Damian Kulash |
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Bumbershoot 2010-September 4-6, 2010
Wow, Busy weekend, and sucky weather for the second year in a row! Nothing can be done, and we still had lots of fun. And we didn't unpack the rain gear, so why am I complaining!
Hightlights...
As always, The Dandy Warhols

Courtney Taylor-Taylor
Best show of theirs in ages.
Jenny and Johnny. My current favourite new band.

Jenny Lewis

Jenny Lewis

Jonathon Rice
Sweet Water

Rich Credo

Cole Peterson
Hey Marseilles. Can you fit any more band members on stage? Really great stuff that reminded me a lot of the Decemberists.

Hey Marseilles

Hey Marseilles
Hightlights...
As always, The Dandy Warhols

Courtney Taylor-Taylor
Best show of theirs in ages.
Jenny and Johnny. My current favourite new band.

Jenny Lewis

Jenny Lewis

Jonathon Rice
Sweet Water

Rich Credo

Cole Peterson
Hey Marseilles. Can you fit any more band members on stage? Really great stuff that reminded me a lot of the Decemberists.

Hey Marseilles

Hey Marseilles
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Bumbershoot 2010- KEXP Lounge
So, this year at Bumbershoot, quite by accident, I discovered the KEXP lounge. I mean, I'd read about it every year but never attended a show, however this year, The Raveonettes were one of the performers, so I knew I couldn't miss it.

Sharin Foo
We dutifully lined up a half an hour early at the booth, not realy knowing what to expect, but when we finally entered the venue, it was clear that we were in for something special. A nice small venue that sounded great for the live recording they were performing.

Sharin Foo
After the show, the band even broke down their own gear so we got to meet the band.

Glen and Sharin
Visqueen was a band I loved last year at Bumbershoot. I was just as happy to see them this year, except even happier to be sitting in the lovely KEXP lounge.

Rachel Flotard

Cristina Bautista

Rachel Flotard
They were charming and funny and I love them so check them out.
Another favourite, and oddly, someone I've never seen live before, was The Thermals. Pillar Of Salt is still one of my favourite songs and the new album has another potential all time fav in I Don't Believe You.
Here is a video I took of a different song. Awesome right??
We also saw The Engish Beat who are oldies but goodies from my youth. Tenderness (same guy but he was with Gneral Public at the time) is another of my all time favourite songs, even to this day.

Dave Wakeling

Antonee First

Sharin Foo
We dutifully lined up a half an hour early at the booth, not realy knowing what to expect, but when we finally entered the venue, it was clear that we were in for something special. A nice small venue that sounded great for the live recording they were performing.

Sharin Foo
After the show, the band even broke down their own gear so we got to meet the band.

Glen and Sharin
Visqueen was a band I loved last year at Bumbershoot. I was just as happy to see them this year, except even happier to be sitting in the lovely KEXP lounge.

Rachel Flotard

Cristina Bautista

Rachel Flotard
They were charming and funny and I love them so check them out.
Another favourite, and oddly, someone I've never seen live before, was The Thermals. Pillar Of Salt is still one of my favourite songs and the new album has another potential all time fav in I Don't Believe You.
Here is a video I took of a different song. Awesome right??
We also saw The Engish Beat who are oldies but goodies from my youth. Tenderness (same guy but he was with Gneral Public at the time) is another of my all time favourite songs, even to this day.

Dave Wakeling

Antonee First
Monday, May 31, 2010
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros -May 31, 2010 at the Commodore Ballroom
One of my favourite bands. Alex Ebert can command a crowd wearing nothing but what looks like dirty pajamas. So much love in the crowd and on the stage. Magical
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Alex Ebert

Alex Ebert

Alex Ebert

Jade Castrinos
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Alex Ebert

Alex Ebert

Alex Ebert

Jade Castrinos
Labels:
2010,
Alex Ebert,
alientologist,
Commodore,
Edward Sharpe,
Jade Castrinos,
Magnetic Zeros,
May 31,
Vancouver
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Wilco - Livecity Yaletown February 13, 2010
Jeff Tweedy

The 2010 Vancouver Olympics are more then an athletic event. It's also a big party and celebration for all of Vancouver to enjoy. Free concerts are abundant and I'll try to cover a few of them.
Today was one of my favourite bands, Wilco. I've seen them a few times, and they were better today then I've ever seen.
Jeff Tweedy

Sure it rained. Hell, it poured at times, but as Wilco says, in Wilco (the song) As they say in their song, Wilco (the song), ( a bit or paraphrasing here)
Tired of being exposed to the cold?
Wilco, Wilco
Wilco will love you, baby

The 2010 Vancouver Olympics are more then an athletic event. It's also a big party and celebration for all of Vancouver to enjoy. Free concerts are abundant and I'll try to cover a few of them.
Today was one of my favourite bands, Wilco. I've seen them a few times, and they were better today then I've ever seen.
Jeff Tweedy

Sure it rained. Hell, it poured at times, but as Wilco says, in Wilco (the song) As they say in their song, Wilco (the song), ( a bit or paraphrasing here)
Tired of being exposed to the cold?
Wilco, Wilco
Wilco will love you, baby
Labels:
2010,
Jeff Tweedy,
Olympics,
Vancouver,
wilco. livecity,
yaletown
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Peak Performance Project Finale - January 22, 2010 @Commodore Ballroom
We Are The City - Andy Huculiak

Winners of $100,000 in the Peak Performance Project
Cayne McKenzie & David Menze - We Are The City

David Menzel and Andy Huculiak - We Are The City


Kevin Gau - The Left

Second Prize winners, The Left
Carl Davis -The Left

Third place winners of $50,000, the band I thought should win, Bend Sinister.
Dan Moxan - Bend Sinister

Joseph Blood-Bend Sinister

Winners of $100,000 in the Peak Performance Project
Cayne McKenzie & David Menze - We Are The City

David Menzel and Andy Huculiak - We Are The City


Kevin Gau - The Left

Second Prize winners, The Left
Carl Davis -The Left

Third place winners of $50,000, the band I thought should win, Bend Sinister.
Dan Moxan - Bend Sinister

Joseph Blood-Bend Sinister

Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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