There’s always an occasion for Tanlines.
(Source: Spotify)
Dr. Dog performing “Heart it Races” at the Guitar Center.
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Happy Tuesday!
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The Vaccines- Tiger Blood
Just found out they will be playing at the Bluebird Theater on February 11. Yes.
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Lollapalooza Brazil & Chile!
We are very excited to announce that in 2013 we’ll be playing both Lollapalooza Brazil and Lollapalooza Chile! Click on the lineups below for all ticketing information!
Wishing I wasn’t leaving South America in December…
“Music and art are always flowing through the ether-they’ll always be there-but life, life moves on and is gone. Life is locked in an eternal dance with time, and unlike art and time, the two can’t be separated.”
-Bruce Springsteen
from the March 29th issue of Rolling Stone
This video of Mumford & Sons performing, “I Will Wait” is even better than the one I posted here. Mumford & Sons second album, Babel, came out last week and although I haven’t had the chance to listen to the whole thing, the few songs I’ve heard are good (NPR just posted a studio session of “Whispers in the Dark” here). “I Will Wait” is definitely my favorite from the album thus far but “Broken Crown” and “Lover of the Light” are tied for second place. I’m extremely jealous of all my friends who were at this concert last month; however, it makes me appreciate living in Denver and having Red Rocks right in my backyard!
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Music Blogging: Death or Evolution (Evolution Obviously)
A really interesting article from The Recommender- a UK based music blog about whether or not music blogs are beneficial to the discovery of music or whether companies like Pandora and Spotify have a greater impact. Obviously I’m biased and think music blogs are the best way to find music but read the article and see for yourself!
I’ve been checking out the music scene since I have been living in Buenos Aires the past two months and I have to say I am impressed. Buenos Aires has a medley of musicians that play locally almost every night of the week. Luckily, a few weeks ago I got to check out a show featuring three artists at an intimate venue, El Quetzal. The first artist, Nico Canedo played guitar and his songs were a mix of folk and indie pop. The second artist, Lucila Inés was my favorite performance of the night. There was something so mesmerizing about her voice-she is a mix between Regina Spektor and Kimya Dawson from The Moldy Peaches. The third band, Buenos Aires Antisocial Club is an instrumental band that performs covers songs. Some of these covers include The Godfather theme song and Stairway to Heaven. The lead musician used a variety of different harmonicas and the performance was so full of energy that it was hard not to want to jump out of my chair and start dancing.
