Tickets Still Available for Tonight's Show
Hi All,
A few tickets are still available to see k.d. perform with her band at a live recording of "A Prairie Home Companion" at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Other special guests will include Martin Sheen and Sheryl Crow.
Click
here to purchase. The show will be broadcast at its normal time. Click
here for a list of stations.
k.d. lang / A Prairie Home Companion
k.d. and her band will be joining Garrison Keillor and other special guests at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on Friday, June 5th for a live performance of
A Praire Home Companion. The show will also be broadcast on Saturday, June 6th. Click
here for a list of broadcast stations and times.
k.d. lang's Approach to Music
Click
here to read k.d.'s guide to singing as shared to "The Observer" this past weekend.
k.d. lang at Kennedy Center Spring Gala
k.d. lang will be performing with the National Symphony Orchestra at the 2009 Kennedy Center Spring Gala, May 3 in the Concert Hall. The annual fundraiser for the Kennedy Center and the National Symphony Orchestra's artistic, educational, and nationwide outreach programs this year celebrates women in the arts, featuring an impressive array of female artists that have all shaped the collective landscape of culture and beyond. The evening includes appearances and performances by women of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Lisa Brescia, Stockard Channing, Jenn Colella, Suzanne Farrell, Judith Jamison, Patti LaBelle, Annie Leibovitz, Audra McDonald, Reba McEntire, Veronika Part, Amy Poehler, Dianne Reeves, LeAnn Rimes, Chita Rivera, Kathleen Turner, and others, with the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by JoAnn Falletta.
Tickets are available
here.
Please note, due to this performance, k.d.'s previously scheduled show at the St. George Theatre in Staten Island has now been moved to May 4th. Tickets for the original date will be honored at the door.
k.d. featured in National Portrait Gallery
A portrait of k.d., photographed by Jill Furmanovsky, will be on display in the National Portrait Gallery's "Gay Icons" exhibit. The exhibit runs from July 2nd through October 18th, 2009 and is free to the public. For more information, please click
here.