Maroon 5 will continue their tour in support of the new record HANDS ALL OVER with dates in Germany with Sara Bareilles.
27-Feb Cologne, DE Live Music Hall
03-Mar Offenbach, DE Capitol
06-Mar Munich, DE Muffathalle
12-Mar Hamburg, DE Grosse Freiheit 36
13-Mar Berlin, DE Huxleys
Tickets:
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www.koelnticket.de
www.karsten-jahnke.de/tickets.php
www.trinitymusic.de

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The Maroon 5 show originally scheduled for August 31 at Fifth Third Field is moving to Fraze Pavilion in Kettering due to production logistics. Date, show time, and lineup, remain the same – 7:00 pm, with special guests Kris Allen, V.V. Brown and Miggs. Tickets go on sale at 10 am Friday, August 20 at the Fraze Pavilion and Dayton Dragon ticket offices, all Ticketmaster locations, Ticketmaster’s charge by phone 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com. A very limited number of $55 reserved seats are available and general admission lawn and terrace tickets are $40. All Fifth Third Field ticket holders can exchange their tickets for a comparable Fraze Pavilion ticket. There will be no additional service charges or fees. Tickets purchased through the Dayton Dragons may be exchanged at the Dayton Dragons ticket office beginning Monday, August 23 at 10 am. Ticket holders for purchases made online or by phone via Ticketmaster will be contacted by Ticketmaster directly beginning Monday, August 23 at 10 am to arrange exchange. Tickets purchased at a Ticketmaster outlet, can be exchanged at point of purchase beginning Monday, August 23 at 10 am. The August 31 Devonshires concert at Fraze Pavilion has been postponed until Fraze Pavilion’s 20th Anniversary in 2011. Refunds will be issued point of purchase.

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Maroon 5 singer Adam Levine is launching a fashion line. The This Love singer is launching a debut collection entitled 222, and he admits his foray into style has been a long time coming. He said: “I’m passionate about fashion. I think it says something about yourself and, whether you care about clothes or not, what you wear reflects some kind of attitude towards style.” Adam is working alongside his father Fred on the range, which will be sold at the family’s boutique chain of shops M. Fredric, which have been run by Fred for 30 years. Levine added to WWD: “This is a family affair. What I wanted to avoid was the typical pitfalls that someone in my position can fall into. “This is something grassroots. Most importantly, it’s something that I work on myself. I collaborate on and approve every single piece of clothing in the lin. It’s not just hawking out something because I’m in a famous band.” Discussing the range, the 31-year-old singer confesses it will not be one for people who enjoy dressing up. He said: “It’s very simple and pure and durable. Jeans, T-shirts and a leather jacket. That’s all I need. I think it’s always fun to be the most underdressed person in a room. There will be no bedazzling in this collection. I like subtlety in design.”

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