Catch him this fall at:
His recent appearance included:
His recent visit included:
Watermelon, Jewish holidays & American Airlines.
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Adam's charm & eccentricity shone brightly all evening long - from the opening riffs of 'Festival Song' to the show culminating finesse of 'Jessica'. While I feel that the majority of his recorded material is hit or miss, there's simply no denying that with the assistance of a full band and two gorgeous background vocalists, each and every track soared throughout the 1400 capacity auditorium. Significant zeniths include the captivating back to back to back trio of 'Dance With Me', 'Morning After Midnight' & 'Baby's Gonna Die Tonight' as well as a delightful take on 'Friends Of Mine'. Replete with adorable stage banter, absurd dance moves and ultra witty responses to the many hecklers, Adam Green put on a truly impeccable performance. Visit AG on MySpace. Accompanying photos from Adam's Barcelona gig (same outfit) courtesy of Alterna2. Complete setlist & an MP3 follow.
Setlist: Festival Song. Hollywood Bowl. Broadcast Beach. I Wanna Die. Leaky Flask. Cannot Get Sicker. Friends Of Mine. Gemstones. Chubby Princess. Nat King Cole. Her Father And Her. Drowning Head First. Getting Led. Be My Man. Novotel. Grandma Shirley And Papa. Salty Candy. Dance With Me. Morning After Midnight. Baby's Gonna Die Tonight.
MP3: Adam Green - Baby's Gonna Die Tonight [alt link]
He tells Village Voice the following in today's feature: *Well, I'm a New Yorker. I was born in White Plains, in a neighborhood where I couldn't show my feelings. Where I couldn't show my feelings without getting beaten up. So this is big for me, to play a gorgeous seater like Town Hall. I have some wonderful clothes that I've picked out for the occasion. I'm gonna wash my hair. It'll be really nice!*
Rounding out the bill: Laura Marling. 
May is shaping up to be a dazzling month for NYC gigs.
The reigning anti-folk king gets intimate.
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She brought Adam Green along for the ride as well.
Here's what to expect on Sixes & Sevens:
The former Moldy Peach shares the following with Spinner regarding 'Anyone Else But You': *Me and Adam Green wrote this song sitting in Tompkins Square Park [in Manhattan], sitting on a bench. We didn't write it about each other. We both had other imaginary people in mind. Like our dream best friend/dates. We used to call our crushes "hippies." We would wander around NYC in the cold all night long looking for hippies. I guess this is kind of what we would have sung to our hippies if we ever found them. We didn't find hippies back then, but the song's still nice. I am nine years older than Adam, so he was still kind of a kid back then. It would have been gross if we were singing to each other. It is cute to see Juno and Bleeker sing it to each other, though. It feels right. It's a song for awkward kids. We're old hags now. Pass the torch.* Read more of her reflections here.
