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at Fox Theater (8pm)
Thom Yorke's side project previously known as ???? will hit the road this April under its new official name, Atoms For Peace. Yorke assembled the live outlet to bring his 2006 solo album The Eraser to the stage, and debuted the band - which features Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea...
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at Bimbo's 365 Club (8pm)
The dreamy, lo-fi sounds of Beach House make them a constant favorite in the indie music blogosphere. Musical partners Alex Scally (guitar/keyboards) and Victoria Legrand's (vocals/keyboards) pristine pop comes in the form of tightly woven arrangements of organs and...
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at Regency Ballroom (8pm)
Sia's vocal talents extend all the way back to her earliest memory. But unlike most singers, she isn't exactly the product of her childhood influences. Born in Adelaide, she was raised on the hippiest street in Australia. "Everyone was a musician or worked for Circus Oz." Her parents played in a rockabilly band called The Soda Jerks, and her dad, "a real nut nut", briefly played guitar in uncle Colin's band Men At Work- yes, they of 'I Come From A Land Down Under' fame...
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at Oracle Arena (8pm)
Formed in Devon, England in 1994, it took nearly a decade for prog-rockers Muse to break through in the United States. Despite initial comparisons to Radiohead, Muse persevered with its combination of apocalyptic imagery and sci-fi guitar work, and by the early 2000s, the group had become one of the biggest rock groups in the world...
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at Vessel (10pm)
Until you've borne witness to one of his legendary live sets, poured headily over one of his meticulously crafted productions, or been catapulted to a sudden sonic nirvana by the dropping of one of his remixes, you might be justified for dismissing his existence as an extremely elaborate myth of the musical underground. After all, how can one man, still in his early thirties, have kept so many kids dancing for so long?
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