Just Announced

I feel like Walky would be about this:Thursday September 27th, ME @ THE ZOO 

7:45pm, RSVP Required at The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden 

James Alefantis (owner of Comet Ping Pong) Co-Producer,  Chris Moukarbel, Filmmaker, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, IMPACT Arts & Film Fund & HBO
Documentary Films invite you and a guest to a very special screening of …
ME @ THE ZOO
A film by Chris Moukarbel and Valerie Veatch

Q & A with Chris Crocker & Chris Moukarbel
Reception to follow in the Museum Rotunda

Space limited and RSVP Required 
RSVP: 
playerproductions1@gmail.com

ME @ THE ZOO tells the story of Chris Crocker, a controversial video blogger from a small town in Tennessee. Crocker was bullied out of school in the 8th
grade and was, by his account, raised on the Internet. His online videos have been viewed over 270 million times to date?including the infamous 2007 YouTube
declaration. ?Leave Britney Alone!?. ME @ THE ZOO is an intimate look at Crocker, who is arguably the first Internet celebrity to cross over into mainstream
media and is part of the first wave of young people coming into adulthood under constant self-surveillance. 

Produced by: 
Chris Moukarbel, Valerie Veatch, Jack Turner, Nicholas Shumaker 

Executive Produced by: 
Jim McKay, Michael Stipe, Nicholas Shumaker, Jack Turner, Vincent Farrell, Rachel Gradyf

Maybach Music Group Tour - Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Wale, Machine Gun Kelly

11/17 - First Mariner Arena
11/18 - Patriot Center

Steel Panther
11-24
RHL

;D ;D ;D ;awesomeD ;D ;D ;D

Dave Attell, DC Improv, Thu Nov 29 - Sun Dec 2 (with two shows on Fri 30th, Sat 1st), $35ea

travelinbeat wrote:
Dave Attell, DC Improv, Thu Nov 29 - Sun Dec 2 (with two shows on Fri 30th, Sat 1st), $35ea

$35 plus the per person/table minimums at the Improv.

Cobra Starship
w/ Outasight
UMd Comcast Center
Oct. 5

That's the first show at Comcast?

StoneTheCrow wrote:
That's the first show at Comcast?

It's apparently a free show sponsored by "Truth."  Nothing has even been listed on UMD's student entertainment website.

mdh9857 wrote:

StoneTheCrow wrote:
That's the first show at Comcast?

It's apparently a free show sponsored by "Truth."  Nothing has even been listed on UMD's student entertainment website.

That's stiff competition for VMFF!

Sad to say this but that is such a SEE booking.

I never went  to a concert on campus in all of my four years at UMD.

I only went to one during my CP days, Ringo Deathstarr at the Radio Station/Dining Hall. 

Third Rail is definitely an Oasis in a desert of shit.

For one reason or another, I never went to one of those shows, though.

Diamond Rugs are touring, HEY SETH!!!!!!

elektro is proud to announce that we are a media partner for CNTRL: BEYOND EDM ? ELECTRONIC & TECHNO(LOGY) BASED MUSIC, spearheaded by electronic music
innovators and world-class DJs Richie Hawtin and Loco Dice. They are launching a music and technology tour of American and Canadian colleges, taking the
history and the future of the platform to the very people who could well be the next generation of producers, DJs and innovators. The tour will combine
daytime lectures on music technology presented by DUPSPOT, followed by an evening of electronic music with Hawtin, Dice, Ean Golden from DJ TechTools and
their touring guest DJ?s.


Thursday November 1st, Echo Stage / American University, Washington, DC
RICHIE HAWTIN LOCO DICE
PACO OSUNA EAN GOLDEN

Los Lobos performing Kiko @ Birchmere - 10/1

Tommy Tutone
Pentagon Row
11-10


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Second night of The Hold Steady at USMH – 10/18

On Sale Now.

(never know where to put these…) Living Social deal: 1/2 off friend membership (first level membership) to Wolftrap. ($50 vs. $105). Click here: https://www.livingsocial.com/deals/470276?ref=conf-jp&rpi=85406370
Wish Wolftrap would include parking in membership. I decided to pick it up. I don't go as often as I'd like but the slightly extra time to get in on tickets is helpful for someone like me who prefers seats to lawn.

Apparently, the 50th anniversary reunion tour of the surviving members of the original Beach Boys will be the last we see of that line-up, at least until the 100th anniversary rolls around. Founding members Brian Wilson (who wrote/co-wrote most of the Beach Boys songs that anyone knows and loves), Al Jardine and David Marks were informed by an e-mail that lead singer/notorious rock and roll jerk Mike Love won't be requiring their services any longer?he intends to go back to what he's been doing for the past few decades: touring as The Beach Boys at casinos and resorts (oh, and the Reagan White House) backed by a hired band of minimum-wage ringers. You have to give Love credit for consistency, I suppose…



HuffPo has the details:
The Beach Boys might still be Keepin' the Summer Alive with their U.K. tour, but for three members it will be a cold harsh winter.
The band's frontman Mike Love announced that the group will split after this week in the U.K. and three members – Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and David Marks – have been dropped from the group. The three did not find out they had been dropped until Love and Bruce Johnston released a public statement.
The statement announcing the big shake up reads: "The post-50th anniversary configuration will not include Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and David Marks. The 50th Reunion Tour was designed to be a set tour with a beginning and an end to mark a special 50-year milestone for the band."
The exiting Beach Boys will be replaced by the group's long-time backing band, which includes Love's son Christian, according to the Telegraph. Love added that the decision to drop the three members was financially motivated. "You've got to be careful not to get overexposed. There are promoters who are interested [in more shows by the reunited line-up], but they've said, 'Give it a rest for a year'. The Eagles found out the hard way when they went out for a second year and wound up selling tickets for $5."
Wilson was blindsided.
"I'm disappointed and can't understand why he (Love) doesn't want to tour with Al, David and me," he told CNN. "We are out here having so much fun. After all, we are the real Beach Boys."
If the five members of the Beach Boys do not rekindle their bond, the September 28 concert at Wembley Stadium may be the last show they play together, CNN noted.
There is already a petition on iPetition.com asking for Love, who owns the rights to the band's name, to rethink the decision to break up the original Beach Boys.
The petition, addressed to Love, reads: "In order to preserve the validity of 'The Beach Boys' as a whole, and not as a 'money saving, stripped down version' that only contains 1 original member, and 1 member that joined in 1965, we ask you to re-instate the 3 other members to the touring group for your final years performing."
"It's the right thing to do, and it's what the fans want," the message concludes.
Jardine linked to the petition in a tweet. As of Wednesday morning, it had over 2,000 signatures.
In December 2011, the Beach Boys confirmed 50 shows to celebrate their 50th anniversary, Rolling Stone previously reported. The band formed in California in 1961. The reunion tour marks the first time the Boys have toured together in more than two decades.
Although the group had problems in the past, like nasty comments in the press and numerous lawsuits, Love swore that all the negativity was behind them. "All that stuff is long forgotten," he told Rolling Stone.
Back in June, Rolling Stone had reported that Love booked shows for his version of the Beach Boys without consulting the other members.
On Sept. 19, the group played at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles to celebrate the opening of the new Beach Boys exhibit.

James wrote:
he intends to go back to what he's been doing for the past few decades: touring as The Beach Boys at casinos and resorts (oh, and the Reagan White House) backed by a hired band of minimum-wage ringers.

Don't forget John Stamos!