Unfortunately, the two days didn’t provide enough time to see everything, but that’s what the rest of the year is for. [10.Feb.12]
Body and Soul and Defining Beauty: Ms. Wheelchair America both feature admirable subjects who have "overcome obstacles," and also take refreshingly unconventional approaches to these subjects. [09.Feb.12]
Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein were not out to throw a big production, nor re-enact characters and sketches. Instead they were onstage as Fred and Carrie, real people with a knack for casual conversational comedy looking to hang out. [09.Feb.12]
The Old 97's use two decades of experience to make being professional feel like anything but that. [08.Feb.12]
By Ryan Lester
Twin Sister is a talented and smart collective of musicians, but their set at the Mohawk showed that they still have a long way to go before they can enter the realm of "captivating live act". [07.Feb.12]
By Melissa Bobbitt
Weird was good at the seminal silly band's 30th anniversary gig. [06.Feb.12]
The reclusive songwriter returns for his first tour in over a decade. [03.Feb.12]
My proximity to the actors heightened both the comedy and tragedy, for us all. [03.Feb.12]
By Matt Farley
Minneapolis indie rap crew Atmosphere seemed an iffy choice to headline the landmark show, but the capacity crowd welcomed the group as if they were a St. Bernard carrying the world’s largest brandy cask. [02.Feb.12]
Thank a higher power that Antony is a singular artist; if every singer-songwriter were to undertake similar projects, Swanlights would have not have been nearly as special. [01.Feb.12]
