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Posted in MP3 | To Do | music on October 10, 2007
What's going on Wednesday? (The Felice Brothers)
DOWNLOAD: The Felice Brothers - Frankie's Gun! (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: The Felice Brothers - Roll On Arte (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: The Felice Brothers - Your Belly In My Arms (MP3)
* Radiohead's In Rainbows was released
* Jay Reatard is playing Cake Shop
* PJ Harvey is playing the Beacon Theatre
* The Donnas are playing Highline Ballroom
* The Hives open for Maroon 5 @ MSG
* Black Mountain & The Cave Singers are at Mercury Lounge
* The Raveonettes & Nicole Atkins are playing Southpaw
* The Music of Elton John & Bernie Taupin @ Carnegie Hall
* Earlimart & Office are playing Knitting Factory
* Health is playing for free at Studio B
* A lot of other bands are playing Studio B too
* Bruce Springesteen is at Continental Airlines
* I'm listening to the free album stream of "Complete Clapton"
* Jason Isbell (Drive by Truckers) is at Bowery Ballroom
* The Felice Brothers are opening for Jason Isbell
What are you doing the afternoon of Wednesday October 17th? What about the night before? More Felice Brothers tour dates below. What else?
The Felice Brothers - 2007 Tour Dates
Wed-Oct-10 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom support Jason Isbell
Sat-Oct-13 Woodstock, NY Woodstock Film Festival
Tues- 10-16 Brooklyn, NY- Southpaw- CMJ with Rosewood Thieves
Wed- 10-17 New York, NY UA Live! @ CMJ / Avalon
Sat- 10.27- Woodstock, NY- Levon Helms- Midnight Ramble
Tue-Nov-06 Memphis, TN Orpheum Theatre *
Wed-Nov-07 Birmingham, AL Alabama Theatre *
Thu-Nov-08 Charleston, SC The Plex *
Fri-Nov-09 Winston Salem, NC Millennium Center *
Sat-Nov-10 Norfolk, VA The NorVA *
Sun-Nov-11 Washington, DC DAR Constitution Hall *
Mon-Nov-12 Wilmington, DE Grand Opera House *
Wed-Nov-14 Binghamton, NY Magic City Music Hall *
Thu-Nov-15 Rochester, NY Main Street Armory *
Fri-Nov-16 Portsmouth, NH The Music Hall *
Sat-Nov-17 Providence, RI Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel *
Sun-Nov-18 Worcester, MA Palladium *
Mon-Nov-19 New York, NY Radio City Music Hall * (and w/ Thurston Moore)
* w/ Bright Eyes
Posted on October 10, 2007 3:30 PM
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According to Radio City's website, The Felice Brothers and Thurston Moore are also opening up for Bright Eyes there.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 3:40 PM
PJ Harvey!! I may get a nosebleed with my seats, but I don't care!!
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 3:50 PM
"According to Radio City's website, The Felice Brothers and Thurston Moore are also opening up for Bright Eyes there. "
you're right, updated, thx!
Posted by brooklynvegan | October 10, 2007 3:55 PM
I have a date with PJ tonight. How are the Loge seats? I have one right up at the front of first Loge. It seemed to be closer than the Orchestra seats I was getting at the time, plus it's center Loge.
Posted by pj night | October 10, 2007 3:58 PM
On the way to pj harvey, listening to new radiohead.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:02 PM
Felice Brother's on Vin Scelsa's Idiot's Delight
http://wfuv.venaca.com/archive/7406.asx
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:09 PM
Heh heh. Reatard.
Posted by Da Yoopers #1 Fan | October 10, 2007 4:12 PM
Thanks to craigslist, I got a third row loge for PJ Harvey as well. At Beacon, unless you're in the front section of the orchestra, loge is much better. I'd stay away from the balcony though.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:19 PM
"Thanks to craigslist, I got a third row loge for PJ Harvey as well. At Beacon, unless you're in the front section of the orchestra, loge is much better. I'd stay away from the balcony though.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:19 PM"
Hahahaha way to make yourself feel better about having shitty seats ya nitwit. Totally false statement. The floor at the beacon is the best place to hear the music unless you are in the last 3 rows there. Nice try.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:27 PM
"Thanks to craigslist, I got a third row loge for PJ Harvey as well. At Beacon, unless you're in the front section of the orchestra, loge is much better. I'd stay away from the balcony though."
Actually, the first few rows at the Beacon are not that great since the stage is deep and you end up missing the whole stage. I once had front row for Sigur Ros, and I wished I was farther back.
The perfect seat at the Beacon is first row loge. Orchestra is not that great since there isn't much of an incline, but I wouldn't choose third row loge of a good orchestra seat.
Balcony does suck.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:38 PM
jay reatard rules all
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:40 PM
Hard to believe how obnoxious some people are. To make myself feel better about shitty seats?? Loge overhangs orchestra on the 15th row. I have seen more than 20 shows at Beacon. Unless I have no choice and have to settle for any seat for an unmissable show, I only buy front orchestra (to see the artist up close), or loge (for a nice view and the best sound). If you've been going to seated shows and have a half decent ear, you should know that you get the best sound in the loge at most venues. Asswipe.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:52 PM
I like all the seats at Beacon. I feel like there isn't a bad seat in the house. Once I sat in the very last row for an Ani Difranco concert and I thought it was great.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 4:55 PM
Once I had to hang upside down from the rafters for an entire show. It was awesome.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 5:38 PM
The douchebag who hung upside down aside, it is only normal that many people would find any seat at Beacon great, considering thousands of people see shows at arenas every day. The last row at Beacon would be one of the best seats in the house for an arena like MSG.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 6:15 PM
"The perfect seat at the Beacon is first row loge. Orchestra is not that great since there isn't much of an incline, but I wouldn't choose third row loge of a good orchestra seat."
"Hard to believe how obnoxious some people are. To make myself feel better about shitty seats?? Loge overhangs orchestra on the 15th row. I have seen more than 20 shows at Beacon. Unless I have no choice and have to settle for any seat for an unmissable show, I only buy front orchestra (to see the artist up close), or loge (for a nice view and the best sound). If you've been going to seated shows and have a half decent ear, you should know that you get the best sound in the loge at most venues. Asswipe."
You turds are both just WRONG but please keep buying those upstairs seats so those of us who want the best seats in the orchestra can get them.
Now go fuck yourselves.
p.s and OOOH over 20 shows at the Beacon, what an experienced concertgoer hahahaha.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 7:08 PM
Prediction: Josh Homme on Letterman with Queens
guest appearance w/ PJ
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 7:54 PM
listening to PJ's new album immediately after Radiohead's new album = great experience.
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 8:08 PM
spank rock are playing at some bar on macdougal & 8th at 10p.
Posted by mat | October 10, 2007 9:08 PM
nap time for all you bickering children
Posted by Anonymous | October 10, 2007 9:19 PM
Would the spoiled bitch please shut up! It seems like most people are happy with their seats and glad they can see PJ at such a beautiful venue. Get a life!
Posted by Mike | October 10, 2007 11:20 PM
There is no better new band out than The Felice Brothers.
Posted by Anonymous | October 11, 2007 5:49 PM
agreed.
Posted by Anonymous | October 11, 2007 5:58 PM
The CMJ's kick ass this year. I think i'm most excited about MGMT's set at the Crash Mansion. Who are you guys seeing?
Posted by Chase | October 12, 2007 1:25 PM
I saw The Felice Brothers last year somewhere in the East Village. They are fucking awesome.
Posted by Anonymous | October 12, 2007 4:04 PM