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Blood Warrior Video From OFFStage

I have to say, Nick and Krister from Dog And Pony do some great work. They filmed all of the performances during my HillyTown OFFStage @ SPACE Gallery concert series last month and are rolling them out in episodes over at their website. This week they present “King Day” by Brooklyn’s Blood Warrior. Check it . . . → Read More: Blood Warrior Video From OFFStage

WPB: Electronic Music Festival This Week

This week, local electronic music collective We Push Buttons is taking over the whole city, with a slew of shows across many of the venues in town showcasing the different labels and genres that they represent. Check out the full schedule below (descriptions courtesy WPB, as of 9/21 but subject to change) – please note . . . → Read More: WPB: Electronic Music Festival This Week

Pavement At The State Theater In 2010.

Ok so maybe there aren’t (public) plans to reopen the State Theater and Pavement definitely haven’t added a Portland date to their 2010 reunion tour (so far just two NYC dates have been announced and gone on sale – though with them over a year away there’s plenty of time for more to be added), . . . → Read More: Pavement At The State Theater In 2010.

Inside Ron Harrity’s New Studio With Liberation By Sound

Liberation By Sound host DJ Roy recently visited the new studio in South Portland built by Ron Harrity (Peapod/PICNIC/Honey Clouds), and along with DJ Miles got some inside info on the construction of this professional studio in a residential neighborhood. Check it out:

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PICNIC Time

This weekend (specifically Saturday, September 12) is the PICNIC Music And Arts Festival in Lincoln Park here in Portland, Maine. The free event runs from 11am to 6pm and will feature an eclectic assortment of vendors and bands. [Note: I will be there with a table for Portland Pins and my photo work, as . . . → Read More: PICNIC Time

Cloud

If you happened to walk past the front window/gallery of Port City Music Hall during First Friday (chances are you did, judging by the huge amounts of people out and about that night), then you probably noticed this interesting piece. Gregory Witt created “Cloud,” a sculptural installation comprised of large gear-like styrofoam shapes that move . . . → Read More: Cloud

Important Portland Public City Council Meeting TONIGHT

I just heard about this, so I apologize for the late notice. Tonight there is a Public Safety meeting at 5pm in the City Council Chambers where this important issue for Portland live music and nightlife will be discussed. If you enjoy the live music scene and entertainment establishments in this city, please go to . . . → Read More: Important Portland Public City Council Meeting TONIGHT

Last First Friday Of The Summer

The weekly roundups have gone out of style, but don’t think I’m going to leave you hanging when it comes to First Fridays.

Tonight, the big party is definitely down at Corduroy, where local international man of geometric shapes Matt W. Moore (along with Kate Cleaves) has been prepping 5 large windows for your . . . → Read More: Last First Friday Of The Summer