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It was a party in Providence Monday night when Tori Amos brought her tour to The Vets on May 16. The alt-rock artist, whose career goes back to the early 1990s, is celebrating the 30th anniversary of her groundbreaking debut album Little Earthquakes.
Amos covered material from throughout her career, including some of her biggest hits opener “Crucify,” “A Sorta Fairytale,” and “Cornflake Girl.” She also covered several from her 2021 release Ocean to Ocean.
WUN photographer Rick Farrell was there are shares these photos.
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
Tori Amos (Photo: Rick Farrell)
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Two Republican presidential primary debates have been scheduled in Iowa and New Hampshire in January, not long before each state’s GOP nominating contest.
As New Year’s approaches, Stacker looked at specific food practices from around the world. Where did they come from? What are the meanings behind these time-tested recipes? What makes these traditions so special to the cultures or communities they came from?