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M. Ward played a sold-out show on Friday night at Webster Hall, and I lucked out with this fine view shown above. It was great to see M. Ward solo again. I admit I never saw him perform as She & Him, but I did catch Monsters of Folk at ACL, and I have been [...]
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We checked out Bob Schneider’s set last week at Bowery Ballroom and had a good time. I’ve seen him two other times, so the music wasn’t all new, but the setting was. We saw him in Madison Square Park two years ago for Big Apple BBQ, which was a fun show. I think that one [...]
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Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men made two stops in NYC last week, playing a sold-out show at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Thursday and at Webster Hall on Friday. I got to see them at Webster Hall—after initially not being quick enough to snag a ticket, I got one when the venue was changed [...]
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Review: Bon Iver @ Prospect Park
I confess that due to recent apartment hunting, moving, and wedding activities, I have completely been slacking off in the concert department. When I finally do end up at a concert after a break, I am always reminded of why I like live music and how it just makes everything better. This was definitely the [...]
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Last Thursday, The Cave Singers performed a foot-stomping, hand-clapping set at the Music Hall of Williamsburg. I had seen The Cave Singers almost exactly two years ago and liked them when I saw them, but then they sort of fell off my radar. But, luckily for me, the band played a mix of songs–many from [...]
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Last week’s performance by Bob Schneider at City Winery was advertised as a solo show, which to me meant that these musicians in his backing band would not be there. But little did I know that a Bob Schneider “solo show” is not man-and-guitar. Nor is it just man-and-piano. Let me tell you who was [...]
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Tiny Apartment Concert 12-11-10
There has been a great deal written about creative and resourceful people who, when faced with very little space, have made the most of their living situations in NYC. A closet becomes an office, a foot stool is also a storage cube, the coffee table can be raised to become a desk, and a bike [...]
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The New Pornographers stopped in NYC earlier this week before heading to England for a few shows. I missed the opener—Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, but The New Pornographers put on a solid 2-hour show. I don’t have their most recent album Together, but having listened to their older albums quite a lot, it was [...]
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Last night Mumford & Sons played the first of two sold out shows at Terminal 5 in NYC. The band is wrapping up a year-long tour and clearly they’ve been having a good time together. Though they mentioned they are ready to take a break (and do laundry and sleep in their own beds), they [...]
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The 2010 Austin City Limits Music Festival this past weekend was a wonderful flashback to summer. It was three days of music, food, and 85-degree weather in Texas. I had to keep reminding myself it was October. I was really impressed with the festival, it ran very smoothly and the people there were great. I’d [...]
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Tags: acl, austin city limits, band of horses, m ward, monsters of folk, muse, the strokes
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