I wish this could have started much sooner to punish red states for electing asshats and tea haddists... but a beginning is a beginning.

like Planned Parenthood which they were fine with donating fetal tissue until it made the news because they could make money on it. that evil all caring dollar good term teabillies. I can't even call tea party conservative if they are for massive change.... by definition thats not conservative.

Been screaming that at the politically deaf for years, with predictable results.

Conservation was the foundation of the ecological movement. True conservatives are ecologically mindful and preserve / conserve habitat and natural places.

I'm really not sure how to untangle your post because of all the pronouns. Can you rephrase?

Every time it happens, they have to give up some music they love, swearing they will never play it again. Their world gets more and more circumscribed, more and more insular. But they are ok with that. Few of them have even a dim awareness of just how closed in their closed-mindedness has made their lives.

Who knew?

I don't know that I'd even heard his name in about 10 years. Glad to hear that he's still plugging away.

in those states will be travelling religious bands performing in revival tents:

seen worse tends. especially when the wind picks up

Here's some bitching sound(s) that they might enjoy it has some of the religion get together in it............................hold on'

Recently bought his two disc Greatest Hits. He rocks (literally, And figuratively, with this cancellation).

Soon, Let's Hope....it's just Ted Nugent and Meatloaf performing there!!

but kudos to Adams and Springsteen

if they have to make a statement this way they would play the shows that are already scheduled and then state that they won't be coming to the state again. All this does is punish the fans who bought tickets, who now don't get to see the concert they paid money for and have to jump through hoops to get their money back.

Long term though, it matters a lot. And it supports the victims within the state and elsewhere. It makes a big difference, even if we can't see it.

And the fans make make their complaints heard to the correct people, their legislators.

And while you are there, entertainers, use your stage to say why you won't come back.
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Turned to my spouse this A.M. and said, "Good for Bryan, but who is he?". Heard that song many times, never associated it with the singer though. Sounds a bit like Meatloaf.

Too many cigarettes?

Both are tenors, but there the resembles ends, in my opinion. Adams is noted for his raspy vocals, whereas Meatloaf's voice is very reedy. And the music they perform differs remarkably. Bryan Adams plays likeable, but slightly generic, straight-ahead rock and roll. Meatloaf sings Jim Steinman's highly-theatrical, all-or-nothing, now-or-never, do-or-die stadium rock.

It makes me feel good about music again.

Ted Nugent still sucks though...

That's my state for you. Never disappoint to embarrass itself. Consequences incoming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm sure sometimes baffled by how assholish some Americans can be. Good for him. Recently saw him in concert in Philly, he does a kickass show.

I really admire people like Mr. Adams and Mr. Springsteen, who walk the walk - THANK YOU

Until Mississippi decides to repeal the law, all musicians and artists should follow suit.