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Tweet I was introduced to Chicago “quiet indie rock band” Gaberdine when they opened for Low at Lincoln Hall recently. At the end of the show, I bought all three of their albums. That should tell you something about how good they are, right? Gaberdine features the songwriting of Mark Federighi, who also sings lead . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: Gaberdine, “1918″ Tweet Monday, April 25 Robbie Fulks; Hideout. 7 pm, $10 suggested donation Arcade Fire, The National; UIC Pavilion. 7:30 pm, sold out Flame Shark, Umma, Phillip Roebuck, Kellen and Me, The Photographers; Lincoln Hall. 7:30 pm, $8 Matt Ryd, Matt Kelly, The Mike Middleton Band, Duck and Goose; Double Door. 9 pm, $5 Pinto and . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 4/25 – 5/1  2 comments - (Comments are closed)  Upcoming Events  adam arcuragi, arcade fire, beat kitchen, bigcolour, black canvas, bottom lounge, cameron mcgill and what army, chris buehrle band, cubby bear wrigleyville, double door, duck and goose, evanston space, flame shark, foals, freelance whales, geoff dolce, good evening, hideout, is world, jeffrey david, jenny gillespie, joe pug, jukebox the ghost, jungle of cities, kellen and me, koo koo kangaroo, lincoln hall, maccabee kelem, matt kelly, matt ryd, mer, metro, miles nielsen, old town school of folk music, peter terry and the city prophets, phillip roebuck, pinto and the bean, pretty and nice, reggie's music joint, robbie fulks, sad brad smith, sarah and the tall boys, someone still loves you boris yeltsin, soul fix, stephen kellogg, strand of oaks, the damn choir, the lillies, the mike middleton band, the naked and famous, the national, the numbers, the pains of being pure at heart, the photographers, tift merritt, train company, twin shadow, uic pavilion, umma, uncommon ground, wakey!wakey!, weakness, william fitzsimmons Tweet [I've had this post sitting around in my drafts for a little while, and though it's not exactly timely anymore, I've got to admit that I'm really proud of how these photos came out, and wanted to share them in a post here with people who may not have seen them otherwise.] . . . → Read More: Concert Review: Over the Rhine, Lucy Wainwright Roche; Lincoln Hall, 4/8/11 One comment - (Comments are closed) Concert Reviews lincoln hall, lucy wainwright roche, over the rhine Tweet This afternoon I was sitting at my desk at work and wishing I was somewhere else. I was listening to some of Megafaun’s studio work for the first time. I heard a banjo riff and I thought, “Wow, that sounds like the Deadly Nightshade Family Singers. Hey, I know, I should write about the . . . → Read More: A Post About Leo Kottke That Was Supposed To Be About The Deadly Nightshade Family Singers Tweet Me: Low on Thursday (maybe), Joan as Police Woman on Sunday. You: ??? Monday, April 18 Robbie Fulks, Nora O’Connor; Hideout. 7 pm, $10 suggested donation The Black Angels, Suuns; Lincoln Hall. 8 pm, $20 SongCircle: Chicago Showcase, ft. Rachele Eve, The Sewing Machine, Julie Meckler, Will Phalen, Jeremy David Miller, Audrey Ryan, Steve . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 4/18 – 4/24 Comments are closed Upcoming Events a lull, acrylics, angel olsen, arcade fire, audrey ryan, bone and bell, crooked still, eleventh dream day, empty bottle, evanston space, gaberdine, glasser, golden bloom, heypenny, hideout, jeremy david miller, joan as police woman, jonathan coulton, julie meckler, junip, lincoln hall, low, mason jennings, metro, mike and ruthy, neutral uke hotel, nora o'connor, old town school of folk music, park west, paul and storm, rachele eve, robbie fulks, scala and kolacny brothers, schubas, shenandoah davis, stephen paul smoker, steve stone, subterranean, suuns, the 1900s, the black angels, the michael j. epstein memorial library, the national, the sewing maching, the shams band, the whistler, tv on the radio, uic pavilion, vamos, will phalen, yourself and the air |
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Concert Review: The Mountain Goats and Megafaun, Variety Playhouse, 4/7/11
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Like Sarah, I was fortunate enough to catch the Mountain Goats and Megafaun last week. She wrote a great review. You should read it. Right now. I’ll wait.
That’s pretty much what happened at the show I saw in Atlanta last Thursday night. There were a few differences — for example, I’m pretty sure . . . → Read More: Concert Review: The Mountain Goats and Megafaun, Variety Playhouse, 4/7/11