In the Spotlight: Greg Dulli
In the Spotlight showcases a cross-section of an artist's cover work.
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In the Spotlight showcases a cross-section of an artist's cover work.
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Some things you can predict will happen every year at SXSW, such as those not their getting annoyed by the abundance of tweets flooding their news feed and those actually attending frustrated by the inevitable lack of signal, but I don't think anyone could have predicted this.
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Onstage, the two brothers in Disclosure don't look like much — two near-identical pale scrunched-up British guys in plain T-shirts, hunched behind banks of electronics.
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During their headlining set at the Fader Fort last night, The Afghan Whigs were joined on stage by none other than Usher.
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One of the more under-appreciated reunions of this year has been that of the Afghan Whigs.
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The Afghan Whigs wrapped up their run of New York shows with a sold-out gig at the Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday (10/6).
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It's not uncommon after a concert to hear a drunken attendee commenting on how great a show was.
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Frank Yang I'm old enough to have lived through The Afghan Whigs in their heyday, but I still missed them completely.
Read MoreAs always, a big thanks to the Beachland for hosting me in the Tavern during last nights Afghan Whigs show.
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Sub Pop History likes to lump The Afghan Whigs in with the grunge end of the '90s Alternative Nation scene – and yeah, they certainly benefitted from being on Sub Pop for the release of Up In It in 1990 and Gentlemen in 1993 – but they didn't have much in common with their Pacific northwest brethren, stylistically.
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Brilliant and deliciously soulful and sleazy '90s Cincinnati noir-rock outfit, reunited and touring for the first time in over a decade to show the young'ns how it's done.
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The reunited Afghan Whigs appeared last night on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" , performing Black Love 's "My Enemy" and 1965 's "Uptown Again".
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Just when Monday starts to beat you down this gem turns up in your coffee.
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The Afghan Whigs provided us with one of the more surprising reunions of recent memory.
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I originally wrote this piece for Lollapalooza.com as a part of their Artist Discovery series.
Read MoreIn the early Nineties, more than a few metal bands picked up acoustic guitars and scored breakthrough hits, including Mr. Big ("To Be With You") and Saigon Kick ("Love is on the Way").
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The Afghan Whigs ' song "Lovecrimes" is now available for free download by going here.
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Not long after ATP Concerts LTD, the company behind the All Tomorrow's Parties festivals, went into liquidation , comes the news that this year's ATP USA (Sep 21-23, 2012) will be relocated from Asbury Park, NJ to Pier 36 in Manhattan.
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Afghan Whigs singer Greg Dulli curates the fest this year, so there will be a big performance from those Whigs, as well as sets from acts like The Antlers, Lightning Bolt, The Roots, and what is sure to be an interesting collaboration between Philip Glass and Tydondai Braxton of Battles.
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Today it is confirmed ( removal of Louis CK included ): ATP Concerts today announce the relocation of this September's New Jersey based I'll Be Your Mirror festival event to Pier 36 in Manhattan, New York. Pier 36 was the intended home for I'll Be Your Mirror beginning in 2013 - but due to unavoidable logistical concerns (along with a lack of available fan accommodations in Asbury Park), ATP has decided to move there for this year's event.
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Recently reunited soul rockers The Afghan Whigs have scheduled a series of U.S. tour dates for September and October.
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Greg Dulli is the quintessential wounded animal-as-frontman.
Read MoreThe Afghan Whigs have announced a select number of new dates as part of their ongoing reunion tour.
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I think all of us here in Cincinnati knew that our hometown heroes, The Afghan Whigs would return after the announcement that the band was reuniting for a tour.
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The Afghan Whigs have announced they'll be playing a one-off show in London this Summer.
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On a Louisiana-hot night in north London – hot enough to steam guitarist Rick McCollum's glasses – they make their long-dreamed-of return.
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In the afterglow of The Afghan Whigs first show in 13 years , fans lingered outside the Bowery Ballroom on Wednesday, still buzzing from the two-hour, roller coaster of memories.
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Plenty of songs have been written about failed relationships, but no one can plunge into the depths like Greg Dulli, who led soulful Ohio rock outfit the Afghan Whigs in the Nineties, taking us on dark trips into his troubled psyche with each passing record.
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The Afghan Whigs , who were just announced on the Austin City Limits fest lineup released a new song to their website and play their first full show in 13 years tonight at Bowery Ballroom (5/23).
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The long-dormant The Afghan Whigs are offering their cover of "See and Don't See" as a free download on their website, which is here.
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The Afghan Whigs are back together and gearing up to headline their own I'll Be Your Mirror festival, as well as a bunch of other reunion songs.
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It's been awhile since we've seen or heard from Greg Dulli and his Afghan Whigs.
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The Afghan Whigs will return to the stage for the first time in 13 years at the Bowery in New York on May 23.
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The last show The Afghan Whigs ever played was in New York City on Sept. 29, 1999.
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Read MoreTom Johnson In a bustling town like Phoenix, Tom Johnson is an oddity: The Guy Who Never Left: "I grew up here, I went to school here, I went to Arizona State University, where I studied both creative writing and then studio art. And ASU is where I met my future wife (funny enough, I actually had to 'meet' her through a mailing list for Rush – but it was only because we both went to ASU that I met her, otherwise it would have never happened). Married in 1999, they have two children. A dabbler with the bass guitar, Tom's maintained a series of well-regarded sites over the years, and recently claimed The Versatile Blogger Award for his work here at Something Else! Reviews. Contact us at reviews@somethingelsereviews.com.
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howdy! so the men of the afghan whigs are playing lollapalooza, huh? well thats a good sign of possible things to come. i feel good/great about the chances of them playing new orleans as dulli loves said city. so, to pass it over would be a bit of a crime, imo. anyway, here they are on 10.8.92 in belgium at the democracy or it may be spelled deomcrazy.
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Panther stealth and Roman Candle intensity, The Afghan Whigs at their peak were the only American band you needed to listen to.
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