Rhymefest, Strange Fruit Project x More | The Boiler Room | Saturday, Oct. 16 2010 | 8:30pm
Tickets: $15
Doors open at 8:30pm
The Boiler Room | 2723 Elm Street | Dallas, Texas
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Rhymefest | Strange Fruit Project x More at The Boiler Room 10.16.2010
Big Sean x Mickey Factz x Freesol x Androppolis | Trees | 9.25.2010
It's about that time Dallas, Matrimoney Clothing, Centre x Scoremore brings Big Sean x Mickey Factz to take over Trees with Freesol x local artists: Androppolis, Kevin Jack, Multi ID x Lil Tony. Only two days left to hit the pre-sale, so get off that BullS#*T and cop!
Buy tickets at: scoremoreshows.com
Trees | Dallas, TX 75226 | 2709 Elm St. | 214.741.1122
Real Street Jam 3.0 Event | Dallas, TX
Real Street Jam 3.0 | July 31, 2pm-9:30pm | 1837 Corinth St.
Free your day on Saturday, and snag $10 out of the bank because Real Street Jam is back and hosting another dope event this weekend. With skate/bmx best trick contest, 3 vs. 3 b-boy x b-girl comps, live graffiti art and music the Real Street Jam is a true celebration of Urban Culture, and host vendors like Loyal KNG, which will be out stuntin' with a sneak-peak of their new Summer 2010 line along with more local vendors, as well liveness by DJ Mutemor, DJ Priest, x DJ Soi - and if you hit the Kick N Habits event you know that boy DJ Soi get's bizzay. So tell ya mama's mama, your crew, your girl's, their crew and enjoy good people and life at the Real Street Jam 3.0 event this Saturday from 2pm-9:30pm.
PH
Stay True
Real Street Jam 3.0 | July 31, 2pm -9:30pm | 1837 Corinth Dallas, Tx
Miike Snow x Granada Recap - 6/7/2010
Monday, June 7th was definitely a night to remember for the sold out crowd at the Granada Theatre. We took our usual spot in front of the stage just in time to catch the unfamiliar sound of Canon Blue. I checked out a few songs before the show and was not only pleased with their sound, but also their live performance - considering frontman Daniel James plays all the instruments himself on Canon Blue's debut album "The Colonies." The set had a dreamy, folktronica haze blending sweet melodies with distorted sounds and heavy bass. Before they left the stage he warned the crowd we were " in for a real treat visually and aurally,” which was a huge understatement.
After machines produced enough fog to make it resemble the Devin the Dude show, blue-purple and white lasers blinded the crowd as six shadowy figures emerged on stage wearing mysterious white masks with a huge backdrop of their mascot, the Jackalope (a creepy rabbit with antlers). Meet Miike Snow, a swedish electronica-pop band - were no one in it is actually named Miike Snow. The six musicians on stage had quite the set up: guitar, keyboards and pianos, drums and synthesizers, fog machines, strobe lights and lasers of every color shining every which way - if that’s not a dance party, I don’t know what is. They started out with up-beat hits like “Cult Logic," “Plastic Jungle” and “Black and Blue” all from their self-titled debut. The song “Animal” was easily the crowd fave thanks to the extended outro that turned the crowd from swaying and nodding to full on out-of-control jumping, dancing and screaming. After an hour of pouring sweat and being pushed and shoved along with the crowd, I wanted to leave as soon as the last song finished, but when the mysterious figures returned for an encore to play “In search of” I suddenly didn’t mind that my make-up was running, my jeans were stuck to my legs, and my hair was knotted. That song was mind-blowing and Miike Snow successfully put on one of the greatest live shows I have ever seen. It will be awhile before the Granada experiences something like that again.
Devin The Dude x Suite 420 Tour x Granada Theater
Started off the Memorial Day weekend with my first Devin The Dude show on May 29, 2010. Devin The Dude, Jugg Mugg, Rob Quest x the rest of the crew definitely put on a good show and showed some love to Dallas on their last stop of the tour. Rob Quest is prob. one of the happiest dudes I've ever seen; cat was smiling and just enjoying life for the whole show...him being blind definitely doesn't stop him from enjoying himself - was a beautiful moment. Check some rawness from the show:
Young The Giant x Everest x Minus The Bear @ Granada 5/15/10 Recap
So a few chaps and I are rushing to the show trying to get some decent spots since we are running a bit late to the Granada, and of course we had to hit the bar first before hand. As we stumble into the theater hall we were hit with the booming melodies of Young The Giant, and through all the rush are able to get some pretty dope seats right in front of the stage.
Although I've never heard of them, California based opener Young The Giant instantly grabbed my attention with their pop indie energetic, original and pure sound and the stage persona was nothing short of that as well due to the singers funky foot work.
After Young The Giant came, L.A. based band Everest, which at first took me awhile to get into, hit the stage with their heavy kick drum patterns and bass riffs. Their sound was definitely different; the band opened up with a tune that had a folkish feel to it, which was a 360 from Young The Giant's high octane indie sound, but after two songs deep into the set Everest started to grow on me. Everest seems to be pioneering their own sound with flashes of blues, folk, indie, pop and groove that sets forth a sprightly feeling to the ear drum.
Then came the heavy Minus The Bear, who probably had the best setlist I've heard at a live show. Thinking they would deviate from playing a hefty chunk of songs from their new album "Omni" since it just dropped a little less than two weeks ago, the band did the exact opposite along with a good mix of tracks from "Planet Of Ice" and "Menos El Oso" albums as well, along with the band loving Dallas so much to play a handle full of encore songs due to the DFW showing a slew of love. All in All, all the three bands turned out a completely flawless show...proper.
After Young The Giant came, L.A. based band Everest, which at first took me awhile to get into, hit the stage with their heavy kick drum patterns and bass riffs. Their sound was definitely different; the band opened up with a tune that had a folkish feel to it, which was a 360 from Young The Giant's high octane indie sound, but after two songs deep into the set Everest started to grow on me. Everest seems to be pioneering their own sound with flashes of blues, folk, indie, pop and groove that sets forth a sprightly feeling to the ear drum.Then came the heavy Minus The Bear, who probably had the best setlist I've heard at a live show. Thinking they would deviate from playing a hefty chunk of songs from their new album "Omni" since it just dropped a little less than two weeks ago, the band did the exact opposite along with a good mix of tracks from "Planet Of Ice" and "Menos El Oso" albums as well, along with the band loving Dallas so much to play a handle full of encore songs due to the DFW showing a slew of love. All in All, all the three bands turned out a completely flawless show...proper.
Check some rawness from the show & more at Thetunnelvision Youtube Channel.
Young The Giant: Cough Syrup
Everest: "Let Go" x "Keeping The Score"
Minus The Bear: "Knights" x "My Time" x "Secret Country" x "Dayglow Vista Road" x "Into The Mirror"
Young The Giant: Cough Syrup
Everest: "Let Go" x "Keeping The Score"
Minus The Bear: "Knights" x "My Time" x "Secret Country" x "Dayglow Vista Road" x "Into The Mirror"
Be sure to cop new ablums: Minus The Bear "Omni" x Everest "On Approach" and look for Young The Giant's new drop out soon.
PH
Stay True
