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Preview: Bonnaroo365 at A&R Music Bar
October 30, 2012 11:30 am
Briana Henry
Tonight, give Sandy the middle finger and dance to the music of White Denim, Maps & Atlases, and Tiny Victories at A&R Bar. I admit, when usually friends tell me about bands, I ignore them. Finding out about a band “organically” seems to be more my jam as of late, so I, of course, am […]
On the Verge: Tiny Victories
October 25, 2012 2:30 pm Briana Henry
Tiny Victories (Greg Walters and Cason Kelly) will open the Bonnaroo 365 show at A&R bar the day before all Hallow’s Eve. I spoke with guitarist Greg Walters, one half of the electro-pop, experimental duo, about how a former journalist and a former social worker came to become Tiny Victories, as well as Greg’s ties […]
Preview: Heather Evans EP Release at Woodlands Tavern
October 5, 2012 3:00 pm Briana Henry
This Saturday, join Heather Evans in a celebration of 10 years as an artist as well as the release of her latest effort, “Out of the Woods”. I spoke with Heather about her latest release as well as her experience singing the national anthem before President Obama’s campaign speech in Schiller Park. With a focus […]
Show Review: Imagine Dragons and AWOLNATION
September 20, 2012 3:30 pm Briana Henry
The LC was rocked last night with the Las Vegas indie-pop band, Imagine Dragons, as well as LA natives AWOLNATION. Not knowing what to expect from either band, I felt like I was on some emotional roller coaster ride because my thoughts about Imagine Dragons did not match the enthusiasm and energy of the crowd. […]
Show Review: Independents’ Day Metal Round-Up
September 17, 2012 10:45 am Briana Henry
This weekend I lost some of my hearing because of three, local heavy-hitter bands: Lo-Pan, EYE, and Struck by Lightning. Jacob Wooten, of Kobo notoriety was the man in charge of organizing the music for this year’s Independent’s Day, and I couldn’t have been happier. Sandwiched between two buildings at the Pearl Alley Stage, with […]
On the Verge: UME
September 5, 2012 3:20 pm Briana Henry
Did you catch Monday night’s episode of No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain? You probably noticed an Austin band, UME, on the travel show’s first episode of their last season. I actually spoke with the lead singer/guitar whaler/long-blonde-hair-swinging/badass Lauren Larson a few months ago before Bunbury. Yeah, I’ve slacked a bit. Sorry about it. Anyway, after […]
Show Review: The Dirty Guv’nahs at The Basement
August 23, 2012 3:30 pm Briana Henry
Last night, The Dirty Guv’nahs underwhelmed members of the audience at The Basement. But, I will say they were good, just not a band I would even acknowledge if they came to town again. The Dirty Guv’nahs followed hometown (not mine) favorites, The Floorwalkers. It should be noted that a generous amount of people were […]
