Breaking news from the concert ticket trade
By GOING ON SALE | December 18, 2007
O’Death |
U.S. BOMBS | February 4 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $12 | On sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
BEAT CIRCUS + HUMANWINE + O’DEATH | February 16 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $10 | On sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
WINGER | February 23 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $20 | On sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
POGUES | March 19 at the Orpheum Theatre, Boston | $41-$61 | On sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
DEVILDRIVER + NAPALM DEATH | March 27 at the Palladium, Worcester | $20 | On sale Friday at 10 am | www.tickets.com
PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | March 27 at the Paradise, Boston | $40-$45 | On sale Friday at noon | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
CAT POWER | February 7 at the Orpheum Theatre, Boston | $25-$29 | On sale Saturday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
SIA | March 5 at the Paradise, Boston | $18 | On sale Saturday at noon | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
LENNY KRAVITZ | January 31 the Orpheum Theatre, Boston | $40-$45 | On sale now | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
HOORAY FOR EARTH + AGE RINGS + ZAMBRI | February 29 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $10 | On sale now | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
DOLLY PARTON | March 5 at the Opera House, Boston | $55-$95 | On sale now | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
BLITZEN TRAPPER + FLEET FOXES + GLORYTELLERS | March 27 upstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $9 | On sale now | 617.931.2000 or www.ticketmaster.com
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- Show and tell
After a brief late-December break from the usual boatload of good shows, the flood picks up right where it left off in early January.
- Beyond the White Stripes
There’s a blues and old-school R&B resurgence rumbling in the indie-music underground, and it goes well beyond the icky thump of the White Stripes.
- Two Gallants: Saddle Creek
Adam Stephens and Tyson Vogel have long been trying for a sound that’s both earthy and artsy, Bright Eyes folk rock delivered with an aw-shucks squint.
- Home and away
For many songwriters, home is where the art is.
- Paradis found
Must we still make the case for French pop?
- The wagonmaster
“Eleven Cent Cotton” is a great country song, a wry, catchy, energetic, swinging two-step that creates a tableau of the bygone rural South.
- Interview: Gabourey Sidibe
"While reading the book, I realized that I knew this girl in so many different people. Not just girls but boys, and not just black people but white and Asian and Indian."
- Heatseekers
When in 2002 Francisco "Luny" Saldana and Victor “Tunes” Cabrera left their jobs at a Harvard University cafeteria to make music full-time as Luny Tunes, the word “reggaetón” meant nothing to most English speakers. Listen to five Luny Tunes classics
- Mining the past
John Coltrane acid blasts rage through the Mars Volta’s new The Bedlam in Goliath.
- Cowboy junkie
England in the mid-’80s, gray and depressed by Thatcherism and the Smiths, wasn’t a place folks typically dressed to the nines in ten-gallon hats, bolo ties, and Nudie shirts. But such were the sartorial choices made those days by the members of the Mekons.
- Red, white, and the blues
This article originally appeared in the September 30, 2005 issue of the Boston Phoenix .
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New England Music News
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