Drunk Music Reviews is Caitlin Behle and John Sebastian. Caitlin reviews a show while progressively getting drunker, while illustrator John Sebastian turns the drunken reviews, which could be ridiculous, sloppy or just plain insulting, into a comic.
Notes: The captions that end with the hashtag #DrunkMusicReview were pulled from their Twitter …
26 April 2012
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Sharon Van Etten performs at last years MusicNOW festival in Cincinnati (photo by Keith Klenowski)
Sharon Van Etten/The War on Drugs – Wednesday, March 21, 2012 – The Independent – San Francisco, CA
This show had been sold out for weeks. Maybe I’m not used to that with my upbringing in the …
27 March 2012
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Drunk Music Review is Caitlin Behle and John Sebastian. Caitlin reviews a show while progressively getting drunker, while illustrator John Sebastian turns the drunken reviews, which could be ridiculous, sloppy or just plain insulting, into a comic.
Notes: The captions that end with the hashtag #DrunkMusicReview were pulled from Twitter during …
2 March 2012
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The Clifton Heights Music Festival is a great opportunity to catch sets from what seems like every local band in a span of two nights. Since it’s a pub crawl, it’s also an excellent opportunity to watch those bands while simultaneously drinking until your face falls off. After four festivals, …
14 October 2011
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ENS contributor Meredith Melragon was in North Carolina last month for the Hopscotch Festival and was kind enough to take some great pictures from around the fest for us.
5 October 2011
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A veteran of both the MusicNOW festival and MPMF in Cincinnati, I ventured to western Massachusetts to catch a portion of the Solid Sound Festival in late June. The site, MassMOCA is in North Adams, a half day’s ride from Boston via bus. The venue, like MusicNOW, is an important feature of the festival; it provided both indoor and outdoor venues, and enabled the band and visitors to celebrate visual art alongside the music.
7 July 2011
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At several points throughout the New Pornographers’ show Tuesday night, lead singer Carl Newman commented, bemused, to keyboardist Kathryn Calder how surprised he was that they had never played in Cincinnati before. When Calder suggested that maybe they had played in Newport in the past, the crowd half booed …
28 April 2011
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It’s been a long winter in Cincinnati, with something of a drought of shows (or, at least, shows I’ve been interested in). The last time I left the warmth and comfort of my home to brave Cincinnati’s cold streets and sweaty clubs to see live music was Girl Talk’s …
22 April 2011
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Last week Josh Ritter brought his world tour back to the 20th Century Theatre for the second time in less than six months
25 February 2011
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It’s been over a year and a half since The Books last played in Cincinnati, when they played at the 2009 MusicNOW Festival at Memorial Hall. In the meantime, the band recorded and released The Way Out, arguably their best album, as well as their most polarizing. On …
6 November 2010
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