I went to the Black Cat Tuesday night to see Jay Reatard play. It was a good crowd of mostly dudes, but the show was really great. The openers were the Cola Freaks, a really high energy punk band from Denmark. The lead singer was really intense and...
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Jay Reatard with Cola Freaks at the Black Cat
Monday, October 20, 2008
The Magnetic Fields at Meymandi Concert Hall, Raleigh, NC
This past weekend, I was lucky enough to get to see The Magnetic Fields play in Raleigh, NC at the Meymandi Concert Hall. The show was truly memorable.The band played their set all acoustic which is interesting because their new record has a lot of...
The Wedding Present at the Black Cat
Last weekend, I went to the Black Cat to see Britpop legends, The Wedding Present play. Before the show even started, David Gedge was talking to fans at the merchandise table which I thought was pretty cool.Their set was a nice mix of some of their...
Monday, October 6, 2008
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds at the 9:30 Club

Last night, I went to the 9:30 Club to see Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds play. It was an interesting group of fans from aging goths, young hipsters, and some guy in a bathrobe wearing devil horns and a red glove on his right hand.Nick Cave and his band...
Glasvegas at The Ottobar

After the VP debate last week, I went to the Ottobar to catch up and coming Scottish band, Glasvegas play at the Ottobar. The turnout was a bit meager- there must have been about 30 people there, but the band sounded great. Since they only have one...
Santogold at the TLA, Philly

I was lucky to catch Santogold in Philly at the TLA a few weeks ago. She puts on a great show. Accompanied by two dancers and a laptop, she sang nearly all the songs from her record, and she did a few of the songs from her mixtape with Diplo.I particularly...
Sunday, September 7, 2008
The Walkmen at the 9:30 club
Last night, after the rains from Hurricane Hanna passed over, I went to the 9:30 club to see The Walkmen perform.Opening up was a group called Golem, a band inspired by Eastern European and Jewish klezmer folk music. They were fun to listen to, and...
Monday, June 30, 2008
Mission of Burma perform Vs. at the Black Cat
This past weekend, I went to see legendary band, Mission of Burma perform their album Vs. at the Black Cat.Opening up was the band Versus, named after the Mission of Burma album. They haven't really played much since 2001, so I was pleasantly surprised...
Thursday, June 12, 2008
The Breeders at the 9:30 Club

I went last night to see The Breeders at the 9:30 Club. It was actually my first time seeing them play, and it was great. They played songs from all their records as well as some Amps tunes. Kim and Kelley Deal were really fun onstage, and their voices...
Saturday, May 17, 2008
SVA MFA Thesis Exhibition

Big props to my friend Brooklen, who just completed his MFA at the School of Visual Arts in NYC. I stopped by his MFA exhibit reception to check out his project, Merge/Feast, which focuses on food (of course) with families from different backgrounds...
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Polvo at the Black Cat

So last night in DC, I was lucky to see the newly reunited NC noise rock band Polvo in their first show in 10 years.The last time I saw them was opening for Pavement in the mid-90's. They made a crack about a lot of drunken 35 year olds in the audience...
Sunday, March 30, 2008
The Raveonettes with Black Acid at The Black Cat

Three sold out concerts in a row in DC- I'm tired today.Last night I went to see Danish band The Raveonettes at the Black Cat main stage.The openers were a British band Black Acid whose style reminded me of old British metal of the 70's and 80's. They...
Stephen Malkus & The Jicks with John Vanderslice at the 9:30 Club

Friday night, went to the 9:30 club to see Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks perform in a sold out show. Wonder why he didn't come to Baltimore because it's a title of a song on his new album. Oh well.The opener was John Vanderslice, who I had heard...
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