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SXSW Report: Todd Rundgren, Fader Fort, Panels and More
For just about three weeks leading up to this year’s South by Southwest, I’d been increasingly bothered by sustained pain on my upper right side that spread from my shoulder to my neck and then straight down my arm until everything felt like it was on fire all the time. After dragging myself to double appointments with both an acupuncturist and chiropractor the week before traveling, it was determined that I was injured for the most unexciting reasons (years of bad sleeping positions, poor posture, general misadventure).
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SXSW in Photos: Say Anything, A Place to Bury Strangers, Shame, Shopping and More
Flagpole contributors are in Austin, TX this week for SXSW Music. Below, check out photos from Wednesday and Thursday's action.
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SXSW in Photos: Pussy Riot, Superchunk, Low and More
Flagpole contributors are in Austin, TX this week for SXSW Music. Below, check out photos from Monday and Tuesday's action.
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Stream New Music From The YOD, Eureka California, Grassland String Band
Just as Athens' event calendar revs up to full speed this time of year, local bands seem to drop new music left and right at the first signs of springtime. To wit, here are three recent tunes from across the stylistic spectrum, each of which is worthy of your attention.
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Photo Gallery: Portugal. The Man at Georgia Theatre
Portland, OR alt-rockers Portugal. The Man played two sold-out nights at the Georgia Theatre earlier this week, and Flagpole correspondent Stacey-Marie Piotrowski was there to document the action. Check out a selection of photos from Tuesday's show below:
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Nominations for Vic Chesnutt Songwriter of the Year Award Open Until Mar. 31
As Flagpole's Gordon Lamb noted a few weeks back, nominations for the second annual Vic Chesnutt Songwriter of the Year Award are currently open.
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Win a Pair of Tickets to Savannah Stopover
The lineup for Savannah Stopover, the coastal-Georgia music happening initially designed as a conveniently located tour stop for East Coast bands headed to SXSW, seems to grow more impressive each year.
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AthFest Receives $10,000 NEA Grant
Photo Credit: Austin Steele/file
AthFest Educates, the local arts-education nonprofit that stages the annual AthFest Music and Arts Festival, has received a $10,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to help fund this year's festival.
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