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Scion Live Metro Tour: De La Soul/Rhythm Roots All-Stars/DJ Heir - No Cover!Monday 04/16 (09:00PM) @ The Parish (Downtown)This is a FREE show, all you have to do to get on the guestlist is RSVP HEREShos starts at 9pm 22 People and 1 All-Star Like this Event. So do I! |
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It's My Park! Community Service DaySaturday 04/14 (09:00AM) @ Various locationsWhat is It's My Park! Day? It’s My Park! Day is an annual community service day focused on improvements to Austin&r...read more 7 People Like this Event. So do I! |
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SEAN LENNON w/WOMEN AND CHILDREN & KAMILA THOMPSONSaturday 03/31 (07:00PM) @ The Parish (Downtown)BUY TIX HERE 5 People Like this Event. So do I! |
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Max Barry presents The CompanyFriday 03/30 (07:00PM) @ Bookpeople (Downtown)Office politics are pretty silly as Steve Carell demonstrates every week on TV. But what if that silliness was really the cor...read more 2 People Like this Event. So do I! |
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Two Two: a pas de deux (de deux) of comedy duos @ Salvage Vanguard Theater
Made up of Shana Merlin (Girls, Girls, Girls) and Shannon McCormick (Salvage Vanguard Theatre), Get Up never fails to entertain, regardless of the constitution of the crowd. Those that prefer their comedy broad and physical don’t always pick up on the subtly placed, New York Times-inspired commentary that Get Up somehow spins into every show, but there is little doubt that everyone leaves a Get Up show with their funny bone rocked. Add to the equation that Get Up is improvising that stuff (and that even those comedians with the highest improv batting averages will occasionally whiff), and the exceptional nature of Get Up’s talent becomes even more apparent. Through June 30th, they’ll be performing with a new local duo each Saturday night as part of Salvage Vanguard Theater’s Late Night Saturday series, currently titled Two Two: A pas de deux (de deux!) of comedy duos…more
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Grimy Styles
Not only does Grimy Styles lay down some of the smartest music in town, extending far beyond their dub roots, but they have also been central, along with Flamingo Cantina, to building up the local reggae scene over the past 5 years…more
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Grupo Fantasma
Grupo backing Prince
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Scion Live Metro Tour: De La Soul/Rhythm Roots All-Stars/DJ Heir - No Cover! @ The Parish
De La Soul are playing the Parish, and best of all it’s free! I was having RSVP withdraw after SXSW so this was needed. Hip Hop legends, don’t miss this show!...RSVP HERE (scroll down)
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Complete List of Texas Relays Events @ Various locations
Not your average track meet…more
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Ratatat
Ratatat has just released their “remixes vol 2” and everyone knows the remix is always better than the original. Check out one the new remixes, Z-ro, Devin the Dude, & Juvenile – The Mule (Ratatat Remix)...more
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Hot Chip @ Antone's
Hot Chip will be performing right here in Austin on April 25th at Antone’s, tickets are $15 and you can bet your bollocks to a barn dance that I will be front and center…more
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Max Barry presents The Company @ Bookpeople
You might think that observational office-centric humor has been over done, what with Office Space and two versions of The Office, Anglo and American. And who
Posted about 1 year ago.among the old skool setcan forget the venerable Nine to Five, the movie and both incarnations of the television show? Dabney Coleman is a genius! But have you ever experienced office satire…in book form!?more
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THE BOTTLE ROCKETS @ Stubb's Bar-B-Q
Mice and Rifles had been receiving accolades around town even before they released their debut EP All Kites Up last winter. The album only further cemented their reputation as one of Austin’s best alt. country outfits, drawing a haunted and somber sound of American wastelands behind Kevin Brinkkoeter’s ominous voice and dark lyrics…
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Best Fwends
Nick, from the Blog, The Rich Girls are Weeping, weally likes Best Fwends. He agrees that ‘Dustin from Best Fwends is a comic genius.’ http://therichgirlsareweeping.blogspot.com/2007/03/todays-recaps-come-courtesy-of-two.html
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Awesome Cool Duded
Blogger Covert Curiosity raves about a SXSW performance by the Dudes: “Holy crap these guys put on a great show. All dressed head-to-toe in matching atheletic uniforms and belting out some of the funkiest dance inspired tunes that I’ve heard from any local act, the Awesome Cool Dudes make sure to have a good time when they plug in the keyboard…” http://covertcuriosity.blogspot.com/
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AM Syndicate
The blog Austin Sound writes of AM Syndicate: “On their new Love EP, the group offers a much tighter and more mellow sound, but no less vibrant and ambitious…Watching the group perform is enthralling as the quartet produces such grandious arrangements that unfold a galloping post-rock swirl propelled by keys and a wide-ranging trans-national percussion…†http://www.austinsound.net/SOAMSyndicate
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Rob Crow @ The Mohawk
Indie HQ includes Rob Crow (of Pinback) on its schedule of under-the-radar SXSW bands to catch: http://indiehq.com/2007/03/13/going-to-sxsw-here-are-my-under-the-radar-recommends/
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Del Castillo
Club Kingsnake blogger says Del Castillo’s SXSW performance “had the sound of a polished, pro rock band. Alex Ruiz is a consummate frontman. He’s sexy, and cocky, and his vocals were powerful. The del Castillo brothers, Rick and Mark, handle guitar duties in the band, and they impressed the hell out of me.” http://club.kingsnake.com/
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He Was A Quiet Man @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown
Lauren on Metroblogging Austin posted a positive review on this movie: “Then it was time for He Was A Quiet Man, a film about love and workplace violence, which was pretty great, but it wasn’t NEARLY as entertaining as the director’s rant against HD during the Q&A. You could practically hear the color drain out of people’s faces…” http://austin.metblogs.com/
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