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Bright Eyes at the Murat
When I first started this internship, this is the one concert I begged to go to. I know I am a bit out of the age demographics to be a Conor junkie but I have been for years. It could be the clever lyrics he weaves, his voice he manipulates for further conveyance, or I will admit he is pretty damn cute for a youngster. Needless to say, I was pretty excited when I got to the go ahead to attend.
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Taking Back Sunday and Thursday Rocked Indianapolis this past Friday
It is a rare occasion that one gets to see two of their all time favorite bands in one night. It’s an even rarer occasion when one bad is celebrating a ten year anniversary of one of their greatest albums of all time and the other band reunites to the original line up that made you fall in love with them in the first...
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Monkeys are on the loose: 100 Monkeys in Indianapolis next Wednesday
Next Wednesday on June 29th, the town of Indianapolis will be taken over by 100 Monkeys, they will be let loose and they will ROCK YOUR WORLD, in one of my favorite venues in Indianapolis The Egyptian Room at the Old National Centre.
100 Monkeys is a talented band known for their unconventional methods. Throughout their set, they alternate stage performers and instruments. Their show is guaranteed...
Review: James Taylor with Ben Taylor at The Murat
What can you possibly say that hasn’t already been said about James Taylor’s illustrious career?
We can start out by saying that this is the first time he’s toured with his older son, Ben. This is true. We can also say that James Taylor received the National Medal of Arts from President Obama just days before this concerts. (Literally, it was like 2 days before.) That’s, as...
Musical Preview and Review: Wicked at The Murat
If you’re like me, you remember your very first venture into Oz. The brainless Scarecrow, the Heartless Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion are all remembered throughout history thanks to 1939’s The Wizard of Oz which was based on L. Frank Baum’s 1900 classic The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Many authors and enthusiasts have attempted their take on the events of Oz. Baum even released follow up novels...
Review: 30 Seconds to Mars at The Egyptian Room Feat. New Politics
This night was another first (Isn’t it always?). I can’t tell you how much I love 30 Seconds to Mars. I’ve been a huge fan since I first saw the music video for “From Yesterday.” I’m actually listening to the song as I’m typing this. So… I honestly can’t tell you how much I waited for their October 3rd concert in Indianapolis… Only to have that dream crushed.
Due to a scheduling...
Concert Review: Maroon 5 at The Murat
I don’t know what it is lately, but I’ve been having the knack of choosing the shows that are completely outside of my element. That is to say, while I enjoy the bands I’ve been going to, I realize I’m not the target audience for these shows. If you remember back to my Paramore review, I told you all that I normally don’t enjoy putting myself in an uncomfortable position. Somehow, those positions...
Concert Review: The Avett Brothers…Unbelievable.
Well, well, well…Indianapolis, I stand corrected. The show this past Sunday was not made up of screaming teenagers, but rather mature adults enjoying terrific tunes. There were also people singing the words to nearly every song the Avett Brothers sang, no matter how old it was. So there ya know, you never know until you’re there and I admit, my bad Indy, my bad. I must say, it was a beautiful...




