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Tomorrow night will feature performers like Ardan James, who recruits a young helper from the audience, and Mahka Tendo, a Japanese magician who works with huge cards.

One person close to the negotiations said that J Records' new roster will feature performers Deborah Cox, LFO, Shannon Curfman, Alicia Keys, Jim Cozier and O-Town, a budding boy band.

Looking at the performance roster, the night may as well be called music's richest night, as it will feature performers including Kanye West, Beyoncé, Rihanna, AC/DC (not even nominated), Madonna (ditto), Paul McCartney (ditto), Sam Smith and Katy Perry.

This year's show will feature performances from Elton John, Carrie Underwood and other performers.

The show, which will feature performances by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr as well as Grammy nominees and performers Katy Perry, Dave Grohl, Pharrell Williams, Keith Urban and John Legend, will air on CBS Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. — exactly 50 years after the Ed Sullivan debut.

So now I'm trying to find funny stories that demonstrate that... .. She's not done yet: the MIF performances are previews of a show that – when it's finished – will feature multiple performers, and higher theatricality than the solo standup that made Pascoe's name.

The other, the sixth annual Broadway Cabaret Festival, Oct. 15 to 17 at Town Hall, will feature Broadway performers singing standards and modern show tunes.

It will feature 2,000 performers, with the main event being a set from British band Coldplay, who will showcase some of their most iconic hits.

The New York Times reports that the show will feature 39 performers and 20 snow machines to create an artificial blizzard, along with a snowflake-shaped stage.

Round says the May 15 event will feature Fort Mac performers and will donate all club proceeds as well as funds from a live auction to the Red Cross.

On the weekend of Desert Daze, the better known Desert Trip festival at the Indio site will feature the Rolling Stones, the Who, Paul McCartney, Neil Young and Bob Dylan, and has been nicknamed "Oldchella," because so many of the acts feature performers in their 70s.