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The 2011 Summer Tour^[1] was a co-headlining tour by American bands Maroon 5 and Train. Beginning in July 2011, the tour supported both of the bands' albums, Hands All Over and Save Me, San Francisco, respectively. The tour included more than 40 dates in the United States and Canada.

Any business like a cocktail lounge, tavern, bowling alley or casino that is staging a Super Bowl party on Feb. 5 is hoping for a jump in business. Catch our premier headliners indoors, at Sandia's magnificent 27,000-square-foot Ballroom. SANDIA RESORT & CASINO: Sandia also has some fun things planned for football lovers. Catch all of the NFL action on the casino’s giant 25-foot video wall in the Tlur Pa Lounge.

Catch our premier headliners indoors, at Sandia's magnificent 27,000-square-foot Ballroom. Fortunately, Santa Ana Star Casino is sweetening the football experience with its “Pigskin Picks” promotion. Make your weekly picks and you could win your share of the weekly $1,000 prize pool or a.

Opening acts[edit]

• Gavin DeGraw(Leg 1; select dates)
• Nikki Jean(Leg 1; select dates)
• Matt Nathanson(Leg 2; select dates)
• PJ Morton(select dates)
• Javier Colon(select dates)
• Stevie Nicks(select dates)

Setlists[edit]

1. 'Moves Like Jagger'
2. 'Harder to Breathe' (contains elements of 'Power')
3. 'Sunday Morning'
4. 'If I Never See Your Face Again'
5. 'Misery'
6. 'Makes Me Wonder'
7. 'The Sun'
8. 'Man In the Mirror' (Michael Jackson cover)(with Javier Colon)
9. 'Never Gonna Leave This Bed'
10. 'Wake Up Call'
11. 'Stutter'
12. 'This Love'

Encore

1. 'Leather and Lace' (with Stevie Nicks)
2. 'Hands All Over'
3. 'She Will Be Loved'

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1. 'Parachute'
2. 'If It’s Love'
3. 'Meet Virginia'
4. 'She’s On Fire'
5. 'Calling All Angels'
6. 'Heart of Glass' (Blondie cover) / 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For' (U2 cover)(with Ana Lenchantin and Jimmy Stafford)
7. 'Ramble On' (Led Zeppelin cover)(contains elements of 'A Walk on the Wild Side')
8. 'Save Me San Francisco'
9. 'Ordinary'
10. 'Marry Me'
11. 'Hey Soul Sister'

Encore

1. 'Free'
2. 'Drops of Jupiter'

Tour dates[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^'Maroon 5 & Train Announce Plans for Summer Co-Headlining Tour'. PR Newswire. April 25, 2011. Retrieved October 16, 2019.
2. ^ ^abRome, Emily (July 27, 2011). 'Maroon 5 and Train at the Hollywood Bowl: Concert Review'. The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved October 16, 2019.
3. ^'Maroon 5 and Train announce summer tour – News – American Top 40 With Ryan Seacrest'. At40.com. April 26, 2011. Archived from the original on July 26, 2011. Retrieved July 17, 2011.

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — I had to go to the calculator: Route 66 Casino-Hotel is giving away $500 every 12 minutes from 6-10 p.m. every Friday this month. That adds up to 240 minutes, divided by 12 equals 20, meaning they’ll give away $500 20 times every Friday evening. That comes to $10,000.

How do folks get in on this cash avalanche? Just show up, get in front of a slot, insert the 66 Player’s Club card in the machine and start pushing buttons. The casino’s computer will randomly select players during the four hours of the giveaway. The odds are pretty good.

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One casino graybeard put it to me this way: “Let’s say you sit and play for four hours and along the way you pick up $500. That’s like a $125 an hour. Nobody I know makes a hundred and a quarter an hour.”

For some it’s luckier than that: On Jan. 6, a lady from Albuquerque came from work, got to the casino around 6, sat at her favorite machine, and had just settled in when she won $500. Go figure.

Any business like a cocktail lounge, tavern, bowling alley or casino that is staging a Super Bowl party on Feb. 5 is hoping for a jump in business. They must seek permission from the National Football League to say they are having a Super Bowl party. Rather than go through all that paperwork, folks are just having a Big Party. That includes Route 66.

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On Big Game Sunday, the casino is bringing in Dallas Cowboy legends Randy White and Ed “Too Tall” Jones. They’ll be hosting the Big Game party in the casino’s Legends Theater.

The big game will be viewed on the largest screen I’ve ever seen. Last week I watched the techs at 66 testing this behemoth. From the back of the theater I could see the freckles on one Dallas cheerleader. Talk about high definition.

Before and during the game patrons will have chances to win scores of autographed Dallas Cowboys memorabilia. The big prize at the party will be a pair of 2012 season tickets to all Cowboys home games.

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Doors to the Legends Theater will open at 2 p.m., and the kickoff is at 4:30. Admission is free, but the smart thing to do is buy the Stadium Pass for $15 because this gets you a pass to the all-you-can-eat buffet plus a special event T-shirt. Tickets are available at the box office.

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On Saturday, Jan. 14, hardworking comedian-actor Paul Rodriguez will work the Legends stage. Paul starts talking, we all start laughing at 8 p.m. Tickets are still available, going for $25, $30, $35 and $40.

SANDIA RESORT & CASINO: Sandia is giving away a 42-inch high-definition set after each and every playoff game. They’re doing it the cocktail lounge — no admission fee, no charge, just show up and sign in. The casino has set up extra monitors, so everyone has a great seat.

CASINO HOLLYWOOD: New Mexico’s coziest casino, San Felipe Pueblo’s Casino Hollywood, is staging another of its “pulsating promotions.” This one’s titled “The 1,000,000 Zoom Ball.”

Here’s the gambit: The promotion goes 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Sundays through Thursdays, during January. Three randomly timed drawings are held each hour. In order to be called, players must have their player’s club card in the slot.

Once selected, the winner comes to the Welcome Center, where he or she faces a bingo-ball machine, blower and all. The patron pushes the start button and watches as white and orange bingo balls bounce around. Eventually six of the balls end up in a chute; now comes the payoff.

If there are no orange balls in the lineup, the player receives $25 in free slot play. If the there is one orange ball, it’s worth $50 in cash; two gets $250 cash; three is good for $500, while four orange balls would reward the player $1,000; five would return $10,000 and all six orange would bring in $1 million.

In the promotion, if the player called was sitting between or beside one or two players, they would each receive $25 in free play.