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Garbage at The Pearl Concert Theater at The Palms | Las Vegas, NV | 4/12/2013 (Concert Review)

April 13, 2013 by Jason DeBord 8 Comments

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“Because we’re sentimental folks, and we like symmetry, and we like to tie things up. And we like to make amends, and we love to give thanks. So thank you for being here tonight.”  Shirley Manson from Garbage opened up to the fans in attendance at The Pearl Concert Theater at The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas last night, as the concert marked their return back to where it all started one year ago, and thus the U.S. leg of their world tour came to an end last night with a mix of mutual heartfelt emotion and gratitude from the stage and from the audience as well.  The band has come a long way in the past year, and comparing the show at the same venue in April 2012 to the one put on last night, they have certainly matured as a live act, but it is more than obvious the bonds between the band members as well as between them and their fans has strengthened tremendously.  It was an incredible show, and for me at least, is a frontrunner for concert of the year.  They will be missed, but are going back to create a new album, and I’m certain that when they return it will open up a new journey for the group that we can all then become a part of again.

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Filed Under: Concert Reviews, Garbage, Kitten, Las Vegas Nevada, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, The Pearl at The Palms Casino Resort Tagged With: 2013, album, april 12, artist, band, Bryan DeLeon, casino, Chloe Chaidez, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, event, Garbage, gig, high resolution, Jason DeBord, kitten, kitten the band, Las Vegas, live, Lukas Frank, Music, not your kind of people, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, resort, review, set, set list, setlist, Shirley Manson, show, The Palms, The Pearl, Waylon Rector, Zach Bilson

Contest To Win Two Concert Tickets For Killing Joke at Irving Plaza in New York City

April 9, 2013 by Jason DeBord Leave a Comment

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Live Nation has provided Rock Subculture Journal with a pair of tickets to Killing Joke’s April 19th concert at Irving Plaza in New York City to give away to one of my readers.   The show in New York is their first U.S. date and one of just a handful of shows announced for this tour.  One winner will be selected at random to receive two (2) general admission tickets to the show, which is part of their world tour currently underway.  [Read more…]

Filed Under: Killing Joke, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Music News & Announcements Tagged With: 2013, 35th anniversary, album, announcement, april 19, career, Concert, contest, dates, deluxe, england, europe, european, france, free, giveaway, irving plaza, island of symphony, jaz coleman, killing joke, letters from cythera, live, live nation, london, Los Angeles, Music, new york, new york city, paris, pledge music, pledgemusic, Post Punk, pre-sale, presale, Punk, show, singles, singles collection, spinefarm, super deluxe, ticket, tickets, tour, uk, united states, universal music, world tour

Colin Hay at The Center for the Arts | Grass Valley, California | 4/7/13 (Concert Review)

April 8, 2013 by Jason DeBord 2 Comments

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Early on during his “Finding My Dance” one man show, I got the sense that Colin Hay is often the smartest person in the room, no matter how large or small the venue.  More than a musician (and a great one at that), he is a philosopher, comedian, and genuinely kind man.  He is very funny, and not just prepared and rehearsed funny, but quick witted as well, and I’ve always operated under the idea that really funny people have to be highly intelligent in the most fundamental of ways, as you must have real keen self awareness and highly complex and contemplative observational abilities, as well as emotional depth and empathy.  I picked up on all of this with Colin Hay from my front row vantage point at The Center for the Arts in Grass Valley where he put on his amazing show for the sold out crowd.  That show – a hybrid of music and storytelling – was over two hours long and really captivating in every sense as he took us on both a narrative and musical journey of his life.  He talked about having an understanding of his place in the universe, and those who might expect him to be nothing more than the former front man of 80s band Men At Work are truly missing out at what he has to offer not just in terms of music and entertainment, but the wisdom (in the form of stories and anecdotes) from someone who has had experiences that none of us ever could.  He is a great musician but a wonderful storyteller as well, and I can’t imagine a more fitting venue with which to enjoy it.

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Filed Under: Colin Hay, Concert Reviews, Grass Valley California, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Meet & Greet / Meet The Artist, The Center for the Arts in Grass Valley Tagged With: 2013, 80s, artist, band, CA, center for the arts, colin hay, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, down under, gig, grass valley, high resolution, live, men at work, Music, new wave, overkill, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, review, set, set list, setlist, show, who can it be now

The English Beat at The Center for the Arts | Grass Valley, California | 4/5/13 (Concert Review)

April 6, 2013 by Jason DeBord 4 Comments

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“Are you ready?  Are you really, really, really ready?”  The English Beat front man and voice of the band, Dave Wakeling, is one of those music artists that is completely tuned into his audience, particularly in an intimate venue such as The Center for the Arts in Grass Valley, California, where he performed last night.  The part seated, part standing 360-capacity venue was packed and from the moment the band stepped onto the stage, the majority was on the dance floor moving to the very unique blending of 2 tone ska/punk/new wave/reggae hits from the band known simply as The Beat in their home of the UK, though also on offer were as some tunes from General Public, the subsequent musical efforts by Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger following the original break-up of The Beat (Ranking Roger currently performs in the UK version of the band back in England).   The band dispensed with having an opening band on the bill, and instead performed two full sets of their own on either side of a short intermission.  It was a true live music experience that made great use of the excellent sound system and acoustics of the charming venue as they played song after song for the energetic crowd.

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Steve Marker, Garbage: “Rock Talk” Podcast Audio Interview

April 3, 2013 by Jason DeBord 2 Comments

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This article features the latest in an ongoing series of “Rock Talk” podcast audio interviews for the Rock Subculture Journal. Today’s guest is Steve Marker with Garbage.  The band is finishing a tour in the United States currently (and I will be covering their show in Las Vegas at The Pearl Theater at The Palms Casino Resort next week), and news has begun to circulate about the possibility of a new studio album coming early next year.  Steve was kind enough to talk with me today about the music industry in general, being part of the band, what they have planned for Record Store Day this year and more.

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Filed Under: "Rock Talk" Podcast Interviews, Garbage Tagged With: 2013, album, apple, audio, Concert, download, Garbage, interview, itunes, live, Music, new, new album, not your kind of people, podcast, pop culture, rock, Steve Marker, studio, tour

Phoenix at Freeborn Hall, U.C. Davis | Davis, California | 4/2/2013 (Concert Review)

April 3, 2013 by Jason DeBord 2 Comments

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Thomas Mars, vocalist for French alternative rock band Phoenix, was a man of few words in-between songs at their Coachella headlining warm up gig at Freeborn Hall at U.C. Davis last night, but the show was extremely interactive.  By the second song of their approximately hour and a half set, he was already at the edge of the stage, leaning into the audience.  By the time the high energy show came to an end, he’d sung one song on the front rail of the all standing/GA venue, made his way deep into the crowd sometime thereafter, and eventually crowd surfed atop the sold out capacity crowd.  It was among their first live shows in several years, and they played a lot of material from their highly anticipated forthcoming fifth studio album, Bankrupt!, due April 22nd.

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Filed Under: Another Planet Entertainment, Concert Reviews, Davis California, Freeborn Hall, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Mac DeMarco, Phoenix Tagged With: 2013, album, another planet entertainment, bankrupt, christian mazzalai, Concert, Concert Review, davs, deck d'arcy, freeborn hall, high resolution, indie, laurent brancowitz, live, mac demarco, Music, Phoenix, photograph, photos, review, set list, setlist, thomas mars, U.C. Davis

Living Colour at The Fillmore | San Francisco, California | 3/27/2013 (Concert Review)

March 28, 2013 by Jason DeBord 10 Comments

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“Yeah, we rule a very tiny kingdom…”  Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid’s modest response to a fan shouting out “you rule” in-between songs during their lengthy set, gesturing to the crowd within the historic Fillmore in San Francisco as they celebrated with their “Vivid 25th Anniversary Tour” last night.   The band literally attacked the stage, with drummer Will Calhoun busting a large hole in the kick drum two songs in, with their explosive live performance of their classic Grammy Award-winning 1988 hit, “Cult of Personality”.  Playing Vivid front to back, the group put on an amazing concert that underscored what a great work that album was, taking us back to a time when albums mattered, as well as showcasing their innovative blending of disparate musical styles and genres into something really unique and powerful.

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Filed Under: Concert Reviews, Live Nation, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Living Colour, Ruff Pack, San Francisco California, The Fillmore Tagged With: 25th anniversary, Concert, Concert Review, corey glover, doug wimbish, funk, live, live nation, living colour, metal, Music, Photo, photography, photos, R&B, rock, Rock and Roll, ruff pack, San Francisco, The Fillmore, tour, vernon reid, vivid, will calhoun

The Killers Embark on Huge World Tour for 2013 in Support of ‘Battleborn’

March 21, 2013 by Jason DeBord 1 Comment

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The Killers have an incredibly aggressive tour schedule plotted out for 2013, including headlining many festivals as well as their own stand alone shows – all throughout the world, in support of 2012’s Battleborn.  The Rock Subculture Journal covered two of the shows in December 2012, the second of which in their hometown of Las Vegas was especially awesome; sadly, they hit bad weather on their way to headlining one of the nights of Caprices Festival in Switzerland last week and were not able to make the show. [Read more…]

Filed Under: "On Tour" Dates & Announcements, The Killers Tagged With: 2013, announcement, battleborn, brandon flowers, Concert, dates, information, live, Music, presale, the killers, world tour

Metric Continues ‘Synthetica’ Tour with Coachella Appearances and Headlining Dates in U.S. and Canada

March 21, 2013 by Jason DeBord 2 Comments

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Metric has thus far this year plotted out dates through June, with appearances at Coachella as well as their own headlining shows in and around the United States.  Having covered two of their shows last year, they are really a must see band with amazing music and songs from their latest studio album, Synthetica, get a lot of play on this tour. [Read more…]

Filed Under: "On Tour" Dates & Announcements, Metric Tagged With: 2013, announcement, canada live, cities, coachella, dates, locations, metric, Music, pre-sale, stage, synthetica, tickets, tour, u.s., united states

Heart’s “Heartbreaker Tour” Spans United States in June, July, August

March 21, 2013 by Jason DeBord Leave a Comment

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Heart with Ann and Nancy Wilson, recently inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, will be taking their new album, Fanatic, out on the road for an extensive Summer tour, beginning in June.  In support will be Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience.  Special packages have been released for some of the dates via VIP Nation, with more to come soon.  These packages include up front seats as well as meet and greet opportunities with the band. [Read more…]

Filed Under: "On Tour" Dates & Announcements, Heart Tagged With: announcement, code, Concert, hall of fame, Heart, heartbreaker tour, heartmongers, live, meet and greet, Music, pre-sale, Rock and Roll, tour, vip nation

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