Etheridge: Powerful, ‘Fearless’
Sunday, July 11th, 2010If you want understatement, you're not about to get it from Melissa Etheridge nowadays. Everything about her...
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Etheridge: Powerful, 'Fearless'
and make it a good one
If you want understatement, you're not about to get it from Melissa Etheridge nowadays. Everything about her...
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Etheridge: Powerful, 'Fearless'
The rockabilly style of Ted Painter already has people tapping their feet but when he belts out the chorus of his original song, "I Wanna See You Naked," a couple of guys slap the bar and laugh raucously.
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Finding their audience
TORONTO - Serious music fans got two for the price of one at Massey Hall on Tuesday night as acclaimed singer-songwriter John Hiatt opened for The Band's beloved drummer-singer Levon Helm.
Continue here: Live Review: Levon Helm in T.O.
[Above: Tears For Fears' Curt Smith (left) and Roland Orzabal proved nothing beats the real thing by belting out original arrangements of songs like Mad World.]
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Head over heels in love with Tears For Fears
Click here for all performer images. The Swell Season , with opening act Justin Townes Earle, 7 p.m. in UAB's Alys Stephens Center, 1200 10th Ave. South. Part of the ASC casual Summer Concerts Series.
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New 2010-2011 Performances Presented by UABs Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center
Saturday night’s show at Ithaca’s Wildfire Lounge was one of reinvention. A local Ithaca band, The Cos, transported the audience to the nitty-gritty streets of New York City. Cornell group Blow! — who recorded their debut EP on a laptop in the bathrooms of Willard-Straight and Balch arch — created a sound as big and full as an orchestra. The headliners, Brooklyn’s Asobi Seksu, may have made ...
Embracing the Cactus
Continue here: Embracing the Cactus (Austin American-Statesman)
Recorded music only takes you so far. My soundtrack is constantly recharged by live music. I saw more than 40 shows in 2009, some notable ones out of town. What follows are my favorite concerts close to home -- in Madison and Milwaukee and, as it happened, Fort Atkinson.
Continue here: My favorite concerts of 2009, in Madison and (slightly) beyond (Isthmus)
The triumphant arrival of Garth Brooks may be the first glimpse of the next Las Vegas and a new showbiz paradigm: the anti-spectacle. After a decade of ever-more-elaborate (and impersonal) Cirque-dominated, can-you-top-this? extravaganzas – epitomized by Celine Dion and then Bette Midler – Brooks and Steve Wynn are keeping it simple.
More here: Garth Brooks brings a new showbiz paradigm to Las Vegas (Las Vegas Sun)
Why I like my job: I’m thrilled to be in a position to showcase and promote the arts — particularly local artists of all kinds — in San Francisco and the greater Bay Area.
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Leslie Katz (The San Francisco Examiner)