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Courtesy of Sight Unseen's website

Lancaster based cover band Sight Unseen plays the Hardware Bar this Friday. The show will begin at 10 p.m.

Courtesy of Leghorn's website

Playing at the Winner's Circle Saloon on Thursday, Leghorn is one the premier country rock bands in the area. The band takes the stage at 8 p.m.

Check out Leghorn's live performance below.

Courtesy of Sadaharu's MySpace Page

With their new album in stores and on iTunes, Sadaharu is ready to rock out at the Chameleon Club Wednesday night. Joined by The Armed Forces, A Lost Cause, Leona Avenue and The Fervour & The Red Fascists, the band will take the stage at 6 p.m. This is one energy packed show that you just can't miss.

Check out Sadaharu's performance below.

As most music fans know, Axl Rose of Guns n' Roses is an elusive, almost hermetic figure. But he does tend to remember his friends, like ex-Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach.

Bach invited Rose by the studio to hear his new album "Angel Down," which was nearly finished. And much to Bach's amazement, Rose chose three tracks to add vocals to, including a version of Aerosmith's "Back in the Saddle."

Courtesy of The Kinsey Report's MySpace Page

The Kinsey Report brings it's unique blend of funk, blues and rock to KClinger's Tavern. The nationally touring brothers have played together since 1984, uniting the family band with their father, Big Daddy Kinsey, and his Delta blues roots. You don't want to miss the band that is called "the future of blues." The band takes the stage at 8:30 p.m.

Preview The Kinsey Report's performance below.

Bob Newhart, at age 78, has no plans to stop doing stand-up comedy.

Bob Newhart will turn 79 the day before his Sept. 6 performance at Hershey Theatre. Is this the perfect opportunity for the legendary funnyman to think back on a satisfying career and ponder his place in the comedy firmament?

Nah. "My goal is to be shot by a jealous husband when I'm 90," Newhart said during a recent interview with The Patriot-News.

Johntrae Williams and Monika Ross imagined a Harrisburg courtroom battle about HIV/AIDS.

They wrote a play about one group saying anyone with the virus should be shipped away and isolated and another accused of aiding and abetting the spread of the virus into jobs, homes and communities.

The playwrights, members of Harrisburg's Kingdom Embassy Inc., will see their play debut this week at The Whitaker Center, where theatergoers can get information on free HIV testing.

"Law & Disorder" incorporates modern discrimination against AIDS patients and historical discrimation African Americans faced, said the Rev. Brenda Alton, pastor of Kingdom Embassy Inc. and CEO of Holistic Hospitality Community Development Corp., which produced the play.

Chris Henderson

"We've learned you can't party your way through your career," says 3 Doors Down guitarist Chris Henderson. "We want to be more professional. Everyday is Friday and everything is legal, it's rock 'n' roll, you know? It was pretty much debauchery our first couple of years because we didn't know if we would be doing this again." 
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3 Doors Down, Staind, Hinder, 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Hersheypark Stadium. Tickets: $75, $45, $32.50, $25. Info: Giant Center box office, Ticketmaster outlets, 534-3911, 260-2000.

We asked and Jonas Brothers fans from four continents responded.

Weeks ago we printed an item asking Jo Bros fans to tell us what they thought about trio: their favorite songs, nicknames for the lads and what one question they would ask them.

Apparently one loyal fan (and reader) posted the item on jonasbrothersfan.com and the responses came pouring in -- more than 450 at last count from as far away as Australia, Brazil and Italy.

Recently we were part of a conference call with the brothers Jonas and got some of those questions answered: