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Pixies Release 2014 North American Tour Dates & Premiere Video For “Andro Queen”

13/10/08 at 1.27pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

Pixies-2013In what seems to be an endless supply of Pixies news… the band announced Monday morning their plans to tour North America in early 2014. The 33-date tour commences in Toronto on January 15 and concludes on March 1 in Austin (allegedly). Speculation has already started on why Southern California
dates were omitted from the tour schedule. Either the band wore out their welcome when they performed a string of four consecutive nights in Los Angeles last month, or, you guessed it… Indio, California the second and third weekend in April. Tickets for the 2014 dates (see below) go on sale to the general pubic this Friday October 11 at 10am local time, or use the code ANDRO to purchase tickets during the “fan-only” presale. As a special treat, support will be provided by FIDLAR, Cults, and Best Coast throughout the tour. One specific date that I took note of is February 24 in Phoenix, Arizona with Best Coast… just sayin’.

To celebrate the announcement of tour dates the band premiered a video for the song “Andro Queen.” The tune can be found on the recently released EP-1. The band’s plans moving forward are to release a series of EP’s digitally instead of releasing a proper album. The Pixies are currently on tour in Europe through November 25.

Watch “Andro Queen” here:

Pixies 2014 North American Tour Dates:

Jan. 15: Massey Hall, Toronto, ON (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 16: Metropolis, Montreal, QC (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 18: Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 19: Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 21: New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark, NJ (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 22: Shubert Theatre, New Haven, CT (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 24: Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 25: Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburgh, PA (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 26: Strathmore, Washington, DC (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 29: National Theatre, Richmond, VA (w/ Fidlar)
Jan. 31: Durham PAC, Durham, NC (w/ Cults)
Feb. 1: Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Asheville, NC (w/ Cults)
Feb. 2: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN (w/ Cults)
Feb. 4: Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA (w/ Cults)
Feb. 6: Peabody Opera House, St. Louis, MO (w/ Cults)
Feb. 7: LC Pavilion, Columbus, OH (w/ Cults)
Feb. 8: The Fillmore, Detroit, MI (w/ Cults)
Feb. 9: Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL (w/ Cults)
Feb. 11: Midland Theatre, Kansas City, MO (w/ Cults)
Feb. 13: Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 14: Belly Up Tavern, Aspen, CO (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 15: The Great Salt Air, Salt Lake City, UT (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 17: Orpheum Theatre, Vancouver, BC (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 18: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 19: Schnitzer Auditorium, Portland, OR (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 21: Fox Theatre, Oakland, CA (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 22: Civic Theatre, San Jose, CA (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 23: The Joint, Las Vegas, NV (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 24: Comerica Theatre, Phoenix, AZ (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 25: Kiva Auditorium, Albuquerque, NM (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 27: Bayou Music Center, Houston, TX (w/ Best Coast)
Feb. 28: South Side Ballroom, Dallas, TX (w/ Best Coast)
March 1: Music Hall, Austin, TX (w/ Best Coast)

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Tuesday October 15 – Simple Minds – Orpheum Theatre – Los Angeles

13/10/07 at 3.44pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

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GoINDEEpMusic will be out at the Orpheum Theatre next Tuesday night October 15th for an evening with Simple Minds. The Scottish new wave band will finally be bringing their greatest hits tour to the U.S. The Los Angeles show is one of only seven North American dates. Only a few seats still remain at the 2000 seat venue. Check out the Simple Minds Flashback Friday feature.

Simple Minds official website

Venue information here

Watch the classic video for “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” here:

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Local Natives Play Tempe, Az. and Reveal Video “Ceilings”

13/09/21 at 9.04pm   /   by deepster19   /   36 Comments

Local-Natives1Local Natives performed in front of an energetic crowd at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe, Arizona last Sunday Night. The Silver Lake, California indie rockers played a flawless set to a audience of mostly desert hipsters, “I am more indie than you” college students, and a few old men.

The beautifully constructed set (setlist below) consisted of an equal amount of tunes from the band’s two studio albums, Hummingbird (2013), and Gorilla Manor (2010). Throughout the evening the enthusiastic crowd provided constant backing vocals, especially on “Wide Eyes” and “World News.” The band opened the set with the 2013 single “Breakers” and closed the set with perhaps one of my LN faves “Who Knows Who Cares.” The self proclaimed ‘unprepared’ set caught the crowd off guard, because up to that point the set seemed fine to me as well as the capacity crowd… just sayin’. The evening ended with the powerful encore closer “Sun Hands,” you could watch it below if wasn’t for a “device malfunction.”
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Watch Father John Misty Video “I’m Writing A Novel”

13/09/13 at 9.13pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

20130126_FatherJohnMisty_Klekacz_0001Josh Tillman, the indie-folk singer that uses the moniker Father John Misty, has released a video for the track “I’m Writing A Novel.” The track is off Mr. Tillman’s 2012 release Fear Fun. The former Fleet Foxes drummer will embark upon a North American tour starting on October 3 in San Francisco (check out the dates below).

Watch the video “I’m Writing A Novel” here:

Check out the tour dates here:
http://www.subpop.com/tours/father_john_misty

Download Fear Fun here:

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Cover Your Breath, Polish Your Speech… Pixies Begin A New Chapter

13/09/11 at 9.54pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

pixies-el-reyThe Pixies began a new chapter in their storied history Monday night when they opened their 2013 world tour at the El-Rey Theatre in Los Angeles. Playing the first official night with new band member Kim Shattuck on bass, the Pixies ripped through a 26 song set in 75 minutes. The crowd of predominantly 40 and 50-somethings, were chomping at the bit as the line to get in wrapped around the art deco building at least an hour before doors. Prior to opening act Meg Myers taking the stage, the venue was at capacity as everyone staked a claim to their spot.

The Pixies set included a nice mix of new music, classic set staples, and few surprises. The underrated 1991 LP Trompe Le Monde, placed five songs in the set that included The Jesus and Mary Chain cover “Head On” and the rare “Distance Equals Rate Times Time.” The classic indie rockers played two songs off the recently dropped EP-1, “Another Toe In The Ocean” and “What Goes Boom.”

Charles and company opened with a cover of The Fall’s “Big New Prinz” (watch below). From the get-go Ms. Shattuck had a bounce in her step and at times was a little chatterbox. However, at no time did she engage in dialogue with Charles, unlike old Kim’s routine. Many of the same classic Pixies tunes that at we have become accustomed to hearing at shows since they began touring again in 2004 made the setlist,, such as crowd pleasing sing-a-longs “Hey” and “Gouge Away.”

The band closed the set with “Planet Of Sound” and from that moment on… a delightful night out with the new-look Pixies took a bizarre turn for the worse. Frontman Frank Black waved to the crowd and gave a thank you gesture as the band left the stage. After a few minutes of nonstop cheering and yelling, all while we watched the equipment being put into place for the encore…..NOTHING. After about ten minutes the stage lights went on and David Bowie’s “Heroes” began to play as the crowd started the chant “One More Song, One More Song.” After about fifteen minutes it became apparent that they were done (for whatever reason), leaving the three song scheduled encore aborted. Unfortunately, cheers turned boos and smiles turned to confused looks.


We’ll never know why we were short changed out of hearing them play “Andro Queen” live for the first time ever, as well as the classic “Where Is My Mind?” and the one I was looking forward to, “Indie Cindy.” Monday was the first of four nights in Los Angeles. This weekend the Pixies will perform at Riot Fest in Chicago along with The Replacements.

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Here are 5 tunes I recorded from the El-Rey Theatre on 9-9-13
ENJOY!

“Big New Prinz” (The Fall cover)

“Broken Face”

“Subbacultcha”

“Rock Music”

“Bagboy”

Pixies Setlist El Rey Theatre, Hollywood, CA, USA 2013

Pixies Play Surprise Warm-Up Show

13/09/08 at 9.05pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

1005809_10151887495347442_1253745203_nIn advance of their world tour that kicks off Monday in Los Angeles, the Pixies played a surprise warm-up show Friday night. The new-look Pixies announced the $10 show with an email sent out to fan club members at high Noon Friday. New bassist Kim Shattuck made her Pixies debut at The Echo in Los Angeles, where the band played an interesting 26 song set that consisted of brand new songs and Pixies classics. Three of the four new songs that were part of EP-1, released earlier in the week, were included in the set. Also included in the set were two unreleased songs titled “Blue Eyed Hexe” and “Greens and Blues” (check them out below). The band held true to their word that tunes that were not part of their “ten year reunion tour” would be part of the new-look Pixies 2013 world tour (view the setlist below to see it for yourself). I will be at the El-Rey tomorrow night for the official night 1 of the new-look Pixies world tour… I’ll keep you posted.

Watch “Blue Eyed Hexe” and “Greens and Blues” Live here:

Check out the Pixies setlist from The Echo 9-6-13 here:

Pixies Setlist The Echo, Los Angeles, CA, USA 2013

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Stream and Download The Replacements Toronto Show

13/08/26 at 9.35pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

1271365_512162458873433_1378360376_oThe Replacements historic reunion show that was played Sunday night at Riot Fest in Toronto is available to stream and download.

The fine folks at Slicing Up Eyeballs have made the show available for streaming here:

AND

The hardcore Replacements fans at Live Archive Project have made the show available for free download here:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=512162458873433&set=a.131062273650122.29210.129292827160400&type=1

Enjoy
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Sunday September 15 – Local Natives – Marquee -Tempe, Az.

13/08/26 at 9.17pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

2010 Sasquatch Music FestivalGoINDEEpMusic will be out in full force at the Marquee Theater in Tempe, Arizona on Sunday September 15, for an evening with Local Natives. The indie rockers from Silver Lake, California will be touring in support of their latest album Hummingbird. The opening slot belongs to Wild Nothing, the dream rockers from Blacksburg, Virginia.

Local Natives and Wild Nothing, what a treat!

I can’t wait to hear about all of the fun activities planned for the weekend! Maybe… there will even be a website launch party… just sayin’.

Venue Info – Marquee

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The Replacements Play First Show Since 1991

13/08/25 at 9.22pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

replacements-riot-fest-reunionThe reunited Replacements took to the stage for their first show since 1991 tonight in Toronto. The historic event happened earlier this evening in the headline spot at Riot Fest. Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson recently chose Josh Freese and David Minehan as touring members for their three Riot Fest dates. The fine folks at Slicingupeyeballs.com have been following the event minute by minute… check out all the coverage at the link below. Looks like the band had some fun t-shirts made for the event. The Replacements next show is September 15 in Chicago.

UNBELIEVABLE!

Live footage here:

Watch “Favorite Thing” here:

Watch “Color Me Impressed” here:

Follow the non-stop coverage at Slicing Up Eyeballs.
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The Replacements Announce Reunion Lineup

13/08/17 at 9.16pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

20121003-stinson-westerberg-replacements-306-1349296727With the fast approaching reunion show in Toronto on August 25, The Replacements have announced who will join original members Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson. The band’s management confirmed the addition of drummer Josh Freese (Guns N’ Roses, Nine Inch Nails, Devo, Weezer) and guitarist Dave Minehan (The Neighborhoods). Both Freese and Minehan toured with Westerberg in the early nineties, while Freese performed with Stinson in G&R.

At this time the only three Mats tour dates are at Riot Fest:
August 25 – Toronto
September 15 – Chicago
September 21 – Denver

Explore Riot Fest here:
http://riotfest.org/

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Monday September 9 – PIXIES – El Ray – Los Angeles

13/08/12 at 9.26pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

130701-pixies-kim-shattuck (1)GoINDEEpMusic will be out at the El Ray Theatre in Los Angeles on Monday September 9 for an evening with the new-look Pixies. As currently scheduled, this will be the first Pixies show with “New Kim” on bass. Kim Shattuck has replacedthe recently departed Kim Deal on bass. The first of the four night stop in Los Angeles has singer/songwriter Meg Myers supporting. All U.S. non-festival Pixies shows are SOLD OUT! Hopefully, you purchased your ticket the second they went on sale… like I did. Happy Stub Hub!
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FOALS Deliver Powerful Performance

13/08/10 at 8.17pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

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English indie rockers FOALS performed in front of a sell-out crowd at the House Of Blues in San Diego on Thursday night. The intense and powerful 13 song set confirmed the band as currently one of the best live acts in the world.

We arrived on the scene during the latter half of Drowners opening set, and the venue was already at near capacity. The all-ages show created more people down deep than I’m accustomed to at a HOB show. We began the FOALS set approximately ten rows back on stage right, however, by the time the band was into their fourth song “My Number,” the energy and bounce in the room elevated me right into
the second row without much effort. We spent the entire night in what seemed like a non-stop bounce while being packt like sardines in a crushed tin box.

The Oxford, England based band’s latest album Holy Fire had 6 songs make it into the 13 song set that included the opener “Prelude,” the pre-encore closer “Inhaler,” and the aforementioned crowd pleaser “My Number.”
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Outside Lands Announce Webcast Schedule

13/08/09 at 9.42pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

outside-lands-2013The organizers of the Outside Lands Music Festival have announced an impressive schedule of performances available this weekend to be streamed. The yearly festival is held in the friendly confines of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Unfortunately, the Paul McCartney headline set is not streaming, however, I couldn’t help but notice, Hall and Oates will stream live on Sunday at 4:45pm on channel 1, can’t wait!

For those not making their way to San Francisco this weekend plenty of pretend expensive hotel rooms, taxi cab rides, and nine dollar beers are still available.

Happy Pretending!

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Stream the Outside Lands Festival here:
http://www.ustream.tv/outsidelands
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Watch Animal Collective Video “Monkey Riches”

13/08/06 at 9.26pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

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Animal Collective have released another video off their 2012 LP Centipede Hz. The Baltimore, Maryland tripsters latest is called
“Monkey Riches.” AnCo recently announced the rescheduling of tour dates that were canceled this summer due to illness. The first date is September 6 with Dan Deacon at MusicFest NW in Portland, Oregon.
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