#musichall

[mellifotoblog]

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[tatevikart]

Inktober52 - Week 36 - MUSIC

[seasonedplate]

Florida sun and a southern breeze pairs perfectly with homemade lemonade from @oscura.live. This Old Manatee music venue in the heart of downtown Bradenton also has excellent espresso and cool drinks to help start the day right. Check out a show or grab something to drink @oscura.live. #oscura #bradenton #oldmanatee #florida #lemonade #cafe #musichall #entertainment #usa #america #travel #cactus #seadonedplate @visitflorida (at Oscura) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqBVTWAOB-J/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[urbanxreporterz]

🖼 🗣🎶 #GABYdeslys #CLEOsenia #jeanchristopheborn #MUSIChall #comediemusicale #spectaclevivant #spectacle #theatredepassy #urbanXreporterzART 🎵🎹🎸🥁🎤#urbanXreporterzMUSIC 📅 📅 📅 #urbanXreporterzCALENDRIER 🔁 ℹ️ +infos @jeanchristopheborn @theatredepassy Sharing 🤝 partager 😃 positive 🔋 energy 📅 📺🤜🏻🤛🏾 ✌️🤝😍🤣 👉🌍 https://urbanxreporterz.com 🌎👈 #urbanXreporterzSOUTHPOPPER #urbanXreporterzMRbenoitD #MRbenoitDtv @urbanXreporterz #urbanXreporterz #art #artist #artiste #artistique #œuvre #urbanXreporterzMUSIQUE #Musique #music #chant #sing #Events #EVENEMENTS (à Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpezXhHMekF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[joel8x]

@totothebandofficial at @chsmusichall 2.27.23 @stevelukatherofficial @therealdavidpaich @joeswill9119 @sputacular @pierce200 ⁠@stevemaggioraofficial @heisdominiquexavier #TotoTheBand #CharlestonMusicHall #ConcertPhotography #LiveMusic #MusicPhotography #ConcertPhotos #GigPhotography #MusicPhotographer #ConcertPhotographer #ClassicRock #MusicHall #CharlestonEvents #totolive #dogzofoz #dogzofoztour #dogzofoztour2023 (at Charleston Music Hall) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpMf55Su9Yj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[brakeshub-blog]

Detroit Steel Wheels Review

The Detroit Steel Wheels recently took the stage at the Music Hall in Detroit and they put on an amazing show. The band is composed of five talented musicians who know how to bring the crowd to their feet. The band has been gaining popularity in Detroit and around the country due to their unique blend of classic rock and blues.

Their set was full of energy and the crowd was on their feet dancing and having a great time. The band played a number of original songs as well as covers of classic rock and blues. The lead singer and guitar player, Jason Reeder, had the crowd mesmerized with his passionate vocals and soulful guitar playing. He was backed up by the talented bass player, drummer, and keyboard player.

The highlight of the show was when the band performed their hit single, “Goin’ to Detroit.” The song was so well-received that the crowd was singing along by the end. The band was also joined by guest musicians including a saxophone player and a trumpet player. This addition really added to the show and made it a truly unique experience.

Overall, the Detroit Steel Wheels put on an amazing show and it’s easy to see why they are gaining such a following. Their unique blend of rock, blues, and soul make them stand out from other bands in the area. If you’re looking for a great night out, make sure to check out this talented band. You won’t regret it.

[archdl]

The Music Pavilion - Designed by @parc.architekten , Markus Fuchs Architektur Photography by @schreyerdavid_bild . "The pavilion offers the small village of Kirchdorf a centre for the cultural community. It expresses a culture that is alive and thriving and gives inspiration for an architecture that breaks the traditional norm of building in that area." . ⭕ What do you think about this design? 🔻Tag your Architect Friends! . ❌Turn ON Post Notifications to see new Contents.❗ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Follow @archdlofficial for more! 🖤 Tag #archdl and #archdlofficial or DM your works for Featuring! . #architektur #architettura #architecture #architecturephotography #kirchdorf #tirol #modernarchitecture #foldedgeometry #pavilion #woodarchitecture #folding #geometry #music #musichall (at Kirchdorf, Tirol, Austria) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoM2wqgsrx4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fyeahdprian]

Jess | Houston Photographer | @ dprian of @ dpr_official The Dream Reborn Tour 2024 Shot for @ livenation | Instagram

channel_purple @dprian of @dpr_official The Dream Reborn Tour 2024 Shot for @livenation

https://www.instagram.com/p/DAjK3fIJASM/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

@ channel_purple @ 713MusicHall

September 30, 2024

[enbycrip]

Seeking advice from folks who hopefully have more knowledge than me for three very different kinds ofnew (to me) music to listen to in the coming year:

- choral, shapenote and plainchant music that *isn’t* Christmas carols. I fucking adore music from these genres every year at Christmas and then realise I don’t know where to look for more that isn’t Christmassy. I did a bit of a short dive when we were watching Carols From Kings this year and saw some potential pointers, but please point me at your favourites. Modern or traditional arrangements of medieval, renaissance and 17th century work, or newer works; please, lay them on me!

- modern music made by indigenous peoples from the Americas, Sami, Mongolian Steppes, Ainu, Australian Aboriginal folk and South Pacific Islanders. I don’t mind the genres, but I’d really love to hear more music people who have been so marginalised and silenced are making now with the internet to share and distribute it, and hopefully ways to get paid for it too on places like Bandcamp. I’ve heard some stunning modern Mongolian throat singing and rapping and I’ve seen incredible mixes of traditional and modern dance from folk like Notorious Cree, but I admit I’m not 100% sure where to start in looking for more. If this is your music, please put ways I can pay you to listen to your music because I’m very aware how shitty streaming services are for that!

- good writing playlists of 1910s music hall and 1920s Chicago jazz and blues; I’m working on a queer urban fantasy novel set in 1920s Chicago with significant flashbacks to 1910s England and it’s always nice to have soundtracks to set the mood while you write!

[uniqueartisanconnoisseur]

Experiences Make the Holiday in Shipshewana!

I find myself drawn back to the Shipshewana area especially at Holiday time! There is so much to see and do in this beautiful, faith field town and countryside. On a recent trip, I had several experiences that you can also enjoy that make this a holiday and winter wonderland destination. As I get older, I find I cherish shared experiences beyond traditional gifts. Shipshewana and LaGrange County…

[therose-net]

240306 [IG] vertimusichall: This is your sign to go see The Rose live - we‘re 100 % sure that you won‘t regret it.❤️‍🔥 #therose #blackroses #vertinusichall #musichall #theroseberlin #therosecure #theroseconcert #officialtherose

[singeratlarge]

MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO: “Something About Suburbia” by Tim a.k.a. Chris Andrews 55th Anniversary Video Edition! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGbYBpyaANs  In May 1968, this was the B-side of a single that disc jockeys favored over the A-side—perhaps because they wanted to live in the ‘burbs. Written by Rod Thomas, the sing-along-song puts British music hall with mod pop. He wrote it as “a young man working in a steel works in Cardiff while living some eight miles away in a quiet village.” On a cosmic jukebox it would play next to Herman’s Hermits, The Kinks, and The Monkees. The recording session (at Abbey Road) put Tim together with the talented Paul Korda, who’d become Tim’s musical partner for the next couple years. Paul produced this track with orchestration by Cy Payne (Brotherhood of Man, Idle Race). The song also appeared in the 1968 film “The Tyrant King” and it became the masthead for the 2013 Cherry Red compilation CD that celebrated the music of Chris/Tim and Fleur de Lys.

If this is your introduction to Chris Andrews, he’s a British singer-songwriter and recording artist whose songs have been covered by Roger Daltrey, David Essex, and Davy Jones (Monkees)—with whom Chris worked with for years (Davy could’ve sung this song). Under the name Tim Andrews, Chris was a champion of late 60s psychedelic pop and (later), as Kris Ryder, he released New Wave synthpop sides in the 80s. Chris was also part of the seminal freakbeat band Fleur de Lys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGbYBpyaANs  

#chrisandrews #timandrews #suburbia #britpop #musichall #flowerpower #hermanshermits #thekinks #raydavies #themonkees #davyjones #paulkorda #cypayne #fleurdelys #tyrantking #film #video #music

[sambarsky]

132.) How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Knit knit knit! After taking one tour of Carnegie Hall in 2018 and posting pics, I received a suggestion to make a Carnegie Hall sweater. A year later, I made the sweater and took the tour again. And the staff at Carnegie Hall later found out and shared it on their site. One of my few sweaters representing an indoor location. #sambarsky #sambarskysweaters #sambarskyknitter #knit #knitting #knitter #art #artist #sweater #intarsia #handknit #carnegiehall #carnegiehallnyc #carnegiehallnewyork #carnegiehallny #carnegie #newyork #NYC #musichall #concerthall #piano #violin #trumpet

[aidagon]

2025/01/17(金)

@溝の口neonera

18:30 open / 19:30 start

adv¥3,500 / door ¥4,000

會田 茂一(アイゴン)g,vo.

佐藤研二b.vo.

阿部耕作dr.vo.

myqroczuqay presents

マイクロジャム マクロセッション　vol.??

〜新春スペシャル 　

ミクロコスモス 　

マクロハピネス〜

https://musichall-neonera.com/event/502176.h

[joel8x]

I see a LOT of concerts & @gregoryportermusic was one of the best performances I’ve had the pleasure of photographing. @chsmusichall 2.26.23. It was a night filled with unforgettable and amazing music. #GregoryPorter #CharlestonMusicHall #ConcertPhotography #LiveMusic #MusicPhotography #ConcertPhotos #GigPhotography #MusicPhotographer #ConcertPhotographer #JazzMusic #MusicHall #CharlestonEvents #LiveMusicPhotography #ConcertShots #ConcertPhotographers (at Charleston Music Hall) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpJmRwZOzcZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[horrorsequel]

Please dear Kibs, I beg you. You got to watch the movie Please Baby Please (2022) from Amanda Kramer. The whole deal is a pretty stylish and comfortably non-ironic queer musichall about gender and the way we queer'em up through movies and trash culture. I was seeing it right now and I had to pause it to tell you this: you're gonna love to draw those characters!

OH I'VE ACTUALLY GOT THAT ON MY LIST i have a running list of movies to see and that one is very near the top. I didn't really know much about it, but I did see some gifs from it LOL. yes thank you for the suggestion, your suggestions are always AMAZING.