Julie Van Amerongen

Uber Photographer- Pixie

Julie Van Amerongen September 15, 2006 No Comments

In the hands of uber photographer Pixie, the camera becomes a kaleidoscopic conduit between subject and audience. Her photos are evocative, expressive and undeniably fun. You immediately gets that Pixie is exactly where she should be – smack in the middle of the most beautiful, colorful, freaky people on the scene. Her ongoing photography projects include Dresden Dolls, Flaming Lips, Fishbone, Particle, The Mutaytor, Bassnectar and many others.

Yard Dogs Road Show

Julie Van Amerongen August 7, 2006 No Comments

Born from the saloon vaudeville that toured the Wild West in the late 1800

Samantha Stollenwerck

Julie Van Amerongen July 25, 2006 No Comments

The girl with the longest name in the scene, soulful pop rock songstress Samantha Stollenwerck is saturating the scene with her self-coined

The Mutaytor – Igniting A Scene (Matty Nash Inteview)

Julie Van Amerongen July 7, 2006 No Comments

The Mutaytor combine tribal drums, live-mixed electronica, fire performers, hoop dancers, aerial artists, horn section, giant screen visuals andinteractive dancers and performers into a show like none other.

Mark Karan

Julie Van Amerongen July 5, 2006 No Comments

ince 1998 Mark Karan has been touring with offshoots of The Grateful Dead including The Other Ones, Mickey Hart

Scott Law

Julie Van Amerongen June 13, 2006 No Comments

Scott Law toured and recorded as a guitarist with Melvin Seals (Jerry Garcia Band) and the well-traveled instrumental group, Hanuman before forming Scott Law Band, which released their first studio album in 2005. Scott is partners with Jilian and Bill Nershi (String Cheese Incident) in the group Honkytonk Homeslice and is a frequent sit-in with many other acts.

That One Guy

Julie Van Amerongen May 30, 2006 No Comments

For years, That One Guy has been stunning crowds with his remarkably peculiar one-man show, applying his stand-up bass prowess to a monstrous, homemade instrument. Standing nearly seven feet tall, The Magic Pipe is a chaotic collage of galvanized steel, duct tape and electronic gadgetry, run through an array of samplers and effects boxes.