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It's not usually our style to go out on a Sunday night. But since we have a soft spot for benefit shows, we decided to actually take a shower and put on a little make-up (for a change).We certainly weren't the only ones. It was a pretty big surprise to see so many people out on a Sunday Night. Everyone gathered at Big Fish Pub to catch Kinch, Black Carl and Kirkwood Dellinger -- all local bands playing to benefit Radio Phoenix, an up and coming
Last month Neba, Underwater Getdown, Kinch, Black Carl, Kirkwood Dellinger, and Lisa Savidge all donated their time to the grassroots, DIY, volunteer-based, non-profit organization that is beginning to fill a void that Phoenicians so desperately crave. They call it Radio Phoenix, the only community-based radio station in town. Radio Phoenix's general manager Kaja Brown points out that Phoenix is the largest city without a community station. Many of its residents have come from other places wh
Sorry for not giving you earlier notice, but ASU's student radio station, The Blaze, is hosting their annual Guest DJ week this week, featuring everyone from Jimmy Eat World frontman Jim Adkins, to Miniature Tigers to... me.You actually already missed Adkins, who spun this morning, but you can still tune in for our man Murph over at So Much Silence tomorrow, or Peachcake and El Presidente Gator Jeremiah on Wednesday or Kirkwood Dellinger and some dude I've never heard of from the Republic on Thu
Meat Puppets
Meat Puppets, the iconic alternative band who are arguably Arizona's greatest-ever musical export, release their 12th studio album, Sewn Together, today. How much do we think of the band? Well, let's just say we didn't name this blog after a Gin Blossoms or Jimmy Eat World album, now did we?
Sewn Together is the second disc since the reunion of founding members, brothers Curt and Cris Kirkwood. While 2007's Rise To Your Knees was not without its moments, it was mostly great just
Come out to The Firehouse this Friday for a cool benefit show featuring Haunted Cologne, Andrew Jackson Jihad, Haymarket Square and othersThis Friday, The Firehouse, one of downtown Phoenix's finer collective art spaces, is hosting one such benefit show. It is being put on by Rusty Spoke Community Bicycle Initiative and the Phoenix chapter of Food Not Bombs and it features Haunted Cologne, Andrew Jackson Jihad, The Haymarket Squares, Kirkwood Dellinger and Porches. A suggested donation is $
Tempe's brand spankin' new Madcap Theaters,
which took the place of the defunct Harkins Centerpoint off Mill Avenue
and 7th St., will host a Back to School Celebration with a weekend full
of some of Arizona's most promising local bands.
You can check out Evan Brightly, Fiction, Little Persons Projectile, Kirkwood Dellinger and Crusher Sound System on Friday, Aug. 21 and Dry River Yacht Club, who are pictured, Coats and Villa, The Gospel Claws and Mobius Saturd
ASU's student radio station The Blaze 1330 AM is currently in the midst of their annual Campus Crawl, the station's fall concert series. The first featured local act, Kirkwood Dellinger, took to the stage north of ASU's Memorial Union around lunch time Monday. Despite midday temperatures creeping to 90, a fiesty sound system and famished college kids scarfing cheap grub, Kirkwood Dellinger plowed through a six-song set. Ringleader Elmo Kirkwood mused that the fuzzed-out speakers made him soun
