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Events
Tuesday, February 9 2010
By Greg M. Schwartz
After the show, the band shakes hands, bumps fists and exchanges high-fives with numerous fans, demonstrating once again that Anti-Flag is most definitely a band for and of the people.
Friday, February 5 2010
By Jennifer Habicht
Ali’s mantra of united love and acceptance is how he lives his life. He communicates this without irony or looking weak. That takes the sting out of an otherwise overdone concept.
Thursday, February 4 2010
By Lisa Torem
Klose has the classically incandescent look of a young James Taylor. Wavy brown hair frames his chin and ocean-blue eyes sparkle as he strums.
Wednesday, February 3 2010
By Chad Berndtson
The two hour set was a strong and generously apportioned mix from both of the band's decades, even if the strength of old school crowd-stokers like "Eurotrash Girl" and "Low" meant exposing some of the weakness of Cracker's more recent material.
Tuesday, February 2 2010
By Greg M. Schwartz
An evening that started off on shaky ground has finished quite strong, and with an epic conclusion.
Friday, January 29 2010
By Sachyn Mital
The well-rounded night of laughter and amazing music raised at least $20,000 for the Red Cross, which is very respectable for the three and a half hour showcase.
Thursday, January 28 2010
By Dan Hyman
Live shows aren’t simply a promotional tool for the six laid-back musicians from the Midwest. They are mechanisms by which to display their passion for music-plain and simple.
Wednesday, January 27 2010
By Ian Mathers
If you were looking for some of the Fiery Furnaces' semi-traditional live madness, this show might have been disappointing.
Tuesday, January 26 2010
By Christian John Wikane
Maiysha takes The Blue Note stage to record live follow-up to her Grammy-nominated debut.
Tuesday, February 9 2010
Monday, February 8 2010
Friday, February 5 2010
Thursday, February 4 2010
Wednesday, February 3 2010
more Features
Tuesday, February 2 2010
By Terry Sawyer
The Grammys seem like a festering boomer leftover, far removed from the present where major labels live in post-apocalyptic decline.
Monday, February 1 2010
By Evan Sawdey
Overblown set pieces, fiery performances, and category wins that no one saw coming -- yes, this year, the Grammy Awards decided to be interesting.
Friday, September 4 2009
By Mark Reynolds
Jump into that ’59 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz with the maxed-out tailfins, contemplate what an original Barbie doll could fetch on eBay, and enjoy this roll call of Reasons Why Everything Changed in 1959.
(more Negritude 2.0)
Tuesday, February 9 2010
Monday, February 8 2010
Wednesday, February 3 2010
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