Having warmed up this spring with an excellent show by Jakob Dylan and Three Legs at Rams Head and The Nighthawks and Night of 1000 Dylans at the Creative Alliance, here is a list of the concerts on my schedule for this summer of 2010:
July 17 - Gov't Mule/Mambo Combo - Artscape
July 20 - Steve Earle and Hot Tune at Rams Head
July 31 - The Swell Season at Rams Head
August 6 - Arcade Fire and Spoon at Merriweather Post Pavilion
August 30 - Rodrigo y Gabriela - Pier Six
And looking into fall:
October 10 - Roger Waters - Verizon Center
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
2010 Summer Concerts
Labels:
Arcade Fire,
Artscape,
Gov't Mule,
Hot Tuna,
Mambo Combo,
Rodrigo y Gabriela,
Roger Waters,
Spoon,
Steve Earle,
Swell Season
Thursday, February 18, 2010
The Who's Gone
I was going to write something about the awful spectacle of Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey impersonating themselves and The Who during halftime at the most recent Super Bowl, but then I read this from Carrie Brownstein and decided the she says it all:
Read Brownstein's entire post at Hope I Die Before I Get Old: When Should Death Break Up A Band? I would agree with Brownstein that that The Who departed this life years ago, if not with the death of their irreplaceable drummer, Keith Moon, then certainly with the death of their thundering bassist, John Entwistle.
If you did watch Sunday's game, and you stayed put on the couch during halftime, then you would have seen The Who -- or at least its two surviving members, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey -- play an enervated, bordering-on-delusional medley of its greatest hits. Already performing as caricatures of their former selves ("Tommy" glasses: check; windmill: check, sort of), Townshend and Daltrey further sterilized the performance by playing in the center of a gargantuan replica, either of a Mod symbol or an LP. Nowhere near them were fans, so they really did look like a museum piece from afar, a middle-of-the-night TV ad for some golden-oldies CD collection that comes with toy versions of The Who playing atop a spinning LP. (Put it on your mantel!) The stage was lit up like a carnival ride and bursting with pyrotechnics, and not a single ounce of the fire or brightness was coming from the music. Relics, dusted off and propped up.
Read Brownstein's entire post at Hope I Die Before I Get Old: When Should Death Break Up A Band? I would agree with Brownstein that that The Who departed this life years ago, if not with the death of their irreplaceable drummer, Keith Moon, then certainly with the death of their thundering bassist, John Entwistle.
Labels:
Carrie Brownstein,
Super Bowl,
The Who
Friday, January 15, 2010
Rodrigo y Gabriela - Stairway to Heaven
The quality of this video could be better, but this is a beautiful performance by some outstanding musicians!
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