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Berlin Featuring Terri Nunn at City Winery Napa | Napa, California | 8/13/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)

August 15, 2014 by Jason DeBord Leave a Comment

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“…I am extremely upset at losing Robin Williams – much more than I ever thought I would be when I first heard the news.  It’s really hard to see someone with that kind of talent and love from all over the world destroy himself.  And I’m not saying he’s wrong… I’m just saying it’s hard…  So we pulled this song that you’ve probably heard before, because I think it is what I want to say to honor him tonight.  This is for Robin.” A heartfelt and emotional intro by Terri Nunn of Berlin at City Winery Napa on Wednesday night, talking in a personal way about what has been on the minds of the masses around the world, as a preface to their special tribute cover of Duran Duran’s “Ordinary World”.  All in all, it was a very intimate set, and probably the best I’ve seen them over the years.  They have toured a bit more in 2014, in part to support their latest album, Animal.  With their current sets comprised of a mix of old and new, it’s become more and more seamless as the rest of the band have made each of the classic songs their own over the years.  And they are still full of surprises, last night playing “Like Flames” for the first time since 1987.  They are one of my personal favorite live acts today, and each time I see them it inspires me to turn out for future shows.

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Journey and Steve Miller Band at Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harvey’s | Stateline, Nevada | 7/30/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)

August 1, 2014 by Jason DeBord Leave a Comment

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“We’d like to play something off a very old record, but a very good record… it’s called Infinity.  This was not the beginning with Mr. Perry…  this was one of the first songs I wrote with him… actually the second song.  We wrote it sitting downstairs in Gregg Rolie’s house… and then the song came out of nowhere – it wasn’t about L.A., it was about San Francisco!  I don’t think they have a bay there…  Is there a bay in L.A.?  There’s one in San Francisco!”  Neal Schon of Journey reminiscing about creating some of the best rock and roll songs of all-time, as intro to “Lights”.  Journey and Steve Miller Band are just closing out a 41-date tour with Tower of Power that kicked off in mid-May, though this special one off show at the Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harvey’s did not include the third band playing on the larger tour.  The two classic rock bands provided plenty of music and energy on their own, playing to what appeared to be a sold out crowd.  With many hits spanning decades, it was a great show with a lot of music history on display – both the songs and the people that made them.  I’ve seen Journey a few times in the past couple of years, but I have to say that they’ve really cranked things up with this tour, and look and sound better than ever.  It was my first time seeing Steve Miller Band, and while I’m not as familiar with them compared with Journey, I really loved that set as well.  Both bands were in top form and put on amazing shows.  One of the best tours of the Summer to be sure.

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Filed Under: Another Planet Entertainment, Concert Reviews, Harvey's Outdoor Arena, Journey, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Matthew Curry, Stateline Nevada, Steve Miller Band Tagged With: 2014, 80s, another planet, another planet entertainment, Arnel Pineda, artist, band, california, Concert, concert photography, concert photos, Concert Review, harrah's, harvey's, high resolution, images, Jason DeBord, Jonathan Cain, journey, lake tahoe, live, matthew curry, Music, Neal Schon, nevada, outdoor arena, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, review, rock, Ross Valory, set, set list, setlist, show, singer, smb, south lake tahoe, stateline, steve miller band, summer, tahoe, tickets, tour, u.s., u.s. tour, video, vocalist

Huey Lewis and The News at Marin County Fair | San Rafael, California | 7/2/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)

July 3, 2014 by Jason DeBord Leave a Comment

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“As I look out on all your faces, there’s a few people here I don’t know!  Most of you I do know… most of you are on the guest list, I think!”  Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and The News, peering out across the overflowing crowd within the tent at the Marin County Fair, it was more like a party than a concert, with friends and family making up a good portion of the audience.  A hometown show (Huey is from Marin County and the band as a whole is identified with the area), it definitely had a certain magic in the air…  a celebration of a band that has written and recorded a large catalog of fantastic music and stuck together now for about 36 years, the crowd was energized from beginning to end.  They played songs going back from 1978 to today, and showed how, as a band, they eclipse the decade that they are best known for, and can showcase not only their own music but rock and roll songs written by others, using electric guitars and their famous horn section as well as coming together to the front of the stage for acapella.  Definitely one of the most talented bands playing today, and, as always, one of the best tours going.

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Filed Under: Concert Reviews, Huey Lewis and the News, Live Rock Music, News, & Events Tagged With: 2014, announcement, artist, band, california, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, gig, high resolution, Huey Lewis, Huey Lewis and the News, july 2, live, marin, marin county, marin county fair, Music, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, review, rock, set, set list, setlist, show, tickets, tour, west coast

Imagine Dragons “Into The Night Tour” at SAP Center| San Jose, California | 2/13/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)

February 14, 2014 by Jason DeBord Leave a Comment

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When I last saw Imagine Dragons in concert, I was packed into a small club with about 500 other fans, pressed against the small stage, with frontman Dan Reynolds dripping sweat onto those of us in the first few rows.  Fast forward just one year later, and now the band is easily selling out the 17,000 capacity SAP Center in San Jose (which even the Rolling Stones had trouble filling last year), and striking less successful music bands with envy (more on that later).  With their performance Thursday night, it was fascinating seeing how they’ve built up a fan base, yet retained their modesty.  At one point, during an ad lib, Dan became a bit self conscious about what he was saying, stopped himself, and confessed, “it’s because of you – you make me nervous…”  Honesty and earnestness is rare in rock stars these days, but I have a feeling that it is something innate in this one, and will always stay with him.  While photographing the first few songs at the start of their set, watching from a couple feet away, I saw Dan pause at one point and briefly stare out across the massive audience before him, and get choked up a little in the same way he did a year ago talking about the charity they were supporting for that small gig in San Francisco.  These are definitely genuine guys, and it certainly comes through in their music and performance.  Definitely one of the must see tours of the year, as I suspect they will get even bigger once they release their sophomore album.

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Filed Under: Concert Reviews, Imagine Dragons, Live Nation, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, San Jose California, SAP Center, The Naked and Famous, X Ambassadors Tagged With: 2014, california, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, february 13, gig, high definition, high resolution, imagine dragons, Into The Night Tour, live, live nation, Music, Naked and Famous (The Naked and Famous), night visions, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, picture, pictures, Queens of the Stone Age, review, San Jose, SAP Center, set, set list, setlist, show, X Ambassadors

Ash at Popscene @ Rickshaw Stop | San Francisco, California | 1/30/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)

January 31, 2014 by Jason DeBord 5 Comments

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“We’ve got a few more songs here for you here…  if you fucking want them!”  Tim Wheeler, vocalist and guitarist for Northern Ireland’s alternative band Ash, which was born in the early 90s, yet seems to bring the best of that vibe forward in their music today.  An enthusiastic crowd of fans packed Popscene at Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco last night, and they certainly wanted those few more songs that finished out a pretty lengthy and extremely impressive and rocking set.  For a loud, ripping show, the sound was absolutely phenomenal, and these music veterans of the alternative music scene certainly are masters at the live show.  It really exceeded my expectations, and was just a fantastic concert showcasing their unique brand of rock and roll.  As one of their first shows on the West Coast of the U.S. in 9 years, they certainly came back to make a statement.

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Filed Under: Ash, Concert Reviews, Deaf Havana, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Popscene, Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco California Tagged With: 2014, 2014 tour, 90s, alternative, announcement, Ash, band, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, deaf havana, event, gig, high resolution, irish, live, Mark Hamilton, Music, new album, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, popscene, review, Rick McMurray, rock, sale, set, set list, setlist, show, The Garage, ticket, tickets, Tim Wheeler, tour, us tour, weezer cruise

Berlin Featuring Terri Nunn at Saint Rocke | Hermosa Beach, California | 1/24/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)

January 26, 2014 by Jason DeBord Leave a Comment

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Berlin Featuring Terri Nunn kicked off 2014 with their first live date of the year at Saint Rocke in Hermosa Beach, California, just as they did last year (which is a show I caught and reviewed as well).  The biggest difference between last year and this year is that their amazing new album, Animal, came out this past September.  While they have been playing some of this new material in their shows in the past few years, somehow it felt much more seamlessly intertwined into the set, maybe because now I’m so familiar with the songs.  Like last year, it was another stellar show with excellent supporting artists, and Saint Rocke is a great little venue.  I think more than most bands, Berlin gets what their music is about, how it affects people, and the power a live show can have on celebrating life and living it with some passion.  They definitely bring it all out on stage and they are one of those bands that can carry you along with them vicariously. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Berlin featuring Terri Nunn, Concert Reviews, Hermosa Beach California, Honey and the Heroine, Jett Pink, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Meet & Greet / Meet The Artist, Saint Rocke, Smoke Season Tagged With: 2014, 80s, animal, announcement, artist, band, beach cities, Berlin featuring Terri Nunn, california, carlton bost, chris olivas, cities, city, code, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, date, dates, dave schulz, details, event, gig, hermosa beach, high definition, high resolution, Honey and the Heroine, Jett Pink, live, location, Music, new wave, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photojounral, photos, picture, pictures, pre-sale, pre-sale code, review, rock, saint rocke, sale, set, set list, setlist, show, Smoke Season, take my breath away, Terri Nunn, the metro, ticket, tickets, tour, upcoming, venue, venues, video, youtube

X at The Casbah | San Diego, California | 01/16/2014 (Concert Review + Photos)

January 17, 2014 by Jason DeBord 5 Comments

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“We played the Whiskey last night for their fiftieth anniversary, and I don’t want to kiss your ass or anything, but this is way more fun…”  X vocalist and bassist John Doe at The Casbah in San Diego last night, in the midst of a rocking set in the tiny club, well sold out at its 230 capacity.  I had seen the band last September on the “No Principals Tour” with Blondie in San Francisco, but this was more like taking a step back in time.  Depending on where you were standing, they frequently could not be seen at all, which made the illusion all the more convincing.  An authentic throw back to the earlier 80s punk scene they pioneered, it was a fantastic night of music and definitely an interesting, somewhat quirky crowd, which was apparent to those on the stage as well.

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Filed Under: Casbah Presents, Concert Reviews, Gary Heffern and Blood On Fire, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, San Diego California, The Casbah, X Tagged With: 2014, 70s, 80s, artist, band, billy zoom, blood on fire, california, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, details, dj bonebrake, Exene Cervenka, gary heffern, gary heffern and blood on fire, gary heffern's blood on fire, gig, high resolution, january 16, john doe, live, Music, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, Pop, Post Punk, Punk, review, rock, san diego, set, set list, setlist, show, the casbah, tickets, tour, tour dates, x

Blondie with X “No Principals Tour” at Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium | San Francisco, California | 9/19/2013 (Concert Review)

September 20, 2013 by Jason DeBord 5 Comments

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Blondie’s spectacular show at the Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco Thursday night was a reminder of how seemingly effortlessly Debbie Harry and the band crossed into and innovated within so many different styles and genres of music in the late 70s and early 80s.  Punk, post-punk, disco, pop, New Wave, even some rap, reggae, and infusions of some world music, they were quite the innovators, really serving as a pioneering force in music, and they continue to record new and relevant music today.  The Debbie Harry-fronted East Coast post punk/pop/disco group Blondie share the bill on the “No Principals Tour” with Exene Cervenka and John Doe fronting on vocals for the West Coast, L.A. punk pioneers X, which features its original line-up.  Both artists brought amazing energy to the stage, which created a frenzy within the crowd at the Masonic unlike anything I’d seen at the usually mellow venue, with fans of both bands flooding the area between the all-seated venue and the low stage.  It was definitely a different sort of concert (in a great way) and celebration of music that really served as a pivotal transition from the 70s to the 80s, paving a pathway into what turned out to be fresh and new world.

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Huey Lewis and The News “Sports 30th Anniversary Tour” at Mountain Winery | Saratoga, California | 7/27/2013 (Concert Review)

July 28, 2013 by Jason DeBord 1 Comment

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“30 years is a long time.  Think back 30 years ago… no cell phones… no Internet… no CDs… no reading glasses…  Those were the days.  And in case you guys haven’t figured it out yet, we’re going to play the Sports album.  From the beginning to the very end.  And that… was Side 1.  That was the ‘video’ side, if you will.  And now we’re going to take the record, and we’re going to turn it over…  because that’s what we did, kids.  We took the record, and we turned it over.  Right? ”  Part of a pretty entertaining monologue by Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the News at Mountain Winery last night, half way through their #1, septuple platinum 1983 album, which had four Top 10 hits (“Heart and Soul”, “I Want a New Drug”, “The Heart of Rock & Roll”, and “If This Is It”).  Playing the classic album front to back – side to side – in honor of the “Sports 30th Anniversary Tour”, they did not end with that, as the concert continued on beyond with a new song as well as more non-Sports classics and covers.  It was really a phenomenal show, and Huey and the band were in top form playing in their Bay Area home at Mountain Winery in Saratoga, which Huey Lewis characterized as “the scene of so many of our youthful indiscretions“.  The sold out venue was filled with an awesome crowd of fans, and I think this was the first time I checked StubHub before a show at this venue and found that there was only a single ticket for sale, which I illustrates that it was the hottest ticket for the night in Northern California on the beautiful Saturday evening overlooking the lights of Silicon Valley.

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Filed Under: Concert Reviews, Drew Harrison, Huey Lewis and the News, Live Rock Music, News, & Events, Mountain Winery, Saratoga California Tagged With: 2012, 2013, 30th anniversary, 30th anniversary edition, aeg, announcement, artist, band, california, canadian solar, Concert, concert photography, Concert Review, drew harrison, gig, goldenvoice, high resolution, Huey Lewis, Huey Lewis and the News, july 27, live, mountain winery, Music, performance, Photo, photograph, photography, photos, pre-sale, review, rock, saratoga, set, set list, setlist, show, sports 30th anniversary tour, tickets, tour, west coast

Adam Ant and The Good, The Mad & The Lovely Posse at Balboa Theatre | San Diego, California | 7/17/2013 (Concert Review)

July 18, 2013 by Jason DeBord 9 Comments

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“This is a song for you young lovers out there.  I was in love once.  When I picked my guts up afterwards, I wrote this tiny little song, I hope you enjoy it; it’s called Wonderful.”  A twisted sort of sentiment about his most mainstream song, New Wave icon and post-punk pioneer Adam Ant and The Good, The Mad & The Lovely Posse kicked on their 40-city North American tour in San Diego last night, at the classy Balboa Theatre.  Adam Ant launched his first album in 18 years, Adam Ant is the Blueback Hussar in Marrying the Gunner’s Daughter, earlier this year.  Somehow last night’s show felt even more spectacular than the one I caught in San Francisco last year.  Adam Ant was like a rock star possessed; perhaps more confident and somehow… joyful?  At one point deep into the set, he tossed his mic stand, which landed on his bass player’s effects pedals, completely shorting them all out.  One of the stage crew came out and messed with it briefly, then unplugged it and plugged him directly into his amp…  the relentless onslaught of music could not be stopped, or even paused due to technical difficulties…  and the near sold out crowd was perhaps treated to a more raw version of what was planned.  A lot of music acts continually reinvent themselves, over and over, sometimes to the point where they become a series of completely different artists.  Adam Ant is different.  He is today what he was more than 30 years ago, in terms of his identity, style, and sound.  He has evolved, of course, but stayed true to what he was and has always been – one of those rare artists who maybe got it perfect the first time.

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