Bands in Bloom

Great things often come in pairs: Hall and Oates, North Korea and South Korea, peanut butter and herring. Okay, those are all terrible examples. So here’s a better one: Tonight at 8:00 p.m., the Dears and the Annuals – two of indie rock’s most exciting bands – come to Studio...

By Ben Bass

January 18, 2007

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Great things often come in pairs: Hall and Oates, North Korea and South Korea, peanut butter and herring. Okay, those are all terrible examples. So here’s a better one: Tonight at 8:00 p.m., the Dears and the Annuals – two of indie rock’s most exciting bands – come to Studio A (60 NE Eleventh St., Miami). For more info about the Dears, check this week’s music section. As for the Annuals – whom you might have caught on a recent episode of Late Night with Conan O’Brien – their raucous live sets are quickly becoming the stuff of indie legend.
Wed., Jan. 24

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