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Playing in front of a packed audience at the Hearst Greek Theatre, Tillman rotated between the part of an anonymous narrator and full-blown rock star while he played a set that leaned heavily on deep cuts from his exceptional discography.
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The deep blues of Father John Misty’s Pure Comedy album cover have been replaced with drab charcoal grays on The Haxan Cloak’s remix of “Things It Would Have Been Helpful To Know Before The Revolution.” “Things” was a standout track off of a record full of standout tracks. Unfortunately, the
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“The Ambassador of the Bay” is a hard name to live up to. Yet E-40 left no one — not even those who braved the seemingly endless, snaking line that stretching from the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union to Sather Gate — disappointed. Those that were lucky enough to
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The quintet showed no hesitation in scrapping the recorded versions of its tracks in favor of vast improvisations that turned the originals on their heads.
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Blossoms can be dynamic performers when all the elements of their craft gel together. Regrettably, this does not happen as often enough as it should.
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Director F. Gary Gray may not reinvent the wheel, but he shows that Dom (Vin Diesel) and company can still burn some rubber.
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Sunday’s Red Hot Chili Peppers concert put the clash between old and new onstage at Oracle Arena. Thirty-three years after releasing their eponymous debut album, Anthony Kiedis, Chad Smith, Flea and Josh Klinghoffer proved that they can still bring down the house to a new generation.
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