The Hundred in the Hands at Electric Pickle June 23
The Hundred in the Hands at Electric Pickle June 23
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Showing 12849 - 12870 of 26115Bulletproof Tiger frontman Kris Huseby opens Gypsy Kitchen Food Truck
Bulletproof Tiger frontman Kris Huseby opens Gypsy Kitchen Food Truck
Fight Like Animals at Transit Lounge June 23
Fight Like Animals at Transit Lounge June 23
Blond:ish at Arkadia June 24
Blond:ish at Arkadia June 24
Marcos Witt at American Airlines Arena June 24
Marcos Witt at American Airlines Arena June 24
Ian Carey at Set Nightclub June 24
Ian Carey at Set Nightclub June 24
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Big Poppa E and the E Band at Tobacco Road June 27
Big Poppa E and the E Band at Tobacco Road June 27
Looking Back at the Photos From Bar’s One-and-a-Half-Year History
Over the last year and a half, few Miami venues have impacted the local scene as significantly as 14th Street’s Bar. After taking over the space formerly occupied by PS14 and setting up a replica of New York City bar Max Fish for a successful week-long run during Art Basel…
Get Pretty in Pink With the Psychedelic Furs at Culture Room July 1
In the early ’80s, both U2 and the Psychedelic Furs played the German TV show Rockpalast. Thirty years later, Bono’s filling Sun Life Stadium while the Furs play Culture Room. What happened? Both were influenced by the Jam, the Clash, the Buzzcocks, and the Sex Pistols. But as Bono’s hairline…
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Britney Spears’ “I Wanna Go” Tries and Fails With Robots and Creepy Sexual Innuendo
Britney Spears, our favorite almost-30-year-old, meltdown-prone mom is trying to keep her music videos sexy. It isn’t working and here are some lowlights from her new vid for “I Wanna Go.” Robots. People keep turning into androids. The video ends with a guy giving her a handful of seashells before…
Metro Area’s Morgan Geist Talks New Projects and the State of the Recording Industry
Electronic dance music has splintered off into countless genres and sub-genres over the decades, almost to the point of absurdity. But if there’s one consensus among most EDM fans, whether they’re self-proclaimed house heads, techno heads, or electro heads, it’s that Morgan Geist rules the school. Maybe that’s because this…
Fight Like Animals, Space Between Words, and Lavola at Transit Lounge June 23
A few years ago, local guitarist Steve Vaynshtok began hearing squalls of instrumental noise crashing off the inside walls of his skull. So he started a two-man band called Fight Like Animals. “It’s music I want to listen to,” Vaynshtok says, “but no one is making.” Originally, he teamed with…
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Animal Tropical Talks Shapeshifting and Getting Crunk, Screwed, and Scissored
We don’t have enough room to print a full history lesson. But since the early 2000s, singer-pianist Jose Castello and a crew of musicians buddies — including guitarists Kris Pabon and Max Johnston, drummer Jorge Rubiera, bassist Jarret Hahn, and vocalist Edward Adames — have been swarming around the Miami…
Pure Party Tracks and Free Vodka Shots With Steve Aoki at Mansion July 2
Down here in the Magic City, if there’s one thing we really love, it’s a good show. So even if you’re not crazy about Steve Aoki’s mixes, at least you can expect a night of instantly recognizable party tracks, crowdsurfing, stage-diving, The Lion King theme music, and free vodka shots…
Bill Orcutt Talks Involuntary Behaviors and Getting People To Shut the F#%@ Up
No one in music today can express complicated ideas through simple means with as much raw eloquence as Bill Orcutt. The Miami expatriate (Orcutt has resided in the Bay Area for years now) and former guitarist for cult South Florida noise rock trio Harry Pussy has been on a tear…
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Bar Closing Current NE 14th Street Location; Set to Reopen in Fall 2011
Crossfade has received word that Best of Miami 2011 Readers’ Poll winner Bar will be closing after July 4. The news comes as a shock, even though there have been previous rumors of the venue’s closure.Sources tell us that it wasn’t OHWOW’s choice to close. In fact, it was hoping…
Ice Cream Talks Dessert Food, Being the Satanic Strokes, and New Release With Animal Tropical
Ice Cream falls somewhere between punk and psychedelia, DWNTWN and the suburbs, children’s lullabies and real rock. This young quartet plays curious, kooky music that pairs moaning, Jim Morrison-like incantations with eerie-but-poppy compositions. The band has been a fixture of the local, undergrad-aged indie rock scene for three years, and…
Blond:ish Gets Ambitious at Arkadia June 24
Alfred Hitchcock populated his films with blonde women, believing that film audiences would be more suspicious of brunettes. But when you see two platinum manes bouncing up and down behind Arkadia’s decks this Friday, you should suspect that this fair-headed DJ duo is conspiring to do evil things with their…
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The Hundred in the Hands Talks War, Peace, Hip-Hop, the ’80s, and Geeking Out Over Art
Last week, Crossfade had a casual chat with Mr. Jason Friedman and Ms. Eleanore Everdell of Brooklyn boy-girl band The Hundred in the Hands. The topics ranged from THITH’s namesake (“A Native American battle from the 1800s,” Friedman explained) to collecting printed matter, defying this hyperdigital age, and returning to…
Caramelos de Cianuro Coming to Grand Central July 15
Over the course of nearly 20 years, the four members of Caramelos de Cianuro have managed to secure themselves as the chief proponents of rock in their native Venezuela. Moreover, they’ve established themselves as representatives of Latin rock on the whole — or Rock en Español, as it’s widely known…
Johnny’s Miami Opens Thursday in Former Urbanite Bistro Space
See photos from the Johnny’s Miami Grand Opening. For as long as Crossfade’s been partaking in Miami’s nightlife, NE 14th Street has always been dominated by hipster venues: I/O Lounge, PS 14, and White Room and later the Vagabond, Bar, and Eve. Well, the neighborhood is welcoming a new tenant…
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Nil Lara Keeps It Local at Bougie’s July 2
It may strike you as odd that an artist who plays multi-stringed instruments — like the tres, a six-stringed Cuban guitar, and the cuatro, a four-stringed Venezuelan guitar — goes by the name Nil. But that doesn’t mean Mr. Lara is synonymous with nada. His heyday was back in the…