Concert Central

Crust: band formed from Bontempi Brothers—used to have following some ten years ago, seemingly gay middle-aged lead posed as reverend and praised country/Bush and asked up to open our hymnals, quality punk with lots of variety (I was enjoying until the beer struck me ill after three of them), threw bread at the crowd [...]

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liked them better this time, no-talent does have some, skinny one is appealing in a Jason Fuller way

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jazzy, unobtrusive, perfect for a small-town family market Saturday

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bluegrass, felt I’d seen them before most certainly, sound was awful—tinny and brassy—so unfair to judge them

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from New York, two saxes, trumpet, bass and two other guitars, drummer, put on an excellent show, continual stream of mildly gimmicky stage moves, all instrumentalists were attractive and of undisclosed ethnic background (NY) but could have stood to appear to be enjoying themselves, lead singer was a short fury of a black woman who [...]

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70s funk DJs (they weren’t seen but MyHero says there’s usually a guy with mic on stage ripping on people in crowd), people love this stuff, it is a new resurgence or has forever been loved?

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his friend from the Wednesday night dinner party, decidedly unpleasant looking girl (long natty curly brown hair and bushy eyebrows and ruddy glistening face) with a horribly cheesy grin, but great confident voice and decent guitar, I could be her

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4 waxen willowy woozy boys, some combo of Collective Soul and Bob Schneider, easy listening radio music, I kind of liked them—refreshing after indie inundation

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from Denton, annoyingly childish and 60s psychedelic, mix of James and the Beatles, could have grown to like them if they hadn’t had supremely distracting and annoying film footage playing behind them throughout their entire set, Chronicle says “indie space rockers”—I love the indie music nowadays

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we liked them a lot, had the sonic background of my favorite instr rock genre but a lighter forefront, Chronicle describes as “dreamy dance” and BestFriendsExHusband describes as “spacey Guided by Voices”

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