Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe OLYMPIC CONCERTS Alanis Morissette, Goo Goo Dolls, and Nelly Furtado have been added to the Hallmark Olympic Celebration concerts being held during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, RollingStone.com reports. The series kicks off with the Dave Matthews Band on Feb. 9, a day after the opening ceremonies, and continues through Feb. 24, the day of the closing ceremonies, with Martina McBride. Advertisement The one-hour shows will be held in the Olympic Medals Plaza. Other music-related Olympic festivities include Sting, Dixie Chicks, LeAnn Rimes, the Band's Robbie Robertson, Yo-Yo Ma and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir performing at the Feb. 8 opening ceremonies, and 'N Sync, Bon Jovi, Christina Aguilera, Charlotte Church, Josh Groban and Harry Connick Jr. taking part in the closing ceremonies. Concert schedule: Feb. 9: Dave Matthews Band Feb. 10: artist TBA Feb. 11: Foo Fighters Feb. 12: Macy Gray Feb. 13: Barenaked Ladies Feb. 14: Sheryl Crow Feb. 15: Smash Mouth Feb. 16: Brooks & Dunn Advertisement Feb. 17: Train Feb. 18: Nelly Furtado Feb. 19: Creed Feb. 20: Marc Anthony Feb. 21: Alanis Morissette Feb. 22: Goo Goo Dolls Feb. 23: 'N Sync Feb. 24: Martina McBride COURTNEY LOVE A trial date of June 11 has been set for Courtney Love's battle with Universal Music Group (UMG) over contractual issues. Allstar.com reports that on Monday, a U.S. Court of Appeals judge denied an appeal by UMG to stop the proceedings. The ruling gives the green light for the fight to move forward in the courts. Love is challenging a California state labor code that exempts entertainers from its "Seven-Year Statute." MADONNA AND CHILD It was a rare sight: Madonna and young daughter Lourdes appearing in public. The singer reportedly took her daughter on a rare public outing to see the opening of an exhibition by internationally known fashion photographer Mario Testino. Lourdes, who is now 5 years old, is in some of the photos on display at a London gallery. The event was attended by a raft of stars and fashion models. Testino was the late Princess Diana's favorite fashion photographer. There are several shots of Lady Di -- taken shortly before her death in 1997 -- displayed with the fashion photos at the showing. Advertisement (Thanks to UPI's Dennis Daily)
