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Originally released as a limited retailer exclusive in 2016, the four-disc McGraw: The Ultimate Collection is the most comprehensive Tim McGraw compilation yet released — a none-too-small accomplishment, considering that just a year before Curb released the double-disc set 35 Biggest Hits. That 2015 compilation remains a little more user-friendly than McGraw, which contains three discs of hits and deep cuts (there is a lot of overlap between this and 35 Biggest Hits), plus a disc of rarities. These are covers, live versions, tracks that showed up on soundtracks, and other stray songs, and it not only provides a nice enticement for the hardcore fans to pick up McGraw, it helps illustrate how there's a lot more to Tim McGraw than what is commonly heard on the radio.

Among Handel's seventeen English oratorios, Theodora (1750) is unique. The story is not taken from the Bible, but is about a Christian martyr. The characteristics of the oratorio are very negative: there is no national triumph and does not end in joy, hero and heroine are dying, the community with which the audience identifies is in mortal danger, and the final chorus is in a minor key.

With his eighth album MORLA, ECHO award winner Tim Allhoff shows curiosity, self-confidence and a stylistic diversity that reflects his various musical influences. For many years he has been one of the most important pianists on the German scene. The magazine JAZZTHING calls him the "Piano Shooting Star of the Republic" and the SÜDDEUTSCHE congratulates him, at the latest with this release, on his "ascent into the royal class of solo pianists".

Warner Bros. Pictures proudly announces the release on May 16, 2025, in the United States of the supernatural horror Final Destination: Bloodlines, directed by the duo of Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein.

NASHVILLE, TN – Three-time Grammy® winner and superstar Tim McGraw announced today two forthcoming digital deluxe versions of his #1 album HERE ON EARTH – HERE ON EARTH Ultimate Edition & HERE ON EARTH Ultimate Video Edition, which will be available April 16 via Big Machine Records.

In some ways, two and a half hours of acoustic Dave Matthews with Tim Reynolds seems like it would be a snore – especially since a boatload of these 27 songs range between five and nine minutes! The Dave Matthews Band can get away with such excesses as a group, but in this intimate setting on such a large stage? It's either truly wonderful or something of an exercise in intense ego run riot, right? To be fair, this is not a snore. Reynolds is a hell of a guitarist. He is not one given to random excess and never pretends to be a guitar hero – though he is.

Although he already has a rich stage and recording career behind him, this is Tim Mead’s first solo album. ‘Juxtaposing the sacred and secular aspects of Vivaldi’s work, this programme explores the earthly passion of the divine and the heavenly beauty of love’, says the English countertenor.