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Coldplay @ MSG: Technicolor Shadows

Last night Jen & I were fortunate enough to catch the first ever American gig supporting Coldplay's spectacular senior release, Viva La Vida. While the evening's career spanning set served as a trial run for their upcoming international mega tour, the 80 minute show also hinted at what's in store for their stage presentation. Included in the latter group was ample butterfly shaped confetti, six large globes featuring live video & corresponding imagery, a U shaped walkway and a host of laser beaming lights. Music Slut pinnacles: a tender take on 'Trouble', a trio of forgotten yet recovered via ad lib lyrics during 'Fix You' & a phenomenal denouement showcasing 'Lovers In Japan'. Setlist, photos & MP3 below.







(Setlist) Life In Technicolor. Violet Hill. Clocks. In My Place. Viva La Vida. Chinese Sleep Chant. God Put A Smile Upon Your Face. 42. Square One. Trouble. Lost. Strawberry Swing. Yellow. Death Will Never Conquer. Fix You. Lovers In Japan.

MP3: Coldplay - Trouble
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The Cure @ MSG: Simply Elegant

Friday night's gig included 3 encores & lasted 3 hours. Perfection! Photos courtesy of JLB.

(Setlist) Underneath The Stars, Prayers For Rain, A Night Like This, The End Of The World, Lovesong, To Wish Impossible Things, Pictures Of You, Lullaby, Fascination Street, From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea, The Perfect Boy, Hot Hot Hot, The Only One, Wrong Number, The Walk, Sleep When I'm Dead, Push, Friday I'm In Love, In Between Days, Just Like Heaven, Primary, Shake Dog Shake, Charlotte Sometimes, One Hundred Years, Baby Rag Dog Book. (Encore 1) If Only Tonight We Could Sleep, The Kiss. (Encore 2) Freakshow, Close To Me, Why Can't I Be You? (Encore 3) Boys Don't Cry, Jumping Someone Else's Train, Grinding Halt, 10:15 Saturday Night, Killing An Arab.

MP3: The Cure - Burn
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Justice's MSG Showed Moved To WaMu Theater

Who didn't see this one coming? Direct from the band: *Hey everyone! The venue has changed for NYC. It is now at the WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden with doors at 7pm and the show at 8pm. Chromeo is on the New York show only - if you are missing them at the Bowery Ballroom this weekend, then come see them in March. IMPORTANT - Tickets purchased for Madison Square Garden will be exchanged for the WaMu show. If you purchased tickets with a credit card, we'll have the new ticket mailed to you. If you purchased through an outlet with cash you will have your tickets exchanged at the door the night of the show. See you at the show. If you haven't bought tix for NY, do it now before they sell out!*

MP3: Franz Ferdinand - The Fallen (Justice Remix)
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Justice HEADLINING Madison Square Garden!

Whoa! How exciting! The band's MySpace bulletin explains all the nitty gritty: *Justice will be touring the United States in March of 2008. They're playing at Madison Square Garden on March 11th and you've got the opportunity to book your ticket now before the general public. You’ll need a password to get your tickets – the password is edbanger. Fathers, look after your daughters, Justice is back in town!*

Purchase here (they're rather expensive)!

MP3: Justice - D.A.N.C.E. (Ed Ward B Dark Remix)
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Bjork, Klaxons & SantoGold @ MSG: Wanderlust

Though I had some slight reservations about seeing Icelandic goddess, Bjork, at (the 18,000+ capacity) Madison Square Garden, I'm happy to report that the show was just as magical, if not even more fantastic than her stunning United Palace gig this past May.

(photo by Ryan Dombal)

Decked out in a gold satin number, Bjork took to the stage around 10PM for a raucous version of Volta opener, 'Earth Intruders'. For the next ninety minutes, her majesty bounced back and forth between tracks from 1994's landmark LP, Post, and the entirety of her catalog up to present-day (see setlist below). Perhaps most exciting was hearing Antony duet with Bjork, yet again, for 'Dull Flame Of Desire'. His vocals were stronger, sweeter and brighter than the United Palace show. He undeniably won over the majority of the mega-venue. Other highlights include 'Unravel' (my personal favorite Bjork tune), 'I Miss You', and of course, Homogenic's much-loved, 'Joga'. Absolutely amazing.

Setlist: Earth Intruders. Hunter. Pagan Poetry. I See Who You Are. Unravel. Pleasure Is All Mine. Dull Flame Of Desire. Joga. Desired Constellation. Army Of Me. Innocence. I Miss You. Cover Me. Wanderlust. Hyperballad. Pluto... Oceania. Declare Independence.

MP3: Bjork - Wanderlust

For as much as I adore Klaxons, their MSG set (sadly) fell on the lackluster side of the tipping scale. Performing a bevy of tunes from the Mercury Prize-winning, Myths Of The Near Future, the Brits encountered/experienced a host of sound problems, uninterested attendees, and a general lack of enthusiasm. The show didn't hold a candle to the groundbreaking Studio B gig from earlier this year (review here). Here's hoping the 'magick' returns next month when the band headlines Webster Hall.

Setlist: Two Receivers. Atlantis To Interzone. Golden Skans. Gravity's Rainbow. As Above So Below. Magick. Isle Of Her. It's Not Over Yet.

MP3: Klaxons - Two Receivers

Opening the festivities was relative newcomer and Brooklyn native, SantoGold. For her set, she brought out familiar faces in the form of Spank Rock & Diplo. Santo's sound can best be described as 'MIA-esque' with hints of early female hip-hop (a la MC Lyte). I'm still undecided on Santo. I don't think MSG (much less a 25-minute set) was the best introduction to her sound. Learn more about SantoGold here at her MySpace page.
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The Cure MSG Pre-Sale Begins Today @ 10!

Purchase your pre-sale tix here!

Password: BABIGSHOW

Price: $45-$75

Date: Sunday, September 23rd.

Good luck! Full list of tour dates here.

MP3: The Cure - A Forest (remix)
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Muse Headlines MSG (With Cold War Kids) This August

Wow. Surely both bands' biggest US show to date.

I never thought I'd see the day where Muse would perform to 17,000 fans this side of the Atlantic. Kudos, guys! The show will go down August 6th for those of you anxious to throw it onto your Google calendars as soon as humanly possible.

Full list of North American tour dates to come. For now, try to snag a pair of tix for the MSG show (not on sale yet) over at The Tripwire.

MP3s: Muse - Butterflies & Hurricanes + Cold War Kids - Live On WOXY
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The White Stripes To Headline MSG This July

Now that simply boggles my mind...

Below is the full list of White Stripes tour dates for their upcoming trek around North America, in support of this summer's Icky Thump.

Check out the cover for the album here (and tell us if you love it or hate it, while you're there).

As always, for virtually all up-to-the-minute White Stripes gossip, head over to our dearly obsessed friend, Miss Modern Age.

As a final White Stripes note (if you haven't already heard), the title cut to Icky Thump is available NOW via iTunes. Grab it while it's hot.

Jun 17 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival Manchester, TN
Jun 24 Deer Lake Park Burnaby, BC
Jun 25 Yukon Arts Center Whitehorse, YU
Jun 26 Shorty Brown Multiplex Arena Yellowknife, NT
Jun 27 Arctic Winter Games Arena Iqaluit, NU
Jun 29 The Pengrowth Saddledome Calgary, AB
Jun 30 Shaw Conference Center Edmonton, AB
Jul 1 TCU Place Saskatoon, SK
Jul 2 MTS Centre Winnipeg, MB
Jul 3 Thunder Bay Community Auditorium Thunder Bay, ON
Jul 5 Molson Amphitheatre Toronto, ON
Jul 6 Bell Centre Montreal, QC
Jul 7 John Labatt Centre London, ON
Jul 8 Ottawa Bluesfest Ottawa, ON
Jul 10 Moncton Coliseum Arena Moncton, NB
Jul 11 Charlottetown Civic Centre Charlottetown, PE
Jul 13 Cunard Center Halifax, NS
Jul 14 Savoy Theatre Glace Bay, NS
Jul 16 Mile One Center St. John's, NF
Jul 22 Cumberland Civic Center Portland, ME
Jul 23 Agganis Arena Boston, MA
Jul 24 Madison Square Garden New York City, NY
Jul 25 Chevrolet Theater Wallingford, CT
Jul 27 Grand Opera House Wilmington, DE
Jul 28 Patriot Center Fairfax, VA
Jul 29 House of Blues North Myrtle Beach, SC
Jul 30 Sloss Furnaces Birmingham, AL
Jul 31 Snowden Grove Park Amphitheater Southaven, MS

MP3: The White Stripes - The Hardest Button To Button
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Morrissey MSG Pre-Sale Tix On Sale Today!

Get yours NOW!

The Music Slut just scored some GA floor tix and we're (beyond) elated.

Purchase here.

Password = GREATESTHITS


Love,
The Sluts

MP3: Morrissey - Sorrow Will Come In The End
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Is 34th Street The New LES?

Non NYers, I'm referring to MSG - Madison Square Garden. The venue that many bands dream to play one day.

For the first time in a long time, the upcoming schedules at both MSG proper and The Theater at MSG (next door) are both rather magnificient. Upcoming shows below.

Theater At MSG
3/3 - Scissor Sisters
3/14 - The Shins
3/26 + 3/27 - Snow Patrol
4/18 - M. Ward (with Norah Jones)

MSG
4/28 - The Killers
8/1 + 8/3 - The Police

*Plus a rumor of Morrissey playing MSG proper on 6/10! Can you find a better way to introduce your Converse to midtown? I can't...

MP3: The Killers - Romeo + Juliet (in response to/fulfilling requests for yesterday's discussion of the Dire Straits cover)
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The Killers Spring Tour Revealed

If you were guessing they'd headline MSG proper this time around, well, you would be right.

Here's all the dirt.

On Saturday, January 27, 2007 at 10AM (local venue time) members of The Victims, the official fan club of The Killers, will have access to purchase pre-sale tickets for the first leg of The Killers' 2007 Spring U.S. tour. To purchase tickets login to http://www.thekillersvictims.com/ and click the "Buy Pre-Sale Tickets" link. Public On-sale is 2/3.

04.06.07 Santa Barbara, CA :: Events Center
04.07.07 San Francisco, CA :: Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
04.09.07 Los Angeles, CA :: Staples Center Arena
04.10.07 San Diego, CA :: Rimac Arena
04.11.07 Phoenix, AZ :: Dodge Theatre
04.13.07 Austin, TX :: Frank Erwin Center
04.18.07 Tampa, FL :: USF Sundome
04.19.07 Hollywood, FL :: Hard Rock Live Arena @ Hard Rock Hotel
04.20.07 Orlando, FL :: UCF Arena
04.22.07 Atlanta, GA :: Fox Theatre
04.23.07 Nashville, TN :: Ryman Auditorium
04.26.07 Fairfax, VA :: Patriot Center @ George Mason University
04.27.07 Camden, NJ :: Tweeter Center at the Waterfront
04.28.07 New York, NY :: Madison Square Garden
04.29.07 Lowell, MA :: Paul E. Tsongas Arena

Second leg of the tour to be announced soon.
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Robbie To Strip For Elton!

Can you imagine a better 60th birthday gift?

Yes, so can I.

Via Digital Spy: Robbie Williams has agreed to perform the Full Monty at Elton John's 60th birthday party. Sir Elton has been arranging a huge bash at Madison Square Garden in New York to celebrate his big day in March and was thrilled when Robbie came up with the stripping idea.....

Elton and Robbie have had their disagreements over the years. But they are best pals again now. And they always try to outdo each other when it comes to presents. Robbie knows this is one gift Elton will have difficulty living up to. But the pair love to shock each other so Elton will already be cooking up something bizarre for Robbie's birthday next month."


MP3: Robbie Williams - Tripping
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Dashboard Confessional To Headline MSG: Pigs Start Flying



Wow.

I'm speechless.

Even more shocked than the Gorillaz autobiography.

Info here.

Does he really have 20,000 fans per major city?

I remember the days when he would have trouble selling out 9:30 Club in DC (capacity = 1200), back in 2000/2001.

MP3: 'Hands Down' (acoustic)
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Dashboard Confessional To Headline MSG: Pigs Start Flying



Wow.

I'm speechless.

Even more shocked than the Gorillaz autobiography.

Info here.

Does he really have 20,000 fans per major city?

I remember the days when he would have trouble selling out 9:30 Club in DC (capacity = 1200), back in 2000/2001.

MP3: 'Hands Down' (acoustic)
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Madonna @ MSG 7/3

Trying to review a Madonna show is a daunting task. The set was thrilling; all of Madison Square Garden was on its feet dancing and singing along, and Madonna called us mofos numerous times. So, basically, everything you'd expect.














The show wasn't as exciting as the 2004 Re-Invention tour but it still had some highlights. Before I list them let me just say that these shots were taken from Madonnalicious by the fans who shelled out $400 for a floor ticket next to Miss M. My cheapass was in section 330, row K. As you can imagine, my shots wouldn't have even come out. I coulda got an awesome shot of the big screen though...Anyway, highlights:
-Yes, Madonna started the show by coming out of a disco ball in all her glory. It was the epitome of cheese but it was kinda fantastic.
-'Sorry' was easily the best song of the night. It was intense and Madonna's vocals were dead-on.
-Everybody cheered and hollered as she busted into 'Like A Virgin' and then began to grind on a rotating carousel.














-Bitch still looks good for pushing 50.
-She did put on the ridiculous purple leotard just for 'Hung Up' and if she didn't wear it, I woulda been blabbing about it the whole way home.
-The white suit was a little Ellen Degeneres but we loved it anyway.



Madonna - Like A Virgin (yousendit)
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Madonna @ MSG 7/3

Trying to review a Madonna show is a daunting task. The set was thrilling; all of Madison Square Garden was on its feet dancing and singing along, and Madonna called us mofos numerous times. So, basically, everything you'd expect.














The show wasn't as exciting as the 2004 Re-Invention tour but it still had some highlights. Before I list them let me just say that these shots were taken from Madonnalicious by the fans who shelled out $400 for a floor ticket next to Miss M. My cheapass was in section 330, row K. As you can imagine, my shots wouldn't have even come out. I coulda got an awesome shot of the big screen though...Anyway, highlights:
-Yes, Madonna started the show by coming out of a disco ball in all her glory. It was the epitome of cheese but it was kinda fantastic.
-'Sorry' was easily the best song of the night. It was intense and Madonna's vocals were dead-on.
-Everybody cheered and hollered as she busted into 'Like A Virgin' and then began to grind on a rotating carousel.














-Bitch still looks good for pushing 50.
-She did put on the ridiculous purple leotard just for 'Hung Up' and if she didn't wear it, I woulda been blabbing about it the whole way home.
-The white suit was a little Ellen Degeneres but we loved it anyway.



Madonna - Like A Virgin (yousendit)
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Radiohead @ MSG Theater - 6/14, Second Round Of Photos

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Radiohead @ MSG Theater - 6/14, Second Round Of Photos

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Radiohead @ MSG Theater - 6/14, Photos/Setlist/Review

Whoa! I am rather dumbfounded this morning as last night was incredible. The guys really mixed things up tonight, a much more up-tempo set ('A Wolf At The Door' v. last night's 'You And Whose Army?' for starters...). I never thought I'd get to hear 'Pyramid Song' live but that was fixed last night and really sounded amazing. I think the true winner last night had to be 'Myxomatosis'. Thom was about 4/5 feet from me and he was going totally insane!

Also getting the chance to hear 'Like Spinning Plates' was quite the thrill. All in all, fantastic fantastic fantastic!!!

Thom asked us how we still 'give a shit' about them. Thom, we will always give a shit about you. You and your cronies.

01 The Gloaming
02 The National Anthem
03 15 Step
04 Arpeggi
05 Kid A
06 Dollars And Cents
07 Videotape
08 Nude
09 I Might Be Wrong
10 Paranoid Android
11 Bangers 'n Mash
12 Pyramid Song
13 My Iron Lung
14 Bodysnatchers
15 Myxomatosis
16 No Surprises
17 Everything In Its Right Place
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18 A Wolf At The Door
19 Down Is The New Up
20 Like Spinning Plates
21 Spooks
22 Idioteque
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23 Just
24 The Tourist
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Radiohead @ MSG Theater - 6/14, Photos/Setlist/Review

Whoa! I am rather dumbfounded this morning as last night was incredible. The guys really mixed things up tonight, a much more up-tempo set ('A Wolf At The Door' v. last night's 'You And Whose Army?' for starters...). I never thought I'd get to hear 'Pyramid Song' live but that was fixed last night and really sounded amazing. I think the true winner last night had to be 'Myxomatosis'. Thom was about 4/5 feet from me and he was going totally insane!

Also getting the chance to hear 'Like Spinning Plates' was quite the thrill. All in all, fantastic fantastic fantastic!!!

Thom asked us how we still 'give a shit' about them. Thom, we will always give a shit about you. You and your cronies.

01 The Gloaming
02 The National Anthem
03 15 Step
04 Arpeggi
05 Kid A
06 Dollars And Cents
07 Videotape
08 Nude
09 I Might Be Wrong
10 Paranoid Android
11 Bangers 'n Mash
12 Pyramid Song
13 My Iron Lung
14 Bodysnatchers
15 Myxomatosis
16 No Surprises
17 Everything In Its Right Place
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18 A Wolf At The Door
19 Down Is The New Up
20 Like Spinning Plates
21 Spooks
22 Idioteque
---
23 Just
24 The Tourist
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