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Read More →This was my first time seeing the iconic band Weezer, and my only regret was not seeing them sooner. Going into the show, I wasn’t sure how it was going to go. It’s easy for a band to fall into performances becoming routine, especially for artists that have been on stage for three decades. As a fan, it is always disappointing, because you can tell, and the energy is just lacking. That past experience, coupled with the venue being a bit of an odd choice as a theater, I was a bit worried. From the moment they came on stage with My Name Is Jonas, all those concerns were swept away. Their banter between songs still feels natural and engaging, and not a rehearsed line that the stage hands could mimic from hearing it every night like clockwork. Rivers Cuomo, donning his trademark thick-rimmed glasses, immediately captured the audience’s attention ...
Read More →Our friends at The Punk Rock Museum were kind enough to invite us out to the opening celebration (and Joe’s Birthday) of their new Joe Strummer section. Amongst the attendees were Fat Mike, CJ Ramone, Joe Escalante, Linda Ramone, (DJ) Shepard Fairey as well as several local promoters, band members, and record labels. Artifacts in the new Joe Strummer section include Joe’s Telecaster guitar, and Marshall head, several hand written original lyrics sheets, photographs, and more. It’s a must see for any Clash Fan. ...
Read More →The folks at the Punk Rock Museum invited us to come check it out, so here’s some photos from our visit! ...
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