Who are You Going to See?

[Cornan]

I just ordered tickets for Katatonia on October 28 in Pusterviksteatern/Gothenburg. Looking forward to that concert together with my younger brother!

 

http://tidal.com/album/60609962

 

 

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[wwaldmanfan]

 

Karla Bonoff, Oct. 29, The Sanctuary (Presbyterian Church) , Chatham, NJ

Love her.

[Laowei Steve]

Shonen Knife tomorrow 10/08 at Dantes in Portland Oregon.

 

 

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[lmitche]

Keb' Mo' November 17

[John H]

In addition to the two previously mentioned Kurt Elling-Branford Marsalis and McCoy Tyner concerts as part of the PDX jazz festival, just booked:

Yellowjackets

Charlene Wade - The music of Gil-Scott Heron

Maria Schneider Orchestra

Joey Calderazzo Quintet

John Abecrombie Quartet

Emmett Cohen

John Scofield

 

Holy Jazz... can't wait for February's music extravaganza

[TubeLover]

I was out of town when the tickets went on sale, but just finally managed to acquire a pair of really well placed seats through a friend for Loreena McKennitt's concert this coming Wednesday night. The concert is taking place in a very upscale 1930'40's theater with superb acoustics in Ann Arbor. I saw her perform there once about six years ago, and it was magical, especially in that setting.

 

JC

[qdwieertteyrujpo]

Isabelle Faust, performing Beethoven's Violin Concerto (amongst others): October 15, Suntory Hall Tokyo

[Musicophile]

Isabelle Faust, performing Beethoven's Violin Concerto (amongst others): October 15, Suntory Hall Tokyo

 

Very jealous.

[Snowmonkey]

Isabelle Faust, performing Beethoven's Violin Concerto (amongst others): October 15, Suntory Hall Tokyo

Very jealous.

+1

[bobbmd]

Last and I mean THE LAST concert I saw was GRACE POTTER sans the Nocturnals and sadly Matt Burr.

She was wonderful as usual-what a show woman and what a VOICE!-but we missed her bluesy folk-rock americana style and all the 'smoke'/near 'pop' like atmosphere was too too much but the crowd was our age/maybe some older/and much much younger and sold out and we stood the whole time!

We met with Grace backstage- as her parents are classmates of ours and our son and spouse were the Nocturnal's road and financial managers wayback in the very beginning-they were all classmates at St Lawrence University and my son has known Matt since prep school- she is gracious and as down to earth as can be-the travel schedule is gruesome Boston to Syracuse then on Qatar for a USO like show.

We all agreed (the four of us) no more live concerts we'll just listen in 24/96 lossless and have our memories.

[watercourse]

In addition to the two previously mentioned Kurt Elling-Branford Marsalis and McCoy Tyner concerts as part of the PDX jazz festival, just booked:

Yellowjackets

Charlene Wade - The music of Gil-Scott Heron

Maria Schneider Orchestra

Joey Calderazzo Quintet

John Abecrombie Quartet

Emmett Cohen

John Scofield

 

Holy Jazz... can't wait for February's music extravaganza

 

I'm seeing Rudresh Mahanthappa on 10/20. I'm thinking of seeing McCoy again since he's in PDX for the first time in a decade.

 

Thanks for the heads up re: Charenee Wade, her GSH album is stupendous.

[mansr]

The Cookers at Turner Sims in Southampton on the 16th.

[EchoChamber]

I'm flying to London to see Sarah Jarosz play next week. Can't wait!

[rossb]

Pinchas Zukerman and the Mozart 3rd violin concerto with the Sydney Symphony tomorrow night.

[Booster MPS]

I'm flying to London to see Sarah Jarosz play next week. Can't wait!

 

 

I am a big fan, saw her serveral months back. Be sure to check in and let us know how it was.

[watercourse]

Kamasi Washington in Portland on 12/1. Standing and dancing room only!!!

[EchoChamber]

I am a big fan, saw her serveral months back. Be sure to check in and let us know how it was.

Great to hear from another fan. She was amazing! Lots of tracks from the latest album, which was great as I really like it. She ended with Dylan's Ring Them Bells. Somehow she makes it all look easy or rather just completely natural. The music just flows. What a talent! The venue – Union Chapel – a church in North London sounded wonderful.

[Booster MPS]

Great to hear from another fan. She was amazing! Lots of tracks from the latest album, which was great as I really like it. She ended with Dylan's Ring Them Bells. Somehow she makes it all look easy or rather just completely natural. The music just flows. What a talent! The venue – Union Chapel – a church in North London sounded wonderful.

 

That's cool, glad that it was a good show. She is indeed talented beyond her years. And yes, to watch her hands glide effortlessly across the octave mandolin on songs like Ring Them Bells is super cool. Be sure to check out Aoife O'Donovan if you have not listened to her. You would also appreciate Parker Milsap.

[EchoChamber]

That's cool, glad that it was a good show. She is indeed talented beyond her years. And yes, to watch her hands glide effortlessly across the octave mandolin on songs like Ring Them Bells is super cool. Be sure to check out Aoife O'Donovan if you have not listened to her. You would also appreciate Parker Milsap.

Thanks for the suggestions. I really like Parker Milsap and Aoife O'Donovan, though I need to get Milsap's latest album. Would love to see them live. Sarah Jarosz was a real highlight concert this year (together with Jason Isbell).

[mansr]

Southampton Philharmonic Choir and the New London Sinfonia performing Mozart's Requiem and the premiere of Janet Wheeler's new work I Sing and Ever Shall.

[mourip]

If "just saw" counts then Jake Shimabukuro in concert at Strathmore in Washington, DC.

[mourip]

Also I recently had the pleasure of hearing Robin Bullock, a master at Celtic Guitar, in the living room of a friends home.

 

It is amazing hearing someone who plays that well in such an intimate setting.

 

Reminded me of the mid 70's when Robbie Basho used to drop by the house I was sharing. He was a 12 string master...

[Mordikai]

Charles Lloyd, Tue Nov 29th, Rio Theater Santa Cruz

[church_mouse]

I will be heading off shortly to see Agnes Obel tonight performing at The Town Hall in Birmingham, UK.

 

Sonically, The Town Hall is not the best of venues, but I am guessing she would not sell enough tickets to justify performing at the "big sister" venue of The Birmingham Symphony Hall.

[watercourse]

Waiting to see Dave Holland on April 7th here in PDX.

 

In the meantime since my last post, have seen Ralph Peterson and Triangular, the Monophonics, Orgone, and Craig Taborn.