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Red Hot Chili Peppers/ The Mars Volta : Glendale Arena, Glendale, AZ 8/21/2006

Shane Handler August 27, 2006 No Comments

There are few bands that can throw a full-on arena spectacle, charge a days paycheck amount for a ticket and leave their fans begging for more. Count U2, Green Day, Radiohead, The Beastie Boys and The Rolling Stones amongst those heavyweights. The Red Hot Chili Peppers who tour once every three or four years, have the big budget to throw a hockey shed spectacle amongst the best of the pre-mentioned acts. Their show during early stages of the Stadium Arcadium at the Glendale Arena, proved this Southern California four piece have continually expaned their sound from their young cock sock days.

String Cheese Incident: Cuthbert Ampitheatre, Eugene, OR – August 4-6, 2006

Jason Gershuny August 21, 2006 No Comments

Hearing the news that the String Cheese Incident

Sonic Youth / Yeah Yeah Yeahs : McCarren Pool, Brooklyn NY 8/12/2006

Shawn Donohue August 18, 2006 No Comments

It is amazing that a band playing together since 1981 can still manage to play with such grace and fire, fresh songs alongside classics, with everything working out so seamlessly. Hopefully the Yeah Yeah Yeahs can reach that point someday. But if they needed any guidance, all they had to do was open their ears to one of the best bands of the last quarter century playing beside them.

Maria de Barros : Town Hall, Seattle, WA 7/21/2006

Gabriel Scheer August 17, 2006 No Comments

Senegalese native Maria de Barros is the kind of musician to whom one can’t help but surrender oneself. Full of the joie de vivre endemic to so many performers of African heritage; the music, dance moves, and smile of de Barros clearly captivated the Town Hall crowd. They displayed seemingly boundless enthusiasm, dancing and singing along with de Barros’ music, despite the almost unbearably high temperatures in the non-air conditioned building.

Detroit Cobras / The Legendary Maxine Brown / The Everyothers / Trick and the Heartstrings 7/06/2006: McCarren Pool, Brooklyn NY

Shawn Donohue August 16, 2006 No Comments

Mad props need to be given to the good people at JellyNYC for providing free Sunday concerts in a quintessentially Brooklyn atmosphere, an old abandoned swimming pool.

The Roots / The Pharcyde : Avalon Ballroom, Boston MA 8/07/2006

Andrew Bruss August 9, 2006 No Comments

The Roots not only demonstrated a dominance over the field of artistically innovative hip-hoppers, but stand as a living testament to why Hip-Hop is seen by many to be the “new rock n’ roll.”

Galactic : The Paradise, Boston MA 7/19/2006

Andrew Bruss August 1, 2006 No Comments

They reminded us of the work in New Orleans that still needs to be done, but more importantly, of the joy that their cultural roots will forever produce, through the good and the bad. This was no simple task to achieve, and obviously, Galactic is more than just another simple band.

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals : Summerstage, New York, NY 7/20/2006

Ian Mcevily July 28, 2006 No Comments

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals have been hanging out with My Morning Jacket…a lot. And it has helped turn this blues and folksy quartet from Waitsfield, VT into a full fledged rock band.

The Slip : Webster Theatre, Hartford CT 7/20/2006

Bruno Santos July 27, 2006 No Comments

Over the years the band has undergone an extensive evolution from a purely atmospheric jazz fusion band to what Glide has referred to in the past as a, “power rock trio that has only begun to scratch the surface of potential.”

Steely Dan/Michael McDonald : Cricket Pavillion, Phoenix, AZ 7/18/2006

Shane Handler July 26, 2006 No Comments

On the evening of a dust storm following a 110 degree scorcher, there was enough empty lawn space at the Cricket Pavillion to set up a par 3 golf hole. The show was clearly undersold as opener Michael McDonald delivered his gray haired/blue eyed soul. Through his work with the Doobie Brothers and his solo catalogue, McDonald has one of the most recognizable baritones in rock history, as you can’t walk into a supermarket without hearing him play through the PR.

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