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Category Archives: Concert Review
Concert Review: GasTown Lamps and Sexwolph at Cafe Acoustic, 11/9/13
The change had really been coming for a while but it seemed very sudden at the time and the result was unpredictable. One of St. Joseph’s strongest draws, The GasTown Lamps, saw an opportunity to expand their sound and jumped … Continue reading
Classic Concert Review: Paul Westerberg at The Grand Emporium, Kansas City, MO 3/4/05
Some decisions you make in life seem insignificant at the time but in retrospect are important keyframes in your life. My decision to see Paul Westerberg live at The Grand Emporium back in 2005 definitely qualifies. In many ways I … Continue reading
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Tagged 3/4/05, Classic concert Review, concert, fans, Grand Emporium, greatness, Here Comes A Regular, hot, Kansas City, Kansas City Star, Let The Bad Times Roll, live, Live Review, Missouri, Paul Westerberg, Psychopharmacology, Replacements, show review, Skyway
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Concert Review: Todd Snider at Knucklehead’s Saloon in Kansas City, MO 10/16/13
Todd Snider has no children; doesn’t want children actually and he just records and tours. Todd Snider pretty much just plays music. When one tour is over it seems the next is being planned and his fans never tire of his … Continue reading
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Tagged 10/16/13, 2013, concert review, East Nashville, electric, Gary Coleman, Hang On Sloopy, In The Beginning, Kansas City, Knuckleheads, live, mandolin, Missouri, October 16, Play A Train Song, setlist, show review, The Coal Men, The Devil You Know, Todd Snider
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Setlist: Colby Walter sings Dylan at Cafe Acoustic 10/17/13
Setlist from Colby Walter sings Dylan at Cafe Acoustic on 10/17/13: She Belongs To Me (Bringing It All Back Home) All I Really Wanna Do (Another Side) In The Mood (Biograph) The Times They Are A-Changin’ (The Times They Are A-Changin’) Love Minus … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Dylan, Cafe Acoustic, Colby sings Dylan, Colby Walter, concert review, covers, Missouri, Seth Campbell, setlist, St. Joseph, tribute
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Concert Review: Rancid / Tim Timebomb in Lawrence, KS 9/21/13
At this point Rancid is a stone cold given as an elite band. I don’t mean just in the punk scene, I mean in rock in general, they are clearly a top tier act. There is no mistaking their contribution … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, 9/21/13, Branden Steineckert, concert review, Kansas, KS, Lars Frederiksen, Lawrence, legendary punk bands, live, Matt Freeman, punk, Rancid, setlist, show review, The Granada, the pit, Tim Armstrong, Tim Timebomb, Tim Timebomb and Friends, tour
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Concert Review: Radkey / Maps For Travelers at The Rendezvous in St. Joseph, MO 9/20/13
Radkey needed this show; they really did. Not because they needed money or wanted to sell some merch but because it was a marker of how far they have come. They could gauge this with crowds at RiotFest or record … Continue reading
Concert Review: Lucero Family Picnic 8/10/13 Little Rock, AR
Lucero’s 2013 family picnic didn’t go as planned. The much anticipated Tennessee white vinyl pressing was sadly not ready in time for the show and would have to be pre-ordered and shipped out later. It was limited to 500 … Continue reading
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Tagged 8/10/13, AR, Arkansas, August 10, Ben Nichols, concert review, Little Rock, Lucero, Lucero Family Picnic, Riverfest Amphitheatre, setlist, song list, songs, Tennessee, white vinyl
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Concert Review: Queens of the Stone Age / The Killers at Buzz Under The Stars 8/3/13
I hate big shows. I always wish bands I like the most success possible but bigger shows simply aren’t as enjoyable for me and I feel most concertgoers. It is inevitable that as bands gain popularity, more people will go … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon Flowers, Buzz Under The Stars, concert review, Cricket Wireless Amphitheater, Day & Age, Eugene Hütz, Gogol Bordello, Human, If I Had A Tail, Josh Homme, Like Clockwork, outdoor venue, QOTSA, Queens of the Stone Age, Sandstone, Songs For The Deaf, The Killers, The Virgins, Troy Van Leeuwen, When You Were Young
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