Just Announced

4/11 Baltimore
THURSDAY NIGHT RAW:
DICKPIC (DOGDICK & PICTUREPLANE)
DOLDRUMS
DDm
DJ SCHWARZ & DJ MARK BROWN

Dickpic is the best band name I have heard in a while.

beetsnotbeats wrote:

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:

gaaaaaaaaah wrote:
Paul McCartney
Nats Park
July 12

I wouldn't go to this even if it was a post-game concert.

Solution: don't go.

I'll consider that. Since my mind wasn't made up before this post.

Nats post game concert series:

Blues Traveler (June 8), Thompson Square (July 6), Gavin DeGraw (August 31) and Montgomery Gentry (September 21) will comprise the lineup for the 2013 NatsLive Free Postgame Concert Series following select Nationals home games throughout the summer.

beetsnotbeats wrote:

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:

gaaaaaaaaah wrote:
Paul McCartney
Nats Park
July 12

I wouldn't go to this even if it was a post-game concert.

Solution: don't go.

BS. I'd rather go see B&S at MPP than Paul McCartney at Nats Park any day.

5/4/13 @ Velvet Lounge
Ulan Bator, Tone, Janel & Anthony

works nicely since both the Breeders and Peter Murphy are early shows.

walkonby wrote:

James wrote:
Also,
B-52's on Saturday
Spin Doctors on Sunday

$7 for a B-52's show? Hell yeah, i'm in.

Thousand wrote:
Everclear, Live, Filter, Sponge
Friday June 7 ? Fairfax, Va., Government Center (Celebrate Fairfax)

mmm . . . my first show conflict.  widespread versus b fifty twos for seven dollars?  yes, im actually going mmm?

Panic 6/5, B-52s 6/8 - what's the conflict?

Thousand wrote:

beetsnotbeats wrote:

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:

gaaaaaaaaah wrote:
Paul McCartney
Nats Park
July 12

I wouldn't go to this even if it was a post-game concert.

Solution: don't go.

BS. I'd rather go see B&S at MPP than Paul McCartney at Nats Park any day.

I'll second that. Main reason I stayed away from JT in baltimore was because of it's location at M&T bank. B&S in the wonderful weather and woods of merriweather? Sounds perfect.

IMAmoose24 wrote:

Thousand wrote:

beetsnotbeats wrote:

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:

gaaaaaaaaah wrote:
Paul McCartney
Nats Park
July 12

I wouldn't go to this even if it was a post-game concert.

Solution: don't go.

BS. I'd rather go see B&S at MPP than Paul McCartney at Nats Park any day.

I'll second that. Main reason I stayed away from JT in baltimore was because of it's location at M&T bank. B&S in the wonderful weather and woods of merriweather? Sounds perfect.

Who is JT?

hemisphire wrote:

walkonby wrote:

James wrote:
Also,
B-52's on Saturday
Spin Doctors on Sunday

$7 for a B-52's show? Hell yeah, i'm in.

Thousand wrote:
Everclear, Live, Filter, Sponge
Friday June 7 ? Fairfax, Va., Government Center (Celebrate Fairfax)

mmm . . . my first show conflict.  widespread versus b fifty twos for seven dollars?  yes, im actually going mmm?

Panic 6/5, B-52s 6/8 - what's the conflict?

panic raleigh 6/8-6/9

it would take a hell of a show for me to pass up panic at wolftrap.

There were six Deerhunter tickets left last night, FYI.

11 June
Dope Body, Speedy Ortiz, and Rapdragons
Black Cat Backstage

Surprise warm up show!

The Make-Up
at Save Your Soul in Baltimore (10ish start)

April Calendar for the Red Room
http://www.redroom.org/calendar/

Featuring a broad, exciting range of performances by renowned musicians and composers from Baltimore, US, Europe, and Japan, many making their first appearances in Baltimore. A month of electronic music, contemporary classical composition, computer music, improvisation, and more.
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4/5 | WOBBLY - experimental electronic music made from animal audio samples. Frequent collaborations with People Like Us, Thomas Dimuzio, Matmos and Negativland w/ MC Schmidt, Jason Willet - present in quad sound.

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4/7 | FRANCES-MARIE UITTI - world class cellist performing works by Giacinto Scelsi, Jonathan Harvey and others.

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4/12 | BOMBSHELTER / IMPATIENCE MACHINE / LEVY LORENZO - flavors of percussive and electro-acoustic music with Jaime Branch's 6-piece freejazz fiasco.

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4/17 | KATZE, TAPS - voice/electronics/violin/bass drone outfits from Boston. w/solo by Owen Gardner

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4/18 | THE TREBLE GIRLS
Mother/daughter flute and electronics duo Ann La Berge and Diamanda La Berge Dramm perform works by Luciano Berio and more.

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4/21 | TOSHIMARU NAKAMURA & MANY ARMS
Renowned "no-input mixing board" musician with ?Many Arms? trio including Nick Millevoi (guitar), Johnny DeBlase (bass), and Ricardo Lagomasino (drums).

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4/22 | MARCUS SCHMICKLER
Electronic musician and composer has worked with Julee Cruise, Thomas Lehn, John Tilbury, and Peter Rehberg. His own project goes by the name Pluramon.

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4/27 | LES TROIS BATTERIE w/ SHELLY BLAKE-PLOCK
Dan Breen and Bob Wagner - a sporadic, dramatic, musical happening. This is Baltimore experimental music at its most unpredictable, with a high chance of comedy! Shelly Blake-Plock joins the dynamic duo.

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April is a rare opportunity for Baltimoreans to hear some of the most prominent, and important composers and musicians working in contemporary music today. Don?t miss out on any of these exciting concerts.

There were some great openers announced for some of the Metro Gallery shows. 
May 18
Spacehog w/ Raindeer and guests TBA

May 25
oOoOO, Adventure, Braider

May 31
BLACK PUS, Weekends, Wing Dam

Is that the same Spacehog that had that annoying hit song in the 90s?

hey that was a great song

Quiet. He's cooler than the rest of us.

Seth wrote:
hey that was a great song

James wrote:
Quiet. He mistakenly thinks he is cooler than the rest of us.

Seth wrote:
hey that was a great song

fixed.

It was inescapable!

Seth wrote:
hey that was a great song

Muse
Cage the Elephant
Verizon 9/11