Live Performances
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Wilco at The Fillmore Detroit 12/10/11 (Photos & Setlist)
Members: Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Glenn Kotche, Mikael Jorgensen, Nels Cline, Pat Sansone http://www.wilcoworld.net Wilco put on an outstanding show in Detroit last Saturday for a packed crowd of die-hard fans.
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Pierce the Veil at St. Andrew’s Hall 12/8/11 (Photos, Setlist & Concert Review)
Vic Fuentes – Vocals Mike Fuentes – Drums Jaime Preciado – Bass Tony Perry – Guitar http://www.piercetheveil.net The Lady Charmers from Pierce the Veil are on the final leg of a long tour that started out in South America, Europe, and finally the United States. They showed no signs of fatigue when they performed for the rowdy crowd at St. Andrew’s. One fun-lovin’ fan even threw her white bra on stage which caused the band to playfully chastise her. One highlight of the night was when Vic Fuentes performed from the middle of the crowd then expertly crowd-surfed back on to the stage. The guys from Pierce the Veil have great chemistry together, and…
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Woe, Is Me at St. Andrew’s Hall 12/8/11 (Photos)
Hance Alligood Michael Bohn Ben Ferris Kevin Hanson Austin Thornton Andrew Paiano Cory Ferris http://www.woeisofficial.com http://www.youtube.com/woeistv http://www.twitter.com/woeis
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Miss May I at St. Andrew’s Hall 12/18/11 (Photos, Review, & Setlist)
Genre Metalcore/Thrash/Metal Members Levi Benton – vocals/lyrics Justin Aufdemkampe – guitar BJ Stead – guitar Ryan Neff – bass/vocals Jerod Boyd – drums http://www.myspace.com/missmayi http://www.twitter.com/missmayiband http://www.youtube.com/missmayiband All it took was one song, and we were major fans of Miss May I. Fans of the metal genre should immediately check them out! SETLIST Intro Monument My Hardship Architect Porcelain Wings Forbidden Interlude (Drum Solo) Masses of a Dying Breed Our Kings Dance with Aera Cura Answers Forgive and Forget Relentless (Encore)
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Zakk Gallows, Cheerleader, Boom Swagger Boom and Rickett Pass @ Corktown Tavern 11/30/11 (Review)
Team Bacon Productions put together a solid show at Detroit’s Corktown Tavern this past Wednesday, November 30th despite The Goddamn Gallows canceling. The Goddamn Gallows’ guitarist Mikey Classic had stretched his tendons and nerves in his left hand. Since they tour almost two hundred shows a year, this was definitely understandable. They’ll be back this March with Reverend Horton Heat, so the extra wait will be worth it. Unfortunately, the potential crowd size was cut down significantly, which was a shame because people missed a good show. Zakk Gallows Cheerleader Boom Swagger Boom Rickett Pass Zakk Gallows was a pleasure to listen to. He played a country-inspired set filled with…
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Puscifer at Masonic Temple in Detroit 11/19/11 (Concert Review, Setlist & Photos)
www.puscifer.com After a strong opening performance by Carina Round, who also performed with Puscifer, the audience hunkered back down into their seats to enjoy a funny skit featuring Billy D. Hildy Berger, Major Douche and Cherry Pie. Maynard James Keennan then walked on to the bare stage and began to build a campsite complete with fire, picnic space, trailer, and a “stinky hippy drum circle.” Mr. Keenan spoke to us in the shape of an eloquent monologue introducing the meaning of Puscifer and the evening’s performance. He spoke of sustainability. Sustainability is a strong word then can encompass many different human themes such as survival of the planet, the human…
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A Closer Look at Jack White’s Third Man Records (Photos of Orlando Calling, Commentary, and Recommendations)
Jack White III grew up in Southwest Detroit as one of ten children. He flirted with the idea of life careers in priesthood and upholstery, but instead became the frontman for The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and The Dead Weather. He has also created the most innovative record label that is doing great things for music. Third Man Records was originally created in Detroit in 2001, but didn’t have a physical location until 2009 in Nashville, TN. The location offers a record store, a record label, photo studio, dark room. recording booth, production office, distribution center and a performance space. When talented artists are passing through Nashville, Jack White invites…
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The Avett Brothers at Orlando Calling 11/12/11 (Photos)
Scott Avett – Vocals, Banjo, Kick Drum Seth Avett – Vocals, Guitar, High-Hat Bob Crawford – Vocals, Bass Joe Kwon – Cello http://www.theavettbrothers.com http://www.myspace.com/theavettbrothers http://www.youtube.com/theavettbrothers http://www.twitter.com/theavettbros The Avett Brothers were one of the top three highlights of Orlando Calling. Their enthusiasm for performing and overall musicianship impressed all festival-goers that got the opportunity to see them live.
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Check out the band White Denim! 11/8/11 (Photos)
Genre Fusion Members James Petralli Josh Block Steve Terebecki Austin Jenkins Hometown Austin, Texas http://www.whitedenimmusic.com http://www.myspace.com/whitedenimmusic http://www.twitter.com/whitedenimmusic The guys from White Denim are currently on tour with Manchester Orchestra. Familiarize yourself with them ASAP!
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Civil Twilight at Orlando Calling 11/12/11 (Photos)
Andrew McKellar Steven McKellar Richard Wouters http://www.civiltwilightband.com http://civiltwilightband.tumblr.com http://twitter.com/civiltwilight Civil Twilight is a rock band out of Cape Town, South Africa that should be on your list of bands to take notice of. They cite Oasis, U2 and Nirvana,The Verve, The Police, Muse and Radiohead as their main inspirations. To check out our Civil Twilight Pictures from Voodoo Fest in New Orleans in October, click HERE! As for their Orlando performance…Same great music, new hair haircolor!




























