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Briefly: Jewel, 12 Stones, CMA Fan Fair, Elton John
Singer/songwriter Jewel will issue her first-ever concert DVD next month.
Titled "Jewel - Live at Humphrey's by the Bay," the release features a 2001 concert shot during her tour in support of that year's "This Way." Tracks include "Break Me," "The New Wild West," "Grey Matter," "Who Will Save Your Soul" and "You Were Meant for Me."
Bonus features include a photo gallery; three bonus live songs shot at various stops on the road to San Diego; an "On The Road" video which captures lighter, behind the scenes moments; a previously unseen interview; and a discography.
Next month, Jewel kicks off a late-winter/spring tour.
Rock outfit 12 Stones has split with bassist Kevin Dorr, according to a press release. The group, which plans to announce Dorr's replacement soon, is due to launch a headlining tour on March 5.
12 Stones singer Paul McCoy recently won a Grammy award for his guest vocals on Evanescence's breakthrough hit "Bring Me to Life."
Alabama , LeAnn Rimes , Diamond Rio, Charlie Daniels and others are among the artists who have agreed to meet with fans and sign autographs at the Wrangler Fan Fair Exhibit Hall during this June's CMA Music Festival, according to organizers. The event takes place in Nashville on June 10-13.
Elton John 's multi-year, 75-show run in Las Vegas kicks off on Friday night (2/13). The veteran pianist/singer's production, dubbed "The Red Piano," takes place at Caesars Palace's Colosseum, a 4,100-seat venue built for singer Celine Dion, who launched a multi-year residence at the venue last year.
