IT’S THE BIGGEST NIGHT IN LGBT ENTERTAINMENT AS THE LGBT ACADEMY OF RECORDING ARTS (LARA) CELEBRATE 20 YEARS OF MUSIC HISTORY

Music History
by skeggy

New York,New York – The LGBT Academy of Recording Arts (LARA) Chairwoman Diedra Meredith announces today that the biggest night in LGBT entertainment will take place on December 1, 2010 on World AIDS Day. The annual OUTmusic Awards will celebrate 20 years of music history in the heart of Times Square at Town Hall NYC (123 West 43rd Street). The OUTmusic Awards celebrates honors and documents the contributions of openly LGBT recording artists and performers in the music industry.

The OUTmusic Awards ceremony is the biggest night in LGBT entertainment and only organization of its kind in the world. The highest and most prestigious honor in the LGBT music industry, the 2010 OMAs will be hosted by comedians Julie Goldman and Jonny McGovern with co-host comedian Tammy Peay with special appearance by the legendary Dr. Carol Channing. A complete list of performers and nominees will be announced in November at the foundation’s national press conference, November 1, 2010.

This year, the OMA will honor several exceptional individuals for their excellence in the art of recording, performing and championing for equality. This year’s honorees include Melissa Etheridge – Lifetime Achievement Award, Sheryl Lee Ralph – Pillar Award, Wayne Besen – Visionary Award, Chely Wright – Vanguard Award, international disco icon SYLVESTER – OUTmusic Icon Award, Cyndi Lauper – Person of the Year Award, Randy Jones of the Village People Cowboy – Heritage Award and 2005 Kennedy Center ‘Women In Music’ Honoree Paula ‘Sticks’ Hampton – The OUTMusic Living Legend Award.

One of the biggest names in contemporary country music is to kick probably the most expected tour in 2010. George Strait cheap tickets who won the A

One of the biggest names in contemporary country music is to kick probably the most expected tour in 2010.

George Strait cheap tickets who won the Artist of the Decade award at the ACM Artist of the Decade All Star Concert in April this year and was among the nominees on the 43rd CMA show is coming to the MGM Grand Garden Arena, and he’s bringing Reba McEntire and Lee Ann Womack with him.

The tickets for the Las Vegas show that will be held February 6 have already sold out. Saturday, November 21, was the day all fans expected eagerly. The big fight for tickets was over until noon. But as Womack’s album states: “There’s More Where That Came From.” The tour kicks off in early 2010 and continues through late spring.

Baltimore, Greensboro, Knoxville, Charlottesville, Phoenix, Las Vegas, St Louis, Wichita, Tulsa, Atlanta, Orlando, Memphis, New Orleans, Portland, Tacoma, Omaha, Kansas City, Des Moines, are some of the places where the trio Strait-McEntire-Womack will perform for their fans.

George “King of Country” Strait will share one stage with his friend Reba McEntire. The latest news is that the opening act for their shows will be the up-and-coming singer Lee Ann Womack. Womack is one of the hottest country artists with more than 6 million albums sold, two Grammys and critical acclaim for her last album, “There’s More Where That Came From.”

George Strait said that he and Oklahoma superstar Reba McEntire will make the show a really spectacular night and they surely will!