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Lee Aaron - 'Diamond Baby'

Lee Aaron – ‘Diamond Baby’ (Big Sister Records/Universal): This original song is the title track from Diamond Baby Blues, (born) Karen Lynn Greening’s latest album.

Lee Aaron - 'Diamond Baby'

By David Farrell

Lee Aaron – ‘Diamond Baby’ (Big Sister Records/Universal): This original song is the title track from Diamond Baby Blues, (born) Karen Lynn Greening’s latest album. Laced with screaming blues-tinged rockers, the LP includes originals and covers, such as Clint Ballard’s “Your No Good,” Rod Stewart’s “Hard Road,” Deep Purple’s “Mistreated” and Koko Taylor’s anthemic “I’m A Woman.”


If ever anyone deserved to hit the big top and earn back the years she has put in as a singer on the road, Aaron is it. She’s not mellowed an iota here, and packs in 12 tracks that scream, soar, moan and rip with a backing band that does a whole lot more than play for pay. Upcoming show dates include outdoor jamborees that include Germany’s Wacken metal fest and Sweden's hard-rock Skogsrojet event. Later in the year, she has outdoor shows in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta.

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Management: Tom Treumuth – Tom@HypnoticProductions.com

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Celine Dion
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Celine Dion Extends Paris Residency Into 2027 with Ten New Concerts

The international icon's grand return to the stage in the French capital has just gotten bigger, with a new run of shows announced for May 2027. Previously registered fans will be able to purchase tickets starting May 3.

Celine Dion's comeback will go on.

This week, the global icon announced ten new dates for her return residency at La Défense Arena in Paris "due to overwhelming demand," extending her upcoming run of shows in the French capital into 2027. The Quebec singer will now play for a crowd of 45,000 fans on May 8, 12, 14, 15, 19, 21, 22, 26, 28 and 29, bringing her residency to a total of 26 shows. The singer had initially announced ten shows in Sept. and Oct. 2026, before adding six more dates due to high demand.

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