AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMusic & Community Fundraising: Cuero ISD Education Foundation is lining up sponsors for its 2026 Concert for Classrooms on Nov. 7, featuring Chicago tribute band Beginnings, with VIP party perks and ticketed sponsor benefits. Obituary: Costume designer Albert Wolsky, known for work on “All That Jazz” and “Grease,” has died at 95. Local Music Calendar: Northern Michigan University’s Reynolds summer series returns with free faculty-led concerts in July and August. Celebrity Music Drama: David Harbour finally comments on Lily Allen’s breakup album “West End Girl,” calling it “weird” while stressing respect for artists using experience. Live Events Hit Weather/Logistics: Wausau’s “Concerts on the Square” was moved to Sept. 2 due to severe weather risk; Kiel’s June 10 show shifts to Kiel City Hall’s gym. Big Releases: Jack White confirms “Frozen Charlotte” for July 10 and drops “Dollar Bill.” Arts & Culture: “Musical Bodies” opens at the Met, exploring human-shaped instruments across 4,000 years. Festival News: Victoria’s Rifflandia is cancelled with no return planned. Orchestras: Pittsburgh Symphony extends Manfred Honeck through 2032-33.
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