She has been showered with awards, has sung to troops in Iraq as the Forces'
sweetheart and is the Welsh rugby team's mascot — yet classical music
superstar Katherine Jenkins is just 27.
There are treats galore at city venues this holiday weekend as chart toppers and fun acts dominate the line-ups. And an extra special bonus is that you don't even need to worry about that early start on Monday morning, says Patric Baird
To a recent generation of clubbers, memories of weekends misspent at the
legendary city centre venue Vico's are a bit like that old quote about the
sixties — if you can remember it, you weren't really there!
It is only a few years since Johnny Foreigner was born, but now the band is reckoned to be one of the hottest in the world — and its musicians Alexei, Junior and Kelly are loving every minute. Ahead of their Belfast gig this weekend, Edwin McFee meets them
Katherine Jenkins, prepares to appear in Viva La Diva at Belfast's Odyssey Arena tonight
The effervescent Kylie Minogue will be 40 on May 28. She has been a fixture
in the pop world for more than half her life. Like Madonna, who recently
celebrated her 50th birthday, it is difficult to believe that Minogue has
been around for quite that long. And like Madge, she has proved to be gifted
at reinventing herself.
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