#mike calabrese

[krispyweiss]

“Lakestreet Boys” Dive into Halloween with Backstreet Spoof

- You’re not tripping; you’re gagging on LSD

Funny Halloween is superior to scary Halloween.

And Lake Street Dive - dressed as and mocking the Backstreet Boys - have funny Halloween covered for 2024.

Seated and donning ridiculous wigs, faux facial hair and tats, the Lake Streeters - Bridget Kearney as Howie Dorough, Akie Bermiss (Nick Carter), Rachael Price (Brian Littrell), Mike Calabrese (AJ McLean) and James Cornelison (Kevin Richardson) - oversing “I Want it That Way” with hilarious results. The oh-so-dreamy batting of the eyes and the oh-so-street-tough hand gestures only add to the spooktacular stupidity of LSD’s annual Halloween tradition.

Yet the men and woman of Lake Street are so talented at the mic, they nail the choruses - live no less - in a way the boys of Back Street could never hope to, either in the studio or with the help of backing tracks.

It ain’t scary. But it’s wicked funny. And who doesn’t want Halloween that way?

10/31/24

[thebowerypresents]

Lake Street Dive – Madison Square Garden – September 14, 2024

On the second night of the second leg of their Good Together tour, soulful-pop group Lake Street Dive were back in NYC on Saturday to headline the big stage at Madison Square Garden.

Photos courtesy of Ken Grand-Pierre | www.kenamiphoto.com

[mrbopst]

Mike from Lake Street Dive at the Camel. 2012. Photo: C.Maynard Bopst

[gameyface46]

Hey, they look pretty good together!

So yeah. Good Together by Lake Street Dive released a few weeks ago, and this was supposed to come out in June for the June project, but I’m counting it for June so I don’t have an excuse to not do a July project.

The roles were picked based on the 30th Anniversary Music Festival art, so Dedede represents drummer Mike Calabrese, Bandee represents pianist Akie Bermiss, etc. Marx is actually really cute! I should draw him more. He’s representing bassist Bridget Kearney here.

I actually really like how this turned out. This was supposed to be finished in a day, but… I couldn’t.

Signed and color versions below the read more!

Yes it is read Cake Street Dive.

Now, thoughts on Good Together? I love it.

They really know how to start a song off. Most opening instrumental is so funky! I really like it! Favorite song is hard to pick… Dance with a Stranger, Seats at the Bar, Far Gone, Good Together… they all are great! Set Sail is so… wistful… I love it so much! It was the PERFECT album closer. Help Is On The Way is so groovy… ach! I love this album. The only song I kinda disregard is Twenty Five. Wistful like Set Sail, but personally not my cup of tea. I don’t prefer overly sad songs. But it’s still good, don’t get me wrong. But I won’t have it on loop like every other song. Please listen to Lake Street Dive if you have the chance! New favorite band besides Sammy Rae and the Friends. Hey, if you like them, I think you’ll like this group too!

Now for other matters.

Playing OneShot. Pretty good game so far. Niko is SO CUTE. Cold take, I know, but it’s the truth. The character designer designed so hard when creating them. Also I’m going in blind, which is a treat. I hear the story is VERY important, so yeah. I watched the Ace Attorney anime before playing the game, ruined it for me. Playing the Apollo Justice trilogy was a treat.

AAI2 released in the West, very glad about that. You KNOW I’m getting it.

That’s basically June, so see ya, and GOOD LUCK MY EARTHLY COMRADES! THE SUN IS COMING.

♪ We could be good together! ♪

also wtf there’s a tag limit.

[cbjustmusic]

The official video for Lake Street Dive's "Neighbor Song" featuring Madison Cunningham. ___________________ Neighbor Song Songwriters: Michael Calabrese, Bridget Kearney, Rachel Price and Mike Olson

I can hear my neighbors making love upstairs Their love is rattling my tables and my chairs Keeping me awake The love they make it's keeping me awake While I'm just trying to get some sleep on the ground floor I don't mind my neighbor making love upstairs Cause I was once the lover making all my neighbors scared You and me thundering the floorboards with our power and our force While they're just trying to get some sleep on the ground floor

I can hear my neighbors making love upstairs Their love is amplifying all of my despair Cause I was once a lover now I have to listen to my neighbors Making love upstairs from down on the ground floor From down on the ground floor From down on the ground floor

In this city all the humans live in layers I got people down the hall and down the stairs We all move in and out and live our lives in stacks and rows and pairs And try to find someone with whom we can share it

I can hear my neighbors making love upstairs Wish I didn't have to be so well informed of their affairs But if I have to hear them doing something, at least they're having fun Sometimes I forget that all of us are just human Cause we're all stacked in rows and columns And if one of them should fall on me My neighbors making love upstairs would crush me I'm down on the ground flpork

[stereax]

reach out and touch faith/your own personal (mc)jesus/reach out and touch faith/reach out and touch faith/reach out and touch faith...

Connor McDavid + Depeche Mode, "Personal Jesus" (I recommend the Johnny Cash cover if you really want to be hurt today)

Photo credits, in order: Ron Clements, Darren Calabrese, Allan Mitchell, NHL Public Relations, Andy Devlin, Andy Devlin, Jess Starr, Andy Devlin, Dan Rosen, NHL, Jeff McIntosh, Jonathan Larrivee, Mike Stelter.

[radiomaxmusic]

June 21, 2024: 5pm ET: Feature LP: Lake Street Dive - Good Together (2024)

Click To Listen: RadioMax Live Stream Lake Street Dive is an American multi-genre band that was formed in 2004 at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. The band’s founding members are Rachael Price, Mike “McDuck” Olson, Bridget Kearney, and Mike Calabrese. Keyboardist Akie Bermiss joined the band on tour in 2017 and was first credited on their 2018 album Free Yourself Up; guitarist…

[lamilanomagazine]

La Spezia Estate Festival, al via la 56^ edizione del Festival Internazionale del Jazz

La Spezia Estate Festival - V edizione. Al via la 56^ edizione del Festival Internazionale del Jazz. La 56^ edizione del Festival Internazionale del Jazz della Spezia, spettacoli in Piazza Europa con Russell Crow, Mr. Rain, Irene Grandi, Edoardo Bennato, Nina Zilli, Max Giusti e Raul Cremona, Giorgio Panariello, Goran Bregovich. Nella mattinata del 5 aprile a Palazzo Civico il Sindaco della Spezia Pierluigi Peracchini insieme Alessandro Maggi, direttore artistico della rassegna la Spezia Estate Festiva e Lorenzo Cimino direttore artistico del Festival internazionale del Jazz, hanno presentato la V edizione di "La Spezia Estate Festival" - la rassegna dedicata al Teatro - la prestigiosa 56^ edizione del Festival Internazionale del Jazz e i concerti di musica leggera che porteranno alla Spezia i più grandi spettacoli che attualmente girano l'Italia. Grandi nomi del teatro Italiano quali Alessandro Preziosi, Carolina Benvenga, Mariangela D'Abbraccio, Oblivion, Giorgio Panariello e Marco Masini, Beatrice Baldaccini e ancora la grande musica leggera con Mr. Rain, Cristiano De Andrè Edoardo Bennato e Nina Zilli. I grandi interpreti della musica Jazz mondiale: Paolo Fresu & Uri Caine, Dado Moroni, Eddie Gomez, Joe La Barbera, Mike Stern and Randy Brecker, la voce di Irene Grandi e le incursioni di Goran Bregovich e Russell Crow. "Una nuova bellissima stagione estiva è alle porte – dichiara il Sindaco della Spezia Pierluigi Peracchini – nel corso di questi anni abbiamo assistito ad una crescita importante in termini numerici di pubblico, arrivando nel 2023 ad oltre 20.000 presenze, e questo grazie ai grandi artisti che hanno calcato il nostro palco e agli spettacoli di altissimo livello che sono stati capaci di catalizzare e andare incontro alle esigenze di un pubblico eterogeneo e sempre più vasto. Siamo molto orgogliosi di questa nuova programmazione che, anche quest'anno, siamo certi sarà molto apprezzata e che riserverà altre grandi sorprese che annunceremo." La rassegna vede protagonisti, dal 7 luglio al 20 agosto, nomi quali Alessandro Preziosi, Carolina Benvenga, Mariangela D'Abbraccio, Oblivion, Giorgio Panariello e Marco Masini, Beatrice Baldaccini e il corpo di ballo che renderà omaggio a Raffaella Carrà con l'omonimo musical a lei dedicato. E ancora: i 5 musicisti della Rimbamband, Raul Cremona, Max Giusti e il filosofo rock Matteo Saudino. Spazio anche alla musica sul palco di Piazza Europa con Mr. Rain (12 luglio), Cristiano De Andrè (16 luglio), Edoardo Bennato (22 luglio) e Nina Zilli (10 agosto). PROGRAMMA LA SPEZIA ESTATE FESTIVAL 2024 Domenica 7 luglio Alessandro Preziosi in MOBY DICK in collaborazione con "LIBRIAMOCI" adattamento di TOMMASO MATTEI LIVE ELETRONICS PAKY DI MAIO. Produzione PATO S.r.l. Domenica 14 luglio Carolina Benvenga in UN'ESTATE FAVOLOSA. Produzione Stefano Francioni Produzioni. Lunedì 15 luglio Mariangela D'Abbraccio in ANIMA LATINA. Produzione Nidodiragno / CMC. Giovedì 18 luglio Oblivion in OBLIVION COLLECTION di e con gli OBLIVION GRAZIANA BORCIANI, DAVIDE CALABRESE, FRANCESCA FOLLONI, LORENZO SCUDA,FABIO VAGNARELLI. Produzione Agidi. Sabato 20 luglio Giorgio Panariello e Marco Masini - Il ritorno. Produzione Friends & Partners Martedì 6 agosto Beatrice Baldaccini e il corpo di ballo che renderà omaggio a Raffaella Carrà. Direzione artistica : Claudia Campolongo. Regia: Gabriele Colferrai. Coreografie: Angelo di Figlia. Corpo di Ballo: Silvia Gattafoni, Ilaria Gattafoni, Valerio Angeli, Nicholas Jay Cugge, Giovanni Di Tizio. Band: Michael Cappai, Omar Ceriotti, Domenico Vena, Claudia Campolongo, Gianluca Sambataro. Produzione: Nuovo Teatro Verdi. Venerdì 9 agosto Rimbamband. Un gruppo di 5 musicisti pugliesi che suonano e provano a far ridere. Un mix di musica, mimo, clown, tip tap, teatro di figura, rumorismo, fantasia teatrale, parodie. Mercoledì 14 agosto Raul Cremona in BRAVISSSSSSIMO! Produzione Amaca Spettacoli Srl. Domenica 18 agosto Max Giusti in BOLLICINE. Produzione Lea Production Srl. Martedì 20 agosto il filosofo rock Matteo Saudino presenta VITE RIBELLI. Produzioni Fuorivia. INFO E BIGLIETTI Ingresso per tutti gli spettacoli de La Spezia Estate Festival (tranne PANARIELLO VS MASINI): intero: 10 euro + pv, abbonamento: (minimo 5 spettacoli) biglietto a 8 euro; ridotto studenti: 5 euro Dall'abbonamento è escluso lo spettacolo di Panariello e Masini, i cui prezzi sono: POLTRONISSIMA 65 euro I POLTRONA 59 euro II POLTRONA 53 euro III POLTRONA 44 euro (biglietti in vendita presso il Botteghino del Teatro Civico e sul circuito Ticketone. INFO: Botteghino del Teatro Civico (ingresso da via Carpenino), aperto dal lunedì al sabato dalle ore 8.30 alle ore 12.30 (il mercoledì anche dalle 16 alle 19). Tel. 0187/727521 – email: info@teatrocivico.it I CONCERTI Venerdì 12 luglio Mr. Rain Ingresso: Posto unico in piedi 30 euro + prevendita. Prevendite Ticketone e Vivaticket. Martedì 16 luglio Cristiano De Andrè in #DEANDRÉ BEST OF LIVE TOUR I biglietti per il tour sono disponibili in prevendita su TicketOne e Ticketmaster. Ingresso: Poltronissima gold € 50,00 + pv I poltrona € 40,00 +pv II poltrona € 30,0 + pv Lunedì 22 luglio Edoardo Bennato Ingresso: I settore € 40,00 II settore € 35,00 (i prezzi sono comprensivi di prevendita) Sabato 10 agosto Nina Zilli  Ingresso (prevendita inclusa): I settore € 32,00 II settore € 30,00 PIAZZA EUROPA Uno straordinario programma per il Festival Internazionale del Jazz della Spezia, giunto alla 56ma Edizione. Da luglio un prestigioso cartellone di concerti per il più longevo festival musicale italiano dedicato al jazz, che si svolge alla Spezia e dintorni ininterrottamente dal 1969. Con la direzione artistica di Lorenzo Cimino, uno dei più apprezzati trombettisti contemporanei, la 56ma Edizione del Festival si terrà in Piazza Europa e si svilupperà attraverso appuntamenti con divi internazionali, e progetti speciali in omaggio a giganti del jazz. Si parte mercoledì 24 luglio con Goran Bregovic - THE WEDDING AND FUNERAL BAND Giovedì 25 luglio con Mike Stern / Randy Brecker Band - Featuring: DENNIS CHAMBERS, LENI STERN & CHRIS MINH DOKY MIKE STERN e RANDY BRECKER Sabato 27 luglio con Irene Grandi con il suo spettacolo "Io in Blues". Domenica 28 luglio Omaggio a Bill Evans con Dado Moroni - Eddie Gomez - Joe La Barbera Lunedì 29 luglio il duo Fresu-Caine  Martedì 30 luglio Russell Crowe per un eccezionale finale INFO E BIGLIETTI I biglietti della rassegna La Spezia Estate Festival, dei concerti e del Festival Internazionale Jazz saranno in vendita presso il Botteghino del Teatro Civico a partire dalla seconda settimana di aprile. I biglietti del Festival Jazz e de La Spezia Estate Festival saranno in vendita anche online sul circuito Vivaticket; gli abbonamenti soltanto al Botteghino del Teatro Civico. Ingresso per tutti gli spettacoli de La Spezia Estate Festival (tranne CAROLINA BENVENGA e PANARIELLO VS MASINI): - intero: 10 euro + pv, - abbonamento: (minimo 5 spettacoli) biglietto a 8 euro; - ridotto studenti 5 euro. Dall'abbonamento sono esclusi gli spettacoli di Carolina Benvenga e Panariello/Masini, i cui prezzi sono: INFO: Botteghino del Teatro Civico (ingresso da via Carpenino), aperto dal lunedì al sabato dalle ore 8.30 alle ore 12.00 (il mercoledì anche dalle 16 alle 19). Tel. 0187/727521 – email: info@teatrocivico.it  ... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

[nonesuchrecords]

Lake Street Dive's Mike Calabrese and Akie Bermiss are on the podcast The Show on the Road to chat with host Z. Lupetin of Dustbowl Revival. "There are very few things in life that you can depend on," says Lupetin, "and yet since 2004, when they were founded ... the group has consistently put out virtuosic, heartfelt, harmony-laden, decadently delicious, nerdy dance music ..." You can hear their conversation here.

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: Lake Street Dive feat. Madison Cunningham - “Neighbor Song”

Madison Cunningham brought more than her voice to Lake Street Dive’s re-recording of “Neighbor Song.”

“Madison is an extremely special musician and we feel so honored to have had her join us on one of our songs,” the band said in a statement.

Trading verses and singing in harmony with Rachael Price, Cunningham makes Lake Street Dive sound like the group that backed her on 2022’s Revealer, thus adding a world-music aesthetic to the 2010 LSD song about a randy couple living - and doing a lot of fucking - above the temporarily chaste narrator.

It’s a complete reimagining done in a single take that works completely.

Grade card: Lake Street Dive feat. Madison Cunningham - “Neighbor Song” - A

10/6/23

[alystayr]

Lake Street Dive - Mistakes (Live)

[thebowerypresents]

Lake Street Dive are back in town this week for a sold-out show at Brooklyn Steel on Thursday night. Don’t have tickets and still want to go? Either catch them live at the Beacon Theatre on 11/5 and 11/6 or try to Grow a Pair of tickets from us. E-mail Eddie Bruiser at thehouselist@bowerypresents.com, making sure to include your full name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Lake Street Dive, 5/10) and a brief message explaining your favorite thing about Lake Street Dive. Eddie Bruiser, who’s feeling particularly judgmental, will notify the winner by Thursday afternoon.

[davidandrako]

Lake Street Dive - Prospect Park Bandshell - Brooklyn - 06/07/17

Photos by David Andrako for the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival

[cbjustmusic]

Lake Street Dive - “Musta Been Something”

Rachel Price/Lake Street Dive playlist ________________________

Musta Been Something Songwriters: Songwriters:  Bridget Kearney, Michael Calabrese, Mike Olson and Rachel Price

You said I, I didn't do anythin' wrong But there must have been somethin' I could've done better Oh, oh you said I, I didn't do anythin' wrong But there must have been somethin' I could've done better

Did you want me at home more? Was I runnin' around more than you liked, me leavin' you? Did you want more alone time? Was I callin' you up every night when I needed you?

Times that I was tired and selfish I don't know why I did it, I couldn't help it But you know that I've tried Now I keep on askin', could I? Could I?

You said I, I didn't do anythin' wrong But there must have been somethin' I could've done better Oh-oh you said I, I didn't do anythin' wrong But there must have been somethin' I could've done better

Memories twist the light I know you're thinkin' tonight about the things I did right But seein' you so happy now Has got me thinkin' about all the things I did wrong

Times that I was quiet and distant I don't know why I didn't tell you what I meant But you know that I've tried Now I keep on askin', could I? Could I?

You said I, I didn't do anythin' wrong But there must have been somethin' I could've done better You said I, I didn't do anythin' wrong But there must have been somethin' I could've done better

I didn't do anythin' wrong There must have been somethin' I could've done better You said I, I didn't do anythin' wrong But there must have been somethin' I could've done better

[completeandrandomshit]

Katie Sully, with her Ma and Pa

[yeri]

It is not Halloween, but I’ll revisit one of Lake Street Dive’s Halloween cover releases anyway.