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In early 2025, Palace took a career leap releasing the Greyhound EP on their own label, Palace Presents - a collective they'd started in 2016 as a monthly night at The George Tavern in East London, which had quietly grown into something more intentional. A positive and protected space as Leo described it, away from the usual constraints of the music industry.
Kid was released in April 2026, together with the announcement of a 30-date tour of the USA and Canada in the Fall of 2026, culminating in a show at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.
“Kid is about longing for a child an ocean away. It’s the ache we feel for our people when we’re separated from them. It doesn’t feel like a sadness or heaviness, but more an affirmation of that love, a primal release sung into the sunset as the road flies by."
The journey from an airless studio in North London to the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles is a long one, and by doing things their way, Palace have managed to arrive still recognisably, unmistakably themselves.
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Soulful Sounds Of Christmas Featuring Will Downing & Najee at the Palace Theater in Waterbury, CT
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Helen Taylor
Usher in the spirit of the holiday season with Soulful Sounds Of Christmas featuring Will Downing & Najee presented by ACT Jams Productions on December 16 at the Palace Theater, 100 East Main Street, Waterbury, CT. Show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at the box office at 203-346-2000 or online here. Following the concert, guests are invited to take to the dance floor in the orchestra lobby for an Old School Holiday Dance Party featuring everyone's favorite R&B, ...
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Funkasaurus Rex & Kelly Mittleman Play the Palace Theatre, Danbury, CT!
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Michael Ricci
Funkasaurus Rex features a dynamic 5-piece horn section sound along with a versatile rhythm section groove to create Jazz with power, precision and originality. The musical direction of the band brings great R & B / Funk songs from the past into a new era with a jazz perspective and inventive, fresh arrangements. Plus, their original material also comes out of that lineage and maintains the artistic integrity that their audience has come to expect--quality is the key. Whether it's ...
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Allman Brothers NYC Run Moved from Beacon to United Palace
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JamBase
The Allman Brothers Band Announce NYC Run Historic Shows Moved from Beacon to United Palace Theatre
Allman Brothers In what has become a rite of passage and annual destination for fans of The Allman Brothers Band, the iconic and revered group will return to New York City in March 2010 for a lengthy residency beginning March 11, with eight shows confirmed (March 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20), just as they have since 1989. 2010 marks ...
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Buckingham Palace Makes Jazz List
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Michael Ricci
Buckingham Palace has been included on a shortlist of locations crucial to the development of jazz in Britain, part of a competition to pick the most important British site in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Miles Davis album Kind of Blue, the BBC reported. The British royal family's London residence made the list, along with the Hammersmith Palais and celebrated clubs like Ronnie Scott’s, because Louis Armstrong, Sidney Bechet and the Original Dixieland Jazz Band played there in ...
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Jefferson's Crib 18th Century Palace of Gadget Geekery
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All About Jazz
Thomas Jefferson loved new technology and modding his surroundings to his lifestyle. From food to comfort to efficiency, he was always looking for ways to improve his living space with inventions and hacks. If he were alive today, we like to think hed be reading Wired.
Jefferson thought of his house, Monticello, as a machine for living. As such, it contains many insights into how a DIY gear-nut of today might have fared in the 18th Century.
I would argue ...
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Piano for the Queen: Condi Rice Plays the Palace
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All About Jazz
Live from the palace Condi Rice on piano!
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice performed in a piano quintet Monday night for Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.
Rice played Brahms' Op. 34 with British Foreign Secretary David Miliband's wife, Louise, on violin, and three members of the London Symphony Orchestra. The queen gave Rice an audio recording of the performance as a gift. Rice is a classically trained pianist who had expressed a wish to play at the palace. ...
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Johnny Bones and the Palace of Jazz
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All About Jazz
Johnny Bones and the Palace of Jazz will get the joint jumpin'.
With an 8-piece orchestra that includes trumpets, clarinets, bass lines, and novelty drums and percussion during two free shows at Moody's Bistro & Lounge on Friday, Aug. 8 and Saturday, Aug. 9.
Johnny Bones and the Palace of Jazz will deliver a show at Moody's that feels like stepping back into the musical past while simultaneously listening to a band that is unmistakably part of jazz music's future. ...
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Tom Petty Broke Hearts at the Aubrun Palace
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All About Jazz
Review Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers and Steve Winwood Gary Graff, Detroit Shortly after finishing “Mary Jane's Last Dance," Tom Petty told a stoked Saturday night crowd in suburban Detroit that “We're gonna have a good time tonight, I promise you."
He did not lie.
The second show of Petty and his Heartbreakers' summer North American tour, with Steve Winwood opening, was the kind of display fans have come to expect during the past three-plus decades. ...
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George Gee Sweet & Sour Scary Swing Halloween Dance Party Wednesday, October 31st at the Grand Harmony Palace in Chinatown
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Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services
Sweet & Sour SCARY Swing !
SPECIAL HALLOWEEN SWING DANCE PARTY
Wednesday - October 31st, 2007
The Grand Harmony Palace in Chinatown, NYC http://www.myspace.com/grandharmonyswings featuring GEORGE GEE and his 17-piece MAKE-BELIEVE BALLROOM ORCHESTRA and special guests THE BLUE VIPERS OF BROOKLYN 7:00pm-12:30am $15 Cover // $15 food/bar min until 9:30pm $20 Cover // No Min afterwards VINTAGE ATTIRE AND COSTUMES ENCOURAGED!
We ...
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Shanghai Jazz Meets Chinatown at the Grand Harmony Palace Starting in July
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Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services
GRAND HARMONY PALACE 98 Mott Street (between Hester and Canal Streets) Chinatown, NYC 10013 Reservations (212) 226-6603 EVERY THURSDAY Shows at 8pm & 10pm VINCE GIORDANO AND THE NIGHTHAWKS Plays 1920s/1930s Early Jazz EVERY FRIDAY (starting July 6th) Ballroom Dancing 730pm-930pm Swing Dancing 930pm-1am GEORGE GEE AND HIS GRAND HARMONY DANCE ORCHESTRA Plays Big Band Ballroom and Swing Dance favorites $15 cover ...
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