This coming Saturday, May 5, is shaping up to be a pretty fantastic one. ...
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Author Archives : Emily Matview
comics, music, coffee. @emilymatview
Last month marked the Revival Tour’s fourth stop in Vegas. And lest you think it has grown stale – rest assured that it has only gotten better with age. ...
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May 2, 2012
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Tagged chuck ragan, Cory Branan, laura jane grace, Nathaniel Rateliff
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Chris Behm, frontman for Chicago punk rockers Gunner’s Daughter just happened to be in town a few weeks ago so we did what any sensible person would do and snatched him up for a Stripped Down Session. ...
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We recently celebrated the first birthday of PunksinVegas.com with an anniversary bash at Alternate Reality Comics featuring Jesse Pino, Jeff Rowe and Bennett Mains. ...
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We reaped the benefits from Way Out West Fest in Arizona and caught up with Denver, Colorado’s Tin Horn Prayer while they were passing through town on their way to the festival. ...
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Local punk rock bands The Dirty Panties and The Gashers recently announced that they've signed with SquidHatRecords, a new, Vegas-based label that describes themselves as "artist-centric" with a "goal to help talented and passionate Las Vegas artists record and promote their music, develope their brand and incease their exposure to a larger audience." ...
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The latest edition of the Stripped Down Sessions features an Avengers-like team up of Chuck Ragan, Cory Branan, Nathaniel Rateliff, Jon Gaunt & Joe Ginsberg performing Ragan’s “Nomad by Fate.” The video was shot in one take just minutes before their April 20th show at the Aruba Hotel in Las Vegas. ...
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Apr 24, 2012
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It’s hard to believe that more than a decade has gone by since I attended the first Extreme Thing, and looking around, I can’t deny that there were moments at this year’s festival when I felt a little old and confused. Admittedly, I don’t understand the appeal of dubstep and some of the electronic elements that have seeped into pop punk and hardcore over the years, but at the same time, there was more to love than ever at this year’s festival. Read More » ...
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