#Tré burt

[tonguesofdestruction]

Anti-Flag feiern Release-Woche mit Akustik-Shows in Deutschland

Anti-Flag feiern Release-Woche mit Akustik-Shows in Deutschland

Die Band Anti-Flag wird in der Release-Woche die Veröffentlichung von “Lies They Tell Our Children” mit Akustik-Shows in Deutschland zelebrieren. Das Werk wird am 6. Januar erscheinen und ist das 13. Studioalbum der Gruppe. ANTI-FLAG-Sänger Justin Sane und -Bassist Chris #2 kommen für eine handvoll exklusiver Akustik-Shows nach Deutschland. Die Tickets für Berlin, Hannover, Hamburg und Osnabrück…

[krispyweiss]

John Craigie with Tré Burt at A & R Music Bar, Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 11, 2024

John Craigie likes to say if he didn’t tell stories on stage, his gigs would last just eight minutes.

While this is hyperbole - and seems a subtle wink at Todd Snider’s famous 18-minutes bit - Craigie is a talker; as funny as many comics with a wide range of folk songs in his quiver to boot.

So it happened that Craigie regaled a wildly enthusiastic audience gathered Oct. 11 inside Columbus, Ohio’s, A & R Music Bar with tales of his recent Europe and Australia tours and playing U.S. festivals. These were stories of shy Norwegians crammed into a rickety balcony while the floor remained empty; of French concertgoers trying to figure out if Craigie was a happy (a la Johnny Cash) or Townes Van Zandt-styled sad American cowboy; of koalas with chlamydia (but “only the hot ones,” Craigie said in a gag that bombed Down Under); and of a loquacious singer/songwriter who finds talking to festivalgoers and fellow musicians terrifying.

“I’m nervous to be alive,” he said.

And there were songs, of course, with “I am California” capping the 85-minute set as Craigie, opener Tré Burt and a couple hundred Ohioans sung the Golden State’s praises:

So drink all my wine/cut all my trees/make love on my beaches/smoke all my weed/I am California/can’t you see?/wherever you roam/you’ll always want me

A beautiful conclusion.

Getting there was a solo-acoustic trip across Craigie’s songbook. Eyes closed, Craigie bashed out loud chords on “Part Wolf.” “Resurrection Bay” was quietly romantic, as was the hilarious “Mallory,” which explores befriending a deaf woman who attended a house show with another who fell asleep and together comprised the entire audience.

“I Wrote Mr. Tambourine Man” mixed comedy and solemnity and “Laurie Rolled Me a J” found Craigie blowing into a harp, adding fresh lyrics with a hearty fuck-you for J.D. Vance and making the audience go bonkers as it had all evening.

“I’m telling the agents - we gotta go back to Columbus,” he said.

Burt likely felt the same way as the John Prine discovery and one of the last artists signed to Oh Boy Records before Prine’s death offered up 30 minutes of such introspective songs as “Know Your Demons” and “Sweet Misery” on “git-box” and harmonica and delivered them in a raspy, but sonorous, emotionally charged singing voice. But Burt - who doesn’t use a setlist - forgot to play songs from Traffic Fiction, the album he is supposed to be promoting.

“Fuck,” he said before exiting the stage with the beer a fan handed to him.

“That’s why you write a setlist.”

Grade card: John Craigie with Tré Burt at A & R Music Bar - 10/11/24 - A

10/12/24

[cynthiaruth95]

some albums i've discovered recently, recommend them all

. particular shout-out to "you, yeah, you" by tré burt (2021) -- gorgeous.

. on the gould/bernstein april 6 1962 performance: the pre-performance remarks + gould speech is part of the art

. 360 by pet, nurse! by bar italia, catch a fade by nothing, + i'll be here in the morning by townes van zandt have all been stuck in my head since i heard them

[songsofprotestpeacerevolution]

Anti-Flag - SHALLOW GRAVES ft. Tré Burt

[jminter]

Vancouver Folk Music Festival returns for the 46th year with an impressive line up

The 46th annual Vancouver Folk Music Festival returns this July 14-16 at Jericho Beach Park, thanks in no small part to audiences’ huge support and a groundswell of support. The 2023 edition of the Vancouver Folk Music Festival carries on the great legacy of musical excellence and eclectic discovery the annual summer tradition is renowned for bringing to the park.  From July 14-16, some of the world’s finest traditional and contemporary folk, world and roots music artists will spend the weekend bringing their works to friends, fans, appreciators of music and those who love the magic of this festival are invited to gather again to celebrate.

Board member and Programming Committee Chair, Fiona Black says: “This festival is a touchstone in the lives of so many of its far-reaching community: long-time and new audience members, out-of-town visitors who come year after year, volunteers, donors, sponsors, artists and so many more. I think this year everyone appreciates this iconic festival a little more. None of us take it for granted. For the VFMF, “folk music” is an inclusive term that encompasses as broad a range of roots-based music from around the world as you can imagine. The beauty of this festival is that it brings such an extensive range of artists together for three days of connecting with each other, inspiring unique collaborations and making lasting memories for the amazing gathering of folks that unite every year to celebrate life, community and music. That tradition continues this year with these artists, and we welcome everyone back to the park this summer to be part of this joyful experience.” Some 40 music acts from 10 countries, 6 states and 8 provinces will be found performing on the Festival’s three daytime stages and an evening stage over the summer  weekend. Additional artists will be announced shortly. The festival’s gates open at 3pm on Friday, July 14, and music runs on Saturday and Sunday, July 15 & 16 from 11am to 11pm. This year's lineup includes a number of acclaimed artists known to many in the festival’s audience, including: Arizona’s Tex-Mex outfit Calexico, women’s music icon Ferron, the multi-faceted Joachim Cooder, the award-winning William Prince, and two genuine music legends, Joe Henry and Albert Lee. Music from around the world takes centre stage at the festival as well, including a towering figure in the world of traditional Persian music, Kayhan Kalhor and, among other international visitors, three groups who live for the music of the dance. From Italy’s Kalàscima, teaming up at the festival with stunning singer, Andrea Ramolo comes the passion and energy of the tarantella; the Cláudio Rabeca Quartet with special guest, Serena Eades play forró, the popular dance music of Brazil, and; we’re exciting to share the remarkable collaboration in the Melón Jiménez & Lara Wong Flamenco-World Trio. From south of the border, a number of artists are slated to bring the sounds of the US to the Jericho stages. Including one of zydeco and Cajun music’s great accordionists, Cedric Watson, who performs with fiddler Jourdan Thibodeaux; East LA’s Las Cafeteras’ son jarocho tunes will sure to bring folks to their feet; and folk music treasure, Aoife O’Donovan, brings her beautiful voice. Emerging artists are also on the roster including the Berklee College vocal trio and internet sensations, Tiny Habits; a strong and clear voice for social justice, Tré Burt, and BC’s own hip hop adventurer, Ruby Singh and The Future Ancestors. Homegrown talents are well represented on this year’s roster, including Jim Byrnes, The High Bar Gang, Jill Barber, The Sojourners, Ceileigh Cardinal and Newfoundland’s Rum Ragged and many more. This year's Vancouver Folk Music Festival curates an event that offers a truly global spirit, broad and eclectic in range, with something for everyone of all ages. In addition to whetting your musical appetites, the Vancouver Folk Music Festival offers a wide range of ways to feed you soul with food and artisan vendors as well the festival prides itself on its environmental awareness, sustainability initiatives, and accessibility.  With over 30, 000 people expected to descend upon the park get your tickets soon. Find the full Festival line-up and information about performers, vendors and artists at thefestival.bc.ca https://youtu.be/G_tDW04H6P0 Read the full article

[mxdwn]

ANTI-FLAG Release Music Video for “Shallow Graves” Featuring Tré Burt

https://music.mxdwn.com/2023/02/05/news/anti-flag-release-music-video-for-shallow-graves-featuring-tre-burt/

[myremains]

I am quite partial to a bit of punk from time to time, Anti-Flag have somehow never managed to be on my radar though, however I do recognise the name. Which is a shame as their 13th full length album The Lies They Tell Our Children is a bit bloody good. Obviously I don’t know their history to compare it with but they already came to play with guest spots from Killswitch Engage’s Jesse Leach, Bad Religion’s Brian Baker, Rise Against’s Tim Mcllrath, Die Toten Hosen’s Campino, Pinkshift’s Ashrita Kumar, Tré Burt, Bad Cop/Bad Cop’s Stacy Dee and Silverstein’s Shane Told. What a list, they definitely have a lot of very talented friends these guys. The opening track “They Sold Everything” is only a minute and a half in length but I cannot get it out of my head, I love dark stuff that sounds happy, I’ll definitely be spending a lot of time belting this out over the years. Another shout out to “Victory Or Death (We Gave ‘Em Hell)” for allowing me to sway around chanting those lyrics, I’ve played that one on a loop a lot, it’s good for the soul. The whole thing is very charged with ideas and deeper themes but the fact it can tackle all of that but still be bloody good fun is something to celebrate.

[7/10]

[oscar-wet-n-wilde]

Im so glad Black Country is being highlighted in music right now.

Many white country fans seem to be flummoxed as to why Lil Nas X (from Georgia) or Beyonçe (from Texas) would show interest in country music. They don't understand why Black artists are suddenly encroaching on "their" music. Which is hilarious, since African American music has always been an integral part of the Country genre. The banjo is litterally an African American instrument.

From Charlie Pride to Darius Rucker, from Country and Bluegrass to Folk and Americana this music has always been filled with amazing Black artists.

Some of my favorite's:

The Carolina Chocolate Drops

Rhiannon Giddons

Tré Burt

Alabama Shakes

Kaia Kater

Adia Victoria

Feel free to add more to the list.🖤

Lil Nas X did a cover of Jolene and Dolly Parton responded to it on twitter

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[ID: Screenshots of two tweets. The first one is by Dolly Parton and it says "I was so excited when someone told me that Lil Nas X had done my song #Jolene. I had to find it and listen to it immediately…and it's really good. Of course, I love him anyway. I was surprised and I'm honored and flattered. I hope he does good for both of us. Thank you @LilNasX". The second tweet is Lil Nas X responding to the Dolly Parton tweet by simply saying "HOLY SHIT" in all caps. End of ID.]

[localmusicnation]

Amanda's SD Concert Calendar 1/22-1/28

Well, I caught a nasty cold that had me stuck in bed for a few days. I’m feeling loads better now but I’m still not quite 100% so I’m not sure how much fun I’m allowed to have this week without the fear of relapsing into a snotty mess. Monday: Tuesday: Scorpion Child @ Brick by Brick at 7:30pm AND: Tré Burt @ Soda Bar at 7:30pm AND: Pinback @ Casbah at 8:30pm Wednesday: Pinback @ Casbah at…

[syruckusnow]

By Tré Burt

After a few moments of training my ears to the muted tones of adults’ conversation in the doorway of my third-grade classroom, I’m able to cut through all the clamor and noise. I make out this sentence from the teacher: “Tré’s a bright child, but he lacks common sense.”

[eitmonline]

EITM Playlist 10/9/23

Van Halen - Right Now | 6:07

Switchfoot - More Than Fine (Our Version) | 6:26

Switchfoot - Ammuniton (Our Version) | 6:31

Amos Lee - Greenville | 7:03

The National, Rosanne Cash - Crumble | 7:29

Dave Matthews Band - Break Free | 7:48

Blue October - Down Here Waiting | 7:53

Beartooth - Might Love Myself | 8:29

David Kushner - Dead Man | 8:53

Black Pumas - More Than A Love Song | 9:12

Tré Burt - TRAFFIC FICTION | 9:24

GROUPLOVE - Cheese | 9:30

070 Shake - Black Dress | 10:00

Dean Lewis - Trust Me Mate | 10:21

[americanahighways]

REVIEW: Tré Burt “Traffic Fiction”

REVIEW: Tré Burt “Traffic Fiction” #tréburt #trafficfiction #listenbetter #americanaandy #americanahighways #newmusic2023

Tré Burt – Traffic Fiction Grief can serve as a reason for reflection and a spur for reinvention. After the death of his grandfather, singer-songwriter Tré Burt decided to honor his memory, as well as times shared with his father, by deviating from his more folky style and head back toward his first love – classic soul. Burt’s new album, Traffic Fiction, still trades in Burt’s favorite topics –…

[metalshockfinland]

ANTI-FLAG Release Music Video for 'Shallow Graves' Feat. Tré Burt, Currently Touring w/ Flogging Molly

Pittsburgh punk rock iconoclasts ANTI-FLAG will be plenty busy in 2023. The band just kicked off their winter North American touring campaign alongside the legendary Flogging Molly, and today they are dropping a new music video for the song “SHALLOW GRAVES”. Another heart-wrenching salvo off their new full-length, ‘Lies They Tell Our Children’, the track features guest vocals from burgeoning…

[luciochaves]

Anti-Flag - SHALLOW GRAVES ft. Tré Burt

[cynthiaruth95]

Another Language, This Will Destroy You (2014)

Tracey Denin, bar italia (2023)

Plays Pretty for Baby, Nation of Ulysses (1992)

Don’t Say No, Billy Squier (1981)

Muddy Waters Woodstock Album, Muddy Waters (1975)

Call the Doctor, Sleater-Kinney (1996)

At the Cut, Vic Chestnutt (2009)

Stand!, Sly and The Family Stone (1969)

Thought For Food, The Books (2002)

You, Yeah, You, Tré Burt (2021)

Smiling With No Teeth, Genesis Owusu (2021)

Springtime and Blind, Fiddlehead (2018)

Garbage, Garbage (1995)

Gershwin Plays Gershwin: The Piano Rolls (1916-1927/1993)

Cleveland Blues, Fred Davis (2023)

Bottle It In, Kurt Vile (2018)

Star, Belly (1993)

Man It Feels Like Space Again, Pond (2015)

I See a Darkness, Bonnie “Prince” Billy (1999)

Wasteland, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats (2018)

update: earlier in the year i started to intentionally put aside time to listen to more albums in full — so far i’ve filled up a journal page of my favorites and wanted to share them here: 

Eli and the Thirteenth Confession, Laura Nyro (1968)

American V, Johnny Cash (2006)

Pink Moon, Nick Drake (1972)

I’ll Cry If I Want To, Leslie Gore (1963)

Soup, Blind Melon (1995)

In a Silent Way, Miles Davis (1969)

Save the Animals, Alex G (2022)

I am a Bird Now, Antony & the Johnsons (2005)

The Decline of British Sea Power, Sea Power (2003)

Burn Your Fire For No Witness, Angel Olsen (2014)

Little Girl Blue, Nina Simone (1959)

Without a Sound, Dinosaur Jr (1994)

Vincebus Eruptum, Blue Cheer (1968)

Fanny Hill, Fanny (1972)

Gather Me, Melanie (1971)

What a Way to Die, The Pleasure Seekers (1960s/released 2011)

Singin’ the Blues, B.B. King (1956)

Loved, Cranes (1994)

Fallen Trees, Lubomyr Mehyk (2018)

Whitesnake, Whitesnake (1987)

Rat Saw God, Wednesday (2023)

It’s My Way!, Buffy Sainte-Marie (1964)

Bert Jansch, Bert Jansch (1965)

Songs, Adrianne Lenker (2020)

McCartney, Paul McCartney (1970)

Fleet Foxes, Fleet Foxes (2008)

Everybody Hollerin’ Goat, Otha Turner (1998)

Team Sleep, Team Sleep (2005)

Odessey and Oracle, The Zombies (1968)

Vs., Pearl Jam (1993)

Passionworks, Heart (1983)

Guard Dog, Searows (2022)

I Against I, Big Brains (1986)

Unsung Passage, The Dead Tongues (2018)

Last Splash, The Breeders (1993)

Shake Your Money Maker, The Black Crowes (1990)

Our Hands Against the Dusk, Rachika Nayar (2021)

Where is Home/Hae ke Kae, Abel Selaocoe (2022)

1966, Karen Dalton (60s/2012)

Colour Green, Sibylle Baier (70s/2006)

Dance Hall at Louse Point, PJ Harvey and John Parish (1996)

Waiting to Spill, The Backseat Lovers (2022)

Fever to Tell, Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2003) 

Garden of Delete, Oneohtrix Point Never (2015)

Pet, Pet (1996)

Townes Van Zandt, Townes Van Zandt (1969)

Jar of Flies, Alice in Chains (1994)

Family Tree, Nick Drake (60s/2007)

Stick Season (We’ll Be Here Forever), Noah Kahan (2023)

The Great Dismal, Nothing (2020)