Andrew Bird w/ Eugene Mirman
Southern Theatre
March 20, 2012
Opener Eugene Mirman
Category Archives: Photos
Photos: Head and the Heart, Drew Grow & the Pastors’ Wives, Black Girls @ Newport Music Hall
The Head and the Heart, Drew Grow & the Pastors’ Wives, Black Girls
Newport Music Hall
March 10, 2012
Head and the Heart
Drew Grow & the Pastors’ Wives
Black Girls
Photos: Warbringer, Iced Earth, Symphony X
As long as there are dudes between the ages of 25 and 45, heavy metal will never die. That much was evident Wednesday night at The Newport when nearly a thousand black t-shirt wearing dudes (yes, there were women in attendance but the men far outnumbered the women) banged their heads and threw devil horns in the air as Symphony X, Iced Earth and Warbringer performed mosh-pit-inspiring metal.
Warbringer
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Photos: The Black Keys at The Schottenstein Center
The Black Keys played in front of over 10,000 people in Columbus, Ohio on Sunday. Parts of the show were barebones. Parts were majestic. People loved it.
I figured I would share some candid photos with our good readers of DW.
Posted in Columbus, Music, Photos, Wes Flexner
Tagged DJ Detox, homage, martin hugo, Michael Carney, The Black Keys
Photos: Sharon Van Etten & Shearwater @ The Wex
Sharon Van Etten & Shearwater
Wexner Center for the Arts
February 14, 2012
Sharon Van Etten
Shearwater
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Photos: Craig Finn of the Hold Steady @ The Basement
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Photos: Donewaiting 9th Anniversary
Feat. Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments, Sundown, P. Blackk, Bill Fox, DJ Detox
Ace of Cups
February 3, 2012
TJSA
Sundown
Zero Star
Photos/Review: Anthrax, Testament, Death Angel @ The LC (2.3.12)
In late 2010, 3 of the “Big 4” (Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax) performed outdoors at the LC. Last night, Anthrax returned with two more of thrash metals biggest bands – Testament and Death Angel for an indoor triple thrash threat.
Death Angel started earlier than expected though metalheads had been lined up in front of the LC hours in advance so most didn’t miss much of the band’s abbreviated 6-song (I think) set. While Testament and Anthrax have continued to release material that sounds as if it was recorded in the late ’80s, Death Angel has gotten heavier, faster and louder over the years and their blistering set was the surprise of the night.
