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- สถานที่:
- Portland, OR
กิจกรรม
กิจกรรมที่กำลังจะมา 14 รายการดูทั้งหมด
- Simian Mobile Disco
Wonder Ballroom
28 พฤศจิกายนเวลา 21:00 น. - Blind Pilot
Wonder Ballroom
4 ธันวาคมเวลา 20:45 น. - Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Z...
Neumos
5 ธันวาคมเวลา 20:45 น. - Zero 7
Wonder Ballroom
11 ธันวาคมเวลา 21:00 น. - Dandy Warhols in Seattle
Neumos
11 ธันวาคมเวลา 21:05 น. - Dandy Warhols in Portland
Wonder Ballroom
12 ธันวาคมเวลา 20:00 น. - Zero 7
Showbox at the Market
12 ธันวาคมเวลา 21:00 น. - Pink Martini's New Years Eve P...
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
31 ธันวาคมเวลา 18:30 น. - State Radio Live in Portland
Wonder Ballroom
17 มกราคมเวลา 20:00 น. - The Cribs in Portland
Wonder Ballroom
29 มกราคมเวลา 20:45 น.
บันทึก
3 จาก 5 บันทึก ดูบันทึกทั้งหมด
- Austin City Limits Pilot Episode Streaming Now 4 พฤศจิกายน 11:55
- Pitchfork Reviews New Mountain Goats Album 14 ตุลาคม 13:26
- Monqui on Twitter - www.twitter.com/monqui 13 มกราคม 13:44
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2 จาก 16 อัลบั้มดูรูปภาพทั้งหมด
Simian Mobile Discoสร้างเมื่อสัปดาห์ที่แล้ว
It's a Goat a Mountain Goatสร้างเมื่อประมาณ 3 สัปดาห์ที่แล้ว
Monqui Presents It's just another manic monday (that's almost over).
Monqui Presents
Straight from the UK (and Portland) it's the return of The Cribs for an All Ages Show at the Wonder Ballroom.
Tickets on sale Saturday, Nov 21 @ 10am
Presale starts Friday, Nov 20 @ 10am
Password = MONQUI
Get Tickets Here:
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F0043
About The Cribs:
Yorkshire, England's the Cribs feat...ure three brothers: vocalists/guitarist Ryan Jarman, bassist/vocalist Gary, and drummer Ross. The trio began playing together at an early age, making their debut at a family party in the late '80s when twins Gary and Ryan were nine years old and Ross was just five. The brothers grew up with similar musical tastes, blending quintessentially British influences like the Beatles, Sex Pistols, and Smiths with American indie rock like Beat Happening and Bobby Conn. The band spent 2004 readying their self-titled debut album, which was recorded in London's famed Toerag Studios, touring with the Datsuns and performing at that year's CMJ Festival. Late that year they began working on their second album with Orange Juice's Edwyn Collins as producer. The Cribs was released in the U.S. in early 2005. Later in the year, the band issued their second album, The New Fellas. Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever, which boasted production by Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos, arrived in 2007. That same year, Gary met Johnny Marr, an admitted fan of the band. They began collaborating on some songs, with Marr joing the band on-stage throughout the 2008 NME awards tour. By August 2008, Marr had officially joined the band and the resulting album, Ignore the Ignorant, arrived late in 2009.
Monqui Presents
Simian Mobile Disco live Nov Sat Nov 28 @ Wonder Ballroom in Portland, OR.
Poster by Dan Stiles
Monqui Presents Pink Martini & State Radio Presales Happening Now!
Monqui Presents
All Ages General Admission Concert
$10 Tickets in advance
Get Tickets Here:
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F0043
About Fruit Bats
Originally hailing from Chicago, the Fruit Bats feature an ever-changing lineup based around the folk-pop songwriting of bandleader Eric Johnson (not to be confused with the Eric Jo...hnson from Archers of Loaf or the guitar virtuoso of the same name). Johnson began writing songs on his four-track in the mid-'90s before forming I Rowboat, a Velvet Underground-inspired indie rock band. He also began dabbling in folk music with two of the band's members, guitarist Dan Strack and drummer Brian Belval, thus forming the earliest incarnation of the Fruit Bats. When I Rowboat disbanded, Johnson continued to widen his network by playing guitar and banjo with Califone. Bandmates Tim Rutili and Ben Massarella (who also owned Perishable Records) urged the Fruit Bats to record an album for their label, which resulted in the trio's 2001 debut, Echolocation.
Over the next two years, the group toured and refined its lineup, adding multi-instrumentalist Gillian Lisee to the fold while embracing more elements of pop and experimental rock. In 2002, the Fruit Bats signed with Sub Pop and released their sophomore effort, Mouthfuls, the following spring. Two years later, having relocated to Seattle and expanded to a quartet, the band released Spelled in Bones. The album continued moving away from the folk-rock foundation of Echolocation, although elements of that rootsy sound remained.
Following the release of Spelled in Bones, Johnson took a break from the Fruit Bats to serve as a sideman for several other bands, including the Shins and Vetiver. He reconvened the group in 2008, having revised the lineup to include Christopher Sherman, Ron Lewis, Graeme Gibson, and Sam Wagster. The band returned to Chicago to record at Clava, the same studio that housed the sessions for Echolocation, and emerged with 2009's The Ruminant Band.
Monqui Presents
Live this January, it's Boston's State Radio!
Presale starts Friday Nov 13 @ 10am
Password = MONQUI
General On Sale Sat Nov 14 @ 10am
All Age Show; Advance tickets $14.00
Get Tickets here:
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F0043
Biography by Stewart Mason
The mixture of indie rock songwriting, socially conscious lyr...ics, and roots reggae rhythms has long been a staple in the jam band world, and State Radio delivers on all counts. A Boston-based trio led by singer and primary songwriter Chad Urmston (a former member of Vermont jamsters Dispatch), State Radio largely managed to avoid the usual post-Phish clichés, injecting a punk-influenced sound and politically charged viewpoint while staying true to the tenets of the band's chosen style.
Urmston, who disbanded Dispatch at the height of its popularity in 2002, formed State Radio later the same year. Focusing exclusively on guitar and vocals instead of the instrument switching he was previously known for, he brought in second guitarist Pete Halby, bassist Chuck Fay, and drummer Mike Greenfield to round out the lineup. After the exploratory debut EP Flag of the Shiners was released by Fenway Recordings in late 2002, State Radio went on a temporary hiatus throughout 2003 as Urmston recovered from throat surgery. Returning to active duty in 2004 as a slimmed-down trio with new drummer Brian Sayers, State Radio followed a second EP, Simmer Kane, with the release of 2006's Us Against the Crown. Another personnel change occurred before State Radio toured in support of the album, with drummer Mike Najarian replacing Sayers.
The sophomore effort Year of the Crow followed in fall 2007, bringing with it an emphasis on louder guitars and sociopolitical themes. State Radio reinforced such themes by launching service projects in each city the band visited, and Urmston briefly reconvened Dispatch for a three-night charity performance at Madison Square Garden, with funds going toward Zimbabwe relief. State Radio maintained such political awareness on 2009's Let It Go.
Monqui Presents
Celebrate New Year's Eve 2009 with Portland's own internationally renowned 'little orchestra' Pink Martini as they perform two fabulous and festive year-end concerts featuring members of the Harvey Rosencrantz Orchestra and the Tsunami Singers of the Pacific Youth Choir. Pink Martini will perform material from their se...nsational new album Splendor in the Grass alongside classic songs from the band's first three albums.
Special guests to be announced!
Two shows! Early show starts @ 7pm. Late show starts @ 10:30pm.
Both shows all ages, reserved seating only
Tickets range from $20 to $75
Presale Starts Friday Nov 13 @ 10am
Password = MONQUI
General On Sale Saturday Nov 14 @ 10am
Get tickets here:
http://www.ticketmaster.com/promo/e5gicj
เวลา:31 ธันวาคม 2009 18:30
สถานที่::Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Monqui Presents Big rock action tonight in Portland: Mountain Goats @ Wonder Ballroom, They Might Be Giants @ Crystal Ballroom, and Pinback @ Doug Fir. whoo that's a lot of great music in one night. Anybody heading out to 'em?
Monqui Presents Much news: Seattle - Raphael Saadiq show moves from Showbox SoDo to Showbox Market; all tickets honored. Portland - Raphael Saadiq show canceled; refunds available. Portland - Julian Plenti show moves from Wonder Ballroom to Holocene; all tickets honored.
Monqui Presents Another rainy Monday in Portlandia. How's Seattle out there today?
Monqui Presents Dandy Warhols Portland & Seattle Presales Happening Now!
