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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
K-pop Group Riize Announces Venues and Ticketing Details for North American Tour Leg (Exclusive)
K-pop group Riize is heading out on tour this fall, stopping at the Peacock Theater, The Theater at Madison Square Garden and more venues across North America, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned. The boy group announced the North American leg of their first solo tour, Riizing Loud, last week, with stops in eight cities across the U.S. and Mexico. The group is heading to the Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Illinois, on Oct. 30 for the first night of the tour leg before traveling to New York's The Theater at MSG and D.C.'s The Anthem. The group's last U.S. stop is in L.A. at the Peacock Theater; they'll then head to Mexico City for a night at the Velódromo Olímpico. More from The Hollywood Reporter KCON L.A. Returns - How to Secure the Best Ticket Deals (and Stream the Festival Online for Free) Kelly Clarkson Just Kicked Off Her Vegas Residency - Here's How to Save on Last-Minute Tickets The Best U.S. Music Festivals of 2025, from Lollapalooza to Ohana Fest 'We're excited to connect and get closer with Briize (official name for fans) from even more places through our North American tour,' Riize said in an exclusive statement to THR. The group is expected to perform all songs from their recently release full-length album, Odyssey, in the U.S. for the first time during the tour. 'Since this is our first solo concert, the number of songs we'll perform on stage has increased compared to last year's fan concert, so we're all focusing on keeping our energy up and are also studying languages,' the group continued. 'We're working hard to prepare a show that Briize will love, so please look forward to it.' Riize kicked of the Riizing Loud tour earlier this month with three sold-out shows in Seoul, South Korea. The three concerts drew over 31,000 fans, according to a release. Tickets for the tour, which is being produced by the group's Korean label SM Entertainment and promoted by AEG Presents, are set to go on sale for the general public on Aug. 8 at 4 p.m. local time. Fans can register for an early presale on Weverse, the Hybe-owned fan platform, beginning Wednesday, July 17 at 4 p.m. PT. Fan presale will be held Aug. 6 at 4 p.m. local time, while local and AEG presale begins Aug. 7 at 4 p.m. local time. Presales end Aug. 7 at 10 p.m. local time. The full details for Riize's upcoming North American leg of the Riizing Loud tour are below. Riizing Loud in North America 2025 Dates and Venues: Oct. 30 in Rosemont, IL, at the Rosemont Theatre Nov. 1 in New York at The Theater at Madison Square Garden Nov. 2 in Washington, D.C., at The Anthem Nov. 4 in Duluth, GA, at the Gas South Arena Nov. 7 in Seattle at WAMU Theater Nov. 9 in San Francisco at The Theater at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Nov. 11 in L.A. at the Peacock Theater Nov. 14 in Mexico City at Velódromo Olímpico Riizing Loud in North America Ticketing Timeline: July 17 at 4 p.m. PT through July 30 at 8 p.m. PT: Fan club presale registration is held on Weverse Aug. 6 at 4 p.m. local time: Fan presale begins Aug. 7 at 4 p.m. local time: Local and AEG presale begins Aug. 7 at 10 p.m. PT: Presales end Aug. 8 at 4 p.m. local time: General on-sale begins Best of The Hollywood Reporter From 'Party in the U.S.A.' to 'Born in the U.S.A.': 20 of America's Most Patriotic (and Un-Patriotic) Musical Offerings Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025: Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and More Hollywood's Most Notable Deaths of 2025 Solve the daily Crossword
Time Out Dubai
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
The Theater reimagines its iconic show LIFE for a blazing summer run
When it comes to dramatic evenings out in Dubai, The Theater sure knows how to do it the best. This summer, The Theater is turning up the heat with a twist on their signature show LIFE with FEEL THE HEAT – LIFE Summer Edition. It's a seasonal spin on LIFE: a Theatrical Journey Through Existence, the bold production that's made The Theater one of Dubai's top spots for dinner and a show. And just like the original, this summer edition isn't here to play it safe. Expect jaw-dropping choreography, powerhouse vocals and those gravity-defying acrobatics they do so well. Of course, it wouldn't be The Theater without those signature immersive moments that blur the line between what's happening on stage and what's happening around you. It's glitzy, dramatic, packed with surprises and we love it. Lebanese musician and composer Guy Manoukian, the ever-magnetic maestro, sets the tone for every twist and turn of the story beautifully with the live music. Alongside him is Maria Khomenko, bringing an electric energy that fills the stage and spills into every corner of the room. The space itself adds to the drama – with its lush velvet curtains, rich red interiors and mood-lit tables, stepping into The Theater feels like walking into another world. There are two ways to enjoy The Theater's dining options – one is to have a curated dinner and the second is to chill in the lounge with something cool in hand. Either way, you're well taken care of with dishes that are plated like works of art, made with premium ingredients and served with a side of performance. If you love being wowed by talent on the stage, take out your diaries and block out a date for a visit. Book your dinner show: To know more:
Time Out Dubai
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
Best dinner with a show: 15 venues in Dubai worth booking
Dinner with a show isn't a new concept, but it is still stealing the spotlight here in Dubai. From incredible live singers to jaw-dropping aerial artists, and dazzling dancers to talented musicians, there's plenty to feast your eyes and ears on while you dig into your dinner. Whether you're planning a special date night or an evening out with your friends, there's something to suit everyone on this stellar line-up. If you've ever wondered what the best dinner shows in Dubai are, you've come to the right place. Time Out Dubai reviews anonymously and pays for all its drinks and meals. For more on the review process click here. The best dinner with a show to book at least once WINNER The Theater Best shows in Dubai. Credit: The Theater The Theater is luxe, extravagant and fabulous – in all the best ways. Hands-down the best dinner show in Dubai, The Theater can be found where the famed Cavalli Club once was, and the centrepiece catwalk-style stage remains, where dancers twirl acrobats and aerial artists twirl high above you as you dine. Dishes are Asian-leaning with oysters, Japanese guacamole, maki rolls and black cod. Get dressed up and make a night of it at The Theater. You definitely won't want to go home until the early hours. A winner for a reason. Time Out Dubai reviewers say: 'The performances live up to the billing, with beautiful choreography and heart-pounding music. Singers and dancers are talented, like hanging-from-the-ceiling talented.' Check out our full The Theater review here. Fairmont Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road, (04 222 2268). HIGHLY COMMENDED Aretha Credit: Aretha Journey back to the golden era of jazz, funk and Motown with a night out at Aretha, inspired by the queen of soul herself. The white grand piano under an enormous disco ball on the centre stage is a clear indicator of what's to come here – and that's seriously captivating live music and copious razzle-dazzle. Food is excellent, with top picks including grilled sea bass with black olives and cherry tomato confit, caviar pasta and wagyu beef Rossini with foie gras and black truffle, or the classic Dover sole Meunière. As the evening progresses the tempo ramps up and by midnight, you'll find yourself immersed in a club right out of the sixties and seventies, with zero need to head anywhere else. Time Out Dubai reviewers say: 'In the powerful words of Aretha Franklin, first impressions of the city's newest live music restaurant have our R-E-S-P-E-C-T. It's all lights, charisma, action as you walk through the doors. It's a little – okay, a lot – of razzle-dazzle, before you even take a bite or a sip.' Check out our full Aretha review here. St. Regis Gardens, Palm Jumeirah, (050 621 0544). Billionaire Dubai Best shows in Dubai. Credit: Billionaire Dubai One of the most established of Dubai's dinner shows Billionaire – from F1 bigwig Flavio Briatore – burst onto the nightlife scene in 2016. Having branches in Monaco and Italy, and now Riyadh and Doha, Billionaire is famed for its Asian-Italian dishes and wow-worthy performances while you dine. Expect dancers, aerial artists, acrobats and more – all of which will have you mesmerised. The food is decent, the vibe is lively and you're sure to have a memorable time. Get ready to twirl those napkins round your head, this is one of the best dinner shows in Dubai. Note: Billionaire Dubai is temporarily closed and is expected to reopen in autumn. Taj Dubai, Business Bay, (056 678 3357). SHORTLISTED Babylon Best shows in Dubai Credit: Babylon Babylon aims to transport diners back to the ancient city of Babylon with its immersive performances and incredible acts, so prepare for one of the best, and extravagant, dinner shows in Dubai. With eye-popping costumes and impressive performances on stage, the venue itself is suitably luxe with red velvet furnishings and moody lighting. The food is high-end too, expect a fusion of East-West with caviar, oysters and tartare, plus lobster linguine and truffle pizza. This is one venue that's sure to wow. Podium Level, Gate Village 5, DIFC, (04 352 7750). Birds Credit: Birds Ultra-glamorous and incredibly entertaining, Birds has had Dubai's party set flocking to its elevated perch in the heart of Downtown Dubai since it opened in February this year. Delight in an extensive, elegant Japanese fusion menu, with Dibba Bay oysters, sushi and sashimi moriawase and black caviar among the highlights as well as a couple of stand-out sharing dishes – the 1.2kg lobster and 1kg Australian wagyu striploin. High-flying artistry combines with world-class DJs to put on a show to remember. Even the mixed drinks are presented with a bit of theatre, and you've got the added bonus of incredible Burj Khalifa views from that 63rd-floor vantage point, too. Address Downtown, Downtown Dubai, (050 275 4844). DREAM Best shows in Dubai. Credit: DREAM This dinner show in Dubai aptly dreams big when it comes to its productions and performances, bringing you a memorable night out. Found in Address Beach Resort, it's a high-end venue that's a place for special occasions. Expect a fully immersive show with 3D imagery, surround sound, live singers, super dancers and captivating performances. There are 13 different shows – each lasting three to five minutes, and they take place every 15 minutes. This really is one of the best dinner shows in Dubai, as the show really is the focus, although the menu is not to be sniffed at with oysters, caviar, truffle pizza and burrata among the stars on the plate. Address Beach Resort, JBR, (04 220 0224). En Fuego If you like a theme to be executed to the max, then sashay down to En Fuego for a night of Latin American-themed razzmatazz. A carnival of kitsch, the vivid dining room is jam-packed with zany neon signs, piñatas, hats, flowers, llamas and a giant chandelier made of dozens of flamingos. Entertainment gets more risqué as the evening progresses (kids have to leave at 8.30pm) and it's a riotous mix of dancing, mariachi bands, acrobatics and even fire breathing, with performances taking place throughout the venue. There's a set menu for Dhs250 per person which is a pretty good shout, or take your pick from all manner of ceviches, empanadas, tacos, tostadas and so on. You can't go wrong with any of it, though most of your focus will be on the flamboyant acts unfolding in front of you. Shows take place during dinner from Tuesday to Saturday, but our top tip is to book in for Fiesta Fridays, which is an evening brunch with all the entertainment from 9pm to midnight. Thank us later. Atlantis, The Palm, (04 426 2626). J'Adore Credit: J'Adore There's a lot to love at J'Adore. It's a sultry, high-end space, with tables wrapped round a small, illuminated circular stage, and more booths and tables on an elevated level. A rotation of elegant singers, dancers and acrobats perform on the stage and between the tables as you indulge in Nikkei Mediterranean dishes. There's a good selection of raw dishes plus crowd pleasers like spicy beef tenderloin and lobster linguine. By the end of the evening, you'll be up on your feet, brandishing a sparkler or two. Hilton Dubai, Al Habtoor City, (054 465 5515). Josette Credit: Josette This Instagrammable French restaurant in DIFC's IDC Brookfield Place has been social media's dream since opening in 2022. And as well as a charming breakfast and elegant brunch, there's also a dinner show option at this Parisian spot. With singers, cabaret acts and burlesque dancers, this is one of the best dinner shows in Dubai. All marshmallow pinks and plush green furnishings, Josette is pretty as a picture, so add impressive entertainment to that and you've got the makings of a top night out. IDC Brookfield Place, DIFC, (04 275 2522). The Showhouse Credit: The Showhouse A full-stage show, dinner and drinks all wrapped into one tidy, surprisingly accessible price is what you'll get at The Showhouse. Entering through the 'stage door' gives you all those thespian feels before you descend into the Parisian-style cabaret club, adorned with a reckless amount of red velvet. There are three packages to choose from, all with a three-course meal, but with a different quality of view and drinks included (though all are good). The show itself is a singing and dancing extravaganza, with the theme changing quarterly. There's even a Saturday brunch option if you're more of a matinee fan. Time Out Dubai reviewers say: 'The Showhouse, while shiny and fun, is perhaps a more accessible offering than others in the city, ideal for those who want a fun-packed evening with entertainment, food and drinks nestled in a single place at a single price tag.' Check out our full The Showhouse review here. InterContinental Dubai Marina, Dubai Marina, @showhousedubai (04 423 8312). More restaurants with shows in Dubai Antika Oriental restaurant and bar Antika is where you should head if you've got visiting guests you want to impress. Inspired by the golden-age glamour of the Orient, this stunning spot features red velvet seats, gold columns and a patterned ceiling. It's opulent, utterly eye-catching and serves hearty Levantine cuisine alongside high energy nights. Every night, the stage is graced by the Middle East's top artists hitting high notes, dancers reinterpreting heritage melodies. Book your spot for their glamorous Saturday brunch and you'll be thinking about returning before the appetisers arrive. 25hours Hotel, @antikadubai (0507359177). Gatsby (Credit: Gatsby Dubai) Gatsby, like the name suggests, is a throwback to the Jazz Age. The loud, lively spot is part supper club, part stage show and has all the markings of the roaring 20s. Perched on the rooftop of Nakheel Mall in Palm Jumeirah, Gatsby's dinners with shows feature everything from extravagant dance acts to live vocals that will have you doing double-takes. On the menu, Mediterranean-inspired plates are designed for sharing. Enjoy dishes like crispy calamari, grilled octopus, juicy Angus tenderloin and many more delicious offerings. The night is always young here, so if you're after a party party (that doesn't end at midnight), this is one to book into. West Rooftop Nakheel, The Palm Jumeirah, (04 554 9418). Q's Bar & Lounge So it isn't exactly dinner with a show but we couldn't leave Q's Bar & Lounge off the list. If low-key entertainment is more your vibe Q's Bar & Lounge is for you. Classy and sophisticated, jazz music fills the intimate space as you soak in the vibes. It is no surprise that Q's is a hit as the man behind the bar inside the Palazzo Versace Dubai hotel is 28-time Grammy Award winner Quincy Jones. The beverage list is long with many specialty mixed drinks to savour as you soak in the vibe, and with of international acts taking up residencies, it is a must-visit. Palazzo Versace Dubai, Al Jaddaf. (04 556 8865). Scandal Dubai Perched on the 53rd floor of Sheraton Grand Hotel on Sheikh Zayed Road, this bold late-night spot sets the mood just right with dim lighting, red velvet accents, grand chandeliers, and stunning live entertainment. The restaurant's Latin cuisine really shine in standout dishes like salmon ceviche, duck carnitas and claypot de hongos, which are all as lively and memorable as the show itself. With dazzling performances and sweeping city views (if you manage to snag a seat by the ceiling-to-floor glass windows), it's a night out you won't forget in a hurry. Sheraton Grand Hotel, (056 428 5555). KRASOTA Dubai gastro-theatre Now, if you're looking for a show that's truly out of this world, KRASOTA is where you should be headed. This surreal dining experience serves up jaw-dropping visual art that unfolds around you as you savour a high-quality tasting menu. Chef Vladimir Mukhin's tasting menu is elevated by the spectacular visual effects of the two shows that are on display. Imaginary Art transports you into the worlds of iconic artists, while Imaginary Future lets you explore what life might look like for humanity in the years to come. It's dinner, but not as you know it. The Address Downtown, Downtown Dubai, (044331258). Other things to do in Dubai 72 brilliant pool day deals to help you cool down this summer Have some well-earned fun in the sun 39 lively indoor brunches in Dubai to bookmark this summer Save this for all of Dubai's best cool brunching spots Dubai happy hours 2025: Best bar deals, offers and discounts Cheap drinks every night of the week? You've come to the right place
Hamilton Spectator
28-06-2025
- Sport
- Hamilton Spectator
Hamilton's Matt Campbell defeats Jim Long in all-Canadian darts final
NEW YORK - Matt (Ginjaninja) Campbell became the first player to retain the bet365 North American Darts Championship title when he defeated (Gentleman) Jim Long 6-3 in an all-Canadian final Saturday. The 35-year-old from Hamilton, who earned US$10,000 in taking the title, also won the event a year ago at The Theater at Madison Square Garden. Campbell, ranked 53rd in the world, came from a leg down to lead 3-1 in the final. After Long, No. 109 on the PDC Order of Merit, cut the lead to one leg, it was Campbell who posted a pair of double-top checkouts to close out the victory. 'It's awesome,' said Campbell. 'I was pretty happy but the final was a bit rough, playing a good buddy.' Campbell and Long teamed up to represent Canada at last month's World Cup of Darts in Germany. Campbell defeated Jason Brandon 6-1 in the quarterfinal and Stowe Buntz 6-2 in the semifinal. Long, who won his PDC Tour Card in January to join Campbell as the only Canadians on tour, defeated Adam Sevada 6-4 in his opening tie Saturday and then dispatched American No. 1 Danny Lauby 6-1 in the semifinal. 'I feel terrible to be honest,' said the 57-year-old Long, a retired autoworker from London, Ont. 'I just couldn't get it going — maybe I was trying too hard. 'Matt and I are great buddies. We played together like for years before he got his Tour Card and we practised together. That was just a hard final to play.' The tournament winner normally earns a place in the World Darts Championship and Grand Slam of Darts by virtue of the success. But with Campbell ranked in the world's top 64, he is already eligible. The qualifying place in the World Darts Championship will now go to the top-ranked non-qualified player on the final 2025 CDC ProTour Order of Merit, while the 2025 CDC Continental Cup winner will compete in the Grand Slam of Darts. This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 28, 2025. Error! Sorry, there was an error processing your request. There was a problem with the recaptcha. Please try again. You may unsubscribe at any time. By signing up, you agree to our terms of use and privacy policy . This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google privacy policy and terms of service apply. Want more of the latest from us? Sign up for more at our newsletter page .
Winnipeg Free Press
28-06-2025
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
Hamilton's Matt Campbell defeats Jim Long in all-Canadian darts final
NEW YORK – Matt (Ginjaninja) Campbell became the first player to retain the bet365 North American Darts Championship title when he defeated (Gentleman) Jim Long 6-3 in an all-Canadian final Saturday. The 35-year-old from Hamilton, who earned US$10,000 in taking the title, also won the event a year ago at The Theater at Madison Square Garden. Campbell, ranked 53rd in the world, came from a leg down to lead 3-1 in the final. After Long, No. 109 on the PDC Order of Merit, cut the lead to one leg, it was Campbell who posted a pair of double-top checkouts to close out the victory. 'It's awesome,' said Campbell. 'I was pretty happy but the final was a bit rough, playing a good buddy.' Campbell and Long teamed up to represent Canada at last month's World Cup of Darts in Germany. Campbell defeated Jason Brandon 6-1 in the quarterfinal and Stowe Buntz 6-2 in the semifinal. Long, who won his PDC Tour Card in January to join Campbell as the only Canadians on tour, defeated Adam Sevada 6-4 in his opening tie Saturday and then dispatched American No. 1 Danny Lauby 6-1 in the semifinal. 'I feel terrible to be honest,' said the 57-year-old Long, a retired autoworker from London, Ont. 'I just couldn't get it going — maybe I was trying too hard. 'Matt and I are great buddies. We played together like for years before he got his Tour Card and we practised together. That was just a hard final to play.' The tournament winner normally earns a place in the World Darts Championship and Grand Slam of Darts by virtue of the success. But with Campbell ranked in the world's top 64, he is already eligible. The qualifying place in the World Darts Championship will now go to the top-ranked non-qualified player on the final 2025 CDC ProTour Order of Merit, while the 2025 CDC Continental Cup winner will compete in the Grand Slam of Darts. This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 28, 2025.
