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• Earth to Dora
• Anything for Boo
• Peach Blossom
• All the Beautiful Things
• Dog Faced Boy
• Jeannie's Diary
• It's a Motherfucker
• Novocaine for the Soul
• I Need Some Sleep
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EELS at Cat's Cradle, Carrboro, NC, USA

• Steam Engine
• Amateur Hour
• Me and the Boys
• Watcha Gonna Do About It
• The Gentle Souls
• Who You Say You Are
• That Look You Give That Guy

EELS at The Fillmore Silver Spring, Silver Spring, MD, USA

• A Good Day to Be You
• Also Sprach Zarathustra

EELS at Webster Hall, New York, NY, USA

• My Beloved Monster
• I Like Birds
• Friendly Ghost
• Last Stop: This Town
• Wonderful, Glorious
• God Gave Rock and Roll to You

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Eels is an indie rock band from Los Feliz, California, US. The group is fronted by Mark Oliver Everett (best known by the stage moniker E) who is the only consistent member of the group. Their music embraces various themes but is primarily fixated on death, family, and unrequited love.

Likewise the group’s sound is stylistically varied and expansive touching on influences from 60s pop such as the Beatles, Beach Boys, and The Kinks, crooner pop like Burt Bacharach, bizarre introspective folk, along the lines of Tom Waits, Nick Drake, and Leonard Cohen, and noise pop/lo-fi punk acts like Sebadoh, Meat Puppets, and Yo La Tengo.

The Eels did not officially form until 1995; however, Everett had been releasing material 10 years prior. In 1985 he put out his self-issued studio debut “Bad Dude in Love”, which received a very limited pressing of 500 copies. Though the album has since generated a cult following, it was not pivotal in boosting his musical profile. It was not until his move from Virginia to California that he started to garner critical and commercial recognition. In the early 90s he put out two albums through the major label Polydor: “A Man Called E” and the “Broken Toy Shop”. He supported Tori Amos for the promotion of the former of the two albums and for the latter release he recruited the help of drummer “Jonathan “Butch” Norton with whom he would go on to form the Eels alongside Tommy Walter.

Eels became one of the very first acts to sign a recording contract with DreamWorks Records and by 1996 they released their studio debut “Beautiful Freak”. The album sold well on both national and international markets and featured the three singles “Novocaine for the Soul”, “Susan’s House” and “Your Lucky Day in Hell”.

The group’s next release took a darker turn and was their 1st album to feature lyrical content directed towards family difficulties. During the making of the album Everett was dealing with traumatic events such as his sister’s suicide and his mother’s diagnosis with cancer. Many of these themes were channeled into the album’s songs. For instance “Elizabeth on the Bathroom Floor” and “Electro-Shock Blues” detailed his sister psychological breakdown and “Cancer for the Cure” was a reference to his mother’s terminal illness. Everett also wrote a song entitled “Baby Genius” for his father Hugh Everett III, an American physicist credited for theorizing the many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics. The album featured several guest artists such as Jon Brion, Lisa Germano, and T-Bone Burnett and in support for this release the group opened for Pulp on their European tour.

The Eels started off the 2000s with the release of a more upbeat pop oriented album “Daisies of the Galaxy” (2000), on which Michael Simpson, Grant-Lee Philips and Peter Buck from R.E.M. made guest appearances. “Souljacker” followed a year later and included the single “Souljacker part 1”, which was a accompanied by a music video directed by Wim Wenders (“Paris, Texas”, “Alice in the Cities”, “Wings of Desire”).

“Shootenanny!” (2003), “Blinking Lights and Other Revelations” (2005), and “Hombre Lobo” rounded off the decade. All received positive reviews, particularly their 2005 release, which was their 3rd album to feature Peter Buck and their 1st to feature Everett’s personal hero Tom Waits. “Hombre Lobo” marked the Eels 1st release in their concept album trilogy, which was followed by “End Times” (2010) and “Tomorrow Morning” (2010). Their 10th studio album “Wonderful Glorious” came out on 4 February 2013 and it’s predecessor “The Cautionary Tales of Mark Everett” was issued just over a year later.

While the Eels have never quite managed to break into the mainstream (despite their appearance on several poplar soundtracks including “Shrek”, “American Beauty”, and “Holes” ) they have been largely influential on the course of indie rock, inspiring commercially viable acts like Snow Patrol and My Morning Jacket as well as indie mainstays such as Andrew Bird, Doves, and Pinback.

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The great thing about any Eels show is that it is always unlike their previous shows. Every tour brings new, often silly outfits (boiler suits, Adidas tracksuits, sharp suits...), a different attitude, some joke that runs through the show - a recent one had E and long time band member The Chet renewing their 'vows' - and of course great music.

More importantly though is E's refusal to just play the hits back to you as you would hear them on the album. There's always a twist, an alternative version or just a better, live feel to every song. Add to that what seems to now be a regular feature - "Knuckles' Song" - a new song written by Eels' drummer, about himself, and some great banter with the crowd and if you look around you'll see broad smiles on everyones face.

Bottom line is, if you like Eels' music you'd be hard pressed to find a better live band. Anywhere.

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Brixton Academy is not the greatest of venues I was seated up with the gods and a constant stream of people walking past to the toilets/bar {including me} was starting to annoy Eels put on a good show the support was odd to say the least.

I suppose the reality is that I am not the biggest fan of larger venues but sometimes you have to accept that if you want to see a particular band you have no choice but to drive for 2.5 hours and then take the tube from north London to south London to a place where you don't really fancy being just because the band you like only wants to play there.

On the upside staff/security were all very nice beer ok not worth talking about prices we expect to be fleeced and are never disappointed.

Was gonna buy a t-shirt but couldn't be bothered £25.00 for a £12.00 tee ridiculous.

A facebook friend and I met for the first time to The Eels at The Sage in Gateshead. We weren't quite sure what to expect as neither of us had seen them before. We saw five very talented guys, who could play a variety of instrument's. The interaction with the crowd was great. The Sage was packed to the rafters, so we knew we were in for something special, we weren't disappointed. E has a great voice, and a great sense of humour. His songs are all about life, some sad, some funny. He's not your typical frontman, in fact he seems rather shy at times. If you want to see really unusual alternative rock concert, go and see them, you won't be disappointed. They gained two new fans last night.

I've been listening to the Eels since their first album and this was the first time they played a show close enough for me to catch them live. Their concert in Vienna was fantastic. The band played many of my favorite tunes from their lengthy discography, including quite a few fan favorites/ The chosen venue suited the sound of the band quite well, and you could easily hear the nuance of their different instruments. During the first break between the main set and the encore, E chose to skip the traditional encore game and instead walked out into the audience to hug random fans while the rest of the band stayed on stage for a series of bows.

Great show!

Well what can one say Mark is as 'interesting' as you should expect. That being said, it was one hellofa show.

He always has an assortment of tunes & this batch were slanted to a 50s garage band sound. The Eels were especially tight for this gig. Mark's vocals (and as always the quality of the lyrics) were awesome.

The crowd was mostly 30-40 somethings...but me being in my 60s can't complain of the youngsters!

The Observatory is a great sound venue, with easy visual & access to the stage. You are part of the show.

Rate the performance A with the crowd only a B+.

Mark/Eels still a must see if you get a chance. Truely a genius songwriter/singer.

This was the 6th time I have seen Eels live them and they are always completely different. Heavy rock in boiler suits & gasmasks - Tick. Suits and boots with a full orchestra - Tick. Just E and the Chet completely acoustic - Tick... But this time round there were 5 of them and set up like a 1930s skiffle band with E mainly on piano. And they were just awesome. E was on hilarious form. The rest of the band looked as though they were having a ball. And boy, do they play well as a unit - SHEER CLASS ! 5 stars out of 5

Amazing show once again, great energy and very fun as well.

It was the 3rd time I was seeing them, and I've never been disappointed.

They mixed rock songs (essentially from the last album, I think) and calm songs (essentially from previous albums, I think) and it was a perfect set list.

Thank you Mark and the Eels for this show!

I'm a long time Mark Everett fan, seening him twice before last night. I left early,disappointed; missing the special feel of the previous smaller,indoor, shows. Though I gotta say this show was missing the uniqueness he usually brings. Such a pity, but I've had similar experiences recently with outdoor shows by 'indoor' artists..

This was my first Eels show...and I loved it so much...!!!

2 hours nonstop dancing, singing and laughing..

A perfect sound and much more than a perfect voice...

lots of humour sense and energy!

And...my favourite track..."The look you give that guy"...what more can I expect??

Waiting to see them again here in Barcelona

What a return by Mark Oliver Everett. First couple of songs extremely rock n roll but not really the right sound set up. Ee s significant voice couldn't be recognised clearly. Afterwards sympathic blues rock eels style. Loads of songs were rearranged. Loved it.

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Eels (often typeset as eels or EELS) is an American rock band, formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1991 by singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mark Oliver Everett, known by the stage name E. Band members have changed over the years, both in the studio and on stage, making Everett the only official member for most of the band's work. Eels' music is often filled with themes of family, death, and unrequited love. Since 1996, Eels has released fourteen studio albums, seven of which charted in the Billboard 200.

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The Eels are embarking on a tour in 2024. Stay tuned for dates and tickets!

The Eels, an American rock band, have exciting plans ahead as they gear up for a tour in 2024. Known for their unique blend of indie rock and alternative music, the Eels have captivated audiences with their heartfelt lyrics and energetic performances.

Fans eagerly await the announcement of tour dates and ticket details, eager to witness the band’s electrifying live shows. With a discography that includes iconic albums such as “Beautiful Freak” and “Daisies of the Galaxy,” the Eels have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Get ready to experience their captivating sound and soulful melodies as the Eels take the stage in 2024. Stay tuned for updates on this highly anticipated tour.

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The Eels Tour 2024 is highly anticipated by fans all over the world. With their previous tour history, the band has proven to deliver outstanding performances that leave the audience in awe. Eels, known for their unique sound and energetic stage presence, have gained a dedicated following over the years. Fans can expect to hear a mix of their classic hits and new songs from their latest album. The band’s live shows are known for their intimate and immersive experience, allowing fans to fully connect with the music. Whether you’ve been a long-time fan or are new to their music, the Eels Tour 2024 is not to be missed. Keep an eye out for tour dates and tickets to secure your spot at one of their incredible concerts.

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Eels Tour 2024 offers an unforgettable concert experience that will leave you wanting more. What sets Eels concerts apart is their unique stage setup and visuals, creating a captivating atmosphere that complements their memorable song selection .

The band takes great care in creating a visually stunning stage that enhances the overall performance. From intricate lighting designs to mesmerizing projections, their stage setup adds an extra layer of excitement to their shows. The combination of visual effects and the band’s energetic performances creates an immersive experience for the audience.

Another aspect that sets Eels concerts apart is their memorable song selection . The band does not simply play their greatest hits but carefully curates a setlist that showcases the depth and versatility of their music. Whether you are a long-time fan or a newcomer, you can expect to hear a mix of their iconic songs as well as some hidden gems.

So, don’t miss out on the opportunity to attend an Eels concert during their 2024 tour. It’s a chance to witness a unique stage setup and visuals while enjoying a memorable song selection that will leave you with lasting memories.

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If you’re eager to catch the upcoming Eels tour in 2024, it’s important to stay updated on ticket availability and sales dates. Regularly check the official band website, EELStheband.com, for tour announcements and ticket sale details. You can also visit popular ticketing platforms such as Bandsintown, Songkick, Ents24, Ticketmaster, and MyRockShows for information on Eels’ tour dates and ticket purchases.

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Once you have your tickets, it’s time to plan your trip for the concert. Research the venue location and nearby accommodations. Book your accommodation in advance to ensure availability. Consider transportation options to and from the venue, such as public transportation or carpooling. Additionally, check if there are any special requirements or regulations for the concert, such as COVID-19 safety protocols or allowed items. By planning ahead, you can make the most out of your Eels concert experience.

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As the Eels Tour 2024 comes to an end, fans around the world can’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction and excitement. With their unique blend of indie and alternative sounds, the Eels have captivated audiences with their electrifying performances and soulful lyrics.

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The Inspector Cluzo is a French-Gallic rock band that has been making waves in the music industry for their explosive live performances.

The band, made up of drummer Mathieu Jourdain and guitarist/vocalist Malcom Lacrouts, has become known for their high-energy shows that leave audiences breathless and begging for more.

The Inspector Cluzo has been around since 2008 and has since released six studio albums, each with their unique blend of rock, funk, and blues. However, it is their live performances that truly set them apart from their contemporaries. The band’s onstage energy is unmatched, and they have developed a reputation for putting on unforgettable shows.As we stand here this evening in Belfast witnessing them live you can completely understand why so many regard them so highly.

The band’s live performances are known for their raw intensity and explosive energy. From the moment they take the stage, Jourdain and Lacrouts command the audience’s attention, and their powerful presence is felt throughout the entire venue.

Their music is a seamless blend of blues, rock, and funk, with Jourdain’s powerful drumming and Lacrouts’ intricate guitar work complementing each other perfectly.

One of the things that sets The Inspector Cluzo apart from other live bands is their ability to connect with their audience. They are not content to simply play their music and leave; instead, they actively engage with their fans throughout the entire show.

Lacrouts often jumps into the crowd and plays his guitar while standing on top of the bar or tables, while Jourdain takes time to connect with the audience and share the band’s message of sustainability and environmentalism.

In addition to their electrifying performances, The Inspector Cluzo is known for their commitment to sustainability and environmentalism. The band operates their own organic farm in their hometown of Mont-de-Marsan in southwest France and has made it their mission to promote sustainable agriculture and environmentally friendly practices.

This commitment to sustainability is reflected in their live performances, where they actively encourage their audience to consider their impact on the environment. They often bring reusable water bottles and cups on stage, and Lacrouts even encourages audience members to bring their own reusable cups to shows.

The Inspector Cluzo is one of the most exciting live bands around today. Their raw intensity, powerful stage presence, and commitment to sustainability have made them stand out from their peers. If you have the opportunity to see them live, do not pass it up. Their live performances are an experience unlike any other, and they are sure to leave you wanting more.

The Eels are one of the most dynamic indie-rock bands of the last 25 years. Known for their unique blend of introspective lyrics, catchy melodies, and experimental arrangements, the band has built a devoted following around the world. While their studio recordings are acclaimed for their attention to detail and sonic experimentation, it is their live shows that truly set them apart.

From their earliest days in the mid-1990s, the Eels have been known for their high-energy live performances. Led by enigmatic frontman Mark Oliver Everett (better known as E), the band’s concerts are a masterclass in musical intensity.

Whether performing in front of thousands at a festival or in a small club, the Eels bring a level of energy and passion to their live shows that is unmatched by most other bands.

Part of what makes the Eels such a compelling live act is their ability to translate their studio recordings to the live stage. Many bands struggle to recreate the complex sounds and arrangements of their albums in a live setting, but the Eels seem to relish the challenge.

They are able to take their studio tracks and add an extra layer of intensity and rawness that can only come from a live performance.

One example of this is their hit song “Novocaine for the Soul.” The studio version of the song features a variety of different instruments, including a Hammond organ, a piano, and a brass section. Yet when the Eels perform the song live, they are able to recreate the same sense of sonic richness with just a four-piece band. The guitar riffs are sharper, the drums hit harder, and E’s vocals take on an extra layer of emotion and urgency.

Another key element of the Eels’ live shows is the band’s ability to improvise and experiment with their songs. While their studio recordings are often meticulously crafted, the band is not afraid to take risks on stage and try out new things. This willingness to take chances has led to some truly memorable live moments over the years.

One example of this is the band’s performance of the song “Dog Faced Boy” during their 2010 tour. In the middle of the song, E and the band suddenly launched into a blistering cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love,” complete with E wailing on a theremin. It was a moment that took the audience by surprise and showcased the band’s willingness to push the boundaries of what a live show can be.

Of course, no discussion of the Eels’ live shows would be complete without mentioning Mark Oliver Everett himself. E is known for his charismatic stage presence, which can range from introspective and contemplative to wild and unhinged. His unique vocal style is perfectly suited to the band’s blend of melancholy and aggression, and his lyrics have a way of cutting straight to the heart of the human experience.

Eels are still, one of the most exciting live bands in indie-rock today. With their intense energy, ability to translate their recordings to the live stage, willingness to experiment and improvise, and the charismatic presence of Mark Oliver Everett, they are a must-see act for any music fan. Belfast was treated to an absolute beauty of a live performance this evening and as the crowd disperses into the cold spring night the chitter chatter of happy fans reminds us all of the magic a great live show can bring to our lives.

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EELS have announced details of a UK and European tour for the spring of 2022.

The Mark ‘E’ Everett-led band will tour in support of their Earth To Dora album, which came out back in October.

EELS will embark on their next UK and European tour in March 2022, kicking off in Belfast on March 11 next year. The UK and Ireland leg will conclude with a date at the O2 Guildhall in Southampton on March 18 before Eels then head to the continent. Their mainland Europe concerts begin on March 21 at the Zenith in Munich, Germany and conclude at AFAS Live in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on April 8. Visit the band’s official website for further information.

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“We’ve got a lot of pent-up energy from all the time spent cooped-up and unable to rock. It’s going to be an extra-special treat this time,” ‘E’ said in a statement. “We always have the greatest time playing live, but this is gonna get crazy. Attendees will want to keep their cameras rolling, because we may explode.”

Tickets for EELS’ UK and European tour in 2022 will go on sale from here, and you can see the dates below.

EELS play the following UK and European tour dates in 2022:

March 11 – Telegraph Building, Belfast March 12 – Olympia Theatre, Dublin March 14 – Roundhouse, London March 15 – Albert Hall, Manchester March 16 – Barrowland, Glasgow March 17 – Rock City, Nottingham March 18 – O2 Guildhall, Southampton March 21 – Zenith, Munich, Germany March 22 – Palladium, Cologne, Germany March 23 – Edel-Optics Arena, Hamburg, Germany March 25 – Verti Music Hall, Berlin, Germany March 27 – Salle Pleyel, Paris, France March 30 – Les Docks, Lausanne, Switzerland March 31 – Hall 622, Zurich, Switzerland April 1 – Live Club, Trezzo sull’Adda, Milan, Italy April 2 – Estragon, Bologna, Italy April 4 – Akvarium Klub, Budapest, Hungary April 5 – Gasometer, Vienna, Austria April 7 – Forest National, Brussels, Belgium April 8 – AFAS Live, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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2024 Masters Champions Dinner primer: How it started, best meals, this year’s feast

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The Masters Champions Dinner is the first big event of Masters week, occurring days before the 2024 Masters officially gets underway on Thursday morning. Here’s everything you need to know about the Masters Champions Dinner.

What is the Masters Champions Dinner?

The Masters Champions Dinner, officially known as the Masters Club dinner occurs on Tuesday night of Masters week each year, and the list of invitees is short. Only past Masters winners and the Augusta National chairman get a seat at the prestigious dinner.

Past champions file into the clubhouse for the annual dinner decked out in the green jackets. The winner from the previous year selects the menu and gives a speech to open the proceedings.

How the Masters Champions Dinner started

The Masters Champions Dinner is one of Augusta National’s oldest traditions, but it’s not as old as the tournament itself.

The first Masters tournament was held in 1934, one year after the club founded by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts opened. But the first Masters Champions Dinner didn’t occur until 1952. Ben Hogan was the host of the inaugural dinner, having won his first Masters title in 1951.

Best Masters Champions Dinner meals

While some champions, especially American ones, go the low-key route with their Champions Dinner menus ( Tiger Woods once famously served burgers, fries and shakes), some pull out all the stops, with international winners often choosing menus inspired by the cuisine of their home countries.

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A few years ago, chef Shaun Lewis ranked the best Masters Champions Dinner dishes of all time for GOLF.com. His winner was Charl Schwartzel, the 2011 Masters champ, who at the 2012 dinner served up chilled seafood bar jumbo shrimp, lobster cocktail, crab meat, crab legs and oysters.

Lewis also honored Adam Scott’s 2014 course of Australian wagyu beef, Moreton Bay lobster, sautéed spinach and onion creamed mashed potatoes.

As for Tiger, he worked a little harder with the 2020 Champions Dinner, selecting Augusta Rolls (tempura shrimp, spicy tuna, avocado, eel sauce), Steak and chicken fajitas; grilled vegetables; Mexican rice; sour cream; guacamole; pico de Gallo; flour tortillas. And a dessert trio of flan, churros and sopapillas.

2024 Masters Champions Dinner menu

Jon Rahm won the 2023 Masters, which means he is the honored host in 2024 and gets to select the menu. And Rahm pulled out all the stops. He tapped world famous Spanish chef José Andrés to help him design and make the menu.

The extensive meal starts with six options for tapas and pintxos, Spanish words for starters and small snacks.

The options are Ibericos (Acord-fed Iberian ham cured pork loin), Idiazabal con Trufa Negra (Idiazabal cheese, black truffle), Tortilla de Patatas (Spanish omelette, onions with confit potatoes), Chistorra con Patata (Spicy Basque chorizo and potato), Lentejas Estofadas (Mama Rahm’s classic lentil stew), Croqueta de Pollo (Creamy chicken fritters with confit potatoes).

For the main course, Masters winners will get to choose between Chuleton a la Parrilla, a Basque ribeye steak with Tudela lettuce and Piquillo peppers, or Rodaballo al Pil-Pil, a typical fish dish from Basque Country with turbot and Navarra white asparagus, and for dessert the Masters champs will dine on Milhojas de Crema y Nata, a puff pastry cake with custard and chantilly cream.

Recent Masters Champions Dinners

Scottie Scheffler, 2023: Cheeseburger sliders (“Served Scottie-Style”) and firecracker shrimp; warm tortilla soup garnished with avocado, crispy blue tortilla strips, sour cream, cilantro and lime; Texas ribeye or blackened redfish, traditional southern sides (mac & cheese, jalapeño creamed corn, fried Brussels sprouts and seasoned fries) served family style; gooey chocolate chip cookies served on a warm skillet with milk-and-cookies ice cream.

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Hideki Matsuyama, 2022: Assorted sushi, sashimi and nigiri, as well as yakitori chicken skewers as appetizers; miso glazed black cod and miyazaki wagyu; Japanese strawberry shortcake with whipped cream and amaou strawberries.

Dustin Johnson, 2021: Pigs in a Blanket and lobster and corn fritters, house or caesar salad, mashed potatoes and spring vegetables, filet mignon and miso-marinated sea bass, peach cobbler and apple pie with vanilla ice cream.

Tiger Woods, 2020: “Augusta” rolls (tempura shrimp, spicy tuna, avocado, eel sauce), prime steak and chicken fajitas with grilled vegetables, refried beans and Mexican rice, flan, churros with chocolate sauce, sopapillas.

Patrick Reed, 2019: Caesar salad, wedge salad, prime bone-in cowboy ribeye, macaroni and cheese, creamed spinach, steamed broccoli, corn creme brûlée, cheesecake.

Sergio Garcia, 2018: International salad, traditional Spanish lobster rice, tres leches ice cream and Espuma.

Danny Willett, 2017: Mini cottage pies, Sunday roast, apple crumble, coffee, tea.

Jordan Spieth, 2016: Authentic Texas barbecue (that includes brisket, chicken and pork ribs), baked beans, corn muffins, and a warm chocolate chip cookie.

Bubba Watson, 2015: (Watson chose the same dinner as he did in 2013) Caesar salad, grilled chicken breast, green beans, mashed potatoes, corn, macaroni and cheese, cornbread, confetti cake and vanilla ice cream.

Adam Scott, 2014: Artichoke and arugula salad with calamari, Australian Wagyu beef New York Strip steak, Moreton Bay Bugs (Australian lobster), sauteed spinach, onion cream mashed potatoes, strawberry and passion fruit pavlova, Anzac biscuit and vanilla sundae.

Bubba Watson, 2013: Caesar salad, grilled chicken breast, green beans, mashed potatoes, corn, macaroni and cheese, and cornbread, confetti cake and vanilla ice cream.

Charl Schwartzel, 2012: A “braai,” a South African-style barbecue of pork, lamb chops, chicken, steaks and sausages.

Phil Mickelson, 2011: Seafood paella and machango-topped filet mignon. Mickelson chose a Spanish menu in honor of Seve Ballesteros, who was too ill to attend.

Angel Cabrera, 2010: An Argentine asado, a five-course barbecue with blood sausage, pork sausage and beef ribs.

Trevor Immelman, 2009: Bobotie, a spiced minced meat baked with a custard topping.

Zach Johnson, 2008: Iowa beef and Florida shrimp.

Phil Mickelson, 2007: Barbecued ribs.

Tiger Woods, 2006: Steak and chicken fajitas.

Phil Mickelson, 2005: Lobster ravioli and Caesar salad.

Mike Weir, 2004: Elk, wild boar, Arctic char, Canadian beer.

Tiger Woods, 2003: Porterhouse steak and sushi (repeat of his 2002 menu).

Tiger Woods, 2002: Porterhouse steak and sushi.

Vijay Singh, 2001: Chicken panang curry, baked Chilean sea bass, rack of lamb in yellow curry sauce, and sea scallops in a pepper garlic sauce. (Prepared by a chef Singh brought in from Atlanta).

Jose Maria Olazabal, 2000: Tapas, grilled filet of beef.

Mark O’Meara, 1999: Chicken fajitas and steak fajitas.

Tiger Woods, 1998: Cheeseburgers, french fries and milkshakes.

Nick Faldo, 1997: Fish and chips.

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College basketball rankings: Way-too-early top 25 for the 2024-25 season

There is no end to the college basketball season, as evidenced by teams hitting the transfer portal — where over 1,000 names already reside — the day after Selection Sunday.

Roster construction is currently happening across the country, but it's never too early to start looking toward the 2024-25 campaign.

With that in mind, let's roll out our first edition of FOX Sports' Way-Too-Early top 25 men's college basketball rankings. 

We will update this throughout the spring and summer as storylines emerge, but let's get to it! 

1. UConn Huskies

We had the Huskies at No. 4 in our way-too-early top 25 last April after Dan Hurley said goodbye to Adama Sanogo , Andre Jackson and Jordan Hawkins . That didn't seem to matter, which speaks to the blue blood Hurley has restored in Storrs. I'm not getting fooled again. Connecticut is No. 1 until further notice.

2. Duke Blue Devils

Say hello to the Cooper Flagg era at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The 17-year-old phenom is a fascinating prospect and in contention to be the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft due to his versatility, defensive upside and wingspan. The Blue Devils have the nation's No. 1-ranked recruiting class with wings Isaiah Evans and Kon Knueppel, along with 6-foot-11 Patrick Ngongba coming in as well. 

3. Kansas Jayhawks

After a disappointing season by their standards, I expect the Jayhawks to reload and be a top-five team next season. Bill Self has wasted little time, bringing in a pair of quality transfers in South Dakota State's Zeke Mayo and Florida's Riley Kugel . With Dajuan Harris and KJ Adams likely returning, the biggest question is simple: Will Hunter Dickinson come back for one final season of college basketball? We shall see. The freshman name to watch: five-star center Flory Bidunga. 

4. Iowa State Cyclones

Tamin Lipsey and Keshon Gilbert are back for the Cyclones, who are coming off a 29-8 season and a Sweet 16. With a veteran backcourt intact, Milan Momcilovic projected to be back and other potential offseason additions on the horizon, there are plenty of known commodities with T.J. Otzelberger's team in a world where there's uncertainty surrounding many others. 

5. Gonzaga Bulldogs

After a ninth consecutive Sweet 16 appearance and a strong finish to the 2023-24 campaign, Mark Few has good roster continuity heading into 2024-25. Ryan Nembhard and Nolan Hickman can continue to charge the backcourt, and the Zags got another weapon to supplement the perimeter with Pepperdine transfer Michael Ajayi (17.2 PPG, 9.9 RPG). Ben Gregg and Graham Ike headline the frontcourt, with a solid bench in place as well. The Zags are in great shape. 

6. Arizona Wildcats

The Wildcats have one of the best records in college basketball over the last three years, boasting an 88-20 mark in the Tommy Lloyd era, but they've been as disappointing as anybody in the NCAA Tournament. How will they handle the move to the Big 12, where they will have to meet the likes of Kansas, Houston, Iowa State and others in their league? Lloyd has the roster to be one of the nation's best teams with Kylan Boswell , Jaden Bradley and KJ Lewis back, along with a top-five recruiting class headlined by Carter Bryant and Joson Sanon. 

7. Tennessee Volunteers

The Volunteers are in the top 10 because they've won at a high level in recent seasons and have familiar faces back next year, starting with point guard Zakai Zeigler . I would expect that we see growth from Jordan Gainey and Jahmai Mashack , while big man Jonas Aidoo returns as well. Dalton Knecht will likely be moving on to the NBA, but Tennessee will have the assets to acquire transfer portal help as well. 

8. Houston Cougars

You cannot doubt Kelvin Sampson. He has gone 97-15 over the last three seasons, took his program to the Big 12 this year and, after many thought there could be some growing pains, led them to a regular-season championship. I would think that LJ Cryer and Emanuel Sharp are back, with Jamal Shead's status being up in the air. Houston is going to have enough roster continuity, and Sampson will find some good supplemental players in the portal to make this a top-10 team. 

9. Purdue Boilermakers

The Boilermakers will be saying goodbye to an all-time college great and two-time national player of the year in Zach Edey, but when you have the level of talent and experience they have coming back, you're going to have it a lot better than many other rosters throughout the country. Braden Smith is an All-American, Fletcher Loyer is only going to keep getting better, Mason Gillis will return, Camden Heide is a breakout candidate, and Matt Painter ushers in a top-15 recruiting class. The Boilers will keep on steaming ahead. 

10. Marquette Golden Eagles

It's time for the Kam Jones Show to take center stage. Tyler Kolek was as good as any point guard in college basketball throughout the last two seasons, but as a result, it felt like Jones didn't get the attention he always deserved. Averaging over 17 points per game this past season, the rising senior will lead Shaka Smart's program, which has won a combined 56 games over the last two years. Stalwart defender Stevie Mitchell will be back as well, and look for David Joplin and Ben Gold to make up a sneaky good and versatile frontcourt. Don't forget about Chase Ross and what he could mean to this team, while Tre Norman and Zaide Lowery should make a sophomore leap. 

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Later this year, Glass Animals will bring their forthcoming studio album I Love You So F***ing Much on an international tour fittingly titled Glass Animals: Tour of Earth.

The record, which features the newly released single “Creatures in Heaven,” will arrive on July 19, while the tour is scheduled to kick off just under a month later. The band will be joined on the road by Kevin Abstract, Eyedress, Blondshell, and The Big Moon on select dates.

Tour of Earth begins on Aug. 7 in Charlotte, North Carolina, and will close out its North American run on Sept. 22 in Austin, Texas. Glass Animals will make stops at New York’s Madison Square Garden and Inglewood’s Kia Forum, in addition to performances in Philadelphia, Toronto, Cincinnati, Nashville, Phoenix, Raleigh, and more. The tour also includes two back-to-back shows at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado.

General sale for North America and Europe will begin on Thursday, April 11 at 10 a.m. local time via the official Glass Animals website. Presales will begin on Tuesday, April 9.

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Mathieu van der Poel has stormed to a second victory in the Paris-Roubaix after the Dutchman launched a stunning solo attack 60 kilometres from the finish line to win his second monument of the year following his Tour of Flanders victory the previous weekend.

On the 260km "Hell of the North" route, which had 29 cobblestone sectors, Van der Poel's victory by three minutes on Sunday local time was the largest winning margin in 22 years as he rode to his sixth monuments victory.

As he crossed the line with his arms outstretched, soaking in the crowd's applause, his time of five hours, 25 minutes and 58 seconds was recorded as the quickest Paris-Roubaix in history.

Van der Poel became only the 10th rider to win both cobbled monuments — the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix — in the same season and only the second rider to do it with the rainbow jersey — worn by the current world champion — after Rik van Looy in 1962.

"I wanted to make the race hard from there (60km out) on because I know that's my strength. I felt super good today and when I had the gap, I knew (I could win) with a tailwind to the finish line for the most part," Van der Poel said.

"Of course, you always know in Roubaix that there's the possibility of a puncture. But I had the team car with me and I was quite confident.

"I could really enjoy the moment more than last week (at Flanders) because then I was on my limit. This time, I could really enjoy the last part."

Van der Poel launched his solo attack on sector 13 and quickly built up a huge gap.

Mads Pedersen and Jasper Philipsen were among those who gave pursuit but the pack failed to organise quickly, looking to each other to seize the initiative as Van der Poel disappeared into the distance.

Van der Poel also had his Alpecin-Deceuninck teammates behind him to thank as they disrupted the chasing pack and looked to deny riders any breakaway attempts.

As Van der Poel rode towards victory, Philipsen decided to accelerate with 14km to go to seal second place while Pedersen and Nils Politt joined him in a three-way battle for the last two podium spots.

When they entered the Roubaix Velodrome, UAE Team Emirates' Politt went for it early but it was Philipsen who finished second for an Alpecin-Deceuninck one-two while Pedersen was third for Lidl-Trek.

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Jeff Lynne’s ELO Extend Final 2024 Tour: How To Get Tickets

L egendary multi-genre rockers ELO are coming to an end, but not before kicking off a massive North American tour. The Over And Out Tour was already pretty huge when it was first announced, but it looks like the band wanted to add even more tour dates to the three-month trek! The new dates were added due to “spectacular” demand and will include concerts in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago. No supporting acts have been announced.

The ELO 2024 Final Tour will kick off on August 24 in Palm Desert, California at Acrisure Arena. The tour will end on the newly-announced date of October 26 in Los Angeles, California at Kia Forum.

Ticketmaster is going to be the main ticketing platform for ELO’s farewell tour. All of the previously announced tour dates for The Over And Out Tour are available for general sale. The new tour dates will have a presale event on Ticketmaster starting April 3 at 10:00 am local.

Tickets to the new tour dates will go on sale on April 5 at 10:00 am local. If any of the new dates that interest you sell out, see if any tickets are available on Stubhub once general on-sale goes live. You might get lucky!

This could be your last chance to see ELO live before they disband. Get your tickets now!

Jeff Lynne’s ELO 2024 Final Tour Dates

August 24 – Palm Desert – CA Acrisure Arena

August 27 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena

August 28 – Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena

August 30 – Portland, OR – Moda Center

September 1 – San Francisco, CA – Chase Center

September 6 – St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center

September 7 – Indianapolis, IN – Gainbridge Fieldhouse

September 9 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena

September 10 – Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena

September 13 – Cincinnati, OH – Heritage Bank Center

September 14 – Cleveland, OH – Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse

September 16 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden

September 17 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden (NEW!)

September 20 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center

September 21 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center (NEW!)

September 23 – Boston, MA – TD Garden

September 25 – Washington, DC – Capital One Arena

September 27 – Chicago, IL – United Center

September 28 – Chicago, IL – United Center (NEW!)

September 30 – St, Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center

October 2 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena

October 9 – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena

October 11 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena

October 12 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena

October 15 – Austin, TX – Moody Center

October 16 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center

October 18 – Dallas, TX American Airlines Center

October 21 – Phoenix, AZ – Footprint Center

October 23 – Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center

October 25 – Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum

October 26 – Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum (NEW!)

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