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Jennifer Lawrence Perches on Ivory Throne in New 'Hunger Games, Mockingjay – Part 2' Teaser Poster (Photo)
Lionsgate continues rolling out new teasers in a pre-San Diego Comic-Con promotional blitz for the November movie
Beatrice Verhoeven | July 8, 2015 @ 1:24 PM	Last Updated: July 8, 2015 @ 2:18 PM
Just ahead of the November release's Thursday San Diego Comic-Con panel, Lionsgate has released a new teaser poster to promote the final installment in blockbuster "Hunger Games" movie franchise.
"The Fire Will Burn Forever" is the tag line for the new "Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2" promotional art that features star Jennifer Lawrence dressed in blood-red attire and sitting atop a massive ivory throne.
The movie's Twitter account captioned the poster with "Imagine Tomorrow. #Unite."
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Lionsgate has also released a new teaser video (below), showing Katniss standing at the top of a giant statue that portrays the three-finger salute, which becomes the official hand signal of the revolution, accompanied by dramatic drum beats.
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"Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2" is the fourth installment of the franchise, set to hit theaters on November 20. The movie stars Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks, Natalie Dormer, Sam Claflin, Gwendoline Christie, Jena Malone, Julianne Moore, Woody Harrelson and the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. It is directed by Francis Lawrence and produced by Nina Jacobson and Jon Kilik.
Imagine Tomorrow. #Unite with Katniss at http://t.co/TN7aGkrXPA, and stand by for a message from District 13. pic.twitter.com/dxa5jw7MfB
– One Panem (@TheCapitolPN) July 8, 2015
Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson in 'Hunger Games: Mockingjay -- Part 2' First Looks (Photos)
The official "Faces of the Revolution" shows the rebels ready for battle
This teaser poster was released on July 8, showing Katniss in a blood-red costume sitting on an ivory chair.
Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution.
Also Read: Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth Red and Ready to Rumble in 'Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2' (Photos)
Gale Hawthorne (Liam Hemsworth) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution, with the caption, "Brothers Unite."
Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution, with the caption, "Sons Unite."
Johanna (Jena Malone) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution, with the caption, "Rebels Unite."
Boggs (Mahershala Ali) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution, with the caption, "Soldiers Unite."
Primrose Everdeen (Willow Shields) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution with the caption, "Sisters Unite."
Cressida (Natalia Dormer) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution, with the caption, "Activists Unite."
Finnick (Sam Claflin) is decked out in warpaint for the revolution, with the caption, "Husbands Unite."
A teaser poster for the upcoming movie, set to hit theaters November 20
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Katniss' flaming war token graces another poster for the fourth installment of the franchise
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A sister portrait of siblings Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Primrose Everdeen (Willow Shields)
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Jennifer Lawrence took to Facebook to post a first look at the fourth film
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Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) with her signature weapon of choice: a bow and arrow
Josh Hutcherson stars as 'Peeta Mellark' in all four movies
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Liam Hemsworth stars as 'Gale Hawthorne' in "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2"
Film's stars and studio, Lionsgate, are releasing pictures of the franchise's fourth installment leading up to its November 20 release; see TheWrap's list of all the first looks, posters and teasers
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Badland: The most praised side-scroller game ever
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Badland is a game that will keep you on your feet and toes at all times! At the base it is a side-scroller (like Flappy Birds or Mario) but, at the core, it is filled with action and adventure. The game was released in 2013 and since then, it gathered over 40 million fans from all over the world. Even more, it can be played on a wide range of platforms like PS 3, 4, and Vita, Xbox One, Wii, PC and OS X, and finally the most popular mobile platforms: Android, iOS, and Windows.
Right now, the game has over 10 million downloads on Android and a general score of 4.5. It is also a freemium version so absolutely anyone with a modern mobile device can play it.
The gameplay
Just like with Flappy Birds, your main purpose is to fly around a small, dark creature that resembles a fluffy bat. You will definitely fall in love with Clony (the creature's name) as soon as you meet him (or her)!
Badland is divided by days (Day1, Day 2, Day 3, and more). You begin with Day 1 (logically) and, you will see that the day has 4 stages: dawn, noon, dusk, and night. As the day moves through these stages, you will see the things showing up in the background evolving into a wide variety of enemies that you have to dismantle or defeat using Clony's amazing abilities.
As the game unfolds, the background becomes scarier and other types of machines show up in the forest that at first seemed innocent and magic. In the end, you will have to save a rabbit that was hanged by one of his legs.
The features we like
Badland is a game that mixes cute, fluffy creatures with the terrible challenges of an infested forest. Your cute fluffy bat will have to fend off creatures that seem similar to the ones you see in alien movies and you will have to be its main guidance in this dark, cold world.
Another cool feature is the local multiplayer mode that allows up to 4 players on the same device. The cool part is that you are allowed to apply the jungle rule: survival of the fittest. This way you can reveal your dark side and push your enemies in front of a moving, sharp blade. Of course, if you're the pacifist kind, you can always cooperate with the other 3 players and beat the game with friendship.
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In February 1852, James White stated in the Review: "I think the time has come when a press should be owned by Sabbathkeepers" (RH, Feb. 17, 1852).
So at a conference on March 12, it was decided that a press should be purchased.
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Riot Roundup: The Best Books We Read in June 2018
Laura Sackton 07-03-18
We asked our contributors to share the best book they read last month. We've got fiction, nonfiction, YA, and much, much more—there are book recommendations for everyone here! Some are old, some are new, and some aren't even out yet. Enjoy and tell us about the highlight of your reading month in the comments.
Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor
I'd heard this described as "Nigerian Harry Potter" which I find is both accurate and does the book a disservice. It is a group of kids who are about 12 who start learning how to manage their magic. Sunny is a 12 year old Nigerian with albinism, who spent most of her early life in the U.S. She is a free agent (basically a Muggle) just entering both the sphere of the Leopard people and settling in to her new home at the same time a magical villain is on the loose. The magic is entirely unlike Hogwarts-style magic, the schooling operates as a mentor-apprentice relationship, rather than a boarding school. I adored all four of the main kids and their friendship, and I just can't wait to get my hands on Akata Warrior and dive back in.
—Aimee Miles
Anger Is a Gift by Mark Oshiro
I loved everything about this novel. It's about Moss, a black gay teenager living with his mom in Oakland. His father was murdered by police six years before the story begins. It's a book about police brutality and the ways that racism and racist policies harm cities, schools, and families, but it's also a novel about the strength of youth activists, about community, and about queerness. It's a devastating book, and often painful to read, but Oshiro writes with as much beauty and depth about love and tenderness as he does about brutality and injustice. This book centers queer youth of color in a really wonderful way. Moss's friends and family are fantastic characters, and they've got each other's backs. So even though this book hurt to read, it also felt like a celebration.
—Laura Sackton
Blanca & Roja by Anna-Marie McLemore (Feiwel & Friends, October 9)
Not to be weird, but when I die, I want Anna-Marie McLemore to write my obituary. Because it will be beautiful. I've devoured every single one of her previous works and I can safely say that Anna-Marie is the reason why I love magical realism now. Her writing is so lyrical and lush that it makes you feel like the only acceptable way to read her books is by lallygagging in a field of flowers. In McLemore's newest endeavor, sisters Blanca and Roja del Cisne come from a cursed family, where every generation will have a pair of two sisters and one of them will eventually be claimed by a bevy of evil swans. Older sis, Blanca, has tried to fool the swans by making herself and Roja indistinguishable—despite the fact they are polar opposites both in appearance and personality. Their plight becomes even more complicated when two local boys become intertwined in their lives. Think Snow White and Rose Red meets Swan Lake with a hella diverse cast of characters and a beautiful bond between two sisters.
—Kate Krug
Eden by Andrea Kleine (HMH, July 10)
I read this novel in one sitting because I simply couldn't stop reading. It's often said that events of our childhood can be formative, and that's certainly the case for Hope, who was kidnapped by a stranger as a child with her sister Eden. More than 20 years later, when she gets a letter that the man is up for parole, she decides to track down her sister, who's been MIA for years, hoping they can testify against him to keep him in jail. The story is expertly crafted, and the writing and structure itself is reflective of the nature of trauma: fractured, incomplete, backing up on itself. The reader is drawn right into the story, and when I closed the book, I couldn't stop thinking about Hope and Eden, and what would happen next.
—Jaime Herndon
The Feather Thief by Kirk Wallace Johnson
This work tells of the true story of a young flutist who steals 200+ bird skins from an English Natural History Museum. Johnson delves into the obsessive world of salmon fish lure tying to try to unravel the motivations for the crime. I had no idea that such a world even existed! Not only does he talk about this world, he also dabbles into the history of natural history and the importance of museum collections. It's well researched and told, but it left me feeling extremely pessimistic about the world.
—Elisa Shoenberger
I was looking for a dark Victorian novel and I am so thankful that another Rioter recommended this book. It is a brick at almost 600 pages, and I read it in a week. In this Dickensian-era novel, orphaned Sue Trinder grows up at a baby farm with her acquired family of thieves. One evening, a dastardly Gentleman arrives with a devious plot to make them all rich. Sue takes part in this plan and begins a journey full of secrets, unexpected plot twists, mistaken identities, and satisfying love interests. Waters moves her story from the dark corners of London to a countryside estate and even to a women's mental institution. After reading this, I felt like revisiting Oliver Twist, Bleak House, Jane Eyre, and other gothic masterpieces.
—Katherine Willoughby
The Fortnight in September by R.C. Sherriff
I was absolutely captivated by this 1931 novel about a family holiday to the seashore. Sherriff beautifully captures everything that is joyful (and bittersweet) about a holiday. There's the planning and anticipation, the careful use of time, and the sadness that it all much end. Each member of the Stevens family experiences their holiday a little differently. Mrs. Stevens doesn't like the seaside much, but she enjoys the quiet time after dinner with no chores to do. Mr. Stevens revels in planning out the perfect strategy for the train trip and balancing out family time and alone time. The holiday contains no great drama, although there are some minor complications that are typical of any family vacation. Reading the book felt like a respite from both the headlines and the daily grind.
—Teresa Preston
I am so in love with this overwhelmingly sad and beautiful novel. It's told in two parts. Yale is a gay man living in Chicago in 1985 who has lost his best friend to AIDS at the start of the disease's appearance in his city. Fiona is in France in 2015, searching for her daughter, who disappeared from a cult years earlier. Thirty years separate their stories but as they move forward in their lives, we are treated to two tales of love and loss, both exquisite examinations of hopes and regrets. It's perfect for fans of A Little Life, Unless, and Christodora.
—Liberty Hardy
I'll Be Gone in the Dark by Michelle McNamara
By now I'm sure we all know the story of Michelle McNamara, her obsession with the Golden State Killer case, and the recent capture of a suspect. It's an incredible story, but McNamara's book is the true masterpiece. I'll Be Gone in the Dark is undoubtedly a true crime book, but also contains sections that read as gorgeous, deeply personal memoir of McNamara's life and her work on the GSK case. When discussing the crimes themselves, McNamara doesn't skip any gruesome details, but is never exploitative and always remains conscious of the victims' humanity. Even if you're not usually a fan of crime, I'm confident you'll be a fan of McNamara and admire how she poured all of herself into this case and book. It breaks my heart that she wasn't alive to see her book be published, or to see the GSK suspect be arrested, but there is no question that her dedication is and will always be the heart and soul of this story.
—Patricia Thang
In Other Lands by Sarah Rees Brennan
In Other Lands is everything you would ever want from a magic school book, and then some. It follows not-so-ordinary Elliot Schafer as he navigates magic school, having led a distinctly non-magical life up to that point. He makes friends, falls in love, advocates for diplomacy in a magical land that only cares for military solutions, and falls in love again (also, he's snarky, queer, and ready to meet mermaids). I avidly followed this story in its original form, an online series titled Turn of the Story, so when I found out that it would get a book form, I was beyond delighted. I read the book in one sitting and loved it. Fingers crossed for a sequel!
My Sister, The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite (Doubleday Books, November 20)
A deliciously wicked title for a deliciously wicked book that is equally smart in its tackling of women's issues. Korede has always come to her younger sister Ayoola's defense, even after Ayoola has left a trail of dead bodies behind her, but when both sisters set eyes on the same man, Korede's defense of Ayoola's murderous ways is going to get put to the test…Love future you and pre-order this title so you can soon thank past you for the awesomely thoughtful gift.
—Jamie Canaves
My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh (Penguin, July 10)
This was my first time reading Moshfegh. I've always heard mixed things about her writing, so I've steered clear, but…Jesus. My bad. I should've known better. When a book's rating slips below 3.5 on Goodreads, that's generally my sweet spot; no one else likes it, so I know I will. And oh my god: I loved this book (it's currently rated just below 4.0 on Goodreads). I read it in one sitting. The story follows our narrator as she decides to cleanse herself of her old life by sleeping away her problems. She is supported in her endeavor by a psychiatrist who is so over-the-top nutty, she seems more hallucination than real, and the sleeping pill cocktail she is prescribed to fight the dubious psychiatric disorders she's diagnosed with. The pills leave her an apathetic zombie who sleeps, watches Whoopi Goldberg movies, and visits the local bodega to buy coffee and cigarettes. I saw the ending coming, but it was still a punch in the gut that left me thanking the puncher. Pay no attention to other reviewers; listen to me only: This is a terrific book!
—Sarah Ullery
On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century by Timothy Snyder
If you want something to calm you down after another round of the latest news cycle, this book isn't it. Snyder wrote On Tyranny with a plan: convince his readers democracy is under threat—not just in the US, but all over the world—and lay out some warning signs to help them know when and how to resist. By far the most chilling tidbit has nothing to do with Trump, but with Russia and how they've been trying to foster xenophobia and fascism in Europe for years (with some apparent success). With Snyder's prediction in Slate that "'It's pretty much inevitable' that Trump will try to stage a coup and overthrow democracy," it's pressing that we all arm ourselves with facts and the tools to support the institutions we care about. Reading On Tyranny is an excellent way to start.
—Tasha Brandstatter
Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell
Malcolm Gladwell has quickly become my favorite author. His podcast and amazing books have proven to shed light on what I like to call "microhistories" of groups that have either been marginalized or whose stories have simply been overlooked. An outlier is defined as a person or thing differing from all other members of a particular group or set. In this book, Gladwell highlights outliers from multiple countries throughout history who have defied odds that "science" would say is not possible. Outliers contains situations that most of us would never have even considered. This book is more than just a cursory examination of unique people and situations. Gladwell's scholarship is something to truly admire. I highly recommend this one.
—Romeo Rosales, Jr.
I've only been listening to audiobooks for a couple months, but wow. Acevedo reads the audiobook, and it's so beautiful to listen to. She portrays Xiomara's life as a Dominican American teenager in verse—Xiomara's experiences as a poet, a twin, her experiences falling in love, questioning god, and rebelling against her mother's too-strict parenting. While the themes may be familiar, Xiomara's voice is fresh and vivid. It's a super quick listen and read, perfect for one-sitting reading. It makes me happy to know this book exists in the world.
—Margaret Kingsbury
The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang
It's not often that I actually read a book start to finish without once putting it down, but I just couldn't help myself with this enchantingly sweet graphic novel. It's about friendship and following your dreams and gender identity and learning to be true to yourself—just a really moving story with a positive message. It had me smiling at almost every page. The artwork is lovely, full of pastels that really capture the spirit of the story. If you're looking for something to make you feel hopeful and happy amidst all the current craziness of the world, this is it.
—Rachel Brittain
Sadie by Courtney Summers (Wednesday Books, September 4)
Sadie is going to kill a man. She's looking for the man she believes killed her little sister Mattie, and when she finds him, she is going to watch him die. West McCray is looking for Sadie. He has created a podcast called The Girls and he's trying to find out what happened to her after she left home when Mattie died. Told in alternating viewpoints (Sadie's first person account and scripts of The Girls), this book is masterful and heartbreaking. If I hadn't been reading it on my phone, I would have thrown it across the room when I finished. (But like. In a good way. Mostly.) Courtney Summers has destroyed me once again.
—Annika Barranti Klein
So Close to Being the Sh*t, Y'all Don't Even Know by Retta
After days spent learning about the heartless policies of the current administration to separate children from parents, after hearing the words "tender age shelters" and watching Rachel Maddow cry on air…I needed something. I needed something to soothe my soul and to give me a small respite from the rage I constantly feel. And Retta's book was that respite. The actor who played Donna Meagle on the beloved tv series Parks and Recreation, Retta has an incredible tale of her life as a stand-up comedian and the struggles to make it in a world that doesn't necessarily reward people who unabashedly love food and the art of sitting down. I read this on audio and Retta's narration of her own book was an absolute gift. Listening to her fangirl out over meeting celebrities, her love affair with Hamilton, and her joy at purchasing a new designer handbag, So Close to Being the Sh*t, Y'all Don't Even Know was exactly the balm my ravaged heart needed. I actually cried when I got to the end. Not because of anything incredibly touching, but because living in that world for a couple of days was like a vacation I never wanted to end.
—Elizabeth Allen
Tempting the Heiress by Martha Kennerson
If you are looking to read a romance that will leave you feeling totally contented, this is the book for you. Felicia and Griffin met in med school and although they went their separate ways years ago, they are bought back together after the death of a friend. Felicia is granted guardianship of a baby girl who isn't even a year old, and it turns out that Griffin is the father of said baby girl (unbeknownst to him). Surprise! Griffin decides that the whole situation has to be fate and since he lost Felicia once, he has no intention of letting her walk away again. This book had me utterly captivated from start to finish. I loved that Kennerson explored a new family's creation in a totally unusual way. This story is sweet, sexy, and utterly charming.
—Erin McCoy
There There by Tommy Orange
This is a novel about being Native American in Oakland, California. It tells the stories of 12 characters of various ages and experiences, moving back and forth from one point of view to another. There are children trying to figure out what it means to be Native, grown-ups dealing with alcoholism and destructive marriages, parents and grandparents worried about or estranged from their children and grandchildren, young people trying to pull their lives together, or feeling pressure from their parents to do so. It's brilliantly written, moving, and an important story for our times.
—Rebecca Hussey
Tomorrow Will Be Different by Sarah McBride
I randomly picked up Tomorrow Will Be Different off the new books shelf at my local library, and I am so glad that I did. Sarah McBride is a transgender activist and young widow who writes about her experience coming out, advocating for trans rights, and losing her husband to cancer when she was just 24. While I thought McBride's work on activism was interesting, the heart of the story is about her family and her relationship with her husband, Andrew Cray. She's a really empathetic writer who nonetheless is skilled a connecting her story back to larger issues facing transgender people, particularly those who have less privilege than she does. This book made me cry in multiple places, I really loved it.
—Kim Ukura
The Way You Make Me Feel by Maurene Goo
Clara Shin is your typical class clown. She hangs out with fellow troublemakers, doesn't think much about her future, and lives to make mayhem—especially when it means messing with that goody-goody class president, Rose Carver. But when a prank goes too far, Clara's Mexico vacation with her jet-setting mother is replaced with a summer working in her dad's food truck. Worst of all, Rose will be making Korean-Brazilian fusion food alongside her. Except, it's suddenly not so bad. And there's a boy that's 100% not Clara's type that she can't stop thinking about. And maybe—just maybe—Clara is ready to make some big changes in her life. Clara is a really unique YA character to get a story about. She quickly became my favorite Maurene Goo heroine, and I didn't think it was possible to like a character more than Desi from I Believe in a Thing Called Love. Her humor will draw you into the story, but the emotions she feels about her family and changing friend group will make you fall in love.
—Alison Doherty
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Story Time: In-Person Book Discovery is Still King with Families
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Despite the increasing penetration of mobile devices and complementary multi-screen consumption trends, U.S. consumers prefer discovering and buying kids' physical books—and in person.
According to Nielsen's most recent U.S. Children's Book Landscape Quarterly report, only 10% of kids' books purchased in fourth-quarter 2014 were e-books, compared with 19% of all books. While the gap between print and e-book purchases is slowly shrinking, print still dominates, and how these books are discovered and purchased also shows just how important the personal touch really is.
Across the children's book landscape, consumers discover the most books from in-store displays. On average, consumers "discovered" 71% of kids' books by seeing them on a bookstore shelf or display table. Given that most discovery and purchase incentives come directly from kids' requests, it's somewhat surprising that check-out counters, the proverbial retail "gauntlet," have a relatively negligible impact on awareness accounting for just 1% of children's books awareness. Children's book buyers are also 167% more likely to discover new titles at book fairs than the average book buyer. They also discover more titles through recommendations from librarians or teachers.
When it comes to purchase, price is the No. 1 decision driver. But it's not all about the Benjamins. Children's book buyers are 125% more likely to buy a book when kids ask for it, and they're 44% more likely to make a purchase decision based on cover art. Compared with all book buyers, children book buyers are more likely to buy a children's book with another item. And what gets purchased alongside a children's book? Another children's book.
What does this mean for publishers and authors? Good old-fashioned in-store placement can't be ignored. And neither can book fair opportunities and connecting with librarians and teachers. Book publishers need to continue to invest in these areas. With consumers readily purchasing books in multiples, publishers would benefit from exploring bundling opportunities. Finally, while the gap between e-book sales and print sales is shrinking, overall the sales trends indicate a slow-down in growth, perhaps indicating a matured market for kids' e-books.
For additional insight, download Nielsen's most recent U.S. Children's Book Landscape report.
Additionally, Nielsen's 2015 Children's Book Summit on Sept. 16 will dive deeper into the children's book market—who your customers are, what they love and how to engage with them.
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Minneapolis: January 1 to January 8, 2020
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from January 1 to January 8, 2020.
Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide.
YACHT at 7th Street
It's no secret that I like YACHT (Young Americans Challenging High Technology). What's more interesting is that modern YACHT is different from early YACHT. Personally, I think YACHT is much, much better with Claire L. Evans. . …
Juiceboxxx
Milwaukee's punky rapper Juiceboxxx is playing the Minneapolis Eagles Club #34 on Monday. As of this writing, I couldn't find a listing on the venue's website for additional information …
+ Juiceboxxx
7th St Entry
Tue 01/07/2020 (7pm/$30)
We love Yacht (stylized as YACHT, for Young Americans Challenging High Technology). Currently the group features Claire L Evans and longtime founder Jona Bechtolt. The band's seventh album Chain Tripping (DFA Records) features several new collaborators, like Ross Goodwin, Mario Klingemann, programmer and poet Allison Parrish,and the New Zealand-based visual artist Tom White.
We first saw Yacht opening for Vampire Weekend in April 2008 and noted that his music was very different from the popular band he was opening up for: "… one-man-band, Jona Bechtolt, or better known by his stage name Yacht. His music and style, it didn't mesh well with Vampire Weekend's pseudo caribbean/reggae inspired rock and roll."
Show up early to check out Juiceboxxx, who is touring for his new album It's Easy To Feel Like A Nobody When You're Living In The City (available February 28th on Dangerbird Records). We've noted that the Milwaukee's rapper Juiceboxxx was last seen in Sept 2017.
01/06 Kansas City MO @ Record Bar
01/07 Minneapolis MN @ 7th Street Entry
01/09 Chicago IL @ Sleeping Village
01/10 Detroit MI @ Underground @ DIME
01/11 Cleveland OH @ Grog Shop
01/13 Boston MA @ Great Scott
01/14 Philadelphia PA @ Johnny Brenda's
01/15 Washington D.C. @ Songbyrd
01/18 New York NY @ Rough Trade
01/20 Columbus OH @ The Basement
01/21 St Louis MO @ Off Broadway
Other shows in the area:
Longfall at Turf Club
Wrestlepalooza
Rachael Kilgour at Turf Club
Charlie Parr at Turf Club
Cactus Blossoms at Turf Club
Cold Peppers 2 at 7th Street
Rachael Kilgour
Minnesota folk singer/songwriter Rachael Kilgour recently won the grand prize of "NewSong Music Performance and Songwriting Competition" and the 2015 Telluride Troubadour …
It's the start of the new year.
COYOTE KID / LONGFALL
+ Inland Coastal
Thu 01/02/2020 (7pm/$10)
It's Longfall album release show for What We Found. The show is co-headlined with Coyote Kid, and features Inland Coastal as opener.
Longfall writes:
IT IS HAPPENING! The new album "What We Found" drops on Jan 2nd.
Recorded and Engineered by Robert Frost III and Mastered by Nx Tommy, we couldn't be more excited to release these 8 new tracks.
Get your tickets now: etix.com
WRESTLEPALOOZA XVI
First Avenue
Fri 01/03/2020 (7pm/$27/Sold Out)
Sat 01/04/2020 (7pm/$27/Sold Out)
F1RST Wrestling's annual Wrestlepalooza is this Friday and Saturday. Both events are sold out.
Music details:
Music provided by Tightwire on January 3.
Music provided by Gully Boys on January 4.
Featured wrestlers:
Jordynne Grace
Jake Atlas
Colt Cabana
Dak Draper
+ Laura Hugo
Sat 01/04/2020 (8pm/$15)
turfclub.net
Rachael Kilgour is back in town at the Turf Club this Saturday, January 4th. She last headlined the Turf Club in April 2019.
Laura Hugo to open.
Rachael Kilgour upcoming shows:
01/04 Turf Club Saint Paul, MN
01/16 HeyNonnyAH Arlington Heights, IL
01/17 Cafe Carpe Fort Atkinson, WI
01/19 Byron's In Pomeroy, Iowa Pomeroy, IA
02/21 Amazing Things Arts Center Framingham, MA
+ Surprise Guest
Sun 01/05/2020 (7:30pm/$12/Sold Out)
Charlie Parr's Turf Club Residency starts January 5th. The show is sold out.
01/05 with Surprise Guest
01/12 with Todd Albright
01/19 with Al Scorch
01/26 with Ingeborg Von Agassiz
+ Dusty Heart
Mon 01/06/2020 (8pm/$22)
Local favorite country/western band The Cactus Blossoms will be playing at the Turf Club every Monday night in January.
Before David Lynch hand-picked them for music in his new Twin Peaks show, we caught the band in April 2013 and wrote, " Opening up were Jack Torrey and Page Burkum of The Cactus Blossoms, their fifth show working for Rodriguez. They did The Cactus Blossoms songs, but stripped down to double acoustics… lending their music to sound overtly very country and western. Highlight of their set was a cover of Roger Miller's "The Moon Is High", containing the very funny word-play lyrics of "but come the dawn and it will dawn on me you're gone"."
01/06/2020 Turf Club with Dusty Heart
01/13/2020 Turf Club with Jack Klatt
01/20/2020 Turf Club special guests to be announced.
COLD PEPPERS 2
+ buxaplenty., Kandor, Will Robinson
+ Harlz, Hedawn, Axel Foley, Trip B
7th Street Entry
Wed 01/08/2020 (8pm/$10)
Cold Peppers Collective's upcoming show feature:
buxaplenty.
Kandor
Harlz
Hedawn
Axel Foley
Trip B
Cold Peppers Collective writes:
For 2020 we want to work with as many local artist, djs, rappers, singers, dancers, promoters etc...
If you or someone you know would be interested in perform, paint, vend, dance, or collab on one of our future shows post an example of work and social handle
Let's build the scene together this year
❄🌶
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Christmas 2015: A Very Indie Christmas
Like previous years, I will be compiling some 2015 Christmas songs and Xmas-related news for you to enjoy! Today's theme is "Indie".
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Fruit Bats
If you are looking for a laid back collection of summer tracks then I suggest you look no further than The Ruminant Band by the Fruit Bats. …
Yes, i called Lisa Loeb to sing on my version of the Damned tune because i wanted her to sing the word "NASTY", with which she's not often associated. …
The so-called "godfather of modern rockabilly and psychobilly" Jim "Reverend Horton" Heath's latest album Rev (their 11th album!) came out last year on Victory Records. …
You know, I have often mistaken this California band for Minneapolis' own Rogue Valley. Rogue Wave is basically Zach Rogue (vocals, guitar) with Patrick Spurgeon (drummer) …
Family of the Year
The W♥M family like Family of the Year, having covered their appearance in New Orleans and in Minneapolis, where John noted that the band offers "feel good vibes and melodies". .…
amazon.com/indiefortheholidays
Amazon semi-recently announced their new Christmas/holiday music collection called Indie for the Holidays, available for purchase and free streaming using their Prime Music service. Prime is their 2-day shipping service, but with some streaming of some selective films, television and music.
Unlike previous compilations we've seen in the past, many of these songs are newly-written for this compilation... including some new holiday songs from YACHT, Rogue Wave, Lisa Loeb, Langhorne Slim, Tuxedo, Ivan & Alyosha, The LeeVees & Matisyahu, A Silent Film, Sondre Lerche & Jherek Bischoff and many more.
Steve Boom, VP of Digital Music for Amazon, had this to say, "We always want to deliver something special to our customers and Indie for the Holidays is the next great way we're connecting customers with not only new, original holiday music but with amazing artists and bands that they may not have discovered yet. We're excited to follow last year's popular All Is Bright holiday collection with songs from some of today's best indie artists for customers to enjoy throughout the season."
With 27 tracks, there's a lot of holiday cheers to go around... below is a listing of the newly-written songs:
A Silent Film—"Christmas at Our House"
ARCHIS—"Winter Time"
Bhi Bhiman—"Who's Up There?"
Esmé Patterson—"If I"
Family of the Year—"NYE"
Fruit Bats—"Christmas with You"
Ivan & Alyosha—"Being Home For Christmas"
James Apollo—"Go Trim Another Tree"
Kill Hannah—"This Is Our December"
Lisa Loeb—"Champagne (I'm Ready)"
Moon Taxi—"It's Only Christmas"
Oscar—"It's Christmas Again"
Reverend Horton Heat—"Donuts in the Snow"
Robert Pollard (of Guided by Voices) —"What Begins on New Year's Day"
Rogue Wave—"Christmastime"
Sondre Lerche & Jherek Bischoff—"Surviving Christmas"
The LeeVees & Matisyahu—"Outside of December"
Turin Brakes—"New Year's Day"
Tuxedo—"Holiday Love"
YACHT—"Christmas Alone"
Radiation City
Radiation City is currently on tour in support of Animals In The Median, out now on Tender Loving Empire. The dreampop band stopped by the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis last night as part of their tour. …
thedeepseadiver.com
Seattle band Deep Sea Diver recently announced their brand new Holiday EP called It's Christmas Time... featuring featuring three traditional Christmas carols and one original song "It's Christmas Time (and I am still alive)".
The band also recently announced its new album, Secrets, available in February 2016, along with a full US tour with Radiation City.
12/08 Seattle, WA @ Deck The Hall Ball - Key Arena #
02/16 San Francisco, CA @ Rickshaw Stop *
02/17 LA, CA @ Echo *
02/19 San Diego, CA @ Casbah *
02/21 El Paso, TX @ Lowbrow *
02/23 San Antonio, TX @ Limelight *
02/24 Dallas, TX @ Three Links *
02/25 Austin, TX @ Sidewinder *
02/27 Atlanta, GA @ The Earl *
02/29 Washington, DC @ DC9 *
03/01 Philadelphia, PA @ Boot & Saddle *
03/03 Brooklyn, NY @ Rough Trade *
03/04 Boston, MA @ Great Scott *
03/05 Montreal, QC @ Casa Del Popolo *
03/06 Toronto, ON @ The Drake Hotel *
03/08 Cleveland, OH @ Beachland *
03/09 Chicago, IL @ Subterranean *
03/11 Minneapolis, MN @ 7th St Entry *
03/12 Fargo, ND @ Aquarium *
03/14 Missoula, MT @ Stage 112 *
03/16 Seattle, WA @ Neumos *
03/17 Vancouver, BC @ Biltmore *
# = w/ Death Cab For Cutie, Alabama Shakes
* = w/ Radiation City
Kidding Around
I know, I thought they broke up (they did in 2005!), but the kids are back. I guess you can't keep them down. The Get Up Kids' new album is called There Are Rules and they have recently toured with …
thebandkids.com
Fort Lauderdale's Kids (not to be confused with Belgium's The Kids or Japan's The Kiddie or that mid-90s film Kids) is an eclectic folk-influenced indie-rock band. The band is pleased to announced that they've teamed up with Relevant Magazine for a Christmas Compilation album titled A Very RELEVANT Christmas. Part One is available now for streaming on relevantmagazine.com.
Regarding their song, "In The Bleak Midwinter," Kids singer Joshua Diaz noted that he wanted to bring the feeling of old Claymation films (Rudolf, and Davey and Goliath) in his song.
A Very RELEVANT Christmas (Volume 5) track listing:
1. Sugar and the Hi-Lows, "Jingle Bells" (3:44)
2. Ellie Holcomb, "Christmas For You And Me" (3:4)
3. Citizen Shade, "Go Tell It On The Mountain" (3:12)
4. Evan Wickham, "End Of Exile" (3:7)
5. Hoyle, "Long Winters" (4:3)
6. Ben & Nolle, "Angels We Have Heard On High" (2:29)
7. Citizens & Saints, "Come And Stand Amazed" (3:7)
8. Kings Kaleidoscope, "O Come All Ye Faithful" (3:4)
9. Fleurie, "Wake Up (O Night Divine)" (3:42)
10. Kids, "The Bleak Midwinter" (3:19)
11. The Modern Post, "What Child Is This (feat. Dustin Kensrue)" (3:19)
12. The Brilliance, "Christ The Lord Is Born" (3:7)
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Minneapolis Music Guide: September 28 - September 30, 2014
As a precursor to Rocktober in Minneapolis, this is the weekly Minneapolis live concert guide for the last few days of September ONLY.
For the month of October, we will preview multiple shows, starting this Friday, simply because traditionally there are just too many shows crammed into the month of October. For example, last year W♥M covered a record-breaking 46 shows in October!! We're not going to remotely try and beat last year's numbers .... but, for sure, we're definitely going to be really busy.
You may be wondering why October is crazy busy? It is because we're getting a ton national and international bands coming to and from CMJ Music Festival in New York (East), Austin City Limits Music Festival in Texas (South), Coral Skies Music Festival in Florida (Southeast) and TBD Music Festival in Sacramento (West). Plus, bands are just generally out touring for their new album, which are usually released four quarter.
Anyway, here is the weekly guide of some Minneapolis live concerts and events from September 28 to September 30.
I spent the better part of Saturday listening to Youth Novels from Sweden's Lykki Li, who I'm previously smitten with. "Track 3" is "I'm Good, I'm Gone", which is possibly the best song on the album. Now, I've heard this song …
Lykke Li w/ Mapei
What a great way to start the week: with Sweden's Lykke Li! Lykke Li is out touring in support of her latest album I Never Learn, out now on Atlantic Records/LL Recordings.
For this US Fall tour, Lykke Li asked her idol Mapei to go on tour with her. Says Lykke Li, "I am beyond excited and thrilled to announce that my dear friend Mapei will come on tour with me. It is insanely symbolic to me as she's been my idol ever since I saw her the first time when I was 17. She was the coolest thing I've ever seen and she dared me to follow my dream.... First stop was her Bushwick apartment and many open mics, bruised hearts, blood, sweat and tears later we will join forces again to tour America. Don't you dare miss it."
With that glowing endorsement, we cannot wait to check out Mapei!
Lykke Li with Mapei US tour dates:
09/22/14 San Diego, CA @ North Park Theatre
09/23/14 Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium
09/27/14 Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theatre
09/28/14 Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
09/30/14 Toronto, ON @ Kool Hausv
10/01/14 Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
10/03/14 Boston, MA @ House of Blues
10/04/14 New York, NY @ Radio City Music Hall
10/06/14 Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
10/08/14 Atlanta, GA @ The Tabernacle
10/09/14 Orlando, FL @ House of Blues
10/10/14-10/12/14 Miami, FL @ MANA Wynwood
Bishop Allen
It's not even December, but Target is giving away Christmas gifts with their exclusive 13 holiday songs for free at target.com. "You'll Never Find My Christmas" by Bishop Allen "Get Down for the Holidays" by Jenny O. …
Bishop Allen w/ Ancient Mariner
Over next door, at the 7th Street Entry, are Bishop Allen (mostly a duo of Justin Rice and Christian Rudder) and Ancient Mariner (the solo project started by Gabriel Jorgensen).
Bishop Allen are currently on tour in support of their latest album Lights Out, out now on Dead Oceans, a sister label to Secretly Canadian and Jagjaguwar.
09/26/14 Bloomington, IN The Back Door
09/27/14 Pygmalion Music Festival
09/28/14 Minneapolis, MN 7th Street Entry
10/02/14 Seattle, WA Lo-Fi
10/03/14 Spokane, WA The Bartlett
10/04/14 Portland, OR Mississippi Studios
10/05/14 San Francisco, CA Rickshaw Stop
10/07/14 Los Angeles, CA Bootleg Theater
10/08/14 Phoenix, AZ Crescent Ballroom
10/10/14 Denver, CO Hi-Dive
10/14/14 Hamden, CT The Ballroom
FINE LINE MUSIC CAFE
Panda Bear w/ YACHT and Blues Control
I'm gutted that I cannot attend this show, particularly because I absolutely love seeing YACHT (currently featuring Jona Bechtolt and Claire L. Evans) the last time they played in Minneapolis. Seems the band is opening up for Panda Bear (aka Noah Lennox of Animal Collective).
Also on the bill is Blues Control from Woodstock of east Pennsylvania.
Oddly enough, the Minneapolis date is the only date that does not feature White Fang, whom YACHT is currently tour with. YACHT's latest release is "Plastic Soul" single, which came out January 2014... although lately, the band is interested in promoting their iOS app "5 Every Day".
UPDATE: Sorry, going off old information, their latest release is "Where Does This Disco?", which came out on Downtown Records earlier this month, September 9th, 2014.
YACHT tour dates:
09.22.14 – Rough Trade – Brooklyn, NY *
09.24.14 – Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA *
09.26.14 – The Hoxton – Toronto, ON *
09.27.14 – Concord Music Hall – Chicago, IL *
09.28.14 – Fine Line Music Cafe – Minneapolis, MN
10.01.14 – Wonder Ballroom – Portland, OR *
10.02.14 – Fortune Sound Club – Vancouver, BC *
10.03.14 – Neumos – Seattle, WA *
10.05.14 – TBD Festival – Sacramento, CA *
* with White Fang
I wrote about Mount Eerie (aka Phil Elverum) about four years ago and mentioned that they were originally called Microphones. Changing the name was understandable, considering the modern Google search thing. …
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Mount Eerie w/ Waveless
There is a new 12-track album called Sauna from Mount Eerie, coming out in 2015 via P.W. Elverum & Sun in early 2015. The theme of the album is listed as "vikings and zen and real life." It comes after over 15 months of solo production in The Unknown, a studio in Anacortes, Washington housed in a reclaimed church.
Apparently, Mount Eerie will be showcasing the new material as "extremely stripped down" versions on this upcoming September tour.
Opening up for the Minneapolis show will be local trio Waveless, featuring Hannah Kathleen (is that a nod to the riot grrrl Kathleen Hanna?), Jared Sather and Dustin McChesney.
09/22 - Annandale-on-Hudson, NY- Bard College
09/23 - Brooklyn, NY- The Trans-Peco
09/24 - New York, NY- le Poisson Rouge
09/25 - Oberlin, OH- Dionysus Club
09/26 - Gambier, OH- Kenyon College
09/27 - Chicago, Ill.- Co-Prosperity Sphere
09/28 - Minneapolis, Minn.- Cedar Cultural Center
09/29 - Minot, N.D.- Pangea House
La Roux recently released The Gold Edition digitally via amazon.com and iTunes on February 8th. I didn't know this, but amazon offered this album as an exclusive and will ship you a CD-R …
La Roux w/ Midnight Magic
If you follow W♥M coverage, we tend to really love British bands. We've had our eye on London's La Roux (featuring singer Elly Jackson and record producer Ben Langmaid) for a while now .... ever since their single "Bulletproof" hit the Billboard Hot 100 charts. We also love that one of our favorite bands, New Order, also heavily endorse the band and semi-recently asked them to tour with them.
La Roux is currently in American to promote their latest album, Trouble In Paradise (Cherrytree/Interscope), the followed-up to their GRAMMY Award winning self-titled debut.
Opening up for La Roux is Midnight Magic, a "cosmic disco" band from New York, featuring music vets Morgan Wiley and W. Andrew Raposo, and vocalist Tiffany Roth.
La Roux USA tour dates:
09/22/2014 Oakland, CA Fox Theatre
09/23/2014 Los Angeles, CA The Fonda Theatre
09/26/2014 Salt Lake City, UT In The Venue
09/27/2014 Boulder, CO Boulder Theatre
09/29/2014 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
10/01/2014 Chicago, IL Concord Music Hall
10/02/2014 Detroit, MI St. Andrews Hall
10/04/2014 New York, NY Terminal 5
Drowners
The only thing I knew about Drowners coming into this show was that I thought they took their name from Suede's debut single, "The Drowners". As soon as they exploded on stage with "How the f*** are you Minneapolis?," I knew I would like …
Drowners w/ Bully
Since New York's Drowners and Nashville's Bully are playing next door (at the 7th Street Entry), I may end up trying to cover both shows (La Roux and Drowners).
The first time I saw Drowners (at First Avenue 04/24/2014), they blew me away and I would love to see them again for this Dr Martens #STANDFORSOMETHING Tour 2014.
AND YES, I will make sure to wear my 8-hole Dr Martens.
Meet the bands at these Dr Martens shops:
Dr. Martens In-Store Meet & Greet
09.25 Columbus, OH 1764 N High St.
09.27 Chicago, IL 1561 N. Milwaukee Ave
09.29 Minneapolis, MN Mall of America
10.02 Seattle, WA 1527 4th Ave
10.03 Portland, OR 10 NW 10th Ave
10.06 San Francisco, CA 1621 Haight St.
10.09 Santa Monica, CA 1215 3rd St Promenade
10.11 Scottsdale, AZ 15257 N Scottsdale Rd
10.21 Washington DC 3108 M Street NW
10.22 Philadelphia, PA 1710 Walnut St.
10.28 New York, NY 148 Spring St.
10.29 Boston, MA 201 Newbury St.
See the live shows:
#STANDFORSOMETHING Tour Dates:
09/25 - Columbus, OH @ Rumba Café
09/27 - Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen
09/28 - Madison, WI @ The Frequency
09/29 - Minneapolis, MN @ 7th Street Entry
10/02 - Seattle, WA @ Tractor Tavern
10/03 - Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Lounge
10/06 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
10/07 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo
10/08 - Santa Ana, CA @ Constellation Room
10/10 - San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
10/11 - Scottsdale, AZ @ Pub Rock
10/13 - Austin, TX @ Stubb's BBQ (inside)
10/15 - Dallas, TX @ Club Dada
10/16 - Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald's Downstairs
10/17 - New Orleans, LA @ Circle Bar
10/18 - Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
10/20 - Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
10/21 - Washington, DC @ Rock and Roll Hotel
10/22 - Philadelphia, PA @ Boot & Saddle
10/28 - Brooklyn, NY @ Rough Trade
10/29 - Boston, MA @ Great Scott
Benjamin Booker w/ Blank Range
New Orleans' Benjamin Booker came to our attention when he wowed us in New York for Northside Festival. We had to confirm it ourselves, when we caught Booker at the sold out show with Courtney Barnett in at the Varsity Theater.
Now Booker is back in Minneapolis, supporting his debut self-titled debut album (ATO Records), and he triumphantly sold out the recently remodeled Turf Club in St Paul.
If you've never heard Booker's music, check out his recent (September 2014) live recording on Spotify Sessions.
09/25/14 Nashville, TN High Watt
09/26/14 Louisville, KY Zanzabar
09/27/14 Chicago, IL Schubas Tavern
09/29/14 Saint Paul, MN Turf Club
10/01/14 Kansas City, MO sRecord Bar
10/03/14 Dallas, TX Three Links Event Center
10/04/14 Austin City Limits Music Festival
10/10/14 Austin, TX Continental Club
10/17/14 Birmingham, AL BottleTree
10/18/14 Atlanta, GA Vinyl At Center Stage
10/20/14 Washington, DC U Street Music Hall
10/21/14 Philadelphia, PA World Cafe Live
10/22/14 Cambridge, MA T.T. The Bear's
10/24/14 Tallahassee, FL Club Downunder
10/25/14 Coral Skies Music Festival
10/29/14 Orlando, FL The Social
10/30/14 Gainesville, FL High Dive
10/31/14 Mobile, AL Soul Kitchen
11/01/14 Voodoo Experience
11/06/14 New York, NY Mercury Lounge
11/07/14 Brooklyn, NY Baby's All Right
Spirited Brooklyn rock band The Drums recently released "I Can't Pretend," the dreamy second single off their brand new LP Encyclopedia, slated to be released September 23rd on Minor Records. The single is the …
TRIPLE ROCK SOCIAL CLUB
The Drums w/ Beverly
Hopefully, if it works out, we may also be covering The Drums and Beverly over at the Triple Rock Social Club.
Beverly is out on tour in support of their debut album Careers (out now on Kanine Records).
The debut is said to be written by Drew Citron and Frankie Rose (we last saw her open up for Franz Ferdinand) and combines raw pop, post-punk, and dreamy harmonies.
Beverly live dates:
Sep 22 Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall *
Sep 24 Montreal, QC @ Cabaret Mile End *
Sep 25 Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall *
Sep 27 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge *
Sep 29 Minneapolis, MN @ Triple Rock Social Club *
Oct 01 Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre *
Oct 02 Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge *
Oct 05 Los Angeles, CA @ Mayan Theatre *
Oct 06 San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music *
Oct 08 Portland, OR @ Star Theater *
Oct 09 Seattle, WA @ Neumos *
Oct 10 Vancouver, BC @ Fortune Sound Club *
* w/ The Drums
Pink Floyd is one of the most influential (and not to mention commercially successful) band in popular music. By now I'm sure you've all heard that the British band had confirmed …
Pink Floyd tribute band, The Australian Pink Floyd Show are famous for their amazing recreation of the look, feel, and sound of Pink Floyd's later world tours. Clearly, based on their attempts at recreating David Gilmour's guitar setup and tour designs... this Australian band worships Pink Floyd. Even Gilmour likes these guys - he personally asked the band to perform at his 50th birthday party!
So if you love Pink Floyd, you cannot afford to miss this tribute band.
North American tour dates:
09/22/14 San Francisco, CA Warfield Theatre
09/24/14 San Diego, CA Humphrey's Concerts
09/25/14 Mesa, AZ Mesa Arts Center
09/26/14 Las Vegas, NV Pearl Concert Theater
09/27/14 Salt Lake City, UT Usana Amphitheatre
09/28/14 Denver, CO Paramount Theatre
09/30/14 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theatre
10/01/14 Milwaukee, WI Riverside Theatre
10/02/14 Chicago, IL Chicago Theatre
10/03/14 Kansas City, MO Uptown Theater
10/04/14 Saint Charles, MO The Family Arena
10/07/14 Miami Beach, FL Fillmore Miami Beach
10/08/14 Clearwater, FL Ruth Eckerd Hall
10/10/14 Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre
10/11/14 Upper Darby, PA Tower Theatre
10/12/14 Bethlehem, PA Sands Bethlehem Event
10/14/14 Pittsburgh, PA Heinz Hall
10/15/14 Buffalo, NY UB Center For The Arts
10/17/14 Albany, NY Palace Theatre
10/18/14 Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun
10/19/14 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre
10/21/14 Quebec City, QC Quebec Colisee Pepsi
10/22/14 Montreal, QC Bell Centre
10/24/14 Windsor, ON Caesars Windsor
10/25/14 Rama, ON Casino Rama Entertainment
10/26/14 New York, NY Best Buy Theater
The Janoskians
The Janoskians (Just Another Name Of Silly Kids In Another Nation) are a YouTube comedy entertainment group from Melbourne, Australia (but currently based in Los Angeles). …
VARSITY THEATER
I recently tried to explain how massive The Janoskians are. Basically, these young Australian kids are YouTube stars with millions of followers. Expect them to be more known the masses when Lionsgate release their film!
The Janoskians are currently on their "Got Cake Tour" in America.
09/22 Atlanta, GA//The Tabernacle
09/23 Charlotte, NC// Fillmore Charlotte
09/25 Louisville, KY//Mercury Ballroom
09/26 Indianapolis, IN //Deluxe
09/27 Detroit, MI//The Fillmore Detroit
09/28 Chicago, IL//House of Blues - Chicago
09/30 Minneapolis, MN//Varsity Theater
10/02 Cincinnati, OH//Bogart's
10/03 Cleveland, OH//House of Blues
10/05 Toronto, ON//Kool Haus
10/07 Montreal, QC//Metropolis
10/09 Upper Darby, PA//Tower Theatre
10/10 Montclair, NJ//The Wellmont Theatre
10/11 New York, NY//Irving Plaza
10/14 Boston, MA//House of Blues
10/15 Silver Spring, MD// Fillmore Silver Spring
10/19 Dallas, TX//House of Blues - Dallas
10/20 Houston, TX//House of Blues - Houston
10/23 San Diego, CA//House of Blues - San Diego
10/24 Riverside, CA//Riverside Municipal
10/25 Los Angeles, CA//The Wiltern
10/27 San Francisco, CA//The Fillmore
10/29 Vancouver, BC//Vogue Theatre
10/30 Seattle, WA//Showbox at the Market
A recent movie to California has injected more melody to her songs, bringing some sunshine into her Wales cloudiness, as evidenced on "I Think I Knew", a duet with Perfume Genius. …
Perfume Genius w/ Matteah Baim
Seattle's Mike Hadreas, or otherwise known as Perfume Genius, is stopping by Minneapolis on September 30th, as part of his tour to support his new album Too Bright, (out September 23 on Matador Records). You may recall that Perfume Genius recently sang a duet "I Think I Knew" with Welsh singer Cate Le Bon earlier this year.
Opening up for Hadreas will be Matteah Baim, from New York, out touring in support of her third studio album Falling Theater (Dream Drive Records/Kobalt Music).
The tour kicks off September 26.
Perfume Genius / 2014 North American Tour
09/26 - Urban Lounge - Salt Lake City, UT
09/27 - Hi Dive - Denver, CO
09/29 - Riot Room - Kansas City, MO
09/30 - Triple Rock Social Club - Minneapolis, MN
10/01 - Lincoln Hall - Chicago, IL
10/02 - Magic Stick - Detroit, MI
10/04 - Virgin Mobile Mod Club - Toronto, ON
10/06 - Brighton Music Hall - Allston, MA
10/07 - Music Hall of Williamsburg - New York, NY
10/08 - Johnny Brenda's - Philadelphia, PA
10/09 - The Hamilton - Washington, DC
10/10 - Cat's Cradle - Carrboro, NC
10/11 - Drunken Unicorn - Atlanta, GA
10/13 - Three Links - Dallas, TX
10/14 - The Parish - Austin, TX
10/16 - Club Congress - Tucson, AZ
10/17 - Soda Bar - San Diego, CA
10/19 - Roxy Theater - Los Angeles, CA
10/21 - The Independent - San Francisco, CA
10/22 - Harlow's - Sacramento, CA
10/24 - Mississippi Studios - Portland, OR
10/25 - Neptune Theatre - Seattle, WA
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Saturday shows: Millionyoung, Generationals, Dan Deacon, Presets, Crushed Out
MILLIONYOUNG
SATURDAY 11/03: TRIPLE ROCK, MINNEAPOLIS
Sure, you already know how much we love Asteroids Galaxy Tour. I will be there to see them at the Triple Rock next Saturday.
Opening up for them on this tour is Millionyoung, a stagename for indie/electronica musician, Mike Diaz, from Florida.
His album Variable is set for release next year, February 12th, on Rix Records/Old Flame Records. His current release is called Amanecer, which came out July 31st, 2012.
Last year, Millionyoung's mixtape for The Guardian's 1,000th "New Band of the Day" was called "chillwave" on guardian.co.uk.
NOTE: Hopefully we will be covering his Los Angeles show at the Troubadour as well!
All dates with The Asteroids Galaxy Tour:
Oct 25 Vancouver, CAN @ Venue
Oct 26 Portland, OR @ Hawthorne
Oct 27 San Francisco, CA @ Fillmore
Oct 29 Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour
Oct 30 Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory
Nov 01 Denver, CO @ Larimer Lounge
Nov 03 Minneapolis, MN @ Triple Rock
Nov 04 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge
Nov 05 Toronto, CAN @ Danforth Music Hall
Nov 07 Montreal, CAN @ Cabaret
Nov 08 Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair
Nov 09 Washington, DC @ Black Cat
Nov 11 Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall
generationals.com
SATURDAY 11/03: TIPITANA'S, NEW ORLEANS
Generationals is a New Orleans duo (Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer), who just released their Lucky Numbers EP earlier this month (October 2nd). The band argued that it's "not really a 'New Orleans' record."
They later explained that they recorded the record all over, but not in New Orleans.
"On every other record, we've done most or all of the tracking in one studio," Joyner said. "But for these new songs we ended up taking all our mics and pre-amps and stuff and just going and recording wherever."
Interestingly enough, the band is in the middle of their national tour and will be making a stop in their homecity on November 3rd, and leaving for Texas the next day.
10/25 Birmingham, AL The Bottletree
11/03 New Orleans, LA Tipitina's
11/04 Dallas, TX LaGrange
11/06 Denver, CO Hi Dive ^
11/07 Salt Lake City, UT Urban Lounge ^
11/08 Boise, ID Neurolux ^
11/09 Seattle, WA Tractor Tavern ^
11/11 Portland, OR Mississippi Studios ^
11/13 San Francisco, CA Cafe Du Nord ^
11/14 Los Angeles, CA The Echo ^
11/16 San Diego, CA The Casbah
11/17 Phoenix, AZ The Crescent Ballroom ^
11/18 Tucson, AZ Club Congress ^
11/20 Austin, TX The Mohawk ^
11/21 Houston, TX - Fitzgerald's ^
^ with RACES
dandeacon.com
SATURDAY 11/03: CEDAR CULTURAL, MINNEAPOLIS
Oscar is covering this Cedar show for me. I will drop to take some photos and then I'll be going across the street to Triple Rock.
I've already spotlighted Dan Deacon and his America album, so I'll just quickly mention that he's got an app on iTunes and Android.
Apparently, during the show, your (smart) phone can become part of the performance. You don't need WiFi or cellular data to have it work, so if you just have an iPod Touch, you can participate. It should be interesting to see this experience. I have already downloaded the app, so I'm ready to test it out at the live show.
Dan Deacon's tour dates:
10/25 Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater*
10/26 Vancouver, BC - Biltmore Cabaret*
10/27 Seattle,WA - Neptune*
10/29 Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court*
10/31 Denver,CO - Bluebird Theater*
11/02 Lawrence, KS - The Granada Theatre*
11/03 Minneapolis, MN - The Cedar*
11/05 Madison, WI - Majestic Theatre*
11/08 Detroit, MI - Magic Stick*
11/09 Toronto, ON - Lee's Palace*
11/10 Montreal, QC - SAT*
11/11 South Burlington, VA - Higher Ground*
11/12 Portland, ME - SPACE Gallery*
11/13 Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club*
11/14 Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg*
11/15 Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer*
11/16 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom*
11/17 Washington, DC - 9:30 Club*
12/06 Tallahassee, FL - Club Downunder
12/09 Jacksonville, FL - Underbelly
12/10 Savannah, GA - Safe // Sound
12/11 Athens, GA - 40 Watt Club
12/13 Pensacola, FL - Handlebar
12/14 Gainesville, FL - Double Down Live
12/15 Tampa, FL - Crowbar
* = Dan Deacon Ensemble w/ Height With Friends, Chester Endersby Gwazda, Alan Resnick
CRUSHED OUT
www.crushedoutmusic.com
SATURDAY 10/27: 400 BAR, MINNEAPOLIS
This Saturday is quite busy for us, we're covering Diamond Rings/Gold Fields at 7th Street and Rah Rah at the Fine Line Café in Minneapolis, plus Preset/YACHT in Chicago (Kate is covering this). If I'm not dead, I may swing by the 400 Bar to see Crushed Out.
I am told Crushed Out used to be known as Boom Chick, they are described as an American honky tonk surf rock duo.
Their album, Want to Give, comes out November 6, 2012 via Cool Clear Water Records.
Crushed Out's tour dates:
10/25 Iowa City, IA - the Mill
10/26 Chicago, IL - Reggie's Music Joint
10/27 Minneapolis, MN - 400 Club
10/28 Des Moines, IA - Gaslamp
11/01 Denver, CO - Lion's Lair
11/02 Salt Lake City, UT - Garage
11/03 Boise, ID - Neurolux
11/06 Leavenworth, WA - Icicle Brewing
11/08 Portland, OR - Portland State Uni
11/09 Seattle, WA - Comet
11/10 Eugene, OR - Sam Bond's Garage
11/11 Bend, OR - Horned Hand
11/13 Arcata, CA - Humboldt Brews
11/14 San Francisco, CA - Brick & Mortar
11/16 Los Angeles, CA - Satellite
11/17 San Diego, CA - TBA
11/18 Phoenix, AZ - TBA
11/ 29 Baton Rouge, LA - Manship Theater
11/30 New Orleans, LA - Tulane University
12/01 New Orleans, LA - Howlin' Wolf
12/06 Atlanta, GA - Masquerade
THE PRESETS
thepresets.com
SATURDAY 10/27: METRO, CHICAGO
The Presets aren't playing in Minneapolis, so guess what motherlovers? Kate is drive to see them in Chicago. Take that, street-toll-charging city.
The Presets is an Australian electronic music duo (Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes). Their album, Apocalypso, went straight to #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart, and they won "Best Dance Release" and "Best Group", so these guys are a big deal in Australia.
They are wrapping up their US tour this month:
10/25 Chicago, IL – Metro
10/27 L.A., CA – Club Nokia
10/28 Pomona, CA – The Fox Theater
Note: They are playing with our favorite YACHT.
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ACRNYMS: CMJ, YACHT, and JBM
CMJ
The College Music Journal's (CMJ) annual showcase of rising talent in both music and film is a veritable wet dream for musicians and pop culture nerds alike.
cmj.com
We love CMJ (College Music Journal). Lara's been covering CMJ for us since 2007, and in late August, they announced their initial artist line-up for CMJ 2012. The annual music festival is taking place October 16-20.
Hundreds of bands are playing, but one you should check out are Australian youngsters San Cisco, Mountain Goats, and YACHT.
Some of the bands scheduled to play:
The Presets, The Walkmen, The Mountain Goats, Kimbra, GZA, OFF!, King Tuff, Killer Mike, Com Truise, DIIV, Pig Destroyer, The Jezabels, Electric Guest, Poolside, Daughn Gibson, Robert DeLong, Icona Pop, Emma Louise, Mac DeMarco, Prince Rama, Young Magic, MS MR, Sundress, The Soul Rebels, Twerps, 7 Estrelo, Aan, Amy Bezunartea, Anberlin, Andy Suzuki & The Method, Apollo Run, Arthur Beatrice, At Sea, Bajah + the Dry Eye Crew, Beacon, Bear Hands, Beast Patrol, Bend Sinister, Bertrand Burgalat, Black Milk, The Blakes, Blaudzun, Bonde De Role, Brainstorm, Busy Living, The Catch Fire, Cemeteries, Communist Daughter, Country Mice, Cruiser, Daniel Dexter, Deap Vally, Debo Band, Dent May, Die!Die!Die!, Dinowalrus, Dirty Fences, Disorder, Dog Bite, Dog Is Dead, Dope D.O.D., Duologue, Dusted, The English Beat, Exitmusic, Fenster, Filligar, Find Vienna, The Flying Eyes, The Foot., Foreign Fields, Fort Frances, Foxygen, The Front Bottoms, Generationals, Geographer, Get People, Ghost Wave, Gold Fields, The Good Natured, Gospels, GummiHz, Half Moon Run, Happy People, Hey Marseilles, High Highs, Hilotrons, The Hounds Below, Housse de Racket, The Intelligence, Into It. Over It., Io Echo, Isaac Delusion, J*Davey, Jacob Jeffries Band, Jennifer O'Connor, Jensen Sportag, Jim White, JJAMZ, Karl Hendricks Trio, Kyla La Grange, Labyrinth Ear, The Laurels, Le Blorr, Leaf Bird, Leagues, Leopold and his Fiction, Lescop, Levek, Lily and the Parlour Tricks, The Love Language, The Luyas, Ma'am, Magmana, Main Attrakionz, Mansions, ME, Mean Creek, Men and Whales, Mercies, Metalleg, METZ, Michna, The Midnight Beast, Mike Simonetti, Millionyoung, MNDR, Moon Hooch, Moon King, Mount Moriah, My Dear Mycroft, My Life With The Thrill Kill Cult, Nneka, NO, Oddisee, Opossom, Paul Collins, Physical Therapy, Pissed Jeans, Poor Moon, The Postelles, Psychic Twin, Pujol, RackNRuin, Rebecca Gates, Reigning Sound, Reptile Youth, Res, Robert Glasper, Roomrunner, Rudimental, Rumors, Rush Midnight, Salt to Bitters, Schoepp & The Shades, Sea Wolf, Sean Nicholas Savage, Sean Price, Selebrities, Septicflesh, Shark?, Sinkane, Skaters, Skinny Lister, Skipping Girl Vinegar, Slam Donahue, Slowdance, Solid Gold, The Spits, The Stepkids, Strange Talk, Such Hounds, T.H. White, Talib Kweli, Tauk, Tempers, Tim Foljahn, Tiny Victories, Tom Lark, Tomorrow's World, TOPS, Trapper, Turf War, Twin Tigers, Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown, U.S. Royalty, The Ugly Club, Unicorn Kid, The Virginmarys, Vockah Redu, Von Haze, Way Yes, We Can't Enjoy Ourselves, Wild Child, William Tyler, Woodsman, World's End Press, Woz, Yan Wagner, You Won't, Young Buffalo, Young Evils, Zulu Pearls
Also, check out the free September Mixtape, featuring songs from Stars, Amanda Palmer, Thee Oh Sees, Calexico, and more.
teamyacht.com
It's no secret that I like YACHT (Young Americans Challenging High Technology). What's more interesting is that modern YACHT is different from early YACHT. Personally, I think YACHT is much, much better with Claire L. Evans.
YACHT is doing well, they recently announced a West Coast tour with Hot Chip, a band that inspired dancing, even at their slowest songs.
09/13 Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom *
09/14 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theater *
09/15 Vancouver, BC - Commodore Ballroom *
10/19 New York, NY - Terminal 5 #
10/20 Boston, MA - House of Blues #
10/21 Montreal, QC - Corona Theater #
10/23 Toronto, ON - Danforth Music Hall #
10/25 Chicago, IL - Metro #
10/27 San Francisco, CA - Mezzanine
10/28 Pomona, CA - The Fox Theater #
* = with Hot Chip, # = with The Presets
jbm-music.com
You might have read Lara's review of Alt-J, so are you coming out to his show? If you are, check out JBM, who I can only imagine Jesse Marchant's middle name starts with B.
His is touring in support of his new album, Stray Ashes, his last stop will be in Minneapolis at the Triple Rock on September 22nd.
Sep 14 Philadelphia, PA • Johnny Brenda's *
Spe 15 Washington, DC • Rock and Roll Hotel *
Sep 17 Allston, MA • Great Scott *
Sep 18 Montreal, QC • Petit Campus *
Sep 19 Toronton, ON • Wrong Bar *
Sept 20 Ann Arbor, MI • Blind Pig *
Sep 21 Chicago, IL • Empty Bottle *
Sep 22 Minneapolis, MN • Triple Rock Social Club *
* with Alt-J ∆
BRIEFLY:
TKTTSM
tkttsm.com
Brooklyn band TKTTSM's first single from their upcoming album is "Plastic Fantastic," which you can download at WXRT.CBS. I know what the initials for TKTTSM stands for, but the band doesn't want to talk about it… and I'll respect that. But I'm pretty sure you can find out by searching around.
The self-titled album will be out October 16th, 2012, via Sumxuni.
Download direct: TKTTSM: Plastic Fantastic
acdc.com
AC/DC Live At River Plate is this band's first live album in 20 years!! It's coming out November 20th, just in time for Black Friday.
Typical of AC/DC's awesome packaging, the release comes in a 3 disc red vinyl as well as a double CD package with a 24-page booklet.
I know you're probably thinking, "But I already have the DVD that was released last year, why should I buy it again?"
I'll keep it simple: you're going to buy it again.
RTFKT
rtfkt.net
Guess what RTFKT stands for ? Yeah, you're not going to get it either. It's short for artifact, but with a K.
They are celebrating their two years anniversary with a new website. I did look it over, it's all very audio and visual… but to be honest, I didn't know what to make of it.
futureentertainment.com.au
Future Entertainment and EMI Music Australia have teamed up to produce a new record label called Future Music. Yes, the future starts now.
I'm not surprise at the dance thing, seeing as we like some of Australia's hottest dance groups like Empire of the Sun and Gold Fields.
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YACHT at 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis (02/16/12)
Y▲CHT at 7th Street Entry (02/16/12)
02/17/12 Madison, WI – The Sett (AA)
02/18/12Dekalb, IL – The House Cafe (AA)
02/19/12 Columbus, OH – The Basement (AA)
02/20/12 Pontiac, MI – Pike Room (AA)
02/21/12 Toronto, ON – Wrongbar (19+)
02/22/12 Ottawa, ON – Ritual Nightclub (19+)
02/24/12 Montreal, QC – Il Motore (18+)
02/25/12 Burlington, VT – Higher Ground (AA)
02/26/12 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall (18+)
02/27/12 Waltham, MA – Chum's (AA)
02/29/12 Gambier, OH – Horn Gallery (AA)
03/01/12 St. Louis, MO – Plush (18+)
03/02/12 Lawrence, KS – Jackpoot (18+)
03/03/12 Denver, CO – Larimer Lounge (21+)
03/05/12 Fort Collins, CO – Aggie Theater (AA)
03/06/12 SLC, UT – Urban Lounge (21+)
Jona Bechtolt, or better known by his stage name Yacht. His music and style, it didn't mesh well with Vampire Weekend's pseudo caribbean/reggae inspired rock and roll.
YACHT played to an "almost sold-out" show at the 7th Street Entry, last night in Minneapolis. I was quite happy to see so many people out last night, especially on a Thursday. The audience was young, even for an 18+ show, and they would be drinking Pabst if they were legal (just to give you an idea of the hipsterness).
∆ Wiping Out Thousands
Opening up for YACHT was a local band called Wiping Out Thousands. I got the information about them from a friend/fan standing outside the venue. He tells me that they're a couple, Alaine Dickman & Taylor Nelson, going to McNally music college and they were really excited to be asked to play that night. So I knew to expect them to be young, as it turned out, Dickman just turned 21 last night with her second legal drink.
Their music is a bit dance/electro, sometime Nelson (who is also in another band called The New Monarchs) does the guitar thing, but it's mostly pre-programmed beats and button-pushing noise. For a semi-new band, they actually had enough music for a full set... even though they ended their set early. A brief pause before they plug things back in and play one last song, "Closer".
∆ Bobby Birdman
Bobby Birdman was next, which I was rather excited to see because I've previously written about him. His set was pretty minimalistic, with just a drummer, Jeff Brodsky, and Robert the Birdman.
Bobby Birdman's set was pretty short, which I suspect was deliberate because they were pulling double duty that night by being in YACHT's touring band. They did play "Don't Walk Away" and I remember I liked "Only For A While". Bobby may sing about being "young and the restless", but I'm pretty sure they feel old and restful.
As for YACHT (Young Americans Challenging High Technology). It's been almost four years since I saw YACHT, Jona Bechtolt by his lonesome self, opening up for a big buzz band called Vampire Weekender (you may have heard of them). Now he has a full band, including one Claire L. Evans, she really brought up the energy level to a whole new level. It was as if YACHT steered in a different direction. The YACHT then and the YACHT now are different... yet the same. Their new sound is probably considered like their old sound, when Bechtolt was in The Blow, a band we covered in 2007.
Most of their songs were from their two DFA records, See Mystery Lights and Shangri-La, including "I Walked Alone", "Love in the Dark", and "I'm In Love With a Ripper". They ended their show with "Dystopia (The Earth Is On Fire)". I didn't stay for the encore (sorry I have to sleep!), but since they didn't play "Shangri-La", one would hazard a guess that they would play that eventually.
Speaking of which, YACHT just released their video for "Shangri-La", see below:
Very glad to have caught YACHT in their all-new, all-dance, incarnation. Based on seeing the band dressed in this Mormon all-white clothing, I would suggest gathering a large group and dressing in that garment at their next show. Their album, Shangri-La, is out now via DFA Records.
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What about Bobby?
bobbytheband.com
BOBBY joins other one-named people like Thao and Mirah on the road this June. I've previously mentioned this girlie tour via Led to Sea, but I might as well mention the tour dates again (see below).
Honestly, I don't know much about BOBBY, but that's probably just how they like it: elusive and strange. I thought I read it's lead by Tom Greenberg and features members from Mountain Man (an all-girls band). I suppose all the mysteries will be revealed when I see them at the Cedar Cultural Center this June 2nd.
Free download of "Groggy".
Tour dates with Thao & Mirah:
Jun 2 - Minneapolis, MN @ Cedar Cultural Center
Jun 3 - Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle
Jun 5 - Toronto, ON @ Lee's Palace
Jun 7 - Cambridge, MA @ TT The Bear's Place
Jun 8 - Brooklyn,NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Jun 9 - Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church
Jun 10 - Washington, DC @ Black Cat
Jun 11 - Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
Jun 12 - Asheville, NC @ Grey Eagle
Jun 13 - Atlanta, GA @ The Earl
Jun 14 - Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge
Jun 15 - St Louis, MO @ Off Broadway
Jun 16 - Kansas City, MO @ Record Bar
Jun 18 - Denver, CO @ Hi-Dive
Jun 19 - Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad
Jun 20 - Phoenix, AZ @ Rhythm Room
Jun 21 - San Diego, CA @ Casbah
Jun 22 - Costa Mesa, CA @ Detroit Bar
Jun 23 - San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music
BOBBY LONG
bobbylong.info
Bobby Long is a British singer/songwriter, who signed with Dave Matthews' record label, ATO Records.
His latest release is called A Winter Tale, recorded in London and produced by Grammy-award winner Liam Watson (The White Stripes). You can preview what he sounds like with a free download of "Penance Fire Blues" via Spinner.
Here is his tour dates:
May 19 Webster Hall New York, NY
May 21 9:30 Club Washington, D.C.
May 26 Wabe Berlin, GER
May 27 Backstage Munich, GER
May 28 Arkadas Theater Cologne, GER
May 29 Sinkkasten Frankfurt, GER
May 30 Logo Hamburg, GER
May 31 Verve Bielefeld, GER
June 1 100 Club London, UK
June 2-5 Mountain Jam Music Festival Hunter, NY
June 10 8 PM "The On Tape Lounge" at Bonnaroo Manchester, TN
June 11 3 PM "Sonic Stage" at Bonnaroo Manchester, TN
June 24-26 DMB Caravan Atlantic City, NJ
July 8-10 DMB Caravan Chicago, IL
bobbybirdman.com
Bobby Birdman hatched in San Diego, but flew the coop and is nesting in Los Angeles. I am told that he's laying "new s**t" on June 21st, a 7" called Don't Walk Away, via K Records.
Don't Walk Away was recorded at Dub Narcotic Studio, in Olympia WA (with Selector Dub Narcotic, aka Calvin Johnson). You can listen to Calvin's Dub Walk here.
Listen to the A Side:
Bobby Birdman - Don't Walk Away
He recently wrapped up his tour with YACHT (another favorite K artist of mine), and unfortunately, I think he may have cancelled his Minneapolis appearance.
Birdman's been busy with a bunch of music-related projects, such as remixing Young MC's "Fastest Rhyme" and compising music and sound installations for Geoff McFetridge. He's also contributing tracks to YACHT, Ben Butler and Mousepad, among others.
BOBBY V
www.bobbyvmusic.com
Last March, Bobby V announced that his album, Fly on the Wall, landed on the top 10 of Billboard's Top 200 album (debuted at #4 on the Hip Hop and R&B Chart)!
What's interesting to note is that Bobby V covered another famous 'Bobby', Bobby Brown's "Rock Wit'Cha". The song definitely helped the album reach its top ten status.... especially because Bobby Brown gave big approvals on the cover song.
Fly on the Wall was released March 22nd, via Capitol Records and Blu Kolla Dreams label.
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Vampire Weekend at the Triple Rock (Apr 3, 2008)
Vampire Weekend - A-Punk
04/05/08 Turner Hall Milwaukee, WI*
04/06/08 The Metro Chicago, Illinois*
04/11/08 Brown Uni Campus Providence,RI
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Vampire Weekend... on a weekday ♥ photograph by Brody
It's April 3rd, and the sign on the door of the Triple Rock Social Club in Minneapolis clearly reads: "This show is completely SOLD OUT. Seriously"
Vampire Weekend must be very pleased with themselves. I mean, these guys were on SNL (3/18/08), on the cover of Spin Magazine (Mar 2008), and overall huge support from MPR ... so basically these guys are probably the most overhyped band right now.
You know me, the more hyped a band is, the more they have to prove to me that they are worth all the buzz. Fortunately, I was impressed with them. They clearly know how to manipulate their audience ("this is a tall order, but could you guys ....") and the band played really well.
The one downfall is that they are still very, very young (and I don't mean the way Ezra Koenig looks like he's barely 18 with his dashing good looks and polo shirt). They barely had enough material to make the show last for an hour. In fact, they played their entire debut album, plus two other songs.
Of the two songs, one of them is untitled as of this writing - and it requires the keyboardist, Rostam Batmanglij, to pick up an extra guitar. This new song is actually pretty good, possibly the best song on the whole set... plus I was quite surpised with the way Batmanglij handled the guitar with ease.
So Post All 'Em
I felt sorry for was the opening one-man-band, Jona Bechtolt, or better known by his stage name Yacht. His music and style, it didn't mesh well with Vampire Weekend's pseudo caribbean/reggae inspired rock and roll. Yacht is more about a man and his Mac Air and his anchor sign of love (Bechtolt insists on having the lights turned off as he wanted to show this off).
Although I like what Bechtolt was doing (dancing and sweating and singing to pre-recorded music with lots of glass breaking sound effects), I felt that the audience wasn't ready or wanted to see his sort of performance art.
Still, being on what looks like mostly a sold-out tour schedule can only do good for Yacht and I'm hoping he won some new fans as a result of being on this successful tour.
I am very interested in seeing where Vampire Weekend and Yacht lands in the future.
For more information on Yacht, check out Valley Girl's article and also one of W♥M's favorite record label, K Records, as well as his official website, teamyacht.com.
As for Vampire Weekend, I'm sure they're already well on their way on being on the cover of NME anyday now.
04/04/2008 08:47:12 vu my♥posts www.vampireweekend.com myspace.com
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The Blow & YACHT
Yo, any Northwesterners here to represent?
I lived in Olympia, Washington for a few years and will be moving back next month. To prepare myself for reintegration, I've been getting back into the Northwest sounds. One of my personal favorites is Mirah. But, recently I've gotten into the electro-poppy sounds of The Blow. Khaela Maricich (former member of The Microphones, visual artist, woman of the world) hooked with Jona Bechtolt (only member of YACHT, Urban Honking co-creator, man of the town) for the LP Paper Television (2006).
Pile Of Gold
The Blow
The catchiest tune on the album would be, by far, 'Pile of Gold.' When I heard this song I realized what a treasure it was I was sitting on and decided to get to a bank post haste. All the songs on the album are a pleasure, really, and I have fallen in love with each one separately and change weekly which one to have on repeat.
As I mentioned previously, Jona goes by the pseudonym YACHT for his musical creations. Just this year he came out with the album I Believe In You. Your Magic is Real. The title is a combination of the names of two separate songs on the CD. The song I chose to share, "So Post 'Em All", is off of this new album which I would call a lo-fi electronic fiasco. I've neglected to mention some talented NW artists who I hope to cover in later posts.
- The Valley Girl
Make It Hot (Over Remix)
Bonus track: For other Mirah enthusiasts out there, here's a mix YACHT did of her song "Make It Hot." It's called the Over and Over version for good reason.
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