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Silver Apples tour dates (Halleluwah, The Kitchen, ATP)
Silver Apples @ Knitting Factory in June (more by Zach Dilgard)
Flower Travellin' Band won't be here, but the The Third Annual Halleluwah Festival goes on, this weekend at the Knitting Factory in NYC. According to the venue, the current lineup is:
Nov 22 - Grails, Silver Apples, White Rainbow, Nudge, Pigeons, Hard Bop, Dinowalrus, DJs Marty McSorely & Thanksgiving BrownThe venue's website actually still also lists Silver Summit for Sunday, but I'm pretty sure they won't be there and the festival's MySpace does seem to have removed them.Nov 23 - Gods & Monsters, Martin Bisi, Apse, White Rainbow, Nancy Garcia, The Low Suns, Max Ochs
For Silver Apples, Saturday night's show will be the second in two days. The first was Friday night at Brainwaves in MA. On December 2nd, Simeon (Mr. Silver Apples) will also supposedly be doing this:
At The Kitchen, Silver Apples will perform a re-creation on the Mune Toon concert in 1969. This event was part of the official New York City celebration of the landing on the moon that took place in Central Park in July of 1969. At the moment that Niel Armstrong stepped onto the surface of the moon Simeon and Danny burst into this free-form-rock electronic instrumental that was scheduled for only 16.8 minutes, but actually went well into the morning. It is said many babies were conceived in the bushes that night!The event is listed on The Kitchen's website as An Evening with Farimani. Tickets are at Ticketweb.
Silver Apples' only other upcoming shows are in January in Australia. The occasion is the ATP fest happening there that was curated by Nick Cave. All dates below...
Silver Apples - 2008/09 Tour Dates
Nov 21 - Brainwaves Festival, Boston, Massachusetts
Nov 22 - Halleluwah Festival, NYC
Dec 2 - The Kitchen New York, New York
At The Kitchen, Silver Apples will perform a re-creation on the Mune Toon concert in 1969. This event was part of the official New York City celebration of the landing on the moon that took place in Central Park in July of 1969. At the moment that Niel Armstrong stepped onto the surface of the moon Simeon and Danny burst into this free-form-rock electronic instrumental that was scheduled for only 16.8 minutes, but actually went well into the morning. It is said many babies were conceived in the bushes that night!Jan 8 - Silver Apples @ Hi-Fi Bar w/ Spiritualized Melbourne
Jan 9 - Silver Apples @ Nick Cave ATP Australia Mt. Buller
Jan 15 - Silver Apples @ Nick Cave ATP Australia Brisbane
Jan 16 - Silver Apples @ The Metro w/ Spiritualized Sydney
Jan 17 - Silver Apples @ Nick Cave ATP Australia Sydney
Posted on November 22, 2008 1:14 PM
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Comments (11)
What's up with all the dusty old farts?
Posted by Anonymous | November 22, 2008 5:23 PM
The Kitchen website does have the Silver Apples show under "An evening with Farimani".
Posted by Anonymous | November 22, 2008 5:27 PM
Despite their old ages
they were just as awesome as the folks that play today especially silver apples
perhaps they (or he) dont sound as fresh as they did but their old stuff is fantastic. Checkitout!
Posted by Anonymous | November 22, 2008 7:50 PM
"The Kitchen website does have the Silver Apples show under "An evening with Farimani"."
updated thanks!
Posted by brooklynvegan | November 22, 2008 8:40 PM
Halleluwah Festival streaming on
http://radio23.org/listen.html
Posted by Anonymous | November 22, 2008 9:45 PM
silver apples live now on radio23.org... grails next...
Posted by Anonymous | November 22, 2008 9:51 PM
It is with great regret that we have postponed
Flower Travellin' Band's performance to Tues. Dec. 9th.
.....and,Silver Apples Big Respect!
Posted by FLOWER TRAVELLIN' BAND Freak! | November 23, 2008 12:09 AM
did anyone capture the audio stream of Grail's set??
Posted by UN:art:IG | November 23, 2008 9:52 AM
Many of the dusty old farts still bring the funk and the commitment and the reality.
Most of today's bands just bring the image and the hype and the quickly vanishing sugar high.
Big difference.
Posted by Anonymous | November 23, 2008 4:52 PM
grails ruled SA night at union pool!
Posted by grails! | November 23, 2008 6:41 PM
freddy krueger xD
Posted by msn nickleri | February 17, 2009 3:12 PM