August 2008
34 posts
Live Review: The Gorgeous Hussies at The Grind
The Gorgeous Hussies, the band we've featured a few times in the last week here on MusicGeek.org, performed at The Grind Coffee House last night. Below are a few photos; more will be added in short time. Read more on their performance…
Concert Photos: The Gorgeous Hussies promote their concert tonight at The Grind Coffee House
Salt Lake City-based "groove rock" group The Gorgeous Hussies performed in the Living Room at Southern Utah University today, appearing in promotion of their concert tonight at The Grind Coffee House. Tickets are $5 to see the group, or $8…
Concert Photos: Neon Trees, Location Location, The Robot's Guide to Living perform in Cedar City
Neon Trees, a Provo-based electronic-infused indie rock, performed at The Grind Coffee House in Cedar City, Utah, tonight; the band performed with locals The Robot's Guide to Living and Salt Lake City-based group Location Location. More…
News: Nada Surf's Daniel Lorca injured, but show goes on
Daniel Lorca, bassist for indie rockers Nada Surf, announced today via the band's MySpace that he will be unable to perform with the band for two weeks following a knee injury, citing a risk of permanent injury. Nada Surf, he says, has…
Southern Utah: The Gorgeous Hussies continue tour in Cedar City, St. George
The Gorgeous Hussies, a fun-filled Salt Lake City-based power pop band with more than a modicum of jazz and funk influence, will be performing in both St. George and Cedar City, Utah. Their live performances are a thing to behold, with…
News Commentary: The Moldy Peaches allow song re-write for resort commercial
Though the ad was released a few months ago, I've just now seen it: The Moldy Peaches have, apparently, allowed a re-write of their strangely popular and irreverent "Anyone Else But You" to appear in a commercial for a Bahama Resort:…
Music Geek #10: Broken Social Scene in Salt Lake City
Let's get one thing straight. I love Broken Social Scene with a passion I reserve mostly for things other than music — you know, food, water, the like — and a chance to see them perform a mere four(!) hours away, in Salt Lake City, Utah…
Wine and Alchemy: World comes to Flag
Today I walked into Bookmans (a local used book store and internet cafe) today, which is a pretty regular occurrence, and I was greeted by something a little irregular. A world band called Wine and Alchemy had invaded dressed as Gypsies.…