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Lollapalooza and the Pitchfork Effect

April 6, 2010

The folks behind Lollapalooza officially unveiled the lineup for this year’s fest (that’s right - no more letter guessing) Tuesday morning. And it looks like someone’s been reading Pitchfork. The lineup is jam packed with indie bands. Many of those acts have received the greatest praise Pitchfork has to offer, the oft-coveted “Best New Music” chalice/crown/shiny thing. … [Read more…]

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Posted in: True/Slant Tagged: alternative music, Arts, Best New Music, Bonnaroo, Chicago, Cymbals Eat Guitars, Dan Deacon, Green Day, Grizzly Bear, Hot Chip, indie, indie rock, Lady Gaga, Lincoln Hall, Lollapalooza, MGMT, music, Phoenix, Pitchfork, Pitchfork Music Festival, Rogue Wave, Schubas, Soundgarden, Spoon, The Arcade Fire, The National, Yeasayer

Schubas: If these walls could talk

January 30, 2010 / Leave a Comment

Location, location, location. That’s often what can affect the outcome of a show. If a venue has terrible sound, can’t handle the crowd and exudes a bad atmosphere, the show may just as well be over before it starts.

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Posted in: Behind the scene at shows, Featured Tagged: Chicago, Lincoln Hall, Matt Rucins, music, Schiltz Brewery, Schubas, Tim Stephans

An Awkward Conversation With Mike Kinsella About Cap'n Jazz Rumors

December 11, 2009 / 4 Comments

Setting: Lincoln Hall, Chicago. About 10:30ish, 15 minutes or so into Headlights‘ set, about a half hour after Maritime‘s performance. Mike Kinsella and his friend (who I unfortunately did not get the name of) sitting at the southern end of the bar. I pop up before I leave the show… Me: Hey, it was really … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Cap'n Jazz, Chicago, emo, Lincoln Hall, Maritime, Mike Kinsella, music

Ted Leo & The Pharmacists at Lincoln Hall Grand Opening

October 26, 2009 / Leave a Comment

Chicago’s Lincoln Hall has been open for a bit, but that didn’t stop Ted Leo & The Pharmacists from bringing the club to life. On October 25, Leo et al played the slightly-belated Grand Opening as they do any other show: with a fistful of punk fun. The quartet seemed poised for action, with Leo … [Read more…]

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Posted in: True/Slant Tagged: Chris Wilson, concert, Fisherman's Blues, James Canty, Lincoln Hall, music, punk rock, Ted Leo, Ted Leo & The Pharmacists, The Damned, The Jai-Alai Savant, The Waterboys

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