Live at Virgin Mobile Festival '08: She & Him
August 11, 2008 The Virgin Mobile Festival did the time warp when actress-turned-siren Zooey Deschanel and indie-folkie M. …
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August 11, 2008 The Virgin Mobile Festival did the time warp when actress-turned-siren Zooey Deschanel and indie-folkie M. …
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August 10, 2008 The pits got a bit more fierce and furious during back-to-back midday sets by Warped Tour veterans Taking Back Sunday and Paramore, the former of whom are on the verge of entering the studio to record a new album. But old favorites -- well, sort of old, from 2006's Louder Now -- kicked off the set. …
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August 10, 2008 As we sat alongside the stage waiting to record video of Stone Temple Pilots' set today, we could hear a wide array of fans through our headphones, some chanting "S-T-P" over and over again, and more than a few lauding the overall hotness of frontman Scott Weiland. …
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August 10, 2008 We loved chatting up Paramore when we featured them in our March issue, sending a camera crew to Nashville to chronicle the band in their hometown (watch the video). …
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August 10, 2008 Paramore keep getting better and better at filling out a big festival stage, and an adoring throng flocked to the festival's North Stage for their early-afternoon set. The quartet's fans had been amassing during Shudder to Think's set, and were more than ready when the band finally took the stage. Here's a clip of Paramore playing "That's What You Get."
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August 10, 2008 As we noted in our live review from earlier this week, Bloc Party seems reenergized by their new material, like new single "Mercury." And while that was truly a set highlight during their afternoon romp on Virgin Mobile Festival's South Stage, Silent Alarm favorites carried the day, particularly a rousing version of "Like Eating Glass." Watch Kele Okereke, Russell Lissack, Matt Tong, and fill-in bassist Daniel Lindegren (taking Gordon M …
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August 10, 2008 Given his Nirvana legacy, people often forget that Dave Grohl cut his teeth in D.C. hardcore bands before packing up and heading out West. So just a stone's throw from his Northern Virginia roots, Grohl led Foo Fighters through a hit-laden set, one that affirmed their stadium-filling status. Check out this tidbit of "Times Like These" for a little taste.
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Big Eyes, Almost Famous
Japanther, Eat Like Lisa Act Like Bart
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats, Mind Control
Pure X, Crawling Up The Stairs
pacificUV, After The Dream You Are Awake
Destroid, The Invasion
Marques Toliver, Land of CanAan
Gene The Southern Child & Parallel Thought, Artillery Splurgin'
Human Eye, 4: Into Unknown
The So So Glos, Blowout
The Heliocentrics, 13 Degrees of Reality
Big Black Delta, Big Black Delta
Lucero, Texas & Tennessee
Purson, The Circle and the Blue Door
Moon King, Obsession II
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