There really aren't words to describe the video below. Amy Winehouse recently gave - or was scheduled to give - a concert in Belgrade and it went horribly wrong. The singer recently got out of rehab, and judging by her "performance," I'd say she needs to go back to rehab.
It's sad that a young singer with so much talent has become known for her trainwreck performances and lifestyle. Needless to say, the rest of her tour has been canceled.
S.I.Q.
Tremont Music Hall
June 18, 2011
The Deal: S.I.Q. Society In Question stood out among a smattering of cocky garage bands at Gorilla Productions showcase. Usually I wouldnt be caught dead as a spectator at one of these shows unless I felt the urge to make my eardrums bleed, but occasionally a good, under-represented band ends up there as a vehicle for gaining new fans. All of those bored band moms had quite a surprise coming.
Bums Lie, Cletus Got Shot, Bracing for Impact, The Royal Tinfoil
The Milestone
June 17, 2011
The Deal: Last year, at Kyle Perkins of 25 Minutes to Gos Birthday Toga Party, bro time to the max went down at the Milestone. The entire night was a bit blurry altogether, but I recall screaming lyrics at the top of my lungs to 25 Minutes to Go songs whilst abandoning my toga to rock a party dress that was so drenched in sweat, it couldve been wrung out several times and the some.
So, when I found out that KP was going to have another toga party this year, I knew nothing could hold me back from experiencing the rowdy delight that could now be considered an annual occasion. Although 25 Minutes to Go wasnt booked for the show (which, I must admit, made me cry a little inside) Cletus Got Shot was coming back through with their sweet bluegrass jams playing with Bums Lie, Bracing for Impact, Candy Jerk and Charleston, SCs The Royal Tinfoil. I didnt quite know what to expect in the long run but I knew that it was bound to be another noteworthy night in my life.
"If The Milestone had an even dirtier little brother, it would go by the name Sewercide Mansion."
Check out this story about one of the newer, dirtier music spots in town.
Each Friday, we review 10 recently released CDs in 10 words each:
Frank Turner England Keep My Bones Fourth studio album continues English singers strong style of folk.
JD Souther Natural History Singer combines elements of jazz, country, soul in his vocals.
Tea Leaf Green Radio Tragedy California troubadours continue down path balancing jams with pop-rock.
Bedouin Soundclash Light the Horizon Toronto band fuses island style with laid-back reggae rhythms.
James Torme Love for Sale Son of legendary Mel Torme tackles pop and jazz standards.
Duncan Sheik Covers 80s 12 songs include Depeche Mode, The Cure, Smiths and more.
Gallhammer The End Japanese band fuses psychedelic droning metal with raw punk elements.
Patrolled By Radar Be Happy Theres a definite Bob Dylan quality to Jay Souzas vocals.
The Melvins Sugar Daddy Live New album captures live, grungy, trudging sound of Seattle band.
Barry Manilow 15 Minutes Legendary singer releases first new original album in 10 years.
Time Warner Cable Arena says they have a "BIG" announcement coming tomorrow morning. Of course, they don't say it's a concert, but for the sake of argument, let's say it is...
Who could it be?
Aerosmith?
U2?
Foo Fighters?
Red Hot Chili Peppers?
Anyone have any guesses, assuming it is a music announcement?