Monthly Archive: June 2010

Jun
27
2010

Five Music-Related Things To Do On The Weekend of America’s Birthday

What: Northside Rock ‘n Roll Carnival, 4th of July Parade and Festival Where: Hoffner Park, Northside When: Friday, July 2 and Saturday, July 3 Cost: Free The weekend kicks off at 6 pm on Friday, July 2, with music from The Long Gones, The Sundresses, You, You’re Awesome, The Pickled Brothers Sideshow, The Kiss Me Everlasting, …

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Jun
27
2010

Band of Horses Coming Back to Town

The last time that mellow indie-folk rockers Band of Horses were in town, was in January of 2008, when they played a sold-out show at Newport’s Historic Southgate House. This performance came just months after the release of their highly, critically-acclaimed second full-length release, Cease to Begin, which debuted at #35 on the Billboard charts …

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Jun
26
2010

Lions Rampant Going Global

  Cincinnati’s most raucous bunch of guys, The Lions Rampant, are gearing up for their first ever European tour at the end of summer, in support of their 2010 full-length debut, It’s Fun to Do Bad Things. A title like that describes all too well what these “blues infused, garage rockers” are all about, not …

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Jun
26
2010

Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy and Ben Sollee/Daniel Martin Moore Cohort Heads Out on Solo Tour

You just might be familiar with Louisville songstress Cheyenne Marie Mize, if you’ve heard bands like Arnett Hollow or Maiden Radio, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s album Among the Gold, or even if you caught Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore’s Dear Companion Tour earlier this year. But this time Mize is stepping out front and center, when she comes to …

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Jun
24
2010

MidPoint Announcing Bands for September Festival

It has recently come to my attention that over the past several weeks, organizers of Cincinnati’s MidPoint Music Festival have been slowly revealing the lineup through their Facebook page. Check out who’s playing so far: +/- Indie/Electro Pop A Place to Bury Strangers Post-Punk/Noise Rock Annie and the Beekeepers Country/Folk Best Coast Lo-Fi/Garage Pop Caravan of …

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Jun
23
2010

My Last Day at Bonnaroo 2010

Before I knew it, the last day of Bonnaroo had arrived and I knew it wouldn’t be too long before I was back home wishing it was 2011 and that I was back on the farm. At the same time however, I was so worn out both physically and mentally, that I just couldn’t help …

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Jun
23
2010

My Saturday at Bonnaroo 2010

Absolutely nothing was different with the beginning of day three of my Bonnaroo experience: 1. Wake up at sunrise to ninety degrees of pure hell 2. Find my neighbors still partying from the night before 3. Chow down on some chips and peaches 4. Take the poor man’s version of a shower by cleaning myself …

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Jun
17
2010

My Friday at Bonnaroo 2010

I awoke sometime shortly after sunrise on Friday morning, to what I’d imagine is the same feeling you would have if you were stuck inside of an oven. With it being this early and already topping ninety degrees, we were still several hours away from the music beginning for the day, so I spent the …

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Jun
16
2010

My Thursday at Bonnaroo 2010

          Shorty after 6:30 am on Thursday, June 10, I departed for my fourth trip to the small town of Manchester, Tennessee and the anything-but-small Bonnaroo Music Festival. About five-and-a-half hours later I had arrived in the “where everybody knows your name” town, passing along several small family-owned businesses who had signs out …

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Jun
09
2010

Not Going to Bonnaroo? No Problem…

By this time tomorrow I’ll be down in Manchester, Tennessee for my fourth trip to one of the biggest music festivals in the country – Bonnaroo. 80,000  music lovers from all over the world will be coming together to take in four full days and nights of music, art displays, eco-conscious workshops, film screenings, comedy …

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