The lead singer/songwriter of Neutral Milk Hotel and cofounder of the Elephant 6 Recording Co. will be at Liberty Hall on Jan. 18, a Friday. Tickets go on sale Friday. It's an all-ages show. Tall Firs open.
Recent Comments
VENUES
- Beaumont Club
(816) 561-2560 - Bottleneck
(785) 841-5483 - Brick
(816) 421-1634 - Crossroads KC
(816) 221-5483 - Czar
(816) 421-0300 - Davey's Uptown Rambler's Club
(816) 753-1909 - Granada
(785) 842-1390 - Jackpot Saloon and Music Hall
(785) 832-1085 - Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
(816) 994-7200 - Knuckleheads
(816) 483-6320 - Liberty Hall
(785) 749-1972 - RecordBar
(816) 753-5207 - Replay Lounge
- The Riot Room
(816) 442-8179 - Cricket Wireless Amphitheater
913) 721-3400 - Starlight Theatre
(816) 363-7827 - Take Five Coffee + Bar
(913) 948-5550 - The Majestic
(816) 221-1888 - The Midland
(816) 283-9921 - The Phoenix
(816) 221-5299 - Uptown Arts Bar
(816) 960-4611 - Uptown Theater
(816) 753-8665 - VooDoo Lounge
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
- 90.1 KKFI
- 90.7 KJHK
- 90.9 The Bridge
- 96.5 The Buzz
- Anodyne Records
- Banzai Magazine
- Beat Lawrence
- Club Wars
- Cyprus Avenue on KCUR
- Happy in Bag
- Hip Hop KC
- Ink
- JSpace
- KKFI's Signal to Noise
- Lawrence.com
- Little Hits
- Mandatory Metallica
- Minnow Records
- Plastic Sax
- Present Magazine
- Preview Extra
- Radio Paradise
- Second Nature Records
- Sonic Spectrum
- The Daily Record
- The Music Slut
- The Pitch
- There Stands the Glass
- Think KC
- Turnstile Media
- Up to Eleven
THE STAR ONLINE
Categories
- American Idol
- art and music
- Bruce Springsteen
- CD reviews
- Christmas music
- Classical Music
- Concert reviews
- Culture
- Film
- Garth Brooks at Sprint Center
- Knuckleheads
- Local music
- Movie music
- Music
- Music in the media
- Music news
- Music technology
- Radio
- Recorded music
- Sprint Center
- Starlight
- Stevie Wonder
- Television
- Ticket alerts
- Uptown Theater
- Video games
« On the way: Morrissey | Main | Local bands: Take a shot at the Takeover »
November 12, 2012
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
BUY TICKETS
- 3rd annual Middle of the Map Fest: Grizzly Bear, Deerhoof, the Joy Formildable and others
April 4-6, Westport and Uptown Theater. $45. Tickets also available for technology forum and film festival. - Alabama Shakes
March 10, Uptown Theater. $23 and $33. - Bon Jovi
April 13, Sprint Center. $17.50 to $137.50. - Kanrocksas
June 28-29, Kansas Speedway. Early-bird special: $125. - Kenny Garrett Quartet
Feb. 15, Folly Theatre. $18 to $50. - Maroon 5
Feb. 27, Sprint Center. $27.50 to $77.50. - Talib Kweli
Feb. 22, Granada. $22. - Toro Y Moi
Feb. 21, Granada. $15.
- .
MORE DANCING ABOUT ARCHITECTURE
- All Music Guide
Looking for that one song by that one band? Find it here. - Alternative Press
The magazine's online edition. - Arthur
"People with good taste, people who break ground, people who have a sense of passion, humor and righteousness for what they're covering." - Dusted Magazine
Brooklyn-based music mag's site is updated daily. - Harp
The alt/Americana mag's site. - Magnet
The online version of "the bi-monthly, internationally distributed, glossy music magazine that gives well-deserved attention to musicians largely ignored by mainstream publications." - Metacritic
Lots and lots of critics praise and bitch about music (and movies, DVDs, games, books and TV). - Mojo
More music from the U.K., with "Mojo Radio." - Paste
"The premier magazine for people who still enjoy discovering new music, prize substance and songcraft over fads and manufactured attitude, and appreciate quality music in whatever genre it might inhabit." - Pitchfork
- Play Louder
News, reviews and MP3s. - PopMatters
An international magazine of cultural criticism. - Q
"The World's Greatest Music Magazine Online." - Reverberations
Views and reviews from a rock 'n' roller - The Deli
A smorgasbord of news and reviews about the Kansas City/Lawrence music scene. - The Fader
The site for the hip hop mag. - The Rest Is Noise
Articles, a blog, and a book-in-progress by the music critic of The New Yorker. - Uncut
Music and movie mag from the U.K.
GIVE A LISTEN
- Gorilla Vs. Bear
Recommended by B2R reader JS, who maintains bangpotential.com. - Audiobaba
Generate playlists and get recommendations from this "Personal Music Genie." - Coverville
Thrice-a-week podcasts of great cover songs. - Radio Paradise
Free online radio (though they'd appreciate your donations). - Pandora Internet Radio
Striving to create a "music genome." - The Live Music Archive
"A community committed to providing the highest quality live concerts in a lossless, downloadable format." - Turntable Lab
DJ equipment, production software and music and video. - Smithsonian Global Sound
Download and learn about traditional music from around the world. - Radio David Byrne
One of Entertainment Weekly's "Best Music Web Sites," Byrne says you can listen to "whatever I'm listening to." - Dusty Groove America
Buy and sell LPs. - Little Steven's Underground Garage
"The coolest songs in the world," as chosen by Uncle Silvio. - Mix Unit
Get your hip hop mixtapes here. - Soul Sides
"Music for rhythm addicts." - Music For Robots
Listening suggestions for, by and of music lovers.
LOOK HERE
- Search
Looking way ahead into February, two Knuckleheads shows stand out. First is American Aquarium on Friday, 2/1. They impressed the hell out of me and about two dozen others when we saw them earlier this year. With a 2012 release produced by Jason Isbell, American Aquarium is making their play to be near the top of the current Alt-Country heap and are a hard-working and fun live band. Then, on Thursday, 2/14, a Valentine's Day show by the lovely and talented Carrie Rodriguez. Loved her show at Knuckleheads on the "Love & Circumstance" tour a couple of years back and she will hit KC with a new album (her fifth) released in January, called "Give Me All You Got." Looking forward to both shows.
Posted by: Geordan | November 13, 2012 at 02:46 PM
American Aquarium sounds like they'd be right in my wheelhouse, I need to check them out. Thanks Geordan!
Are they named after the wilco lyric?
Posted by: Endtro | November 13, 2012 at 03:11 PM
Actually, I'm not sure of their name's origin, Endtro. But if you like Alt-Country that Rocks, try and check these guys out. Their singer, BJ Barham, is one cool front man and I remember him addressing the crowd and telling hilarious road stories while swigging from a monster bottle of Jameson Irish Whisky. The band also plays with a lot of heart and although they played to a small crowd at Knuckleheads that night, they gave 110%. That was cool, as it was a cheap show and I knew next to nothing about the band at that point. They truly impressed me, which is always a pleasant surprise when seeing a band for the first time.
Posted by: Geordan | November 13, 2012 at 03:38 PM
They're surely named after the Wilco lyric.
Posted by: Vandelay | November 14, 2012 at 07:40 AM
Tickets for the Mangum show just went online at ticketmaster.
Thanks for the tip on American Aquarium. I'm liking what I've heard so far.
Posted by: Chris | November 15, 2012 at 12:05 PM
Aunque yo hubiera preferido que usted entró en un detalle poco más, todavía tengo la esencia de lo que quería decir. Estoy de acuerdo con él. Tal vez no sea una idea popular, pero tiene sentido. Sin duda volveremos para más de esto. Gran trabajo work.Good, blog maravilloso ... realmente lo disfruto y lo añadí a mis marcadores sociales. Sigan con el buen trabajo
Posted by: crampons de foot pas cher | November 17, 2012 at 02:17 AM