Newly announced headliners for Noise Pop 2009 will include:
Bob Mould,
Les Savy Fav,
Thao,
Thee Oh Sees,
Sleepy Sun,
Ra Ra Riot,
and From Monument To Masses.
John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats will also return to Noise Pop in song and conversation as part of a special lecture event, Talking Music, produced in partnership with City Arts & Lectures.
(previously announced acts:)
These new artists join previously confirmed acts the French Kicks, A.C. Newman, St. Vincent, Martha Wainwright, Broken West, Clues, The Morning Benders, No Age, Josh Ritter (performing solo with a string quartet), The Submarines and Stephen Malkmus' who is performing his first ever solo show in the Bay Area.
Antony and the Johnsons are performing at San Francisco’s beautiful Masonic Center on February 24 as part of Noise Pop 2009. Tickets for this special opening night show go on sale through Ticketmaster on Sunday, January 11. Additional opening night Noise Pop events will be announced in the coming weeks.
Show schedule information and individual tickets for many Noise Pop events will be offered for exclusive presale from the Noise Pop 2009 Festival site, starting Friday, January 8, 2009. The Noise Pop ticket store is powered by partner In Ticketing, with a tree being planted for every ticket sold. Individual tickets will go on sale through all regular venue outlets starting on Sunday, January 11. Noise Pop 2009 Festival badges are still available. Noise Pop Badges grant the owner entry to all general admission Noise Pop Festival events and are priced at $150 each. An early bird 10% discount is being offered until January 12, 2009.
In addition to dozens of live music events, Noise Pop 2009 will include a film festival, gallery art openings, and “Industry Noise” (co-produced with Bandwidth Conference) a single day music industry conference featuring educational panels. Also returning for the fourth year is “Pop ‘n’ Shop” – Noise Pop’s take on the local indie designer trunk sale and rock poster show.
2 comments:
Here's something I promise you:
As soon as I get the money to beef up my music gear, I will start contributing to the Fort Worth music scene and make some awesome rock and rock music (I've already got my Now I Wanna Be Your Dog cover down pat)
Then, Fort Worth will gain prestige as a music scene and good things will come our way.
awesome! feel free to send stuff my way.
do you guys have any good indie clubs or anything in your area?
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