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Umphrey’s spends half the year on the road habitually flooring audiences. Their anything-goes musicianship, humor, and good-nature all make remarkable entertainment. The band shuttles between styles with precision, from straight-up pop and rock to jazz, prog-metal, and classical. If you can name it, chances are Umphrey’s can play it.

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The fearless leaders of The Bridge have traveled an enormous distance to get where they are; all the way from living off-the-grid on a remote Hawaiian farm—in Kenny Liner’s case—and chafing in the buttoned-down corporate world—in Cris Jacobs’—to making a formidable album that’s fed by hometown roots and laced with wanderlust.

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Dj Lil’ E has hosted some of the region’s hottest dance parties and Jan. 28th she is bringing her uber-popular Madonna vs. Lady Gaga vs. M.I.A. show to Rams Head Live. This set sold out the 9:30 club and received rave reviews.

Join us as she continues her world domination tour with this dance fury insanity. Get ready for fist pumps full of pop and an experience leaving the dance floor littered with neon confetti, phone numbered napkins, masks, cell phones, clothes and inhibitions. She “sweats the playlist so you don’t have to.”

In today’s instantly downloadable and quickly consumed culture, bands like Anberlin are a dying breed. Over the course of eight years and five full-lengths, the band have established themselves as one of alternative rock’s most exciting acts and as a band who refuse to limit themselves to one specific scene or sound... and it’s paid off. Their new album Dark is the Way: Life is a Place, debuted at #9 in Billboard’s Top 200.

It’s been over 15 years since the release of the groundbreaking Exile in Guyville. The record was released in 1993, and ranked 1 that year on both the Village Voice Pazz & Jop critics poll and Spin magazine’s year-end critics poll. Incredibly influential to this day, its place as a seminal rock album has been reaffirmed by its inclusion in countless historical “best of” lists over the past 15 years, including: Rolling Stone’s “500 Greatest Albums of All Time.”

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