Friday April 22, 2011
Entrain, The Bodeans.. and special guest play a free show noon to 3pm on the Rose Fitzgerald Greenway in boston
colin hay?
THE ALL NEW BOSTON BOARDIES GATHERING THREAD
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Posted 18 April 2011 - 05:28 PM
Nate Wilson Group / TownshipFriday, May 13
Doors at 8 PM; Show at 9 PM; 18+ show
Advance Box Office Price $10
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Posted 24 April 2011 - 05:55 PM
The 18th Annual Radio 92.9 EarthFest will return to The MA Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Hatch Memorial Shell in Boston on May 21 2011 with a stellar line-up that includes LIVE’s Ed Kowalczyk, OK Go, Sponge and Atomic Tom. Presented by Whole Foods Market, the free festival is a celebration for the Earth, showcasing national and local music acts, environmentally friendly products and local non-profit environmental organizations.
Atomic Tom
Lead vocalist Luke White began writing demos in 2006 with Philip Galitzine on bass, adding guitarist Eric Espiritu in 2007. By early 2009, drummer Tobias Smith completed the circle. "We knew we had the green light," says Luke.
After countless New York area shows, ATOMIC TOM started to hear their lyrics shouted back at them at shows, "We knew the time was right for a full-length record."
From the exhilarating electronica-meets-arena-rock shuffle of “Let Let Go”, the epic romanticism of "We Were Never Meant To Be", and the hauntingly delicate "Play That Dirty Girl", ATOMIC TOM’S debut LP demonstrates remarkable musical ability and diversity, married with an innate sense of how to connect with an audience on a grand scale. "It’s possible to reach each and every individual in an eighty thousand seat stadium," claims Philip. "You can make an enormous, towering sound and still say something deeply meaningful and musical.” They plan to do just that.
The band's first single, “Take Me Out”, neatly summarizes the theme of the record: “It’s a vulnerable song. It’s about letting people into your life, letting people rescue you,” explains Luke. “Admitting that you need that, and then asking for it…that’s a very difficult task, though it’s something everyone goes through at some point.
Sponge
It's a classic music industry tale: musicians who have been struggling for years at success in the business are suddenly "discovered" and considered an "overnight sensation." "This doesn't feel like an overnight sensation to me," Vinnie Dombroski told Rolling Stone. Dombroski is the front man for the band Sponge, who exploded onto the music scene in 1994 with their debut album Rotting Pinata. The five members of Sponge have worked hard to find their place in the spotlight and know that in this fickle world they could just be a flash in the pan. However, they plan to be much more than that.
Sponge hails from Detroit, Michigan, a city that for a while bred many star musicians. But as Dombroski explained in Circus, "There's a real lack of opportunity [in Detroit]. Because of that people turn to music as a form of sustenance." That's exactly what all of the members of Sponge did starting in the mid 1980s. Growing up in the same working-class area, they've known each other most of their lives, although they played in different bands on the local scene.
Ok Go
In the year since EMI issued OK Go’s acclaimed third album, Of the Blue Colour of the Sky, the Los Angeles quartet has gone from being a rare young light on a major label to arguably the world’s most bleeding edge independent outfit. You probably know the bit about the treadmills by now (if not, you can read Ira Glass’s account below), but one can authoritatively say that those trusty treadmills shot the band into both better health and a technicolor zone beyond the hoary indie-versus-major debate.
Billboard called them “trailblazing,” the head of Apple’s marketing said they were “the first post-internet band, the first band to use the internet as a medium of art, not just commerce.” BusinessWeek praised their new model of “proactive creative types… looking beyond traditional parameters to get support for their work.” OK Go’s project is one of the modern age, of unlimited possibility, where infectious songs, inventive videos, surprising live shows, and an articulate, forward-thinking back-end combine into a total work by a defiantly do-it-yourself band without a shoestring budget. The band says they just like “making stuff.”
LIVE's Ed Kowalczyk
As the lead singer of Live, Ed Kowalczyk fronted one of the most successful American post-grunge bands of the ‘90s, coming to prominence with their 1994 sophomore album, Throwing Copper. With his bald head and intense eyes, Kowalczyk cut a distinctive figure, but what separated him from other ‘90s alt-rockers was his utter earnestness: he adopted U2’s open-hearted stance as his own, preferring sincerity to irony.
Live released seven albums between 1991 and 2006 before splitting, with Kowalczyk launching a solo career in 2010 with Alive. Alive was Ed Kowalczyk’s first major activity outside of Live in his professional career.
Atomic Tom
Lead vocalist Luke White began writing demos in 2006 with Philip Galitzine on bass, adding guitarist Eric Espiritu in 2007. By early 2009, drummer Tobias Smith completed the circle. "We knew we had the green light," says Luke.
After countless New York area shows, ATOMIC TOM started to hear their lyrics shouted back at them at shows, "We knew the time was right for a full-length record."
From the exhilarating electronica-meets-arena-rock shuffle of “Let Let Go”, the epic romanticism of "We Were Never Meant To Be", and the hauntingly delicate "Play That Dirty Girl", ATOMIC TOM’S debut LP demonstrates remarkable musical ability and diversity, married with an innate sense of how to connect with an audience on a grand scale. "It’s possible to reach each and every individual in an eighty thousand seat stadium," claims Philip. "You can make an enormous, towering sound and still say something deeply meaningful and musical.” They plan to do just that.
The band's first single, “Take Me Out”, neatly summarizes the theme of the record: “It’s a vulnerable song. It’s about letting people into your life, letting people rescue you,” explains Luke. “Admitting that you need that, and then asking for it…that’s a very difficult task, though it’s something everyone goes through at some point.
Sponge
It's a classic music industry tale: musicians who have been struggling for years at success in the business are suddenly "discovered" and considered an "overnight sensation." "This doesn't feel like an overnight sensation to me," Vinnie Dombroski told Rolling Stone. Dombroski is the front man for the band Sponge, who exploded onto the music scene in 1994 with their debut album Rotting Pinata. The five members of Sponge have worked hard to find their place in the spotlight and know that in this fickle world they could just be a flash in the pan. However, they plan to be much more than that.
Sponge hails from Detroit, Michigan, a city that for a while bred many star musicians. But as Dombroski explained in Circus, "There's a real lack of opportunity [in Detroit]. Because of that people turn to music as a form of sustenance." That's exactly what all of the members of Sponge did starting in the mid 1980s. Growing up in the same working-class area, they've known each other most of their lives, although they played in different bands on the local scene.
Ok Go
In the year since EMI issued OK Go’s acclaimed third album, Of the Blue Colour of the Sky, the Los Angeles quartet has gone from being a rare young light on a major label to arguably the world’s most bleeding edge independent outfit. You probably know the bit about the treadmills by now (if not, you can read Ira Glass’s account below), but one can authoritatively say that those trusty treadmills shot the band into both better health and a technicolor zone beyond the hoary indie-versus-major debate.
Billboard called them “trailblazing,” the head of Apple’s marketing said they were “the first post-internet band, the first band to use the internet as a medium of art, not just commerce.” BusinessWeek praised their new model of “proactive creative types… looking beyond traditional parameters to get support for their work.” OK Go’s project is one of the modern age, of unlimited possibility, where infectious songs, inventive videos, surprising live shows, and an articulate, forward-thinking back-end combine into a total work by a defiantly do-it-yourself band without a shoestring budget. The band says they just like “making stuff.”
LIVE's Ed Kowalczyk
As the lead singer of Live, Ed Kowalczyk fronted one of the most successful American post-grunge bands of the ‘90s, coming to prominence with their 1994 sophomore album, Throwing Copper. With his bald head and intense eyes, Kowalczyk cut a distinctive figure, but what separated him from other ‘90s alt-rockers was his utter earnestness: he adopted U2’s open-hearted stance as his own, preferring sincerity to irony.
Live released seven albums between 1991 and 2006 before splitting, with Kowalczyk launching a solo career in 2010 with Alive. Alive was Ed Kowalczyk’s first major activity outside of Live in his professional career.
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Posted 29 April 2011 - 12:31 PM
Mark Wahlbergs latest project... "Ted" just started filming and also Kevin James is filming "Here Comes the Boom"
been getting extra casting notices on both for a couple weeks.... so likely doing locations for one of those...
april 27th
We first heard about the movie Ted more than a year ago and now it looks like it is finally going to begin filming in Boston tomorrow!
In the movie, Mark Wahlberg stars as a man whose childhood teddy bear comes to life and remains his best friend into adulthood, causing rifts in many of his other relationships. Ted marks the feature directorial debut of Seth MacFarlane and also stars Mila Kunis, Joel McHale and Jessica Stroup.
Tomorrow, they will be filming on Treamont St in Bay Village where they have reportedly turned the building into a Liberty Rent-a-Car.
We’ve also reported that they will be shooting at 441 Atlantic Ave in Swampscott, MA on May 4, 5, and 6.
On May 12th they will be filming at Charlie’s Sandwich Shoppe in Boston and on May 18th and 19th they will be filming at Chandler and St. Charles streets in Boston’s South End.
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Here Comes The Boom, which is currently filming in Quincy, MA, isn’t just a funny movie, its a green one too.
The set of the Kevin James film has been designed to reduce waste and be more eco-friendly.
Plastic water bottles and non-biodegradable paper cups have been banned while costumes are sent to an environmentally-friendly dry-cleaner. They have also made several sets using sustainable bamboo.
A production spokesperson recently said, “We strive to reduce waste and recycle as much as possible. Eliminating water bottles reduces the transportation of those bottles and excess waste after use. Similarly, dry cleaning, energy generation and sustainable lumber are a focus due to their supply chain impacts.”
It’s great to hear about an entire production that is trying to help the planet, hopefully more films will adopt the same practice!
been getting extra casting notices on both for a couple weeks.... so likely doing locations for one of those...
april 27th
We first heard about the movie Ted more than a year ago and now it looks like it is finally going to begin filming in Boston tomorrow!
In the movie, Mark Wahlberg stars as a man whose childhood teddy bear comes to life and remains his best friend into adulthood, causing rifts in many of his other relationships. Ted marks the feature directorial debut of Seth MacFarlane and also stars Mila Kunis, Joel McHale and Jessica Stroup.
Tomorrow, they will be filming on Treamont St in Bay Village where they have reportedly turned the building into a Liberty Rent-a-Car.
We’ve also reported that they will be shooting at 441 Atlantic Ave in Swampscott, MA on May 4, 5, and 6.
On May 12th they will be filming at Charlie’s Sandwich Shoppe in Boston and on May 18th and 19th they will be filming at Chandler and St. Charles streets in Boston’s South End.
**********
Here Comes The Boom, which is currently filming in Quincy, MA, isn’t just a funny movie, its a green one too.
The set of the Kevin James film has been designed to reduce waste and be more eco-friendly.
Plastic water bottles and non-biodegradable paper cups have been banned while costumes are sent to an environmentally-friendly dry-cleaner. They have also made several sets using sustainable bamboo.
A production spokesperson recently said, “We strive to reduce waste and recycle as much as possible. Eliminating water bottles reduces the transportation of those bottles and excess waste after use. Similarly, dry cleaning, energy generation and sustainable lumber are a focus due to their supply chain impacts.”
It’s great to hear about an entire production that is trying to help the planet, hopefully more films will adopt the same practice!
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Posted 29 April 2011 - 04:35 PM
Anyone ever go to, or going to MAYFAIR in Cambridge this Sunday?
Looks like a shit ton of live music of varying influences.....
The Main Stage - At the Super Crosswalk, (Produced by Matthew Walt)
12:00pm The Grownup Noise [URL="http://www.thegrownupnoise.com/"]http://www.thegrownupnoise.com[/URL]
1:00pm Naked on Roller Skates [URL]http://www.facebook.com/norsrock[/URL]
2:00pm To Be Announced
3:00pm Spirit Kid [URL]http://www.spiritkidmusic.com/[/URL]
4:00pm Leo Blais [URL]http://www.leoblais.com/[/URL]
5:00pm Viva Viva [URL]http://www.thisisvivaviva.com/[/URL]
Between Sets: DJ Mistaker [URL]http://thefabempire....ag/dj-mistaker/[/URL]
Club Passim Stage at Brattle & Church, (Produced by Matt Smith) http://www.harvardsq...c282a10/MF.aspx
12pm Connor Garvey - [URL="http://www.connorgarveysongs.com/"]http://www.connorgarveysongs.com[/URL]
1pm The Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library - [URL]http://www.michaeljepstein.com/[/URL]
2pm Margaret Glaspy - [URL]http://www.myspace.com/margaretglaspy[/URL]
3pm Jake Hill - [URL]http://jakehillmusic.com/[/URL]
4pm Tall Heights - [URL]http://www.tallheights.com/[/URL]
5pm Della Mae - [URL]http://heyheydellamae.com/[/URL] (hotties who do bluegrass!!!)
Longy Stage in Winthrop Park, (Produced by Sarah Collins)
12:00pm LeeAnn Sutton’s Suzuki Viola Class
12:30pm Saxophone Quartet (Ken Radnofsky’s students)
1:00pm Sandy Kiefer’s Suzuki Cello Class
1:30pm Mariia Gorkun and Olha Patramanska violin duo
2:00pm Juan Ruiz (clarinet) and Jose Jurinao (double bass)
3:00pm Cristi Catt’s A Capella group
3:30pm Redline Brass Quintet
4:30pm Meghan Miller’s flute students
5:30pm Iliana Hagenah (harp)
The Institute of Politics Stage - Brattle Plaza
Harvard Magic Club
Women's Initiative in leadership at the Institute of Politics
Citizenship Tutoring
Class Clowns
Circle of Women
Ghungroo (South Asian Dancing)
WHRB (Harvard radio Station)
Community Action Committee at The Institute of Politics
[COLOR=#24b5c7]Church Street[B] Parking Lot Stage – Border Caf
Looks like a shit ton of live music of varying influences.....
The Main Stage - At the Super Crosswalk, (Produced by Matthew Walt)
12:00pm The Grownup Noise [URL="http://www.thegrownupnoise.com/"]http://www.thegrownupnoise.com[/URL]
1:00pm Naked on Roller Skates [URL]http://www.facebook.com/norsrock[/URL]
2:00pm To Be Announced
3:00pm Spirit Kid [URL]http://www.spiritkidmusic.com/[/URL]
4:00pm Leo Blais [URL]http://www.leoblais.com/[/URL]
5:00pm Viva Viva [URL]http://www.thisisvivaviva.com/[/URL]
Between Sets: DJ Mistaker [URL]http://thefabempire....ag/dj-mistaker/[/URL]
Club Passim Stage at Brattle & Church, (Produced by Matt Smith) http://www.harvardsq...c282a10/MF.aspx
12pm Connor Garvey - [URL="http://www.connorgarveysongs.com/"]http://www.connorgarveysongs.com[/URL]
1pm The Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library - [URL]http://www.michaeljepstein.com/[/URL]
2pm Margaret Glaspy - [URL]http://www.myspace.com/margaretglaspy[/URL]
3pm Jake Hill - [URL]http://jakehillmusic.com/[/URL]
4pm Tall Heights - [URL]http://www.tallheights.com/[/URL]
5pm Della Mae - [URL]http://heyheydellamae.com/[/URL] (hotties who do bluegrass!!!)
Longy Stage in Winthrop Park, (Produced by Sarah Collins)
12:00pm LeeAnn Sutton’s Suzuki Viola Class
12:30pm Saxophone Quartet (Ken Radnofsky’s students)
1:00pm Sandy Kiefer’s Suzuki Cello Class
1:30pm Mariia Gorkun and Olha Patramanska violin duo
2:00pm Juan Ruiz (clarinet) and Jose Jurinao (double bass)
3:00pm Cristi Catt’s A Capella group
3:30pm Redline Brass Quintet
4:30pm Meghan Miller’s flute students
5:30pm Iliana Hagenah (harp)
The Institute of Politics Stage - Brattle Plaza
Harvard Magic Club
Women's Initiative in leadership at the Institute of Politics
Citizenship Tutoring
Class Clowns
Circle of Women
Ghungroo (South Asian Dancing)
WHRB (Harvard radio Station)
Community Action Committee at The Institute of Politics
[COLOR=#24b5c7]Church Street[B] Parking Lot Stage – Border Caf
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Posted 29 April 2011 - 05:20 PM
there is also http://cambridgescie...leOfEvents.aspx and http://mit150.mit.edu/open-house
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Posted 05 May 2011 - 12:22 PM
in the unlikely event anyone wants to be an extra in the Kevin James movie... they are looking for "crowd members" for MMA fight scenes in Lowell, MA
http://www.onsetprod...aspx?showID=144
http://www.onsetprod...aspx?showID=144
prolly just looks at the dollar amount, prolly
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Posted 06 May 2011 - 02:55 PM
I have free pairs of passes to the following advance screenings for Monday, May 9th - PM me if you have interest. (Boston/Cambridge)
Hesher with Joseph Gordon-Levitt
and
Forks over Knives (Food Documentary.... )
Hesher with Joseph Gordon-Levitt
and
Forks over Knives (Food Documentary.... )
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Posted 10 May 2011 - 05:31 PM
NOT FOR PRESS
*** Do Not Reply to this email- Please reply to BostonBoomCasting@Gmail.com ***
BOSTON CASTING is looking for people who participate in the following group exercise classes: Cardio Kickboxing, Spinning, Aerobics and Yoga
We are also looking for folks who lift weight on a daily basis as well as a couple racquetball and tennis players.
This is for the Kevin James film "Here Comes the Boom"
Shoot will be on Wednesday May 11th or Thursday May 12th.
Pay will be $139/8 for SAG actors and $64/8 for Non-Union actors.
This will be a full 12 hour day and public transportation is not available to this location.
If interested and COMPLETELY available for the full day, please email a photo and contact information to BostonBoomCasting@Gmail.com. Please be sure to include your experience. Please only respond if you fit these descriptions and are physically fit.
No phone calls please.
Thanks!
Boston Casting
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NOT FOR PRESS
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Posted 03 June 2011 - 01:08 PM
If you are in the area Tommorrow, June 4th - - the Cambridge River Arts Festival is going on.... my lil Sierra and I attend every year - some fantastic vendors, great music and other live entertainment.
we'll be working at the sand sculpture table for a couple hours
CONNECT: FOLK & ROOTS STAGE
Weeks Footbridge at DeWolfe Street (Riverside)
Coordinators: TOAD and The Lizard Lounge
Host: Tom Bianchi, Cambridge-based Musician
Schedule:
12:00 Noon - Margaret Glaspy
1:00pm - Dietrich Strause
2:00pm - Darlingside
3:00pm - Sarah Borges
4:00pm - Ryan Fitzsimmons Band
5:00pm - Fandango
Margaret Glaspy
Born and raised in rural Northern California, Margaret Glaspy, singer/songwriter came to Boston a few years ago on a grant from the National Foundation for the Advancement of Arts, and plays regularly at Club Passim and the Lizard Lounge. Her credits also include performances at the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and New York City's Ziegfeld Theatre. She counts Ray Charles, Joni Mitchell, and James Taylor among the artists who have won her old soul at a young age.
Dietrich Strause
Dietrich Strause has been drawing in Boston audiences with poetic lyrics brought to life through his flowing finger-picking guitar, a mellifluously woven viola, and the pulse of a roots heartbeat. His band features of some of the Boston area's finest musicians, Billy Beard (Session Americana), Jim Larkin (Jesse Dee), and Laurence Scudder (The Ryan Montbleau Band).
Darlingside
Darlingside is a string rock quintet, based in Northampton, Mass., that features lush five-part harmonies, classical cello-violin duets and compelling break-beats. The band keeps audiences on their toes with their exuberant stage presence, spontaneous a cappella, frequent instrument switches, mind-boggling covers and a widely eclectic, cross-genre blend of original material.
Sarah Borges
Known to many nationwide due to relentless touring with her fiery rockin' band, The Broken Singles, Sarah has drawn praise throughout the country, including accolades from the Boston Globe ("the playfully charismatic Borges truly shines"), Time Out New York ("irresistible") and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ("just a whole lot of fun"). The band received raves in the New York Times for their "vivacious" live show and Borges was awarded "Local Female Vocalist of the Year" at the 2008 Boston Music Awards.
Ryan Fitzsimmons
While still a relative newcomer to Providence, Rhode Island, Ryan Fitzsimmons was nominated for Best Folk Act for 2004, and in 2007, he was awarded "Best Male Vocalist" in the Providence Phoenix Best Music Poll. He has performed at the Newport Folk Festival, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and many other venues throughout New England, including Cambridge's TOAD and The Lizard Lounge. He is currently finishing his second CD with David "Goody" Goodrich (Chris Smither and Peter Mulvey).
Fandango
Fandango is as much a spiritual renewal as it is a reinterpretation of some of the best soul, blues, gospel, and Americana music ever written. At their weekly Wednesday night residency at TOAD, Fandango frontman Fred Griffeth leads this congregation into soul and R&B righteousness! Fandango also includes Steve Cuoco on bass, Chris Anzalone on drums, Cliff Spencer on organ with Bob Enik and Kevin Belz sharing guitar duties.
we'll be working at the sand sculpture table for a couple hours
CONNECT: FOLK & ROOTS STAGE
Weeks Footbridge at DeWolfe Street (Riverside)
Coordinators: TOAD and The Lizard Lounge
Host: Tom Bianchi, Cambridge-based Musician
Schedule:
12:00 Noon - Margaret Glaspy
1:00pm - Dietrich Strause
2:00pm - Darlingside
3:00pm - Sarah Borges
4:00pm - Ryan Fitzsimmons Band
5:00pm - Fandango
Margaret GlaspyBorn and raised in rural Northern California, Margaret Glaspy, singer/songwriter came to Boston a few years ago on a grant from the National Foundation for the Advancement of Arts, and plays regularly at Club Passim and the Lizard Lounge. Her credits also include performances at the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and New York City's Ziegfeld Theatre. She counts Ray Charles, Joni Mitchell, and James Taylor among the artists who have won her old soul at a young age.
Dietrich Strause
Dietrich Strause has been drawing in Boston audiences with poetic lyrics brought to life through his flowing finger-picking guitar, a mellifluously woven viola, and the pulse of a roots heartbeat. His band features of some of the Boston area's finest musicians, Billy Beard (Session Americana), Jim Larkin (Jesse Dee), and Laurence Scudder (The Ryan Montbleau Band).
Darlingside
Darlingside is a string rock quintet, based in Northampton, Mass., that features lush five-part harmonies, classical cello-violin duets and compelling break-beats. The band keeps audiences on their toes with their exuberant stage presence, spontaneous a cappella, frequent instrument switches, mind-boggling covers and a widely eclectic, cross-genre blend of original material.
Sarah BorgesKnown to many nationwide due to relentless touring with her fiery rockin' band, The Broken Singles, Sarah has drawn praise throughout the country, including accolades from the Boston Globe ("the playfully charismatic Borges truly shines"), Time Out New York ("irresistible") and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ("just a whole lot of fun"). The band received raves in the New York Times for their "vivacious" live show and Borges was awarded "Local Female Vocalist of the Year" at the 2008 Boston Music Awards.
Ryan FitzsimmonsWhile still a relative newcomer to Providence, Rhode Island, Ryan Fitzsimmons was nominated for Best Folk Act for 2004, and in 2007, he was awarded "Best Male Vocalist" in the Providence Phoenix Best Music Poll. He has performed at the Newport Folk Festival, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and many other venues throughout New England, including Cambridge's TOAD and The Lizard Lounge. He is currently finishing his second CD with David "Goody" Goodrich (Chris Smither and Peter Mulvey).
FandangoFandango is as much a spiritual renewal as it is a reinterpretation of some of the best soul, blues, gospel, and Americana music ever written. At their weekly Wednesday night residency at TOAD, Fandango frontman Fred Griffeth leads this congregation into soul and R&B righteousness! Fandango also includes Steve Cuoco on bass, Chris Anzalone on drums, Cliff Spencer on organ with Bob Enik and Kevin Belz sharing guitar duties.
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Posted 28 June 2011 - 07:20 PM
hey everyone this thursday early eve i am singing with my band Lady J and The Trailer Trash Trio at The Reef Bar outside at the new england aquarium from 5 to 8 pm. no cover , great food, fun location and your favorite boston boardie 
hope to see yall there , also if anyone has any promotion stuff for vibes can you bring me some !!!!
hope to see yall there , also if anyone has any promotion stuff for vibes can you bring me some !!!!
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Posted 30 June 2011 - 01:12 PM
Free Tickets to Film @ MFA
July 13th
Synopsis:
Academy Award-winner Errol Morris’ TABLOID follows the much stranger-than-fiction adventures of Joyce McKinney, a former “beauty queen” whose single-minded devotion to the man of her dreams leads her across the globe and directly onto the front pages of the British tabloid newspapers. Joyce’s crusade for love and personal vindication, as illustrated by Morris, takes her through a surreal world of gunpoint abduction, manacled Mormons, oddball accomplices, bondage modeling, magic underwear and dreams of celestial unions. This notorious affair is barking mad. Equal parts love story, film noir, brainy B-movie and demented fairy tale, TABLOID is a delirious meditation on hysteria – both public and personal – from a filmmaker who continues to break down and blow open the documentary genre with his penetrating portraits of eccentric and profoundly complex characters. In TABLOID, Morris concocts another jaw-dropping portrayal, this time of a phenomenally driven woman whose romantic obsessions and delusions catapult her over the edge into scandal-sheet notoriety and an unimaginable life. Long before the days of Lindsay, Britney and the 24-hour news cycle, Joyce McKinney reigned as the ensnaring Femme Fatale accused of sexual defiance. In TABLOID, she is back, and Morris offers up his best guilty treasure.
http://www.filmmetro...vents/view/8937
July 13th
Synopsis:
Academy Award-winner Errol Morris’ TABLOID follows the much stranger-than-fiction adventures of Joyce McKinney, a former “beauty queen” whose single-minded devotion to the man of her dreams leads her across the globe and directly onto the front pages of the British tabloid newspapers. Joyce’s crusade for love and personal vindication, as illustrated by Morris, takes her through a surreal world of gunpoint abduction, manacled Mormons, oddball accomplices, bondage modeling, magic underwear and dreams of celestial unions. This notorious affair is barking mad. Equal parts love story, film noir, brainy B-movie and demented fairy tale, TABLOID is a delirious meditation on hysteria – both public and personal – from a filmmaker who continues to break down and blow open the documentary genre with his penetrating portraits of eccentric and profoundly complex characters. In TABLOID, Morris concocts another jaw-dropping portrayal, this time of a phenomenally driven woman whose romantic obsessions and delusions catapult her over the edge into scandal-sheet notoriety and an unimaginable life. Long before the days of Lindsay, Britney and the 24-hour news cycle, Joyce McKinney reigned as the ensnaring Femme Fatale accused of sexual defiance. In TABLOID, she is back, and Morris offers up his best guilty treasure.
http://www.filmmetro...vents/view/8937
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Posted 30 June 2011 - 01:20 PM
Boston Common: Today thru August 14th:
Shakespeare on the Common
Boston Common - Parkman Bandstand
July 27 - August 14 | FREE ADMISSION
Shakespeare on the Common
Boston Common - Parkman Bandstand
July 27 - August 14 | FREE ADMISSION
Tuesday - Saturday @ 8pm, Sundays @ 7pm
Matinee - July 30 @ 2pm
For its 16th season of Shakespeare on the Common, CSC is proud to present the comedy All’s Well That Ends Well—Shakespeare’s globe-trotting adventure story of how far one woman will go to win the heart of her beloved. Helena loves Bertram, but marriage is the last thing on Bertram’s mind. With boundless wit and tenacity, Helena pursues Bertram from Paris to Florence and through a maze of obstacles thrown at her by chance, circumstance, and her fiancé’s recalcitrance, finally emerging victorious
http://commshakes.or...ws_current.html
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Posted 01 July 2011 - 12:42 AM
hey everyone this thursday early eve i am singing with my band Lady J and The Trailer Trash Trio at The Reef Bar outside at the new england aquarium from 5 to 8 pm. no cover , great food, fun location and your favorite boston boardie
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Posted 07 July 2011 - 02:05 PM
no i am not playing there again till aug
come check out this festival i'm playing next weekend in maine only $50 or $60 at the gate , i'm playing sunday ( sunday is free this year) high noon
www.mainevocals.net
somersett county jam fest is what to look for under festivals and tickets
come check out this festival i'm playing next weekend in maine only $50 or $60 at the gate , i'm playing sunday ( sunday is free this year) high noon
www.mainevocals.net
somersett county jam fest is what to look for under festivals and tickets
#494
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- VibeTribe
- 18,129 posts
Posted 14 July 2011 - 01:38 PM
This could be pretty sweet... band list pending.
Jamaica Plain has no shortage of talented and diverse musicians, composers, and performers. On Saturday, August 20, they will have a chance to come together for one incredible day of music. They will be able to listen to each other perform and celebrate the incredible musical nexus that is Jamaica Plain. The festival will feature all genres, all ethnicities, all persuasions, all ages. It's for all of us.
The musicians that live in Jamaica Plain have played all over the city and country. Despite the thriving scene that manifests itself in a few local venues and basement shows, there hasn't been an opportunity for these artists to get together locally on a large scale.
The Jamaica Plain Music Festival's goal is to celebrate the diverse and creative sounds of many of our local musicians.
The concept of the Festival was developed by a group of long-standing residents. We have recently formed a 501c3, nonprofit corporation, and Board of Directors.
This festival is coordinated by a group of friends who are committed to music and the arts and Jamaica Plain. Our goal is to make this an annual event that will grow in size and attendance over the years.
Somerville has one. Cambridge has one. Now it's our turn.
Jamaica Plain has no shortage of talented and diverse musicians, composers, and performers. On Saturday, August 20, they will have a chance to come together for one incredible day of music. They will be able to listen to each other perform and celebrate the incredible musical nexus that is Jamaica Plain. The festival will feature all genres, all ethnicities, all persuasions, all ages. It's for all of us.
There is deep pride Jamaica Plain. It manifests in one-of-a-kind Mom and Pop stores, restaurants, bars, art galleries, sports leagues, and political, cultural, and historical groups.
The musicians that live in Jamaica Plain have played all over the city and country. Despite the thriving scene that manifests itself in a few local venues and basement shows, there hasn't been an opportunity for these artists to get together locally on a large scale.
The Jamaica Plain Music Festival's goal is to celebrate the diverse and creative sounds of many of our local musicians.
The concept of the Festival was developed by a group of long-standing residents. We have recently formed a 501c3, nonprofit corporation, and Board of Directors.
This festival is coordinated by a group of friends who are committed to music and the arts and Jamaica Plain. Our goal is to make this an annual event that will grow in size and attendance over the years.
#495
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- VibeTribe
- 18,129 posts
Posted 14 July 2011 - 01:42 PM
I'll be working at this event. It's Free, and on the water... it's a nice event.
this Saturday, July 16th.
http://www.newburypo...iverfront.shtml
this Saturday, July 16th.
http://www.newburypo...iverfront.shtml
#497
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- VibeTribe
- 18,129 posts
Posted 19 August 2011 - 05:22 PM
The JP Music Fest is TOMORROW.....
[SIZE=4]The line-up so far . . .[/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]
[/SIZE][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/briefawakening"]Brief Awakening[/URL][/SIZE]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/CoyoteKolb"]Coyote Kolb[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/people/Lenny-Lashley/1301676684"]Lenny Lashley[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://tallahasseeband.com/"]Tallahassee[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.myspace.com/mrsisterboston"]Mr. Sister[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3]
[/SIZE]
[URL="http://littlebones.bandcamp.com/"][SIZE=3]H. Marie Fox & Friends[/SIZE][/URL]
[/RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[LEFT][URL="http://soundcloud.com/jpmusicfestival/jpmusicfestival-2011-mixtape"]Mix tape: The first-ever JP Music Festival is Saturday, August 20, 2011[/URL] by [URL="http://soundcloud.com/jpmusicfestival"]JPMusicFestival[/URL] [/LEFT]
[RIGHT]
[URL="http://www.facebook.com/theangelicslugs?sk=info"][SIZE=3]The Angelic Slugs[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[SIZE=3][URL="http://www.erinharpe.com/fr_1.cfm"]The Delta Swingers[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://theneedyvisions.com/"]The Needy Visions[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Nickel-and-Dime-Band/328477860457?ref=ts"]The Nickel & Dime Band[/URL] [/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]with [URL="http://www.rickberlin.com/"]Rick Berlin[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][URL="http://www.jamesmerenda.com/"][SIZE=3]James Merenda & Ticklejuice[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Malicious-Intent/187239457994651"]Molly Pope & Malicious Intent[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Old-Edison/81236596071"]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1311203050464The Old Edison[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[URL="http://www.myspace.com/oppositepeoplemusic"]
[/URL]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1311177449272
[SIZE=3][URL="http://www.myspace.com/wwwmyspacecomshepherdess"]Shepherdess[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1311177496520
[URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][SIZE=3]Sweatshop[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1312829204592[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://chrisnorth.bandcamp.com/"]The Chris North Dream Quartet[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[URL="http://chrisnorth.bandcamp.com/"]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][SIZE=3]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1312828804914[/SIZE][/URL][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][/RIGHT]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.themodelplanes.com/"]The Model Planes[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][SIZE=3]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1312828686293[/SIZE][/URL][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][/RIGHT]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][URL="http://rokia.tripod.com/timinandi.html"][SIZE=3]Timinandi[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1313554367760[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][URL="http://www.myspace.com/sosolmusic"][SIZE=3]So Sol[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[SIZE=4]The line-up so far . . .[/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]
[/SIZE][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/briefawakening"]Brief Awakening[/URL][/SIZE][RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/CoyoteKolb"]Coyote Kolb[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/people/Lenny-Lashley/1301676684"]Lenny Lashley[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://tallahasseeband.com/"]Tallahassee[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.myspace.com/mrsisterboston"]Mr. Sister[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3]
[/SIZE][URL="http://littlebones.bandcamp.com/"][SIZE=3]H. Marie Fox & Friends[/SIZE][/URL]
[/RIGHT]
[/RIGHT]
[LEFT][URL="http://soundcloud.com/jpmusicfestival/jpmusicfestival-2011-mixtape"]Mix tape: The first-ever JP Music Festival is Saturday, August 20, 2011[/URL] by [URL="http://soundcloud.com/jpmusicfestival"]JPMusicFestival[/URL] [/LEFT]
[RIGHT]
[URL="http://www.facebook.com/theangelicslugs?sk=info"][SIZE=3]The Angelic Slugs[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT][RIGHT]
[SIZE=3][URL="http://www.erinharpe.com/fr_1.cfm"]The Delta Swingers[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT][RIGHT]
[/RIGHT][RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://theneedyvisions.com/"]The Needy Visions[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[/RIGHT][RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Nickel-and-Dime-Band/328477860457?ref=ts"]The Nickel & Dime Band[/URL] [/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]with [URL="http://www.rickberlin.com/"]Rick Berlin[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[/RIGHT][RIGHT][URL="http://www.jamesmerenda.com/"][SIZE=3]James Merenda & Ticklejuice[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]
[/RIGHT][RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Malicious-Intent/187239457994651"]Molly Pope & Malicious Intent[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Old-Edison/81236596071"]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1311203050464The Old Edison[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[URL="http://www.myspace.com/oppositepeoplemusic"]
[/URL]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1311177449272
[SIZE=3][URL="http://www.myspace.com/wwwmyspacecomshepherdess"]Shepherdess[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1311177496520
[URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][SIZE=3]Sweatshop[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1312829204592[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://chrisnorth.bandcamp.com/"]The Chris North Dream Quartet[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[URL="http://chrisnorth.bandcamp.com/"]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][SIZE=3]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1312828804914[/SIZE][/URL][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][/RIGHT]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][SIZE=3][URL="http://www.themodelplanes.com/"]The Model Planes[/URL][/SIZE][/RIGHT]
[URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][SIZE=3]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1312828686293[/SIZE][/URL][URL="http://www.sweatshopband.com/"][/RIGHT]
[/URL]
[RIGHT][URL="http://rokia.tripod.com/timinandi.html"][SIZE=3]Timinandi[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
[RIGHT]http://www.jpmusicfe...p=1313554367760[/RIGHT]
[RIGHT][URL="http://www.myspace.com/sosolmusic"][SIZE=3]So Sol[/SIZE][/URL][/RIGHT]
#498
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- VibeTribe
- 18,129 posts
Posted 26 August 2011 - 03:12 PM
**** Do Not Read Below if going to Wormtown ****
however if you are NOT and cannot go here are some things to do that weekend?
SAT 09/17 http://bostonfreedomrally.com/
shit ton of free music as always.
SUN 09/18 Rumble on The River
Pimps of Joytime: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Roots of Creation: 4:25 p.m. to 5:10 p.m.
Sea Monsters: 3:20 p.m. to 4:05 p.m.
Ghosts of Jupiter (Nate Wilson Group): 2:15 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Dub Apocalypse: 1 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.
Banana Phonetic: noon to 12:40 p.m.
however if you are NOT and cannot go here are some things to do that weekend?
SAT 09/17 http://bostonfreedomrally.com/
shit ton of free music as always.
SUN 09/18 Rumble on The River
Pimps of Joytime: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Roots of Creation: 4:25 p.m. to 5:10 p.m.
Sea Monsters: 3:20 p.m. to 4:05 p.m.
Ghosts of Jupiter (Nate Wilson Group): 2:15 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Dub Apocalypse: 1 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.
Banana Phonetic: noon to 12:40 p.m.
#500
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- VibeTribe
- 18,129 posts
Posted 31 August 2011 - 02:50 PM
*** NOT FOR PRESS ***
Boston Casting is currently seeking photo doubles for the following people for the upcoming film R.I.P.D. Please read the description below, very carefully, and only submit if you fit the specs we are looking for and closely resemble the actors.
Thanks!
*** NOT FOR PRESS ***
Boston Casting is currently seeking photo doubles for the following people for the upcoming film R.I.P.D. Please read the description below, very carefully, and only submit if you fit the specs we are looking for and closely resemble the actors.
Ryan Reynolds: Caucasian male, Between 6'1-6'3, dirty blonde hair.
Jeff Bridges: Caucasian male, between 6'0-6'2, Salt & Pepper/Gray Hair
If you fit the description and CLOSELY RESEMBLE one of the actors above, please send an email to RIPDExtrasCasting@Gmail.com. Be sure to include a current picture, height, weight and contact information. Any submissions that do not include this information will be disregarded.
Please do not submit if you do not fit either one of the descriptions above- more casting notices for other opportunities will come out shortly.
Thanks!
*** NOT FOR PRESS ***
