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By Sarah on March 21, 2011
In my haze of being back to work after a couple of sick days and the weekend, I forgot to put this up earlier. Here it is now. I’m not sure what I’m doing with my music time this week, although I feel like I should try to make it out to something — I […]
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By Sarah on August 23, 2010
Monday, August 23 Clare and the Reasons, Millennium Park. 6:30 pm, free Robbie Fulks, Hideout. 7 pm, $10 suggested donation Brandon Flowers, Park West. 8 pm, sold out Tuesday, August 24 The Wooden Birds, Dan Mangan, Hospital Ships; Schubas. 9 pm, $10 Wednesday, August 25 David Gray, Ray LaMontagne, Serena Ryer; Millennium Park. 6:15 pm, […]
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By Sarah on March 13, 2010
Not being from Canada, I’m not exactly clued in to the musical going-ons of our gigantic neighbor to the north. But the Winnipeg Folk Festival, scheduled for July 7 through 11, is definitely something I should know about, despite the fact that it’s far away… oh, wait, Winnipeg is only a two-hour flight away. Never mind, it isn’t that far. Huh.
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By Sarah on January 11, 2010
The beginning half of this week has apparently decided to take a vacation. I’d sure like to do the same, but that’s not going to be happening any time soon. The big attraction this week is the Tomorrow Never Knows festival, hosted at Schubas and Lincoln Hall. There are a lot of great bands performing, […]
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