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Events
Thursday, July 9 2009
By Rory O'Connor
Watching the Sadies live is like bearing witness to a tornado, a sort of freak of nature that pays no mind to its surroundings in forging a path.
Wednesday, July 8 2009
By Sarah Moore
I hate to say it, but it seemed like he was just going through the motions. But for many people, that’s just fine.
Tuesday, July 7 2009
By Kirby Fields
I described Elvis Perkins as “part Andrew Bird, part Arcade Fire, part Rufus Wainwright, part Leonard Cohen, part Dylan, and all good”, but this catchall fails to account for his periodic spurts of beer-hall charm.
Monday, July 6 2009
By Rachel Brodsky
As the debate wore on, the questions grew more prodding, the responses fiercer (complete with finger pointing), and the audience more aggravated than ever.
Friday, June 26 2009
By Chad Berndtson
It's good to have 'em back, warts and all.
Thursday, June 25 2009
By Carole Ann Wright
Sometimes, you just need a safe bet.
Wednesday, June 24 2009
By Chris Catania
Love and pain, ecstasy and horror, joyful jubilation and perpetual elation -- it’s all in a night’s work for Black Moth Super Rainbow.
Tuesday, June 23 2009
By Kevin Pearson
Zach Condon and his cohorts approach these songs like they’re playing musical Risk, not just invading countries, but soaking in their sounds.
Monday, June 22 2009
By Rachel Balik
The National’s performance, muted and uneasy as it was, still elicited rapt attention and glowing faces.
Friday, June 19 2009
By Drew Fortune
At 25, Katie Melua has had a Dutch tulip named in her honor, met and played for Nelson Mandela, and set a Guinness World Record for deepest underwater concert
more Features
Friday, June 19 2009
By Ally Brown
Providing the perfect midway point between British and American festivals, Primavera Sound really is the best of both worlds.
Wednesday, June 17 2009
By Rob Kirkpatrick
As part of his own personal “See ‘em While They’re Still Standing” 2008-2009 Tour -- tracking how his old music heroes are aging -- one PopMatters writer checks in on Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood.
Tuesday, May 26 2009
By Anderson Heston
With 500 performances spread out over seven days, two weekends, and 14 stages, PopMatters’ reporter takes New Orleans’ Jazz Fest to task, but also asks: Where else on earth could this happen?
Tuesday, February 3 2009
By Ben Rubenstein
Free-for-all shows are like a "cool" parent trying to be your friend, instead of your authority figure. While it seems like a good situation at first -- no curfew, no rules -- you realize, eventually, that what it really needs is some structure.
(more Mixtape Confessions)
Thursday, July 9 2009
Wednesday, July 8 2009
Tuesday, July 7 2009
Thursday, July 9 2009
Wednesday, July 8 2009
Tuesday, July 7 2009
Friday, June 19 2009
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