Chelsea Light Moving
11/13
Ottobar
11/13
Ottobar
Just Announced
Vas wrote:Awesome, I just marked my calendar for it.
Chelsea Light Moving
11/13
Ottobar
1 Nov
Janel & Anthony
Wind-Up Space
I wonder who else will be on this bill…
Arthwys wrote:
Brian Wilson/Al Jardine/David Marks w/ Jeff Beck
Warner Theatre
10/5
Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson and guitarist Jeff Beck will co-headline a North American tour this fall. Fellow classic Beach Boys members Al Al Jardine and David Marks will join Wilson and Beck throughout the tour. Wilson is currently working on a few studio projects, including a collaboration with Beck and his band. Wilson, Jardine and Marks were blocked from performing with the current touring version of The Beach Boys led by singer Mike Love. Wilson has played select shows with Jardine and Marks throughout 2013.
?Jeff is one of the most amazing guitarists I?ve ever worked with and his vibe is inspiring,? says Wilson. ?I feel having Jeff Beck co-headline with me is a cool and exciting addition. We?ve got some new tunes we want to try out on a live crowd as well as doing some great music from our catalogues.?
Wilson and Beck?s co-headlining tour will kick off in Hollywood, FL on September 27. Their tour will feature a mix of theaters and outdoor spaces.
Animal Collective
12/1/13 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
12/1/13 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
U=NFest 2
I mean… The Gay Beatles? Score
Oct. 17th at Metro Gallery, and Oct 18th & 19th at Ottobar it's U+Nfest! With
THE GORIES
PISSED JEANS
WEEKEND
DISAPPEARS
EX-CULT
ROOMRUNNER
JAILL
PEACH KELLI POP
OBNOX
ED SCHRADER'S MUSIC BEAT
TWEENS
OLD LINES (Record Release)
SICK THOUGHTS (Record Release)
IN SCHOOL
THE GAY BEATLES (mem of Pure Junk)
HARD DADS
plus DJ sets from::
SAVE YOUR SOUL
THE THING WITH TWO HEADS
DJ DAD WEED
DJ BOAT SHOES
PLUS! a Daytime in-store at CSR and a secret late night show
Individual day line ups, tickets and more coming soon
I mean… The Gay Beatles? Score
Goddamn.
The Gories for those in the know of real Detroit Garage rock!
We may see a rare Kosmo Baltimore trek for this one!
Mike Doughty 11/22
930 hasn't posted anything about it yet, but Doughty is selling tickets already, and fees are only $2.50/ticket instead of the $10 or so through TF
https://tikly.co/-/1791
930 hasn't posted anything about it yet, but Doughty is selling tickets already, and fees are only $2.50/ticket instead of the $10 or so through TF
https://tikly.co/-/1791
Unsanity wrote:
Fri. Sep. 13th @ Ottobar - Eyehategod w/ Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags & Final Conflict
Wow Friday the 13th is one busy day!
Half my user name comes from Agnostic Front.
challenged wrote:
Tommy Keene
Friday 9/13
930 Club
:)
I cannot believe I have to miss this…going to Riotfest in Chicago. GGGGGGRRRRRRRR. My life is SO DIFFICULT. (I know, I know…)
travelinbeat wrote:
Mike Doughty 11/22
930 hasn't posted anything about it yet, but Doughty is selling tickets already, and fees are only $2.50/ticket instead of the $10 or so through TF
https://tikly.co/-/1791
Excellent! Though this show won't sell out, so I'll wait and get FWB points with the club by purchasing through them.
Bags wrote:challenged wrote:
Tommy Keene
Friday 9/13
930 Club
:)
I cannot believe I have to miss this…going to Riotfest in Chicago. GGGGGGRRRRRRRR. My life is SO DIFFICULT. (I know, I know…)
I saw Tommy Keene in 1984 so if I saw him that night it would 29 years between shows setting my personal record. Maybe I should wait a few more years though.
atomicfront wrote:Unsanity wrote:
Fri. Sep. 13th @ Ottobar - Eyehategod w/ Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags & Final Conflict
Wow Friday the 13th is one busy day!
Half my user name comes from Agnostic Front.
where does the other half come from? i bet it is from this band. god, theyre so cute.
She is pretty hot…
walkonby wrote:atomicfront wrote:Unsanity wrote:
Fri. Sep. 13th @ Ottobar - Eyehategod w/ Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags & Final Conflict
Wow Friday the 13th is one busy day!
Half my user name comes from Agnostic Front.
where does the other half come from? i bet it is from this band. god, theyre so cute.
Jesus, if that band gets even a whiff of success, she's gonna dump those 3 losers so fast. There is no less secure a job than as the bandmate in a group with a female singer.
A fun campfire game is to try and think of a female-fronted band, with at least 3 albums in their discography, where the chick singer did not at some point release a solo album. There's one pretty major answer and then it gets tough.
A fun campfire game is to try and think of a female-fronted band, with at least 3 albums in their discography, where the chick singer did not at some point release a solo album. There's one pretty major answer and then it gets tough.
Relaxer wrote:
Jesus, if that band gets even a whiff of success, she's gonna dump those 3 losers so fast. There is no less secure a job than as the bandmate in a group with a female singer.
A fun campfire game is to try and think of a female-fronted band, with at least 3 albums in their discography, where the chick singer did not at some point release a solo album. There's one pretty major answer and then it gets tough.
Beach House, Lush, Celebration, Garbage, Cocteau Twins…
She and Him.
That counts, right?
That counts, right?
atomicfront wrote:
Beach House, Lush, Celebration, Garbage, Cocteau Twins…
Those are pretty good!
Garbage works. Manson was heavily into recording a solo album but apparently it was rejected by Geffen so she counts.
Elizabeth Frazer has a solo career but not an album so that counts.
Beach House and Celebration are relatively new so there's still time for them to ditch the losers but they haven't yet. And I have nothing to say about Lush except that yes, they count too.
Even if there are a thousand exceptions, the point rings true. Sharing the space of a band with a figure such as Debbie Harry can definitely result in overshadowing. A lot of people, I believe, regard Stevie Nicks as the definitive face and voice of Fleetwood Mac, and she was not even in the band for their formative era(s).
The British music press never even bothered to learn the names of the musicians in Sleeper, just referring to them as "Sleeper-blokes" at the height of their Britpop fame.
The British music press never even bothered to learn the names of the musicians in Sleeper, just referring to them as "Sleeper-blokes" at the height of their Britpop fame.