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Henry Rollins Hosts Charity Concert

The show will be a benefit concert and all proceeds will go to Drop In The Bucket, a Los Angeles-and-Uganda-based organization, that constructs wells and sanitation systems in sub-Saharan Africa in order to provide clean water to populations

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The Sword Wiltern Theater Friday, November 18th, 2011

The Austin-based quartet had indeed a bottomless collection of sharp strident guitar riffs, playing these furious and destructive songs, which were going from hard rock to metal and vice-versa,… and I was thinking about some other element at times, with a brighter side just to compensate the doom side of metal.

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Springstee​n announcing a 2012 world tour

With Keith Richards claiming that he has hopes for a Rolling Stones tour in 2012 to mark their 50th anniversary (although Jagger seemed to rule out the idea), Radiohead having already announced dates for their upcoming tour, and Paul Simon planning a Graceland anniversary tour, 2012 will certainly be the year of all the heavy-weights!

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They Might Be Giants: Amoeba Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

There was most of the time an educative-nursery-rhyme undertone in their quirky songs, and yeah they have played this role with albums like ‘Here comes the ABCs’ (they played ‘Alphabet of Nations’ at Amoeba) or ‘Here comes Science’, the dream album for science teachers.

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A NKOTB New Years Eve!

New Kids on the Block ruled the 1980s and early 1990s and sold 80 million records worldwide. They won two American Music Awards in 1990 for Favorite Pop/Rock Band, Duo, or Group and Favorite Pop/Rock Album and they have since aged.

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Said the Whale: The Mint, Friday November 4th, 2011 Reviewed

Ben Worcester and Tyler Bancroft’s gentle guitar duels, accompanied by Jaycelyn Brown’s keyboard and Nathan Shaw and Spencer Schoening’s rhythm section were building the music, but it was the long-sustained five-part harmonies, completed by powerful chants that was characterizing the most their sonic landscapes

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The Bo-Keys: Amoeba Monday, November 6th, 2011 Reviewed

Yeah, I was expecting to see John Belushi jump from behind the curtain of the Amoeba stage at any moment during the performance of the Bo-Keys. The Memphis band was actually very crowded on the small stage, they were eight and later joined by a vocalist, with a full and terrific horn section kicking several times during each song.

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We Are The City, The Mint: Friday, November 4th, 2011

The band from Kelowna, BC ventures in to the infamous club The Mint for a night of eclectic and experimental rock. According to their Facebook bio “We Are The City will continue their attempt to push musical boundaries and hopefully stumble across something not yet heard in the process.” and we’re there to watch

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