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Tweet Hey, internet. It’s been a bit of a quiet week around here. I’ve got a bunch of posts drafted up but finding the time to finish them is another matter entirely. Instead, here’s my listing of great shows this week. Lollapalooza’s here this weekend, in case you didn’t notice, and with Lolla comes some . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 7/30 – 8/5 Tweet Monday, July 23 The Shams Band, Daniel Ellsworth & the Great Lakes, Young Jesus; Schubas. 8 pm, $6 Neulore, The Canvas Waiting, Kevin Daniels; Martyrs. 8 pm, $8 Tuesday, July 24 ?! Wednesday, July 25 Old Shoe, John Kimock & Trevor Exter, The New Old Calvary; Martyrs. 9 pm, $7 Thursday, July 26 Gold . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 7/23 – 7/29 Tweet Well, friends, I took a week off for my great southbound journey, but I’m back. This week’s show featured many of the artists who I saw and enjoyed at the Forecastle Festival. As always, you can hear my delightful music selections every Friday night on Chicago’s own CHIRP Radio, from 8 – 10 pm Central . . . → Read More: CHIRP Playlist: July 20, 2012  Comments are closed  Radio Playlists  abigail washburn & the sparrow quartet, andrew bird, arnaldo antunes, atmosphere, casiotone for the painfully alone, deer tick, deleted scenes, delicate steve, dessa, dr. dog, edgar scandurra, edmund ii, elias moroon y su conjunto vallenato, everest, fiona apple, galaxie 500, giant giant sand, kelly hogan, lorn, matt ulery, neko case, open mike eagle, orchestre poly-rythmo, pet lions, preservation hall jazz band, sleigh bells, the darcys, the head and the heart, toumani diabate, wilco, wild nothing, wye oak Tweet I inadvertently skipped Monday’s shows due to travel woes and tiredness. Sorry, Monday bands! There’s still a ton going on this week, including the Milwaukee Avenue Arts Fest and the Square Roots Festival in Lincoln Square. Tuesday, July 17 A Place to Bury Strangers, Hunters; Empty Bottle. 9:30 pm, $10-12 Wednesday, July 18 Mad Bread, . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 7/17 – 7/22 Tweet Abigail Washburn I’d sworn off outdoor festivals for a little while, once they stopped being fun, but the lineup for Louisville, Kentucky’s tenth annual Forecastle Fest swayed me. The lure of a good road trip was also a bit too good to resist, and so here I am, in a hotel . . . → Read More: Forecastle Festival, Day One Comments are closed Concert Reviews abigail washburn, atmosphere, dean wareham, forecastle festival, the head and the heart Tweet My “To Be Sorted” folder on my computer is massive, full of music I’ve acquired through various PR people, free MP3s, label samplers, give-us-your-email-and-get-a-song, on and on. It is a huge, hulking list of stuff that has a lot of things I’m lukewarm about, some stuff I delete before I get to . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: Bear Bones, “Oil & Lacquer” |
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