US musicians end anti-Bush tour
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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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U.S. conservatives were outraged when  country music band the Dixie Chicks criticized President George  W. Bush.
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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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With some branding President Bush a terrorist, leftist activists opposed to the spread of American influence ended the fifth World Social Forum on Monday with a protest against unfettered capitalism and the war in Iraq.
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This article was reported by Elisabeth Bumiller, David M. Halbfinger and David E. Rosenbaum and written by Ms. Bumiller. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 - In the closing hours of President Bush&#39;s
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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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It has been more than three years since &quot;the incident,&quot; as all three Dixie Chicks still call it: when singer Natalie Maines stood on a London stage and, piqued by news that President Bush was about to launch a war in Iraq, told the audience that she and her bandmates were &quot;ashamed that the president of the United States is from Texas.&quot;
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President Bush on Monday formally ended the US trade embargo on Libya to reward it for giving up weapons of mass destruction but left in place US terrorism-related sanctions.
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At the conclusion of US election when looking forward into the future some high officials in US government have resigned after weighing the advantages and disadvantages.
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Several concerts on the Dixie Chicks' "Accidents &amp; Accusations" tour have been canceled after slow ticket sales, but the group says it has replaced them with other dates.
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Neil Young said on Friday that he had lost all hope that music can change the world, as he presented a documentary about 2006 antiwar concert tour by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young at the Berlin film festival, Agence France-Presse reported. âI know that the time when music could change the world is past,â Mr. Young said. âI really doubt that a single song can make a difference. It is a reality.â Mr. Young made no distinction between the Vietnam War, during which Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young earned a reputation for political activism, and the war in Iraq, which their tour condemned with songs like âLetâs Impeach the President.â âIt is all the same war, and it hurts everybody,â he said. âItâs a wrong way to solve a problem,â he said, adding that Americans were deluded if they thought they were liberating Iraq.
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The US peacekeeping mission in Bosnia comes to an end, a week before Nato hands its peace mission over to the EU.
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Wilco, Widespread Panic  and the White Stripes helped close the Bonnaroo music festival  in grand fashion on Sunday.
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"Jam band" Phish play their last gigs together at a special festival in the US which has attracted thousands of fans.
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Award-winning American rock duo The White Stripes has canceled a U.S. tour due to start this week, citing drummer Meg White's "health issues."
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David Crosby and Graham Nash, members of one of the top rock groups of the 1960s and 1970s, have postponed a U.S. tour due to Crosby's ill health, a representative said.
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The Bush campaign agreed on Friday to stop playing the 1976 hit "Still The One" -- by the band Orleans -- at Bush's rallies, after the song's writer, John Hall, protested its use by the president and backed the challenger, Democratic Sen. John Kerry.