, fuck.

“Nico,” Jack whispers, and he sounds so scared. Immediately, stories come to mind—ones Jack has told him about getting caught with another guy before. All the bruises and black eyes whose origins he had to lie to his parents about.

That breaks Nico out of his funk. Cop or not, if someone wants to lay a fucking finger on Jack, they’ll have to through U-Dub’s star quarterback first. Nico cranks his window down a crack, but when he looks through the brush and into the semi-darkness, no one's there—just the little light coming from the moon.

Hesitantly, he cranks it further, and when there’s still no sign of life, sticks his head out the window. He looks around, and it’s just as quiet as it was when they got there.

“They could be hiding, Neeks.”

“I don’t hear any rustling, though. With this much brush around us…”

Jack sighs. “We should just go.”

He makes to get out of Nico’s lap, but Nico gently grabs his hip.

“No, hold on. Hold on." He exhales, rolling it over in his head. "We’re miles from any houses, and no one is just walking around cemeteries at 10 o’clock. And if someone was following us, we would’ve heard their car and seen their lights.” Nico runs his hands down Jack’s arms to soothe him. “It was probably, like, an acorn hitting the car. Or a bird.”

Jack seems to mull this over. “Yeah, you’re right. Sorry, I’m just..."

“No, no need to apologize, love. We’re okay.”

Jack exhales, bringing a hand to Nico’s cheek. He slowly leans in to kiss him, and Nico kisses him back, sweet and soothing.

It takes a few minutes for the both of them to settle down from the spook, but eventually things get heated again, Jack shifting in Nico’s lap to grind his hips down on Nico’s thigh.

"Do you have stuff?" Jack asks between panting breaths.

"Yeah, in my bag," Nico says, removing a hand from Jack's hair and leaning forward to root around in his gym duffel on the floor of the passenger seat. Jack mutters absolute filth into his ear while he does, enough to make a porn star blush.

After several seconds, though, Nico can't find the travel bottle of lube—just his sweaty gym clothes, his half-empty Kool Rider, and a pack of gum.

"Shit," he says, sitting back in his seat. "I don't have it."

"What?"

Nico does some mental cataloguing. "Must've left it in my room."

"Oh," Jack says, clearly disappointed.

Before Nico'd had sex, he assumed no one ever really wanted to bottom, that it was the short end of the wishbone—just a chore. It was Jack who educated him on the wonders of the male prostate, taking Nico's cock so many different ways that it made Nico's head spin. Jack'd even topped him a couple times, leading to some of the most vivid and intense orgasms of his life.

That being said, Jack loves to ride Nico, and he gets impatient and bitchy when he doesn't get his way—but there's still plenty they can do with what they have. Nico intends to demonstrate, snaking a hand down the front of Jack's jeans, when another knock on the window makes them both scream.

Jack shrinks back, flopping onto the passenger seat and hugging himself. "Okay, what the fuck was that?!" he cries.

And Nico doesn't know. Looking out the window, and craning his ear against it, there's still nothing. And while the sound before could be attributed to nonthreatening objects, as he had theorized, this knock was distinctly human fist-sounding.

"That's it," Nico says, sitting up and angling towards the door. He doesn't know what's going on, but someone is clearly messing with them—quietly making their way in and out of the brush and hiding before they can see who they are. Hell, it could even be an animal.

Jack reaches forward to grab him. "Nico, no! We don't know who's out there!"

"Well, whoever or whatever it is can't jerk us around. Here." He twists to reach into the backseat, retrieving the miniature baseball bat he keeps there. "This'll teach 'em."

Jack swallows, but lets go. "Be safe, okay?"

With a quick exhale, Nico unlocks the door and pulls the handle, poising his bat as he gets out of the car. He closes the door behind him, protecting Jack inside, and paws his way out of the brush.

"Alright!" Nico shouts. "Who's the funny guy, eh?"

No voices echo. Only crickets. Nico swallows and ventures out, checking under the car and behind trees. Nothing. Either their interloper is a ninja or they're both going insane.

As Nico stands, hands on his hips, contemplating what to do next, he can't deny the eerie atmosphere surrounding him. The longer he stands there, the more suffocated he feels, like the air itself is closing in on him. Something cold passes by his neck, making his hairs stand on end. He reaches back to touch it. Then he makes eye contact with one of the dilapidated stone gargoyles peering over the top of the iron gates.

Maybe Jack's right. Maybe they should just leave. Interloper or not, he's starting to get the creeps. But when he turns and takes a step, his foot makes contact with something small. He moves his shoe, and bends down, shining the flashlight. He squints his eyes.

"What the fuck?"

It's a brand new, still shrink-wrapped bottle of lube.

Was that...there before? It doesn't look weathered, or even slightly dirty. Like someone just picked it up right off the shelf and placed it for Nico's shoe to find. Hesitantly, and to see if his eyes aren't deceiving him, maybe, he picks it up. His neck goes cold again, making him shiver through three layers of clothing.

He drops it, and the feeling fades. What?

He leaves it on the ground and heads back to the car, opening the door and sliding back into his seat.

"So?" Jack asks eagerly. "What was it?"

Nico shakes his head. "I dunno, there was... lube on the ground? Outside of the car."

"Huh? Lube?"

Nico nods. "It wasn't there when I stepped out, I swear." It's silent for a moment, and then Jack starts laughing. Nico turns to him, surprised. He thought it'd freak him out, but...

At the sight of Jack in a fit of hysterics, the sheer oddity of the situation falls on Nico. Strange knocks on the window with no signs of anyone around, temperature drops, an object appearing right when they needed it, all at the sight of a definitely haunted cemetery?

Nico's not one to think supernatural first and foremost, but if he didn't know any better...

"D'you think," Jack gets out between gasps for air. "D'you think some ghosts are trying to help us fuck?"

Nico doesn't think Jack's honestly posing the question, but suddenly he wants to be anywhere but here.

"I'm not sticking around here long enough to find out."

Nico grabs his keys from the center console and starts the ignition, and without much more fanfare, they're headed back towards campus. The spook was enough of a boner kill, but looking at Jack still smiling to himself in the passenger seat, hair all mussed and pretty...

He doesn't think it'll be that difficult to pick up right where they left off.

(In a bed, preferably.)

[rpfofficial]

i love sex

[fappellmoan]

ohhhhhhh this is juicy…

[cuidadolpu]

They should lean into Jamie's 70s aesthetic by having her show up to the arena in one of the cars from that era. Think Corvette, Cadillac or Oldsmobile

[pretentiousbullshittheblog]

DOOM 

House of Hope 

A performance by Anne Imhof

At Park Ave Armory, NY, NY

March 11, 2025

The grand Drill Hall at the Park Ave Armory was filled with a couple dozen Cadillac Escalades, several stages, a countdown clock on a sports arena scoreboard, and lots of young pretty things of European model variety (though there were some Americans in the mix). You could cut the ennui with a knife, possibly what the German artist Anne Imhof intended (or not, more on that). There were locker rooms where people changed, gaming happened, people slept and made out, all adding up to a quasi-performance of Romeo and Juliet but played out in reverse. This 3 hour spectacle also included French rap performances, a short set from a ersatz punk band (playing at a high school battle of the bands perhaps?) as well ballet performances, with piano covers of pop songs and newly written songs performed by Eliza Douglas. I haven’t even mentioned the live tatooing! Yeah it’s a lot. 

So what did it add up to? I’m not sure what to gather from it. It was certainly a gesamkunstwerk, incorporating ALL of performance. It has the nihilism of youth, and perhaps, the nihilism of our own time. In the end, to me, it seemed like beautiful vapidity, the posturing of something important. The artifice of the show, maybe that was the point but it is hard to know where to draw the line between the winking-ness and the sincerity of it and the artist wanting to have it both and all possible ways. Imhof was given the opportunity, the resources and the money, to scale up her ambitions and she was able to utilize  every lever, every collaborator could be brought to flavor the stew. But unfortunately it comes out with no single ‘hero’ ingredient and a dull flavor. 

[bruce-springsteen-live-studio]

Cadillac Ranch (Live at Meadowlands Arena, E. Rutherford, NJ - July 1981) · Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band

[mochis-things]

**Chapter 2.24 - Beijing, China**

---

The transition from Hong Kong to Beijing felt significant in more ways than one. For Ningning, it was **a homecoming of sorts.** Even though she hadn’t lived in Beijing full-time in years, there was something about stepping off the plane into the crisp northern air that made her straighten her shoulders, inhaling deeply.

“This feels familiar,” she murmured, a soft smile tugging at her lips.

Sunwoo, walking beside her, noted the way her eyes flickered across the airport terminal. **This stop meant more to her.** He knew it without her saying it.

Karina, pulling her coat tighter against the dry winter air, exhaled. “It’s colder than I expected.”

Winter hummed. “Northern China is no joke.”

Giselle stretched. “Are we heading straight to the hotel?”

Sunwoo checked the time. “You have a family visit scheduled first, Ningning. The rest of you can settle in at the hotel.”

Ningning blinked, glancing at him. “You’re coming, right?”

He hesitated. “I wasn’t planning on it.”

She frowned. “I want you to.”

That caught him off guard. Before he could argue, she added, “They’ve heard a lot about you. My mom especially.”

The other members perked up.

“Oh?” Karina smirked. “Sunwoo meeting the family?”

Winter elbowed him. “That’s a big deal.”

He sighed, pinching the bridge of his nose. “Fine.”

Ningning grinned. “Good. Let’s go.”

---

The drive to Ningning’s family home took them through **the heart of Beijing**, past towering skyscrapers, historic hutongs, and bustling streets filled with people on bikes and scooters. **The old and the new blended seamlessly.**

By the time they arrived, the sun was beginning to set, casting a warm golden hue over the city. Sunwoo followed Ningning through the front gate of a traditional-style home, the scent of spices and home-cooked food immediately hitting him.

Her mother greeted them warmly, pulling Ningning into a tight hug before turning to Sunwoo with an appraising gaze. “So, you’re the famous manager.”

Sunwoo bowed respectfully. “It’s nice to meet you.”

She smiled. “Ningning talks about you a lot.”

He glanced at Ningning, who shrugged. “You do a lot for us. I mention you.”

Her mother nodded approvingly before ushering them inside. The house was cozy, filled with the scent of Sichuan peppercorns and freshly brewed tea. **It was a stark contrast to the hotels and venues they had been living in.**

Dinner was a feast—**dumplings, hotpot, stir-fried vegetables, and rich, fragrant soup.** Sunwoo, who had grown used to eating quick, convenience-store meals on tour, almost forgot what it was like to have a home-cooked meal.

Ningning’s grandmother, who had been quietly observing him for most of dinner, finally spoke. “You eat too fast.”

The table went silent before Ningning burst into laughter.

Sunwoo, slightly embarrassed, set his chopsticks down. “Sorry, I—”

She waved him off. “It means you’re working too hard.”

He had no response to that.

Ningning smirked. “She’s not wrong.”

As the night stretched on, he found himself more at ease. Ningning’s family was warm, teasing, and easy to be around. He listened to stories about Ningning’s childhood—how she was always performing, how she’d run around causing trouble in the neighborhood, how she had never been afraid of chasing her dreams.

By the time they left, Sunwoo felt lighter somehow. **Like he had been given a glimpse into a part of her world that most people never got to see.**

In the van ride back to the hotel, Ningning leaned her head against the window. “Thanks for coming.”

He nodded. “Thanks for inviting me.”

She grinned sleepily. “Now my family thinks you’re the best manager ever.”

He scoffed. “That’s debatable.”

She yawned. “Nah. You are.”

Sunwoo didn’t argue.

---

The next day, rehearsals at **Cadillac Arena** were smooth, though there was an undeniable pressure in the air. **The Beijing crowd was expected to be one of the largest yet.**

During a break, Karina pulled Sunwoo aside. “So? How was dinner?”

He gave her a look. “Normal.”

She smirked. “You bonded with her family, didn’t you?”

He sighed. “They were nice.”

Giselle, walking past, snorted. “He totally bonded with them.”

Winter grinned. “We’re gonna hold this over your head forever.”

Sunwoo rolled his eyes but didn’t fight it. **They weren’t wrong.**

---

The concert that night was electric. The Beijing crowd was deafening, chanting in perfect unison, holding up banners that filled the entire arena. The members fed off the energy, delivering one of their best performances of the tour.

Backstage, after the final bow, Sunwoo found Ningning standing near the stage entrance, taking in the sight of the emptying arena.

She turned to him. “I’ll remember this forever.”

He nodded. “Me too.”

She tilted her head. “Yeah?”

He exhaled. “Yeah.”

She smiled. “Good.”

As they walked toward the waiting van, **the city lights glowing beyond the glass windows**, Sunwoo realized something—**this tour wasn’t just about the concerts.**

**It was about moments like these.**

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➪ there will be three surprise song covers every night by various country artists

➪ occasionally there will be a special guest join for the surprise song set where the surprise songs will be by the guest artist

➪ the whole tour will be in hockey arenas, with the exception of the Calgary Stampede and Craven, SK shows

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vancouver N1 ; surprise songs - Drink About Me (Brett Kissel), Dust on the Bottle (David Lee Murphy), My Maria (Brooks and Dunn)

vancouver N2 ; surprise songs - Right Where I Need To Be (Gary Allan), Live Like You Were Dying (Tom McGraw), Long Hard Road (The Sharecropper's Dream) (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)

Dates: June 30-31, 2025 Where: Rogers Arena

edmonton N1 ; surprise songs - Sundown (Gordon Lightfoot), Man! I Feel Like A Woman (Shania Twain), All the Pretty Girls (Kenny Chesney)

Dates: July 3, 2025 Where: Rogers Place

calgary N1 ; special guest - Nickelback, surprise songs - Photograph, Gotta Be Somebody, Rockstar

calgary N2 ; special guest - Paul Brandt, surprise songs - Convoy, Didn't Even See The Dust, The Journey

Dates: July 5-6, 2025 Where: Scotiabank Saddledome

special show ; Calgary Stampede Headliner

Date: July 8, 2025 Where: GMC Stadium

special show ; Country Thunder Music Festival Headliner

Date: July 12, 2025 Where: Craven, Saskatchewan

winnipeg N1 ; surprise songs - Looking for Love (Johnny Lee), Unforgettable (Thomas Rhett), Singles You Up (Jordan Davis)

Dates: July 15, 2025 Where: Canada Life Center

ottawa N1 ; surprise songs - Song of the South (Alabama), Forever's Gotta Start Somewhere (Chad Brownlee), Barefoot Blue Jean Night (Jake Owen)

Dates: July 17, 2025 Where: Canadian Tire Center

toronto N1 ; special guest - Keith Urban, surprise songs - Days Go By, Somebody Like You, Wild Hearts

toronto N2 ; surprise songs - Canadian Summer (Dean Brody), I Like It, I Love It (Tim McGraw), 5-1-5-0 (Dierks Bentley)

Dates: July 19-20, 2025 Where: Scotiabank Arena

montreal N1 ; surprise songs - Homegrown (Zac Brown Band), Cadillac Ranch (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), One Drink Ago (Dallas Smith & Terri Clark)

montreal N2 ; surprise songs - Two Dozen Roses (Shenandoah), Farmer's Daughter (Rodney Atkins), Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (Luke Bryan)

Dates: July 22-23, 2025 Where: Bell Center

buffalo N1 ; surprise songs - Should've Been A Cowboy (Toby Keith), Born Again In Dixieland (Jason McCoy), On the Combine (High Valley)

Dates: July 25, 2025 Where: KeyBank Center

new york N1 ; surprise songs - In Color (Jamey Johnson), Tight Fitting' Jeans (Conway Twitty), Won't You Be Mine (Bobby Wills)

new york N2 ; surprise songs - No Such Thing as a Broken Heart (Old Dominion), Five More Minutes (Scotty McCreery), Good Ole Boys Like Me (Don Williams)

Dates: July 28-29, 2025 Where: Madison Square Garden

new york N1 ; surprise songs - Colder Weather (Zac Brown Band), Springsteen (Eric Church), The Gambler (Kenny Rogers)

new york N2 ; surprise songs - Made for You (Jake Owen), I Love This Live (LOCASH), Broken Halos (Chris Stapleton)

Dates: July 31-August 1, 2025 Where: UBS Arena

new jersey N1 ; surprise songs - Yours If You Want It (Rascal Flatts), Sweet Annie (Zac Brown Band), Waiting On You (The Prairie States)

new jersey N2 ; surprise songs - Snapback (Old Dominion), Wagon Wheel (Darius Rucker), Beer Money (Kip Moore)

Dates: August 3-4, 2025 Where: Prudential Center

boston N1 ; special guest - Niall Horan, surprise songs - Black and White, This Town, Heaven

boston N2 ; surprise songs - Small Town Southern Man (Alan Jackson), We Were In Love (Toby Keith), Truth Comes Out (Corb Lund)

Dates: August 6-7, 2025 Where: TD Garden

pittsburgh N1 ; surprise songs - Leaving On A Jet Plane (John Denver), Remember When (Alan Jackson), All These Years (Sawyer Brown)

pittsburgh N2 ; surprise songs - Til You Can't (Cody Johnson), Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset Repeat (Luke Bryan), People Are Crazy (Billy Currington)

Dates: August 10-11, 2025 Where: PPG Paints Arena

philadelphia N1 ; special guest - Eric Church, surprise songs - Springsteen, Talladega, Hell of a View

philadelphia N2 ; surprise songs - Dixieland Delight (Alabama), Make You Mine (High Valley), The Borderline (Chris Ledoux)

Dates: August 13-14, 2025 Where: Wells Fargo Center

washington dc N1 ; surprise songs - Relentless (Jason Aldean), Fast Cars and Freedom (Rascal Flatts), Cruise (Florida Georgia Line)

Dates: August 16, 2025 Where: Capital One Arena

raleigh N1 ; surprise songs - Love You Anyway (Luke Combs), I Don't Dance (Lee Brice), The Maker Said Take Her (Alabama) - 3rd anniversary with Connor

Dates: August 18, 2025 Where: Lenovo Center

nashville N1 ; special guest - Luke Bryan, surprise songs - I Don't Want This Night To End, Country Girl (Shake It For Me), That's My Kind of Night

nashville N2 ; special guest - Luke Combs, surprise songs - Lovin' On You, Where The Wild Things Are, When It Rains It Pours

Dates: August 21-22, 2025 Where: Bridgestone Arena

columbus N1 ; surprise songs - Good Time (Alan Jackson), How Do You Like Me Now?! (Toby Keith), That Kind of Beautiful (Emerson Drive)

Dates: August 24, 2025 Where: Nationwide Arena

detroit N1 ; special guest - Lee Brice, surprise songs - Memory I Don't Mess With, Love Like Crazy, Parking Lot Party

detroit N2 ; surprise songs - Cruise (Florida Georgia Line), American Country Love Song (Jake Owen), Save It for a Rainy Day (Kenny Chesney)

Dates: August 27-28, 2025 Where: Little Caesars Arena

chicago N1 ; special guest - Kenny Chesney, surprise songs - Bar at the End of the World, American Kids, All the Pretty Girls

chicago N2 ; surprise songs - Enchanted (Taylor Swift), Harvest Time (Luke Bryan), Blue Clear Sky (George Strait)

chicago N3 ; surprise songs - What My World Spins Around (Jordan Davis), Play It Again (Luke Bryan), Made for You (Jake Owen)

Dates: August 30-September 1, 2025 Where: United Center

st louis N1 ; surprise songs - Good Jeans (Tebey), Small Town Saturday Night (Hal Ketchum), Take Me Home, Country Roads (John Denver)

st louis N2 ; special guest - Sawyer Brown, surprise songs - This Night Won't Last Forever, Outskirts of Town, Heart Don't Fall Now

Dates: September 4-5, 2025 Where: Enterprise Center

st paul N1 ; surprise songs - Heartache on the Dance Floor (Jon Pardi), She Don't Know She's Beautiful (Sammy Kershaw), Bless the Broken Road (Rascal Flatts)

st paul N2 ; surprise songs - Rain Is a Good Thing (Luke Bryan), People Are Crazy (Billy Currington), Chicken Fried (Zac Brown Band)

Dates: September 8-9, 2025 Where: Xcel Energy Center

salt lake city N1 ; surprise songs - Tequila Little Time (Jon Pardi), Fishin' In The Dark (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), Living In a Moment (Ty Herndon)

salt lake city N2 ; surprise songs - As She’s Walking Away (Zac Brown Band), Dixieland Delight (Alabama), Setting the World on Fire (Kenny Chesney)

Dates: September 11-12, 2025 Where: Delta Center

denver N1 ; special guest - Brooks and Dunn, surprise songs - Red Dirt Road, Neon Moon, Play Something Country

denver N2 ; surprise songs - Born and Raised (Hunter Brothers), Memory Lane (Old Dominion), Famous Friends (Kane Brown)

Dates: September 15-16, 2025 Where: Ball Arena

seattle N1 ; surprise songs - Ain’t Nothing Bout You (Brooks and Dunn), Dream Walkin’ (Toby Keith), Man! I Feel Like A Woman (Shania Twain)

seattle N2 ; surprise songs - That's My Kind of Night (Luke Bryan), Heartache Medication (Jon Pardi), The Thunder Rolls (Garth Brooks)

Dates: September 19-20, 2025 Where: Climate Pledge Arena

san jose N1 ; surprise songs - Beautiful Crazy (Luke Combs), Something Like That (Tim McGraw), Fast Cars and Freedom (Rascal Flatts)

san jose N2 ; surprise songs - Luchenback, Texas (Waylon Jennings), All These Years (Sawyer Brown), Dust on the Bottle (David Lee Murphy)

Dates: Septemper 22-23, 2025 Where: SAP Center

los angeles N1 ; surprise songs - Save It for a Rainy Day (Kenny Chesney), Stars Like Confetti (Dustin Lynch), Should've Been A Cowboy (Toby Keith)

los angeles N2 ; special guest - Taylor Swift, surprise songs - All Too Well (Taylor's Version) (10 minute version), Clean, Cornelia Street

los angeles N3 ; surprise songs - Any Man of Mine (Shania Twain), 5-1-5-0 (Dierks Bentley), Tight Fitting' Jeans (Conway Twitty)

Dates: September 25-26, 2025 Where: Crypto.com Arena

anaheim N1 ; surprise songs - Next Thing You Know (Jordan Davis), Waiting On You (The Prairie States), Small Town Southern Man (Alan Jackson)

anaheim N2 ; special guest - Jon Pardi, surprise songs - Head Over Boots, Last Night Lonely, Heartache Medication

Dates: September 29-30, 2025 Where: Honda Center

las vegas N1 ; surprise songs - Country Boy (Alan Jackson), Someday (Steve Earle), Worth a Shot (Aaron Pritchett)

las vegas N2 ; surprise songs - Tattoos on This Town (Jason Aldean), Snapback (Old Dominion), Born and Raised (Hunter Brothers)

Dates: October 3-4, 2025 Where: T-Mobile Arena

dallas N1 ; special guest - Cody Johnson, surprise songs - 'Til You Can't, Dirt Cheap, The Painter

dallas N2 ; surprise songs - Blue Clear Sky (George Strait), If You're Gonna Play In Texas (Alabama), Friends in Low Places (Garth Brooks)

Dates: October 7-8, 2025 Where: American Airlines Center

tampa N1 ; surprise songs - Waves (Luke Bryan), Margaritaville (Jimmy Buffet), Girls in Bikinis (Lee Brice)

tampa N2 ; surprise songs - Somewhere on a Beach (Dierks Bentley), One Margarita (Luke Bryan), Toes (Zac Brown Band)

Dates: October 12-13, 2025 Where: Amalie Arena

sunrise N1 ; surprise songs - Drink In My Hand (Eric Church), On a Boat That Day (Old Dominion), Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset Repeat (Luke Bryan)

sunrise N2 ; surprise songs - Knee Deep (Zac Brown Band), It's Five O'Clock Somewhere (Alan Jackson), When It Rains, It Pours (Luke Bryan)

Dates: October 15-16, 2025 Where: Amerant Bank Arena

[lyrics365]

California

California en el barrio los dos Cuantas tardes soñamos con ir En un cadillac cruzando el país Arena en la piel y un verano que no tuviera fin California “The sumer of love” Que nos tuvo colgados de allí Tu guitarra y yo cantándole rock and roll Asi eramos 1992 Te oi decir ahora o nunca tantas veces de verdad Yo te grite con toda el alma esta es la oportunidad Pero nunca subimos al…

[the-kiss-museum-news]

November 19, 1975

Details: Traverse City, MI 🇺🇸 Glacier Arena Promoter: Steve Glantz Productions Other act(s): Styx (opener) Reported audience: 5,800 **SOLD-OUT Reported gross: $28,200

Notes: - KISS's equipment blew out and the band reportedly only managed three songs following Styx's set at this concert. According to press reports, while Styx was performing their final song an electrical short caused $12,000 of damage to amps, speakers, and lighting. Requiring $35,000 worth of refunds! - The management of the Dome later blamed KISS for the short-circuit that ended the show, but also installed an upgraded electrical system to power concert backlines. However, the issues affecting the venue were more serious, since the event was dangerously over-sold for the venue. - The official capacity was 4,154 seats, though the facilities could only handle a maximum 2,451 person capacity at the time. The state fire marshal limited the venue's capacity to that latter figure following the show. Initially there were plans to reschedule the show, but the facilities issues caused the ultimate cancellation. - The whole situation, plus police seizures of "$1,300 of illegal drugs and paraphernalia from the fans" during the concert beg the question that the "short" might have been seen as a convenient way out of a potentially dangerous situation. No concerts were held at this venue until June 1976 when REO Speedwagon came to town with Head First. - Cadillac High School Coach Jim Neff attended this show. (www.kissconcerthistory.com) November 18, 1975 Port Huron, MI McMorran Place Arena

courtesy: edward przydzial - editors desk

[snkrfnd]

Last night I took cold medicine before bed bc I've been fighting a terrible cough.

My dream started with avoiding a serial killer dressed as a sports team animal mascot to finding a stage in an outdoor arena and picking up a guitar. In my dream history, I had previously been in an end-credits song of a movie as a child with Lil Nas X (in reality im old enough to be his mom). So when I picked up this guitar, parallel universe Lil Nas X appeared and transported me to his parallel universe. He drove a Cadillac convertible and took me to an outdoor market. I needed basic necessities because I wasn't from this universe. I remember digging through a barrel of donated shoes to find some size 11W similar to the dockers I wear to work in real life. The dream ended with a 2 hour graduate level finance exam. I began flickering between the parallel universes in a way that made the question on the exams change as soon as I answered it. So essentially every answer was wrong because I answered a different set of questions.

I woke up so pissed because my brain, in giving me parallel universe Lil Nas X, only gave me worn out work shoes and test anxiety instead of flying cars and unicorns.

[laresearchette]

Tuesday, September 17, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES? CHILD STAR (Disney + Star) ANNIHILATION (Paramount+ Canada) THE LOUD HOUSE: THE REALLY LOUD HOUSE (Paramount+ Canada) NÖTHIN’ BUT A GOOD TIME: THE UNCENSORED STORY OF ’80S HAIR METAL (Paramount+ Canada) STOP-LOSS (Paramount+ Canada) CAUGHT IN THE ACT: UNFAITHFUL (MTV Canada) 9:00pm STOPPING THE STEAL (HBO Canada) 9:00pm HIGH POTENTIAL (CTV) 10:00pm AMERICAN SPORTS STORY: AARON HERNANDEZ (FX Canada) 10:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT? SIN CITY TOW (Premiering on September 18 on Discovery Channel Canada at 9:00pm) 30 FOR 30: STOLEN GOLD (Premiering on September 20 on TSN3 at 8:00pm) DANCING WITH THE STARS (Premiering on September 21 on City TV at 8:00pm)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA CIVIL WAR

DISNEY + STAR CHILD STAR DANCING WITH THE STARS (Season 33, premiere episode @ 8pm ET/ 5pm PT)

NETFLIX CANADA CULINARY CLASS WARS (KR) LIVE FROM THE OTHER SIDE WITH TYLER HENRY

MLB BASEBALL (SN1) 6:30pm: Dodgers vs. Marlins (SN Now) 6:30pm: Giants vs. Orioles (SN) 7:30pm: Jays vs. Rangers (TSN3/TSN5) Orioles vs. Red Sox (SN1) 9:30pm: Yankees vs. Mariners

WNBA BASKETBALL (TSN2/TSN4) 7:00pm: Lynx vs. Sun

CHUCK AND THE FIRST PEOPLES' KITCHEN (APTN) 7:00pm: Chuck visits Metepenagiag to fish for striped bass; he meets Stephen Paul, a local fisherman and guide; they catch two striped bass and gather fiddleheads.

2024 EVEREST NORTH AMERICA CURLING CLUB WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP (TSN5) 8:00pm: USA vs. Canada

DANA WHITE'S CONTENDER SERIES (SN360) 8:00pm

THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES (CBC) 8:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE)

TOP GEAR AMERICA (Discovery Velocity) 8:30pm/9:15pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Dax, Rob and Jethro call on the spirit of Evel Knievel to determine if 200 mph is a reasonable and prudent speed limit for a Bugatti, a Lamborghini and a Ford GT; Rob dispels an urban myth about his first car, a Ford Pinto. In Episode Two, while in Carmel, Calif., Dax, Rob and Jethro build three prototype Jaguars that are destined to appeal to the American buyer; Jethro heads to the desert in a Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing, where he discovers an icon in the making.

CBC WINNIPEG COMEDY FESTIVAL (CBC) 9:00pm: Hosted by Pete Zedlacher with performances by Matt Falk, Danish Anwar, Jess Salomon, Martha Chaves, Nitish Sahkuja, Ryan Williams.

LITTLE BIG COMMUNITY (APTN) 9:00pm: The Warm Springs people have thrived in Oregon's high desert for millennia; Elke and Jefferson are reconnecting with their ancestral lands and fighting for their rights to preserve their way of life linked to the Columbia River.

SLAG WARS (Out TV) 9:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Rebecca and Sophie search for the next LGBTQ+ icon.

A GOOD GAME (APTN) 10:30pm: The Anishinaabe community of Fort William First Nation has a beautiful arena. With two ice surfaces, this complex is bustling with activity and John discovers it's the people behind the scenes that make it all come together.

[fahrni]

Saturday Morning Coffee

Good morning from Charlottesville, Virginia! ☕️

Another week, gone. Life seems to be flying by at an accelerated pace and I’m not fond of it.

I continue my React Native and TypeScript work, at work. I’m refactoring a bit of UI code to be shared in the project. It’s been a good experience. I’m definitely a fish out of water but making progress.

We’ll see what next week brings.

Hope you enjoy the links.

Alex Butler • UPI

Katie Ledecky left swimming rival Ariarne Titmus in her wicked wake, revving through the La Defense Arena pool waters toward a record ninth Olympic gold medal with another 800-meter freestyle victory Saturday in Paris.

YAY KATIE! 🇺🇸

Jay Famiglietti • The New York Times

The Central Valley of California supplies a quarter of the food on the nation’s dinner tables. But beneath this image of plenty and abundance, a crisis is brewing — an invisible one, under our feet — and it is not limited to California.

One quarter of the food on the nations table. That’s a big deal.

The big challenge moving forward is how do we get enough water to the Central Valley to continue to raise all those fruits and vegetables to feed everyone?

Yet again, we ignore climate change at our own peril.

Herb Sutter

That’s a great question. Cppreference is correct, and for all class types the answer is simple: The object is initialized on line 1 by having its default constructor called.

But (and you knew a “but” was coming), for a local object of a fundamental built-in type like int, the answer is… more elaborate. And that’s why Sam is asking, because Sam knows that the language has kind of loose about initializing such local objects, for historical reasons that made sense at the time.

Of course Mr. Sutter goes into great depth to explain how the declaration int a; is handled by the C++ compiler (how it’s supposed to be handled according to the standard.)

Remember C is a subset of C++. That was intentionally part of the goal at the time. To get folks to adopt C++ all the C code that had been written needed to continue working.

So, what does that mean for int a; in the question?

It means that declaration doesn’t really initialize a. It just gets whatever value is at that address. Let’s say there was a string represented by the memory now assigned to that declaration and the string began with the letter the ASCII letter ‘a’. Any guess what the value of ‘a’ would be? It would be 97.

In other words, ‘a’ is random.

Mike Masnick • Techdirt

I am excited to announce that I am joining the board of Bluesky, where I will be providing advice and guidance to the company to help it achieve its vision of a more open, more competitive, more decentralized online world.

This is surprising in a good way but I wish we didn’t have two competing decentralized protocols for the social web. It’s fine, I suppose, but having Blusky and Mastodon work with each other would be amazing. Threads still hasn’t delivered full integration with Mastodon, but Micro.blog has, WordPress has achieved some integration points, and Ghost is working on theirs. Tumblr would also be a nice addition but it’s now in a “keep the lights on” mode.

More Fediverse integration, not less.

Bradley Brownell • Jalopnik

Michael Andretti’s denied attempt to join the Formula 1 grid has been granted a DOJ investigation. American firm Liberty Media, which owns Formula 1 Group, denied Andretti Global’s entry to F1 earlier this year. The denial by F1, following a six-month review of the team’s application, which included a commitment from General Motors, claimed that it didn’t believe Andretti could field a competitive car in the series.

This has been a bit frustrating to watch. I would love to see another American company on the grid and I’d really love to see Guenther Steiner in charge of it! 😃

It would also put an American manufactured power unit on the grid from Cadillac. 👍🏼

Nadine Yousif and Michelle Fleury • BBC News

A US judge has ruled that Google acted illegally to maintain a monopoly on online searches and related advertising.

This is going to ripple throughout the industry. Does Apple lose their $20 billion fee from Google to be the preferred search engine? I guess we’ll find out.

Stephen Moore

Every friend I have with a job that involves picking up something heavier than a laptop more than twice a week eventually finds a way to slip something like this into conversation: “Bro,1[1] you don’t work hard. I just worked a 4700-hour week digging a tunnel under Mordor with a screwdriver.”

They have a point. Mordor sucks, and it’s certainly more physically taxing to dig a tunnel than poke at a keyboard unless you’re an ant. But, for the sake of the argument, can we agree that stress and insanity are bad things? Awesome. Welcome to programming.

Programming is definitely part science part insanity. I spend my days agonizing over coding choices, bouncing between feeling kind of smart to feeling a complete idiot.

It’s just the way, at least for me. 😃

Hanaa' Tameez • Nieman Journalism Lab

MTV pulled down MTV News in June. After Deadspin was sold, many of its archives temporarily disappeared. This week, Flaming Hydra reported that The Awl’s archives are gone. And those examples are just from the past couple of months; in 2021, the authors of a Reynolds Journalism Institute report found that just 7 out of 24 newsrooms they interviewed were fully preserving their news content.

This is kind of sad, isn’t it? Journalists losing their work because a publication shuts down.

Then we had the recent kerfuffle with TUAW where someone purchased the site and content, ran it through and AI, and republished all the content under the original authors names with different profile pictures. That’s slimy.

It’s no wonder authors are backing up their own work. I certainly would and do. I have 23 years of blog posts.

Simon Willison

It’s amusing to see Apple using “please” in their prompts, and politely requesting of the model: “Do not hallucinate. Do not make up factual information.”

This is an interesting piece. Go read how Apple is approaching AI. I love their prompts including words like “please” and “do not hallucinate.” Classic! 🤣

Charlie Savage • The New York Times

A bipartisan American Bar Association task force is calling on lawyers across the country to do more to help protect democracy ahead of the 2024 election, warning in a statement to be delivered Friday at the group’s annual meeting in Chicago that the nation faces a serious threat in “rising authoritarianism.”

If Trump loses in November the country needs to be prepared for all kinds of slimy efforts to take the election for themselves.

I have no clue what they’re going to do, but it’s coming.

Nikita Shukla • earth.org

Generative AI has very quickly been adopted across various sectors. However, this has led to increased global electricity consumption that is only predicted to increase further as the technology expands, with many tech companies already at risk of defaulting on their net-zero commitments.

This is a new type of arms race between the big players. They have to do it but they’re not going to make money from it for a long time and oh by the way they’re going to strain the crap out of our power grid. Why? Shareholder value. So while your power is out and you’re baking in the heat of summer or the cold of winter they’ll be happily churning out their next iteration of a fancy pachinko game that isn’t really intelligent, it’s just a super fancy decision tree being jammed into everything because AI.

Each and every AI company should be regulated and be required to generate two times the power they consume, at no cost to the consumer, to offset their consumption. Darned digital vampires.

Stephanie Apstein • Sports Illustrated

U.S. Athletes Are Taking Full Advantage of Free Healthcare in Olympic Village

It’s amazing what a country can do for their citizenry, isn’t it? Healthcare for all, I say! Some things need to be done for the good of society. Healthy, educated, people are an amazing thing. It will allow us to invent and solve big problems. It’s good all around, in my opinion.

[vrianch]

tracklist

Azul Azul - La Bomba - El Sapo  

Diego Bertie - Que Difícil Es Amar - Fuego Azul  

Nek - Laura no està - Nek (spanish version)  

The Reflex - Rock With You [The Reflex Revision] - Million Sellers Vol.4  

Christian Meier - Carreteras Mojadas - No Me Acuerdo Quién Fui  

Counting Crows - Mr. Jones - August and Everything After  

JAMIROQUAI - Cosmic girl (Dj Shaggy) 120 b  

Spin Doctors - Two Princes - NOW 100 Hits: Classic Rock  

The Cardigans - My Favourite Game - Now That's What I Call Music! 41  

No Doubt - Don't Speak - Now That's What I Call Music! Vol.36 CD1  

UB&O - Genio Del Dub (Control Machete Remix By UB&O) - Mexican Sessions  

Cristian Castro - No Podras - Agua Nueva  

Ole Ole - La chica yeyé - 1990  

Arena Hash - Y Es Que Sucede Así - Ah Ah Ah  

Luna Verde - Ay Que Calor - Pop  

Los Fantasmas del Caribe - Muchacha Triste - Lo Mejor de Los Fantasmas del caribe  

Chayanne - Provócame - Grandes Exitos  

Magneto - Vuela, Vuela (Voyage, Voyage) - Vuela Vuela  

New Kids On The Block - Step by Step - Step By Step  

Lucero - Autocontrol - Solo Pienso En Ti  

Vilma Palma e Vampiros - Fondo Profundo - Fondo Profundo  

Garibaldi - Que Te la Pongo - Grandes Éxitos  

Two Man Sound - Coco Loco - Samba Megamix  

Celia Cruz - La Negra Tiene Tumbao - La Negra Tiene Tumbao  

Azul Azul - La Bomba - El Sapo  

Miki Gonzalez - El Mar - Grandes Éxitos  

Menudo - Yo Quiero Bailar Reggae - Imagínate...  

El General/Anayka - Rica y Apretadita (feat. Anayka) - Serie 2000  

Lisa M - Menealo - No Lo Derrumbes Album Lp Vinyl  

El General - Funkete - Originales  

Cafe Tacuba - Abm - No Controles  

Culture Club & Boy George - I'll Tumble 4 Ya - Hit Collection  

Jon Secada - Otro Día Más Sin Verte - Jon Secada  

New Kids On The Block - Tonight - Greatest Hits Of The Millennium: 90s (Vol. 1 CD1)  

Michael Jackson - Jam - Dangerous  

ILLYA KURYAKI _ THE VALDERRAMAS - Abarajame [The Play Mix] - Peru BPM  

Britney Spears - ...Baby One More Time - ...Baby One More Time  

Madonna - Dm - Notting Really Matters - Ray Of Light  

Madonna - Fever (Edit One)  

Jordy - Dur Dur d'être bébé ! - Pochette Surprise (Remastered 2023)  

Daft Punk - Around The World - Homework  

Michael Jackson - Thriller (Steve Aoki Midnight Hour Remix) - Thriller (Steve Aoki Midnight Hour Remix)  

Kylie Minogue - Can't Get You Out Of My Head - Greatest Ever Car Songs  

Roxette - Joyride - Joyride  

Roxette - The Look - Smooth FM Feel Good Favourites  

2 Unlimited - Get Ready For This - Electrónica de Oro  

2 Unlimited - Bbm - Twilight Zone - Hits Unlimited  

Dr. Alban - Am - It's My Life (Original Version) - Greatest Hits Disc 1  

Proyecto Uno - Brinca - Todo el Mundo!  

Proyecto Uno - El Tiburón - Latin Pulse 2000  

Dj Primera - Los Fabulosos Cadillacs - Mal Bicho [Dj Primera Remix Re Master]  

Los Fabulosos Cadillacs - El Genio del Dub (Siambretta Hereje Version) - La Luz del Ritmo  

Dr. Alban - No Coke - Hello Afrika  

Pato Banton - Go Pato - The Best Of Pato Banton  

El General - Te Ves Buena - Estas Buena  

Natusha - Meneito - Remix - Re Mix  

Ace of Base - Happy Nation - The Sign  

Ace of Base - The Sign - The Sign  

Abm - Tu Pun Pun - Abm  

Reel 2 Real - I Like To Move It (MOOMBAHTON MIX) - X-Mix Urban Series 200  

Garibaldi - Que Te la Pongo - Grandes Éxitos  

Natusha - Lambada (Dj Flack Lambada)  

Shakira - Ciega, Sordomuda - Donde Estan Los Ladrones  

The Sacados - Hablándole a la Pared - Contra Attacan  

Pablo Ruiz - La Malagueña - Océano  

The Sacados - Ritmo de la Noche (Classic Version) - Superexitos Vol. 2  

Los Melódicos - Mi Corazón - La Orquesta Que Impone El Ritmo  

Pedro Suárez-Vértiz - Me Estoy Enamorando - Póntelo en la Lengua  

Los Fabulosos Cadillacs - El Matador - 20 Grandes Exitos  

Michael Jackson - Black or White - Dangerous  

Chayanne - Provócame - Provócame  

Loco Mía - Loco Vox - Grandes Éxitos  

Miguel Mateos - Tira Para Arriba - Zas  

Café Tacvba - Como te extraño mi amor - Avalancha de éxitos  

Control Machete - ¿Comprendes, Mendes? - Mucho Barato  

Illya Kuryaki & The Valderramas - Coolo - Amores Perros CD1  

Jedward feat Vanilla Ice - Under Pressure (Ice Ice Baby) - Now That's What I Call Music! #75 (CD1)  

Britney Spears - (You Drive Me) Crazy - ...Baby One More Time  

Pedro Suárez-Vértiz - Los Globos del Cielo - Póntelo en la Lengua  

Los Del Rio - Macarena - River Re-Mix - Fiesta Macarena  

Natusha - 100 MENEITO - [lCIXRemixe$]  

Los Pericos - Párate Y Mira - Pampas Reggae  

Maná - Como Te Deseo - ¿Dónde Jugarán Los Niños?  

Vico C - Bomba Para Afincar - VICO-C Digital Collection 1987-2007  

Vilma Palma e Vampiros - Fondo Profundo - Fondo Profundo  

Miami Sound Machine - Conga! - The Very Best Of Gloria Estefan (English Version)  

Ilegales - La Morena - Ilegales  

Juan Luis Guerra - Women del Callao (Spanish/English) - Romance Rosa  

Juan Luis Guerra y 4.40 - Las Avispas - Coleccion Cristiana  

Los Auténticos Decadentes - Los Piratas - Cualquiera Puede Cantar  

El Gato DJ - Mueve la colita - Remastered - Regreso al futuro  

LATIN LOVER - 134 - DECADANCE [DJ JOFERS TECHNO PERUANO]  

Twenty 4 Seven - Slave To The Music [ NOPARAK ]19'' 7  

Chimo Bayo - Asi Me Gusta - Sonido De Valencia - 1990 - 1999  

Faithless - God Is A DJ - Forever Faithless  

Fatboy Slim - Star 69 - Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars  

EMF - D - Children - Schubert Dip  

Underworld - Born Slippy (Nuxx) - 1992 - 2012

[motorsportverso]

Programação dias 8-12\05

Quarta-feira-08\05

04:00-WRC-Portugal-Shakedown-Youtube

15:00-WRC-Portugal-SS1-Sportv4 Portugal

Sexta-feira-10\05

04:00-WRC-Portugal-SS2-Sportv4

05:30-WRC-Portugal-SS3-Sportv4

05:50-Fia WEC-SPA-FP3-Youtube

07:30-WRC-Portugal-SS4-Sportv4

08:30-WRC-Portugal-SS5-Sportv4

09:35-Fia WEC-SPA-Qualyfing-Youtube

10:00-WRC-Portugal-SS6-Sportv4 Portugal

10:00-Fomula E-Berlin-FP1-Youtube

10:30-Rally X Nordic-Etapa 1-Tierp Arena-Youtube

10:50-WRC-Portugal-SS7-Sportv4 Portugal

12:00-WRC-Portugal-SS8-Sportv4 Portugal

14:00-WRC-Portugal-SS9-Sportv4 Portugal

20:00-S.O.S-Rio Grande do Sul-Esports-TCR-Youtube

21:30-S.O.S-Rio Grande do Sul-Esports-GT3-Youtube

Sabado-11\05

03:45-Monaco Historic Gran-Prix-Quayfing-parte 1-Youtube

07:30-Rally X Nordic-Tierp Arena-Etapa 2-Youtube

07:30-Mitsubishi Cup-Velocita-Youtube\Bandsports

07:30-Fia WEC-SPA-Youtube\Bandplay

09:25-Monaco Historic Gran-Prix-Quayfing-parte 2-Youtube

10:00-Mitsubishi Cup-Velocita-Youtube\Bandsports(etapa em andamento)

10:00-Formula E-Berlin-Race 1\corrida 1-Youtube\Bandplay\Bandsports

11:00-Endurance Brasil-Interlagos-Youtube\Bandsports

20:00-IMSA-Laguna Seca-Qualyfing-IMSA.TV\Youtube

Brasileiros na pista

Fia WEC:Augusto Farfus(BMW M4 GT3 #31), Nicolas Costa(Mclaren 720s GT3 #59)

IMSA:Pipo Derani(Cadillac V Series #31), Felipe Nasr(Porsche 963 #7)

Formula E:Lucas Di Grassi(ABT Cupra), Sergio Sette Camara(ERT)

E1 Series:Team Brasil

GT Open:Allan Khodair\Marcelo Hahn(Ferrari 296 GT3 #16)

WRC:Gabriel Morales(Ford Fiesta Rally 3(navegador)

[bruce-springsteen-live-studio]

Pink Cadillac (Live at Brendan Byrne Arena, E. Rutherford, NJ - 8/20/1984) · Bruce Springsteen