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[shemptiness]

Originally posted by the sonick:
   

Originally posted by you be betty:
   

Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
  Wednesday, June 28 at 8:00PM
 Baltimore Symphony Orchestra featuring Ben Folds
 Gold Circle Pavilion $75.00 ~U Main Pavilion & Loge A-Z $55.00
 Loge Pavilion AA-MM $35.00 ~U Lawn $25.00
 On sale Saturday, May 20 at 10:00AM

$75?  You have got to be kidding me.  Not that he probably can't get that much OR that I don't love the man, but as I recall, the last two summers I have been broke as a result of Ben Folds tickets... [/b]

dont forget you ARE paying to see an Orchestra too.  and i bet those guys are at least half of the ticket price. [/b]

We paid $100 per for Costello and the BSO at Strathmore.  Of course we were in the front row.

[Bombay Chutney]

Originally posted by bearman:
  Bob Mould Band, Saturday, July 15th in Philly...location TBA.

Looks like this is going to be Sunday, July 16 instead.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Are you a lawyer?
 
 

Originally posted by Shemp:
   

Originally posted by the sonick:
   

Originally posted by you be betty:
     

Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
  Wednesday, June 28 at 8:00PM
 Baltimore Symphony Orchestra featuring Ben Folds
 Gold Circle Pavilion $75.00 ~U Main Pavilion & Loge A-Z $55.00
 Loge Pavilion AA-MM $35.00 ~U Lawn $25.00
 On sale Saturday, May 20 at 10:00AM

$75?  You have got to be kidding me.  Not that he probably can't get that much OR that I don't love the man, but as I recall, the last two summers I have been broke as a result of Ben Folds tickets... [/b]

dont forget you ARE paying to see an Orchestra too.  and i bet those guys are at least half of the ticket price. [/b]

We paid $100 per for Costello and the BSO at Strathmore.  Of course we were in the front row. [/b]

[challenged]

Originally posted by Chaz Nakatestes, Breaststroking Guy:
  Are you a lawyer?
 
   

Originally posted by Shemp:
   

Originally posted by the sonick:
     

Originally posted by you be betty:
     

Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
  Wednesday, June 28 at 8:00PM
 Baltimore Symphony Orchestra featuring Ben Folds
 Gold Circle Pavilion $75.00 ~U Main Pavilion & Loge A-Z $55.00
 Loge Pavilion AA-MM $35.00 ~U Lawn $25.00
 On sale Saturday, May 20 at 10:00AM

$75?  You have got to be kidding me.  Not that he probably can't get that much OR that I don't love the man, but as I recall, the last two summers I have been broke as a result of Ben Folds tickets... [/b]

dont forget you ARE paying to see an Orchestra too.  and i bet those guys are at least half of the ticket price. [/b]

We paid $100 per for Costello and the BSO at Strathmore.  Of course we were in the front row. [/b]

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[eltee]

Originally posted by the sonick:
  more shows at Sonar
 Pete Yorn (acoustic set) <--as opposed to??
 July 13th

Being w/ his backing band, minibar
 I'd rather this show be closer...Seth?

[Bags]

Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
   

Originally posted by bearman:
  Bob Mould Band, Saturday, July 15th in Philly...location TBA.

Looks like this is going to be Sunday, July 16 instead. [/b]

Bummer, I was pumped at the idea of a Saturday show.

[Vas Deferens]

We paid $100 per for Costello and the BSO at Strathmore.  Of course we were in the front row.
 
 I bet he was really boring.

[shemptiness]

Originally posted by Joe M.:
  We paid $100 per for Costello and the BSO at Strathmore.  Of course we were in the front row.
 
 I bet he was really boring.

Not in the least.

[lily1]

i wonder where he will play? world cafe live would be great for a non smoking venue, or northstar bar for that dive bar feel. i love both great locations.
 
 

Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
   

Originally posted by bearman:
  Bob Mould Band, Saturday, July 15th in Philly...location TBA.

Looks like this is going to be Sunday, July 16 instead. [/b]

[azaghal1981]

DJ Shadow dates; man I hope he gets a little closer than boston:
 
 05-25 Los Angeles, CA - Mayan Nightclub *
 06-08 Bristol, England - Lakota #
 06-09 London, England - Fabric #
 06-10 Liverpool, England - Chibuku #
 06-11 Nottingham, England - Stelth #
 06-12 Amsterdam, Holland - Milkvek #
 06-14 Lisbon, Portugal - Lux #
 06-15 Brussels, Belgium - AB #
 06-16 Barcelona, Spain - Sonar #
 06-23 London, England - Wireless Festival
 06-24 Leeds, England - Wireless Festival
 07-03 Boston, MA - Avalon
 07-04 Montreal, Quebec - Metropolis (Festival International de Jazz de Montreal)
 07-22 Byron Bay, Australia - Splendour in the Grass
 07-23 Sydney, Australia - Hordern Pavilion
 07-25 Melbourne, Australia - The Palace
 07-26 Melbourne, Australia - The Palace
 07-28 Auckland, New Zealand - St. James
 07-29 Wellington, New Zealand - Townhall
 07-31 Adelaide, Australia - Thebarton Theatre
 08-02 Perth, Australia - Metro City
 08-05 Singapore, Singapore - Zouk
 08-12 Osaka, Japan - Summersonic
 08-13 Tokyo, Japan - Summersonic
 08-16 Dusseldorf, Germany - Philipshalle ^
 08-17 Hasselt, Belgium - Pukklepop
 08-18 Biddinghuizen, Netherlands - Lowlands
 08-19 Cannes, France - Pantiero Festival
 08-22 Munich, Germany - Zenith ^
 08-23 Berlin, Germany - Arena ^
 08-25 Paris, France - Rock en Seine
 08-26 Liverpool, England - Creamfields
 09-02 Stradbally, Ireland - Electric Picnic
 
 * with Cut Chemist, MF Doom, Madlib, Jurassic 5, Dilated Peoples, Money Mark, Beat Junkies, MC Supernatural
 # with Keak Da Sneak, Turf Talk
 ^ with Massive Attack

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

This guy is playing Iota the same night Calexico is playing 9:30 Club:
 
 Parisian Naïm AMOR enlisted the producing skills of John Parish for his first album, "Mistake Love" (2004) and those of Calexico's Joey Burns for his second, "Sanguine" (2005), a mature, French odd pop album recorded with both Burns and drummer John Convertino.
 
 
 Naïm Amor's previous incarnation, Amor Belhoom Duo, saw him collaborate with Calexico (album "ABBC"), release two albums on Carrot Top Records and tour the US and Europe with The Handsome Family, Calla, David Grubbs, Calexico, Miossec...
 
 
 In addition to AMOR, Naïm records an ongoing series of instrumental albums: "Soundtracks: Volume One" (FilmGuerrero, 2002) and "Soundtracks: Volume Two" (Howe Gelb's OWOM Records, 2004). Naïm has recorded with Devotchka, Marie Frank, Howe Gelb, Calexico, Pieta Brown, Neko Case, John Convertino... and composed for Marianne Dissard and Françoiz Breut.

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by Chaz Nakatestes, Breaststroking Guy:
  This guy is playing Iota the same night Calexico is playing 9:30 Club:
 
 Parisian Naïm AMOR enlisted the producing skills of John Parish for his first album, "Mistake Love" (2004) and those of Calexico's Joey Burns for his second, "Sanguine" (2005), a mature, French odd pop album recorded with both Burns and drummer John Convertino.
 
 
 Naïm Amor's previous incarnation, Amor Belhoom Duo, saw him collaborate with Calexico (album "ABBC"), release two albums on Carrot Top Records and tour the US and Europe with The Handsome Family, Calla, David Grubbs, Calexico, Miossec...
 
 
 In addition to AMOR, Naïm records an ongoing series of instrumental albums: "Soundtracks: Volume One" (FilmGuerrero, 2002) and "Soundtracks: Volume Two" (Howe Gelb's OWOM Records, 2004). Naïm has recorded with Devotchka, Marie Frank, Howe Gelb, Calexico, Pieta Brown, Neko Case, John Convertino... and composed for Marianne Dissard and Françoiz Breut.

Saw him out here, really didnt care for him.  But Marianne Dissard wasnt bad.

[eltee]

Teitur has been added as the opener for KT Tunstall. I might head to this now...(I can't find the original thread "KT Tunstall" so I'll post here - anyone know who is DJing?)

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by Tee:
  Teitur has been added as the opener for KT Tunstall. I might head to this now...(I can't find the original thread "KT Tunstall" so I'll post here - anyone know who is DJing?)

on more than one occasion, i have heard KT Tunstall referred to as "the Alanis Morisette of Scotland"
 
   and while i dont know KT's music, it makes me cringe.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I received a dvd of music videos with my Paste magazine that had a video of one of her songs on it. It was indeed pretty cringeworthy.
 
 And what's the deal with her ticket prices being $15.25? Occasionally a show is $xx.50, but never $xx.25. What's with the $xx.25?
 
 

Originally posted by the sonick:
   

Originally posted by Tee:
  Teitur has been added as the opener for KT Tunstall. I might head to this now...(I can't find the original thread "KT Tunstall" so I'll post here - anyone know who is DJing?)

on more than one occasion, i have heard KT Tunstall referred to as "the Alanis Morisette of Scotland"
 
   and while i dont know KT's music, it makes me cringe. [/b]