I know who you are talking about and it should be a good show......believe The Bellamy Brothers are playing a few shows with him this tour as well.

While I would prefer not to have to deal with Smashing Pumpkins, Nick Cave and Atoms for Peace is some shit better than meh :cool:

I wish I still listened to a lot of active and touring bands, because over the recent years I've become essentially absorbed with roots reggae, whether going to live shows weekly or having my playlists oversaturated. Last band I saw was Corin Tucker Band and that was in November :/

Our band is opening for Naam here in Minneapolis tomorrow. Excited to see and play with them.

Nick Cave totally slayed. I mean, I'm not a fan of his and barely knew the songs he played, though it was SO FUCKING POWERFUL I couldn't believe what I heard. Blood and sweat and sex and murder.

Gnod + Kogumaza @ Boiler Room 16th July
Moon Duo + Gnod @ The Dome 17th July
The KVB + Death & Vanilla @ Old Blue Last 24th July
Glenn Branca @ Peckham Carpark 27th July
Tony Conrad & Charlemagne Palestine @ Peckham Carpark 28th July
Shit & Shine + Blood Music @ The Lexington 7th August
Terminal Cheesecake @ Corsica 8th August
Woods @ Hoxton Bar and Grill 19th August
Lydia Lunch @ Borderline 19th August

Haven't decided between Woods or Lydia Lunch yet

BJORK tmrw
PARQUETS COURTS day after
in Toronto...anyone else around here going to any of these?

Boomslang Fest in KY in September?

Body/head and Blonde Redhead are peforming....

you rich lucky sonofabitch

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds in flow-festival Helsinki!

WHITE MYSTERY (from Chicago) on Monday in London

saw SONNY VINCENT last night
it was alright
even though I had no idea who he was up until last night

finally have a couple of shows to attend

Dodos Yob and Wooden Indian Burial Ground.

September

Depeche Mode
M5 & KC

October

Legendary Pink Dots
Hawkwind

me too! let's meet up, i'll bring apples

Kool! I'm also going to see Lee the night before ATP. Maybe see you there too...

Okkyung Lee on Wednesday!

http://www.cafeoto.co.uk/okkyung-lee...s-hayward.shtm

oh yeah, sounds great :D

tonight: Merchandise
22 Aug - Lydia Lunch
28 Sep - Built to Spill (and maybe some others, bought a day ticket for a festival...)
21 Nov - Lee Ranaldo
.. and the day after Lee: ATP 8)

I will be seeing Nine Inch Nails twice. It's confirmed.

We can't find anybody to go with us. I guess the rest of our friends are far too grown up for this kind of thing. I'm probably being whispered about in certain pockets of my social circle. And I don't give a fuck because I'm too stoked to see Trent Reznor give people seizures.

will you be seeing any of the shows with Godspeed as support?
Please tape if you do.:) I'm very curious what they will play and for how long


Tonight:
4th time Godspeed on this Euro tour, and 13th time since their reunion.

they sucked

oh: 20th Aug - Joshua Burkett, Ron Schneiderman & Head Of Wantastiquet
<3

For anyone in the Houston area.

Peter Brötzmann and Keiji Haino
Three Nights: Solos, Duo, and Art Opening
presented by Nameless Sound, Rice University's Department of Visual and Dramatic Arts, the Shepherd School of Music, and the Chao Center for Asian Studies

 

courtesy Peter Gannushkin / downtownmusic.net



Keiji Haino: SOLO
Monday, October 7, 2013, 8pm
at venue to be determined.


Peter Brötzmann: SOLO
free at James Turrell's 'Twilight Ephiphany' Skyspace
Tuesday, October 8, 2013, 8pm
Rice University


OPENING RECEPTION for 'Peter Brötzmann: Graphic, Design Work 1958 -2013,' Rice Media Center, Rice University to follow at 9:30pm.


Peter Brötzmann/Keiji Haino: DUO
Wednesday, October 9, 2013, 8pm
at Rice Media Center, Rice University.


Keiji Haino (Japan): vocals, guitar
Peter Brötzmann (Wuppertal, Germany): saxophones, clarinets



Monday and Wednesday:
Single tickets for Monday and Wednesday are $13 for general admission or $10 for student with I.D. Free admission for those 18 and under. A $20 pass for both performances is also available. The Tuesday performance at the Skyspace is free. Purchase by PayPal or call 713-928-5653.

For anyone near El Paso TX

Nameless Sound and the Cornudas Mountain Foundation present A Rare Site-Specific Performance
in the vast West Texas Desert
Peter Brötzmann
at The Hill of James Magee

 

Peter Brötzmann
at The Hill of James MageeSaturday, October 12, 2013, 3pm
James Magee's The Hill, near Cornudas, Texas


Tickets $75 each, purchase by Paypal or call 713-928-5653

The Cornudas Mountain Foundation and Nameless Sound present a rare site-specific event in the vast West Texas desert. German saxophonist Peter Brötzmann will perform solo sets for an intimate audience at “The Hill”, a monumental (yet very personal) work of art, isolated on remote private land 70 miles East of El Paso.


Over 30 years in the making, The Hill is the life work of James Magee (b. 1946, Newaygo County, Michigan). Complex and powerful, The Hill consists of four buildings (40 feet long, 20 feet wide and 17 feet in height), all of which house installations by Magee. Built from irregularly-cut shale rock, each building is entered through a majestic iron portal, 8 feet wide and the full height of the building. The Hill sits in a gently rolling landscape with mesmerizing views of mesas, mountains, and limitless West Texas skies. Having done much of the work himself or with one assistant, The Hill has been an impressively solitary endeavor for Magee. In its three decades, only a small number of people have visited the site. This concert offers a visit to the site, as well as a musical experience. It follows several other creative music presentations at The Hill, including a concert by Bob Ostertag in 1999 and a Nameless Sound-curated event featuring saxophonists Joe McPhee and John Butcher in 2010.


For over forty years, the groundbreaking German multi-reedist Peter Brötzmann (b. 1941, Remscheid, Germany) has peeled the paint off concert halls with his massive tone, rough timbre, and relentless attack. Brötzmann studied painting at the Art Academy of Wuppertal in the late 1950s and soon began associating with Fluxus artists including Joseph Beuys and Nam-June Paik. By 1968 he had refocused his creative efforts on music and with an eight-piece group, recorded and self-issued Machine Gun, an incendiary LP that documented the leading voices of the burgeoning European free jazz revolution. In the decades since, Brotzmann has released over fifty albums as a leader while rampaging his way around the globe, taking on such fellow travelers as Han Bennink, Derek Bailey, Cecil Taylor, William Parker, Joe McPhee, and countless others. Brötzmann has a reputation for an extremely physical and powerfully expressionistic approach to music making. But a more in depth exploration reveals music with a vulnerable and lyrical core, music with roots in the blues. It's this balance of power, humanity and vulnerability that makes his performance a perfect match with the site-specific work of James Magee.

For information about James Magee, The Hill, and The Cornudas Mountain Foundation:

http://www.mageehill.org

http://www.amazon.com/James-Magee-Richard-R-Brettell/dp/379135079X



About Nameless Sound:
Nameless Sound was established in 2001 to present the best of international contemporary music and to support the exploration of new methods in arts education.

Nameless Sound presents concerts by premier artists in the world of creative music. In addition, Nameless Sound artists work directly with students from Houston’s public schools, community centers, and homeless shelters. Nameless Sound’s educational work helps to nurture a new generation of artists and inspire tomorrow’s creative thinkers.

'tis official. I'll also be seeing clinic...possibly others(chelsea wolfe?) depending on the distance between venues n stuff. super excited. 3 weeks need to pass quickly!

i am most likely going to that. blonde redhead, chelsea wolfe, com truise, pallbearer, mayonnaise, and other less interesting artists for $75?? i don't think i can pass that up. the only con is that it's in kentucky...

Hi, everybody, I am a new friend.

a 'satanic rockers' video the other day, made me badly desire to go to a gig, so i ve decided to go to whatever under 10euros takes place in the near future. the only parameter i ll count in, will be the space it will take place. has to be raw and underground -have some place in mind.

^
The Oscillation is coming your way soon. I don't know if the venue meets your criteria though.

(edit - oh, not all that soon, actually: http://julietippex.com/roster/the-oscillation/)

thank you dear.
i ll check them out.
the venue, i know it pretty well. its mostly for clubbing nowdays, but it also hosts gigs.

hi new friend

ok, also white hills on the 22th -same space.

went and saw THE ACRO CATS, from Chicago tonight. it was awesome. known one of the girls for almost 15 years now via internet and finally got to meet her. they are playing til sunday. so i asked her to come to CAPTAIN BRINGDOWN & THE BUZZKILLERS saturday night with us. at least they go on a few hours after they are done that night. pretty crazy that someone fucked up is playing the same weekend shes in town. awesome!

on dat kawaii shit in March.

it's Incubate week!

Seen already:
- Jesu
- White Hills
- Wedding Present
- Phédre

Tonight seeing Wedding Present again in Utrecht, then the rest of the week it's back to Incubate for amongst others:
- Shonen Knife
- Lubomyr Melnyk
- Built To Spill
- I am Kloot
- Biosphere
- Tim Hecker

I'm open for tips (and taping requests) as long it fits the schedule ...

Thanks in advance! Grigio will hit the latter two as well - matrix time!

Jimmy Cliff rocked the Santa Monica Pier last week. This weekend Michael Rose, Sly and Robbie, and THEE great U-Roy plan to rip it up even more (if that is even possible, I've never seen so many people at the Pier and crowding the surrounding beach and I've been going for ten years to the Summer Nights Twilight concerts there)

not much coming up for me in NYC

9/16 Gate + Tom Carter + someone else (I've seen different names, hoping Basset/Lubelski duo is the one) @ Union Pool

10.20.13 Tom Carter/ Loren Connors/ Suzanne Langille with No Neck Blues Band at Issue Project Room, 110 Livingston, Brooklyn NY

10/3 Elliott Sharp All-Guitar SyndaKit
Angela Babin, Cristian Amigo, Debra Devi, James Ilgenfritz, Zach Layton, Ben Tyree, Marco Cappelli, Zachary Pruitt, David Grubbs, On Ka’a Davis, Marc Sloan (guitars) @ The Stone

Might check out his duo with Nels Cline too, but I'm out of town for most of his week @ the Stone

Legendary.
Pink.
Dots.

CAPTAIN BRINGDOWN & THE BUZZKILLERS

Cash = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca6o3lg19xI

CCR = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi-xCzZCazY



edit, who the fuck are these guys then? same band name, not same band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-a7WlMKFZU

LESSON LEARNED!
never name your band after anything said in The Simpsons

hahaha!! lagging on buying my tickets just saved me $10!! I opened my email today and found they sent me a promo code :)