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Switchfoot comes to Purdue for Grand Prix (Purdue Exponent)
The band Switchfoot will headline this year's Grand Alternative concert, which will kick off Grand Prix Week. Switchfoot, who is known for its hit singles "Meant to Live" and "Dare You to Move," will play at 3 p.m. April 15 at Slayter Hill. The show is free and open to Purdue students.
The Davis Enterprise (The Davis Enterprise)
CD reviews for February 8, 2007: "I (Heart) Comix" - Matt and Kim; "Silent Shout" - The Knife; "The Architecture of a Heartbeat" - Kyoto Beat Orchestra; "The Sweet Escape" - Gwen Stefani; "Frengers" - Mew; ?Don?t You Fake it" - The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus; and "Oh! Gravity" - Switchfoot.
Moses Mayfield turns in solid tracks on new album (Carroll County Online)
Columbia Records sent me an advanced album for an "acclaimed emerging rock band," Moses Mayfield. "The Inside" was released Tuesday and features 11 original songs, penned by the band's vocalist/guitarist/ frontman Matthew Mayfield.
Get into full swing as spring arrives (The Springfield News-Leader)
Final performances of the Abou Ben Adhem Circus at the Shrine Mosque, 601 St. Louis St. Schedule: 11:30 a.m., 3 and 6:30 p.m. Advance tickets are $14 for adults; $10 for children 12 and younger (for sale at Price Cutter and Ramey supermarkets and Shrine Mosque). Gate: $15 adults, $11 children. Reserved: $18 adult; $13 children (available at Shrine Mosque). Call 869-0529.
Today's praise: Relient K scores again with latest punk-pop album (Stars and ...
Fans have learned to rely on Relient K for good music, a message and fun. That?s probably what propelled the punk-pop band?s ?Five Score and Seven Years Ago? to sixth place on Billboard?s overall album sales chart when it debuted earlier this month.
Switchfoot's rock has San Diego roots (Tucson Citizen)
Swaggering around with their guitars and leather jackets, rock stars often have the reputation of believing they're God's gift to Earth.
TV-friendly Augustana glimpses future diversity (The Morning Call)
It should be no surprise that Augustana's debut disc, ''All the Stars and Boulevards,'' is musically diverse, with lyrics like a travelogue.
Weekender ? Concerts calendar for March 23-29 (San Antonio Express-News)
Stories and features on music
Calendar - WildLife (Arizona Daily Wildcat)
"Mooladé" - The French and Italian department brings you the latest installment of their ongoing French and Francophone Film Festival, where they screen movies in French and Italian. "Mooladé" was directed by Ousmane Sembene and is about female circumcision in Africa.
Of God and Rock 'n' Roll (Free Times)
Whatever you do, don?t call Switchfoot a Christian band. Just don?t do it. Despite the band?s early involvement in the Christian music scene. Despite its Christian-affiliated distributor. Despite its eight Dove Awards. The Christianity issue is the big sticking point with Switchfoot.
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Switchfoot comes to Purdue for Grand Prix (Purdue Exponent)
The band Switchfoot will headline this year's Grand Alternative concert, which will kick off Grand Prix Week. Switchfoot, who is known for its hit singles "Meant to Live" and "Dare You to Move," will play at 3 p.m. April 15 at Slayter Hill. The show is free and open to Purdue students.
The Davis Enterprise (The Davis Enterprise)
CD reviews for February 8, 2007: "I (Heart) Comix" - Matt and Kim; "Silent Shout" - The Knife; "The Architecture of a Heartbeat" - Kyoto Beat Orchestra; "The Sweet Escape" - Gwen Stefani; "Frengers" - Mew; ?Don?t You Fake it" - The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus; and "Oh! Gravity" - Switchfoot.
Moses Mayfield turns in solid tracks on new album (Carroll County Online)
Columbia Records sent me an advanced album for an "acclaimed emerging rock band," Moses Mayfield. "The Inside" was released Tuesday and features 11 original songs, penned by the band's vocalist/guitarist/ frontman Matthew Mayfield.
Get into full swing as spring arrives (The Springfield News-Leader)
Final performances of the Abou Ben Adhem Circus at the Shrine Mosque, 601 St. Louis St. Schedule: 11:30 a.m., 3 and 6:30 p.m. Advance tickets are $14 for adults; $10 for children 12 and younger (for sale at Price Cutter and Ramey supermarkets and Shrine Mosque). Gate: $15 adults, $11 children. Reserved: $18 adult; $13 children (available at Shrine Mosque). Call 869-0529.
Today's praise: Relient K scores again with latest punk-pop album (Stars and ...
Fans have learned to rely on Relient K for good music, a message and fun. That?s probably what propelled the punk-pop band?s ?Five Score and Seven Years Ago? to sixth place on Billboard?s overall album sales chart when it debuted earlier this month.
Switchfoot's rock has San Diego roots (Tucson Citizen)
Swaggering around with their guitars and leather jackets, rock stars often have the reputation of believing they're God's gift to Earth.
TV-friendly Augustana glimpses future diversity (The Morning Call)
It should be no surprise that Augustana's debut disc, ''All the Stars and Boulevards,'' is musically diverse, with lyrics like a travelogue.
Weekender ? Concerts calendar for March 23-29 (San Antonio Express-News)
Stories and features on music
Calendar - WildLife (Arizona Daily Wildcat)
"Mooladé" - The French and Italian department brings you the latest installment of their ongoing French and Francophone Film Festival, where they screen movies in French and Italian. "Mooladé" was directed by Ousmane Sembene and is about female circumcision in Africa.
Of God and Rock 'n' Roll (Free Times)
Whatever you do, don?t call Switchfoot a Christian band. Just don?t do it. Despite the band?s early involvement in the Christian music scene. Despite its Christian-affiliated distributor. Despite its eight Dove Awards. The Christianity issue is the big sticking point with Switchfoot.
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