Here’s 7 Walkers covering The Grateful Dead’s Deal:

Little Feat live at Penn's Peak!

Waiting For Columbus is one of my favorite live albums of all time. I was always envious of the audience in that recording, and at times, I could imagine myself standing in that crowd, long sweaty hippie hair clinging to my headband in the smoke filled auditorium. So I took a drive out to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania to catch them (still a)live at Penn’s Peak.

The audience was elderly and excited. While I was recording the video posted below, I got rammed into by some rock and roll grandmas. Or were they great grandmas? In the video I captured an old man who is often seen dancing at Dead shows. The whole experience was awesome.

Here’s Little Feat performing Spanish Moon:

Frightened Rabbit at World Cafe Live!

Scottish Band Frightened Rabbit played the Free at Noon show at World Cafe Live! The show is broadcast live on NPR which means the content needs to be G-Rated. In order to not fu…I mean, screw up, Scott Hutchenson, the lead singer, wrote himself a note:
“DON’T SWEAR!”
During the show he explained that in Scotland, swearing is as essential to language as punctuation.

Here’s Frightened Rabbit performing Swim:

Gang Gang Dance live at Johnny Brenda's

Gang Gang Dance is touring to support their new album Eye Contact.  Saw them live at Johnny Brenda’s.  It was very hot and sweaty at the venue that day, and the music was wild and dreamy.

Here’s Gang Gang Dance performing Adult Goth:

Grouplove live at Johnny Brenda's

Here’s Grouplove performing Naked Kids at Johnny Brenda’s in Philadelphia.  I went to see them because I really liked their EP. Unfortunately, they only seemed to have an EP’s worth of material.  The show only lasted about half an hour!  Even though the show was short, it was very energetic and I look forward to their full length release.

They are currently on tour in the US with stops planned in Atlanta, Savannah, North and South Carolina, Buffalo, Albany, Toronto and New York.  Unfortunately, Philly isn’t on the list.

To find out more about the band, check out their site, and make sure to watch the video for “Hey.”

This was technically called a “dj set,” but these guys were able to make music with two control panels and a drum set.

A small dedicated group of revelers danced all the way until closing time.

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I waited on line with a lot of other people who didn’t bother checking out Foo Fighters, but weren’t going to miss Fitz.
It was well worth the wait.
Their energy was great, and their retro musical style is reminiscent of Motown and the Wall of Sound.

You can find out more about them here.