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The fans were crushed. In 2000, HEPCAT, widely considered the premiere ska/rocksteady band in America, suddenly disbanded only weeks before the release of their latest record. There was no explanation. Just like that, 11 years of making music together came to a standstill. Then, after three years of silence in response to the pleas of fans and well after most had given up hope, readers thumbing through the LA Weekly came face to face with a huge, black-and-white smoking cat on a page that declared: “Hepcat Live at the House of Blues, 7/16/03.” That night, with an explosion of cheers from the crowd, Hepcat was back.

Hepcat was formed in 1989 by vocalist Greg Lee and vocalist/keyboardist Deston Berry, two unassuming reggae aficionados with modest aspirations. Their first album, Out of Nowhere (Moon Records, 1993), instantly became a classic ska record. Tours of North America and Europe solidified Hepcat’s reputation on the international ska/reggae scene. Their second album, Scientific (BYO Records, 1996), drew further praise.

Their third album, Right On Time, was released in 1998 on Hellcat/ Epitaph Records. Co-produced by Stoker (the drummer for General Public and Dexy’s Midnight Runners and the producer of The Specials and Dance Hall Crashers), Right On Time became their most successful album to date, both in terms of sales and critical acclaim. In the fall of 1999, the group began recording Push N Shove.

As the Hepcat sound evolved, work of mouth spread quickly, and the band’s performances began attracting a more diverse audience. Rastas, skate punks, swingers, rude boys, mods, and latin jazz fans are among those who unite to savor Hepcat’s sunny Caribbean melodies, soulful harmonies, and swing-inflected rhythms.

Out of Nowhere, which had been out of print for years, was re-released in 2004.

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Hepcat was among the most celebrated bands to emerge from the Southern California ska revival scene of the 1990s, winning fans with their infectious Caribbean melodies, soulful harmonies and swinging rhythms, all informed by elements of reggae, rock steady, R&B and jazz. Comprising vocalists Greg Lee and Alex Desert, keyboardist Deston Berry, guitarist Aaron Owens, bassist Dave Fuentes, saxophonists Efren Santana and Raul Talavera, trumpeter Kincaid Smith and drummer Scott Abels, Hepcat was formed in 1989; word quickly spread, and in 1993 they issued their debut LP, Out of Nowhere. After 1996's Scientific, they signed to Epitaph, touring as a featured artist on the following year's Warped Tour before releasing their third LP, Right on Time, in 1998 and Push N' Shove followed in summer 2000. Hepcat vocalist Greg Lee died on March 19, 2024; he was 53 years of age. ~ Jason Ankeny

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George Strait Makes History With Record-Setting Concert At Kyle Field

The “King of Country” music George Strait claimed another crown at his Texas A&M University concert over the weekend.

On Saturday, 110,905 fans attended Strait’s “The King at Kyle Field” concert, breaking the attendance record for a ticketed concert. Strait took center stage alongside Parker McCollum and Catie Offerman . In March, the performance was announced as Strait’s only Texas performance in 2024.

The previous record was held by the Grateful Dead from a 1977 performance in New Jersey for 107,019 fans, according to Billboard . Strait’s performance on Saturday also broke a previous record for the most attended event in Kyle Field.

“We got some Aggies out there? Oh yeah! I’m ashamed to say this, but this is my first time to ever be in Kyle Field. … Just invite me back, I’ll come!” Strait said Saturday. 

At the show, Strait debuted “MIA in MIA” and “The Little Things,” two songs from his upcoming album “Cowboys and Dreamers,” set to release in September. 

The Country Music Hall of Fame honoree has sold more than 105 million records worldwide. Strait is currently touring the U.S . with Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town until December, with stadium performances scheduled for Salt Lake City, Detroit, Chicago and Las Vegas.

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Local news | ford model t club explores history through chesapeake civil war tour.

Rob Sallada of the Albemarle Area Chapter of the Ford Model T Club International teamed up with Robert Hitchings of the Norfolk County Historical Society of Chesapeake to organize a 55-mile Civil War tour through Chesapeake following backroads to historic landmarks. Stops along the way included Beechwood, Superintendent’s House, Happer House and the Jackson Greys monument.

Along Shillelagh Road, Lake Drummond Causeway, Belle Haven Street and Ballahack Road, residents waved from their front yards and driveways as the antique eight-vehicle caravan of seven Model T’s and a Model A sedan delivery drove past their rural homes.

While the city of Chesapeake, formerly old Norfolk County, is crisscrossed with highways, the backroads, although paved, in the southern reaches of the municipality near the North Carolina-Virginia border have remained representative of the dirt roads and wagon trails of yesteryear.

“The Model T Civil War Tour was really a coming together of two things,” said Sallada, a resident of Deep Creek. “Model T tours are a lot of fun wherever you go and whatever your highlight is. The Civil War part came from just talking with Mr. Hitchings. He was a referral from a Model A club member who had participated in one of Mr. Hitchings’ tours 10 or 15 years ago — long before I was involved in the program.”

Powered by a 177-cubic-inch, four-cylinder inline engine that produced 20 horsepower and a top speed of 45 mph, the Model T is most comfortable at slower speeds that would tend to impede traffic on well-traveled thoroughfares.

“I went about 42 mph in a Model T once, and that was like being at Busch Gardens,” Sallada said. “That was a little fast. Their sweet spot is 25 to 35 mph. That’s about right.” During the Civil War, many public buildings and churches around the area were put into service as hospitals, barracks and stables. The toll house on the highway, now Route 17, that ran parallel to the Dismal Swamp Canal served as a checkpoint for examining the credentials and identification of local citizens.

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But riding in a Ford Model T was a new experience for the historian.

“All in all, this was an eventful day in my life,” Hitchings said. “Frankly speaking, the ride was quite different than I really expected. There was lots of noise, pulling on the choke and gear shifting. It was quite a feat learning how to drive in those days. We have come a long way in automobiles. I can appreciate my modern Subaru automatic.”

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ATB Classic: Players to watch, tournament history and more

Chase Sienkiewicz is in the field this week at the ATB Classic. (Tracy Wilcox/PGA TOUR)

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This week, PGA TOUR Americas will head to Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada, for the eighth of 16 events and the second of 10 events belonging to the North America Swing, the ATB Classic. The winner will receive 500 Fortinet Cup points, with a purse of $225,000 ($40,500 winner).

Field summary (as of June 25, 2024)

156 players from 21 countries:

• 99: United States
• 10: Argentina
• 3: Mexico, China
• 2: Australia, England, Denmark, New Zealand, Chinese Taipei
• 1: Brazil, South Africa, Colombia, Costa Rica, Chile, France, Dominican Republic, Japan, Zimbabwe, Czech Republic, Scotland, Republic of Ireland, Hong Kong

Players to watch

Matthew Anderson (Canada): The Mississauga, Ontario, native has been No. 1 in the Fortinet Cup Points List since winning the 69th ECP Brazil Open in April; Anderson made his first cut as a professional at the 2023 ATB Classic, where he finished T13.

Mateo Fernandez de Oliveira (Argentina): The Buenos Aires native carded the best finish of his professional career in Victoria, finishing second at 20-under par, after firing back-to-back rounds of 7-under 63 to close out the weekend.

Chase Sienkiewicz (United States): Finished T5 at the 2023 ATB Classic; has three top-20 finishes this season, his best coming in a T3 at the Inter Rapídisimo Golf Championship.

Cole Sherwood (United States): The No. 7 player in the 2024 PGA TOUR University Ranking will make his PGA TOUR Americas debut in Edmonton after making two starts on the Korn Ferry Tour; Sherwood appeared at the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Wichita Open.

Ben Lorenz (United States): Another member of the PGA TOUR University class of 2024, Lorenz solidified his spot inside the top 25 after winning the NCAA Rancho Sante Fe Regional; Lorenz was not in the field in Victoria, and will make his PGA TOUR Americas debut at the ATB Classic.

William Holan (Canada): An Edmonton native, Holan is in the field via a sponsor exemption. Holan won the individual Atlantic Sun Conference championship and led Lipscomb to their first conference title as a team in program history. Holan made his first PGA TOUR-sanctioned start as an amateur at the 2023 ATB Classic.

Jorge Villar (Mexico): Finished T2 at the 2022 ATB Classic; Villar has five top-25 finishes this season in seven starts, and is currently No. 29 in the Fortinet Cup Points List.

Tournament history

Returning to the Northern Bear Golf Club for its second year, the ATB Classic became a PGA TOUR-sanctioned event in 2013. The event has featured current PGA TOUR members such as Tony Finau, Nick Taylor, Mackenzie Hughes and 2019 ATB Classic winner Hayden Buckley, as well as current Korn Ferry Tour member and 2023 ATB Classic winner Davis Lamb.

This week’s field features five players who finished inside the top 15 at the 2023 ATB Classic event: Chase Sienkiewicz (T5), Noah Steele (T5), Sam Choi (T5), Matthew Anderson (T13) and Gunn Yang (T13). Anderson, the No. 1 player in the Fortinet Cup Points List, made his first career cut as a pro at Northern Bear in 2023.

Fortinet Cup overview

The ATB Classic is the second stop of the North America Swing and the eighth event of the season. The 10-event North America Swing is comprised of nine events in Canada and one in the United States. The 156-player field features 54 of the top 60 players who earned exempt membership for Segment II from the Latin America Swing, including five of the six tournament winners this season.

After the North America Swing’s ninth event (CRMC Championship presented by Gertens, Aug. 29-Sep. 1), the top 120 players in the Fortinet Cup will be exempt into the Fortinet Cup Championship (Sep. 5-8), the final event of the season. The season will conclude in Caledon, Ontario, at TPC Toronto with the top 10 players in the Fortinet Cup earning exempt membership into the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour.

PGA TOUR Americas: 2024 season summary

Up to 15 Korn Ferry Tour cards are on the line during the 2024 PGA TOUR Americas season. Five conditional memberships will go to the top players from the Latin America (Matthew Anderson, Harry Hillier) and North America (top three players) Swings and the top 10 players in the season-long Fortinet Cup points list will earn exempt membership.

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2024 Tour de France: How to watch, schedule, odds for cycling's top race

The biggest cycling event of the year - the 111th Tour de France -- kicks off Saturday from Florence, Italy. The 2024 Tour de France's unusual route starts in Italy for the first time ever to honor 100 years since the first Italian victory in the Tour by Ottavio Bottecchia in 1924. Also, due to the 2024 Summer Olympics, the Tour de France will not finish in Paris for the first time in event history.

The 21 stages will cover more than 2,000 miles from Saturday through July 21. Two-time defending winner Jonas Vingegaard looks to become just the ninth cyclist to win at least three Tour de France races. Last year's runner-up, Tadej Pogačar, is looking to do the same. He won in 2020 and 2021 before finishing second to Vingegaard in 2022 and 2023.

Here's what you need to know about this year's race:

How to watch the 2024 Tour de France

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2024 Tour de France odds

Pogačar holds a slight edge as the favorite for victory in the 2024 Tour de France, per BetMGM's latest cycling odds . Here's how the field looks:

Odds as of Tuesday afternoon.

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