Tag: Tune-Yards
Stage Buzz: Livestream Buzz August 16-22 • Darius Rucker, Dead & Company, Tune-Yards, Switchfoot
Darius Rucker returns to Ryman Auditorium for his annual St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital benefit concert. Stream the event this Tuesday, August 17, at 7:30 PM via Mandolin. Get tickets here. Watch David Cook perform at Red Rabbit Studios in Nashville during his livestream this Wednesday, August 18, at 7 PM. Tickets are available here. […]
Stage Buzz: Livestream Buzz – June 10-13 • P.O.D., Liz Phair, Macy Gray, Weezer, Bad Religion and more
Don’t miss Japanese Breakfast’s performance of “Glider” from the upcoming Sable for Summer Game event on Thursday, June 10 at 1 PM. Watch it at summergamefest.com. Rufus Wainwright performs Judy Garland’s entire 1961 Carnegie Hall set during his “Rufus Does Judy at Capitol Studios” livestream on Thursday, June 10 at 7 PM. Find tickets […]
Stage Buzz: Livestream Buzz April 28 – May 1
Smashing Pumpkins will stream their 2012 Barclays Center show, where they played Oceania in full on Wednesday, April 28 at 4 PM. Check it out via Oculus. Tune-Yards perform live from their story during their “Party in a Can” livestream on Wednesday, April 28 at 8 PM. Find tickets here. Ratboys commemorate their 10th anniversary with […]
Stage Buzz: Pitchfork 2014 Preview
To help you keep from running between all the wrong stages this weekend, here are five up-and-coming bands you’d be nuts to miss.
#P4K 2011, LOL
Overheard in Union Park on Friday night, from two separate pairs of people – two girls, then two boys – were the following snippets of conversation: “He has so many girlfriends”; “I have totally compromised myself.” And that seemed to sum up this year’s Pitchfork Music Festival fairly well.
Combo platter
Monomynous indie-pop stars don’t grow on trees. (There’s a joke, What do you call people who only go by one name? Famous.) If two were to conjoin, you’d think artistic curiosity would necessitate they came from different fields. Thao And Mirah look to do the defining on their own.
Not your typography
You might notice a stubbornness in your IE, an inflexibility when it comes to how we present a band or artist’s name in print. We don’t bother with specific punctuation, unconventional capitalizing, or extraneous mother-effing ĂĽmläüts.
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