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Music: City and Colour

0 Comments · Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Dallas Green hasn’t won American Idol, shown up to an award show in drag or hanged himself in any of his music videos. He hasn’t needed the aid of reality television or publicity stunts to dra  

City and Colour

Nov. 19 • Bogart's

0 Comments · Monday, November 14, 2011
Dallas Green hasn’t won American Idol, shown up to an award show in drag or hanged himself in any of his music videos. His unique vocals over bluesy Folk and Indie/Alternative-inspired music are all Green has needed in order to gain fans.  
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Review: David Bazan at the Southgate House

{CommentsCant} · Saturday, November 12, 2011
The crowd at Southgate House surely went home with sore throats last night. With every song David Bazan sang, his fans sang along. From a guy near the back who did an animated and fairly accurate imitation of Alex Westcoat’s happy-go-lucky drumming to the hundred or so feet that tapped along, all signs pointed to a happy house. Then again, what wasn’t to enjoy (other than SGH’s less-than-stellar sound system)?  

David Bazan

Nov. 11 • Southgate House

0 Comments · Wednesday, November 9, 2011
David Bazan is currently on tour in support of Strange Negotiations with band members and buddies Andy Fitts and Alex Westcoat. When he’s on stage, guitar, bass and drums are all the instrumental support that is needed. It is Bazan’s striking lyrics and unique voice that grab you by the belt loops and pull you toward the amps.  

Music: David Bazan

0 Comments · Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Scores of musicians have written about losing their religion, but few have been able put it quite as poetically as David Bazan. Far from a new face on the Indie music scene, Bazan certainly knows a th  

Music: Brown Bird

0 Comments · Tuesday, November 1, 2011
The once five-piece band turned duo Brown Bird hasn’t exactly stumbled upon anything new, but it certainly feels fresh. The Rhode Island-based band, which is now made up of only Morganeve Swain a  

Brown Bird

Nov. 3 • 20th Century Theatre

0 Comments · Monday, October 31, 2011
The once five-piece band turned duo Brown Bird hasn’t exactly stumbled upon anything new, but it certainly feels fresh. The Rhode Island-based band, which is now made up of only Morganeve Swain and David Lamb, still re-creates the full sound often only achieved by a band of their former size.   

Holler and Stomp by The Cash Box Kings

Blind Pig

0 Comments · Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Despite often being referred to as “young guns” in their genre, The Cash Box Kings have been playing together for over a decade. The seven-piece ensemble is known for its dedication to reviving the sound of the 1920s and ’30s Delta Blues and the post-war Blues that came from Chicago, where CBK resides. Despite the long career, there has been some changes in recent years. Of the original lineup, only Joe Nosek, Oscar Wilson and Kenny ‘Beedy Eyes’ Smith still remain.  
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So, You’ve Decided to Have an Opinion

A "Stand Up" Playlist

{CommentsCant} · Friday, October 21, 2011
As I watched the news of Gaddafi’s death yesterday morning (and heard the news about the Occupy Cincinnati protesters last night), I couldn’t help thinking about how humans have had a pretty good year so far. To be clear, I don’t think the answer to murder is more killing — I didn’t rejoice in the death of another human. What I was so optimistic about was the sheer power behind the human voice. I’m excited to witness millions of people all over the world using their voices to stand up for what they want.    

Misfits

Oct. 20 • Southgate House

0 Comments · Monday, October 17, 2011
If you’re walking around Newport on Thursday and run into adults with horror-flick make-up or awesomely spiked hair, don’t fret — you haven’t missed out on an early Halloween party. Misfits are playing at Southgate House and the band’s fans like to turn out in style.