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Considering Dream Theater
Boston prog-metal veterans Dream Theater load into ACL Live at the Moody Theater this Saturday, July 7, with the Crimson Projekct opening. We spoke with keyboardist Jordan Rudess to lead off the Music Listings page in the Chronicle on Thursday. Here's some of what didn't make it into print.

9:07AM Wed. Jul. 4, 2012, Luke Winkie Read More | Comment »

The Bruce & Kelly Show
Earlier this year, Bruce Robison and Kelly Willis took over the Continental Club Gallery on Thursdays. Along with a crack band, the husband and wife team put on what I thought was the best local act I’ve seen so far this year. Great songs from both their catalogs, some new tunes, and a couple of wisely chosen covers combined for a knock-out set.

11:41AM Tue. Jul. 3, 2012, Jim Caligiuri Read More | Comment »

MEOW Discoveries 2012
My favorite South by Southwest moments always seem to involve the Badge and “the Reveal,” as reality shows are so fond of saying. For this one, late Nineties, I was standing on the street scanning badges when my eyes stopped on Carla DiSantis. You mean Rockrgrl magazine maven? Seattle savior of women’s rock? Yes m'am!

1:11PM Mon. Jul. 2, 2012, Margaret Moser Read More | Comment »

Fun Fun Fun Wields the Tomahawk
Another Friday, another Fun Fun Fun Fest video leak, and there's double excitement for old school alt.rock fans.

12:32PM Fri. Jun. 29, 2012, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Bonnie Raitt & Mavis Staples: Americana Soul
Americana music is so dominated by men that last night’s Austin City Limits taping featuring Bonnie Raitt and Mavis Staples was as refreshing as it was celebratory. The range of styles and deep-seated emotions made it memorable, but also demonstrated why both women have been revered for so long.

9:38AM Thu. Jun. 28, 2012, Jim Caligiuri Read More | Comment »

Get Real. Get Right. Get Savage: The Return of Barrence Whitfield
Barrence Whitfield & the Savages' visits to Austin in the Nineties are things of local legend. Wild, crazy nights of pure rock & soul abandon. Whitfield's reunited with the heart of the original band and returns to the Continental Club on Friday and Saturday nights, with Houston bluesman Little Joe Washington opening the latter show.

2:48PM Wed. Jun. 27, 2012, Kevin Curtin Read More | Comment »

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Southern Lord Tour
Timmy Hefner laid on me a perfect wedding present: Church of Misery headlining Chaos in Tejas at the onset of June. Five days later, my would-be spouse and I caught the Japanese doom merchants in San Francisco, which resulted in us getting our marriage license there. So when the local booker mentioned Thursday's Southern Lord bill at Red 7, I paid heed.

7:27PM Tue. Jun. 26, 2012, Raoul Hernandez Read More | Comment »

The Eastern Sea Unleashes ‘Plague’
The line for Stubb’s inside stage on Friday night snaked all the way down the block and threatened to turn the corner. Was the mainstay Red River venue hosting a concert on the outdoor stage? Nope. It was the Eastern Sea's CD release show. And as it both appeared and later turned out, it also doubled as the locals' first sold-out performance.

3:30PM Mon. Jun. 25, 2012, Abby Johnston Read More | Comment »

Rodney Crowell Returns
When the right words and music meet, they take us places we never want to leave. And we won’t, because we then carry the songs within us. Writing books, Rodney Crowell will agree, is different. This Friday, June 29, 5pm, he reads from his memoir Chinaberry Sidewalks at Waterloo Records in advance of his Paramount Theatre appearance Saturday.

1:07PM Mon. Jun. 25, 2012, Margaret Moser Read More | Comment »

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