Jake Kolesar performs on the CMC stage at 2:15pm on Sunday, July 15 Jake Kolesar is a 15-year-old indie-folk singer/songwriter from Cincinnati and the youngest performer playing Bunbury.
What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) I was wondering the same thing… What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? (1) It is incredibly underrated, (2) Home of Bootsy Collins and Graeters Ice Cream, (3) There is an awesome, but little-known music and acting scene in Cincy |
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Jake Kolesar
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Ume
Ume performs on the AliveOne stage at 4:30pm on Sunday, July 15 Ume is a 3-piece from Austin, Texas. Chromewaves.com describes Ume’s music as “Songs that balance sweet pop hooks with snarling heaviness, equal debts to punk, stoner, shoegaze and alt rock, insane guitar abuse/heroics and an audience awestruck and won over.”
What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) The dissonance created by the mating rituals of bumble bees (noticed the festival’s mascot was a bee, so giving it my best guess ;-) What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? It is the former home of the amazing WOXY radio station (RIP), known for its chili, and supposedly has a cymbal-only store that our drummer might need to check out. |
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Wussy
Wussy performs on the Landor stage at 3:00pm on Sunday, Wussy are a four-piece rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio fronted by ex-Ass Ponys frontman Chuck Cleaver and Lisa Walker. From my very own "Best of 2011" list, here’s what I said about Wussy’s Strawberry – "One wouldn’t expect Chuck Cleaver, the heavily tattooed Cincinnati songwriter, to produce his best collection of songs this late in his already highly-prolific career, but that’s exactly what he’s done."
What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) They make muffins and cookies and shit. What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? It’s hot as fuck here in the summer. A lot of really good bands by-pass us. We’re really into that god damned chili. |
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Good Old War
Good Old War performs on the Landor stage at 6:00pm on Sunday, July 15 Good Old War is an indie-folk trio from Philadelphia that has been touring this summer with The Counting Crows.
What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) Ok, Bunbury definitely refers to back in the day when people would cook bread and raise yeast by burying their buns underground in an old timey stove. Like the ones they used to use in the ground with hot coals or stones. What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? I know very little about Cincinnati to be honest. I’ve been there many times but never really got to know the real Cinci. We are like lovers who meet everytime I’m around and I don’t even know her name. But there’s something powerful that we both feel and feel it everytime in this wild whirlwind of a city. |
Bunbury Festival featured artist: Pomegranates
Pomegranates perform on the AliveOne stage at 3:00pm on Sunday, July 15 Pomegranates are a 4-piece from Cincinnati that play "a unique blend of stirring and surprising psychedelic dream rock that’s as tender as it is ass-kicking
What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) It is from an Oliver Wilde play, I think it means something akin to "an adventure". What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? It was a major pork processing city which is why it is called Porkopolis and we have the Flying Pig Marathon and also one of the big reasons P&G is here. Winston Churchill described Cincinnati as the most beautiful of all the inland American cities. The "Hall of Justice" on Superfriends was modeled after Union Terminal. |
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Yawn
Yawn perform on the Globili stage at 12:45pm on Sunday, July 15 Yawn is a 4-piece from Chicago that describes themselves as “4 young riff-raffs with a taste for musical adventure.” What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) Bunbury is that crazy new sex move everyone’s going around doing right? I hear it’s pretty wild but the old lady won’t let me try it out ;( What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? Our good friends Sister Crystals once hung around there. It’s considered the true cultural capital of north america…. and isn’t it the birthplace of bathsalts? |
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Margot and the Nuclear So and So’s
Margot and the Nuclear So and So’s performs on the Bud Light stage at 6:00pm on Sunday, July 15 Margot is an 8-piece rock band from Chicago and Indianapolis (and Columbus!). They make recorded music and play shows. – description from Margot’s Facebook page What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) Alternative for Lollapalooza? What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? It used to have one of our favorite venues of all time (Southgate House), there’s no WKRP in real life, and WOXY used to be here. |
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Child Bite
Child Bite perform on the Bud Light stage at 12:00pm on Sunday, July 15 Eastern Surf Magazine describes Child Bite, a four-piece from Ferndale, Michigan as “Schizophrenic post-punk, maniacal hardcore, the farthest flung art/spazz rock you can possibly imagine.” What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) It is a type of English bread; a loaf traditionally filled with figs, cashews, and senior citizen farts. What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? 1) 18% of Cincinnati’s herpes cases are known to have originated between the hours of 2am-4am inside the establishment currently known as Mayday. |
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Bunbury Festival featured artist: Black Owls
Black Owls perform on the AliveOne stage at 1:30pm on Sunday, July 15 Black Owls is a Granville,Ohio-based four piece self-described as “a masterful slice of booze-fueled super rock showcasing ironic proclivity to meld the majestic with the pitifully ordinary.” What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) Isn’t bunbury a term for an excuse. To get out of something you don’t want to do or some such thing. Like you’d rather be doing something else? What are 3 things that you know about Cincinnati? The Reds have won 5 world series. It has some of the most impressive Italianate architecture in the USA (we play in the OTR and it’s everywhere). It was a stockade of supplies for the Union armies in the Civil War. |
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Bunbury Festival featured artists: The Seedy Seeds
The Seedy Seeds perform on the BudLight stage at 4:30pm on Sunday, July 15 The Seedy Seeds are a fun/quirky/cute folk/electronic/indie trio from Cincinnati.
What does "bunbury" mean? (No cheating; give it your best guess) A Bunbury is a variant of the Bluebury and is used primarily in the production of delicious muffins. What does a festival like this mean for Cincinnati and/or Ohio? Honestly a festival like this doesn’t have to mean a lot for Cincinnati nor Ohio, and it will only mean anything if the city and the music community accepts it and runs with it. Too often, hats are hung on events and movements that are the creation of one tiny little sector of the community, while the rest of the community just waits for another one to be handed to them. "Sure our scene is awesome, we had Weezer play here once." What the Bunbury folks are trying to do here is raise the bar another notch, but in order for this to really take its place among the Bonnaroos and the Forecastles of this part of the country, it has to lead by example, not be the only example. What I HOPE that what it means for Ohio is that others will take up the cause of finding new and inventive ways to present live music and use Bunbury as a guidebook and annual reminder of how it’s done right; not just to sit back and wait year after year for someone else to do all the work for them again and again. What is one thing that people who aren’t from Cincinnati, whether it be other bands or festival attendees, should know about and/or see while in Cincinnati? Cincinnati is a fantastic city that sometimes does an embarrassingly bad job of pointing visitors in the direction of awesome things. Lurking just outside the business district of downtown: The Cincinnati Museum Center and Contemporary Arts Center are fantastic; the Cincinnati Zoo is quite literally second to one (#2 in the nation behind the Columbus Zoo!); Shake-It Records is one of the best record stores in the nation; and if you’re into completely amazing vintage guitars, check out Mike’s Music just up Vine Street. |
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