Review: Rogue Wave, The Parish, Jan. 25
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Posted: January 31st, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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Archive for January, 2008
Review: Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, Antone’s, Jan. 26
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Review: Little Richard, Paramount Theatre, Jan. 24
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Review: Van Halen, AT&T Center, San Antonio, Jan. 24
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The Death of DRM
Original post by Austin Chronicle Music
Posted: January 31st, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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A Market of Multitudes
Selling less of more is the new music industry economic paradigm
Original post by Austin Chronicle Music
Posted: January 31st, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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‘Mongol,’ ‘Mister Foe,’ and More
On the eve of our full features announcement on Tuesday, February 5, Joe O’Connell shares a handful of new feature titles joining the SXSW 2008 lineup:
“Stop-Loss lives! Look for the Austin-shot Iraq war film starring Ryan Phillippe at the upcoming South by Southwest Film Festival. A few other titles to tease you: Mister Foe, a Scottish coming-of-age story with Jamie Bell; Love Songs from French director Christophe Honoré; Genghis Khan biopic and recent foreign-film Oscar nom Mongol; and Super High Me, comic Doug Benson’s stoned version of Super Size Me.”
Original post by jneece
Posted: January 31st, 2008 under Film News, Latest News.
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The Ponderosa Stomp and Rabbit Factory Invade SXSW
John Swenson of New Orleans based magazine Offbeat once wrote: “The Ponderosa Stomp, is one of the greatest assemblages of roots music in history. It’s a true illustration of music without boundaries.”
The internationally revered Ponderosa Stomp, exists to celebrate, pay tribute to, and teach the cultural significance of the unsung heroes and heroines of rock-n-roll, rhythm & blues and other forms of American roots music while they are still alive. The Stomp festival and its year-round activities provide both a voice and career revival to overlooked sidemen, session musicians and other influential pioneers whose contributions have shaped American culture for over 50 years.
We are proud to announce that the Stomp will return to SXSW once again and this year they bring to us such under heralded legends as Little Freddie King, Kenny and the Kasuals, Ralph Soul Jackson, Herman Hitson, Wiley and the Checkmates, Barbara Mason, Michael Hurtt and the Haunted Hearts and The Flaming Arrows Mardi Gras Indians.
Original post by musfest
Posted: January 31st, 2008 under Latest News.
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Austin Music Minute: SUNSET
SUNSET is the musical project of local songwriter Bill Baird. His ideas are formulated by a wide array of instruments, playing styles, and a good dose of experimentation that always makes the interesting. See him headlining a show tonight at The Parish on East 6th Street.
SUNSET w/ The Mercers, She, Sir & All In the Golden AfternoonThursday, January 31The Parish214 E. 6th St., upstairs
Original post by staff@kut.org (Laurie Gallardo)
Posted: January 31st, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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Austin Music Minute: The Calm Blue Sea
Austin band The Calm Blue Sea is the opener worth checking out tonight at The Mohawk on Red River. They’ll get the night started with atmospheric, ethereal post-rock instrumentals. The featured touring acts are funk electronica band Laromlab and indie electro outfit RobotCowboy. Get to the Mohawk by 10 p.m. for the entire show.
The Calm Blue Sea w/ Laromlab & RobotCowboyWednesday, January 30The Mohawk912 Red River
Original post by staff@kut.org (Laurie Gallardo)
Posted: January 30th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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