American Musicians Go on Tour to Support Democratic Presidential ...
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Some of America&#39;s best known musicians have come together to headline concerts aimed at getting people to vote for Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry.
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By Jesse Leavenworth, The Hartford Courant, Conn.  Jun. 21--Now that U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton has a campaign song, it's time to plan the big show to accompany it.
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Just days into his campaign, Barack Obama is pulling in the crowds. But even political rock stars donât always hit the right note.
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Rock star Bruce Springsteen has urged fans to support &quot;change&quot; by voting for Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry as he wrapped up a marathon five-hour concert that brought to the US capital more than a dozen performers.
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The life of a big-dollar Democratic donor isn't always easy. In between attending lavish parties and being wined and dined by various luminaries, sometimes you have to make tough choices.
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President Bush summoned support from Democrats whose &quot;dreams and goals are not found in the far left wing&quot; of their own party on Wednesday in a late-campaign appeal for crossover votes.
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PHILADELPHIA Some of rock music&#39;s biggest stars have launched a ten-day series of &quot;Vote for Change&quot; concerts aimed at defeating President Bush.
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We should recognize music when we hear it. Standing next to Ariel Sharon in Jerusalem this week, Tony Blair said: &quot;Viability cannot just be about territory, it also has to be about proper democratic institutions
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With only one week left until the US presidential elections, former Democratic presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter are joining the campaign trail in support of this year&#39;s Democratic candidate, Senator John F. Kerry.
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The Dave Matthews Band is urging fans to push Congress to do more to ensure that U.S. troops coming home traumatized by combat get the help they need.
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A group of US musicians end their tour aimed at persuading voters to oust President George Bush.
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Some of the world's top artistes and musicians have banded together to push for the freedom of Myanmar's democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi, activists said as US legislators considered seeking UN Security Council action against the military regime in Yangon.
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August 19, 2004 11:25 AM - The itinerary and lineup for the Vote for Change (news | tickets) tour--six separate treks aimed at motivating voters in states expected to be pivotal in this year&#39;s US presidential election--has undergone a few changes, and ...
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The music composer was in the US for his concert.
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PHILADELPHIA - Bruce Springsteen and R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe stayed on message from the time they took the stage: vote John Kerry on Nov...
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Top members of President George W. Bush's administration are frequent visitors to key swing states ahead of the November 2 US election bringing accusations from Democrats that the taxpayer is subsidising the Bush campaign.
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Tom Scholz, the chief songwriter and founder of the band Boston, has written to Mike Huckabee, complaining of his use of the groupâs 1976 song âMore Than a Feelingâ in his presidential campaign without permission, The Associated Press reported. A former band member, Barry Goudreau, has played the song with Mr. Huckabee at campaign events. Mr. Scholz, who supports Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, for president, objects to the implication that the band has endorsed the candidacy of Mr. Huckabee, a Republican. âYou have taken something of mine and used it to promote ideas to which I am opposed,â Mr. Scholz wrote. âIn other words, I think Iâve been ripped off, dude!â In response, Fred Bramante, who was chairman of Mr. Huckabeeâs New Hampshire primary campaign, said: âGovernor Huckabee plays âSweet Home Alabama.â Does that mean Lynyrd Skynyrd is endorsing him?â.