...and setlist

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great pics under that link !

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theartistree.fm

just read about it on official forum looking for news from the band...

hehe..he reacts more "professional" this days that that time at Roskilde 2002 it was i guess....
but meets more competent interviewers as well

according to www.brooklynvegan.com our trio played a private show...

As mentioned, Thursday (9/5) is Fashion's Night Out. Basically another excuse to throw a party (in the name of bringing money and attention to fashion), the evening has become music-oriented in the last few years with bands playing stores all over New York City. There's a lot of stuff going on, including the Azealia Banks / DJ Cosmo performance at M.A.C. Soho we already told you about; plus Icona Pop and Maria Minerva at Urban Outfitters; Matchbox Twenty (!?!) at Bloomingdales; Haim at Topshop; La Sera at Helmut Lang; We Were Promised Jetpacks at Rockefeller Center; and Cyndi Lauper at Manolo Blahnik, just to name a few.
Below is a list of all the shows we could find with basic details and links where applicable/helpful. All shows are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. Many have free food and booze as well. For more into visit the Fashion's Night Out website. Let us know what we missed, in the comments.
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Azealia Banks and DJ Cosmo at M.A.C. Soho (506 Broadway) @ 7:45 PM http://ny.racked.com/archives/2012/08/30/the_top_ten_musical_performances_of_fashions_night_out_1.php

Questlove will be spinning tunes at The Hoodie Shop (181 Orchard) @ 6 - 11 PM.
Chairlift play at Prada SoHo (575 Broadway) @ 6 - 10 PM
Poolside will play live at the Moods of Norway store (75 Greene St.) @ 6:30 - 11 PM
Matchbox Twenty perform live and Pharrell Williams DJs at Bloomingdale's 59th St @ 5 - 10 PM
We Were Promised Jetpacks and The Lonely Forrest at Rockefeller Center @ 6 PM

SET TIMES:
WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS: 9:00pm
THE LONELY FOREST: 7:30pm

-- Dangerous Muse and Sandflower perform live at Bloomingdale's Soho (504 Broadway) @ 7 PM
Haim will play Topshop (478 Broadway) @ 6 PM
Maxwell at Jean-Michel Cazabat (350 Bleeker) @ 6 PM
Cyndi Lauper plays at Manolo Blahnik (31 West 54th St.) @ 8:30 PM
He Met Her perform at The SkyTerrace at Atlas NY (66 West 38th St) @ 7:30 PM
George Tisdale Band performs in the Limelight Shops @ 6PM . The Limielight Shops (at the old Limelight) also have other stuff going on during Fashion Week too.
Telsa Boy will be at Salvatore Ferragamo (655 5th Ave) @ 7PM
Pop Etc will play Morgane Le Fay (67 Wooster) at 7 PM.
Jamie Woon performs at Ben Sherman City (96 Spring St.) @ 6 - 11 PM
Rev Run + DJ Ruckus are at Piperlime (121 Wooster St.) @ 6 - 11 PM
Solange Knowles and Oh Land will DJ at DVF (874 Washington St) @ 6 - 11 PM
Ladyhawke and Mick Rock will DJ at Allsaints Soho (512 Broadway) @ 6 - 9 PM
The Knocks will DJ at Intermix (812 Washington St.) @ 6:30 PM
Shontelle Layne performs at Harney & Sons (433 Broome S.) @ 6 - 9 PM
La Sera with DJs Icona Pop and Gorilla vs Bear at Helmut Lang (93 Mercer St) @ 6 PM
Paris Monster performs at Jean Shop (435 W. 14th St.) @ 6 PM
St Lucia and DJ Mick Boogie at Scoop block party (875 Washington St.) @ 6 - 9 PM
Dave P will DJ at Oak (28 Bond St.) @ 7 PM
Frankie Rose is playing the Theory Store.
The Blue Man Group and Vanessa Carlton will perform at at Saks Fifth Avenue @ 6 - 9 PM
H&Ms around the city are in on it too: "Attend H&M's special shopping experience with a live DJ, style advisers to help you find your best look, and a chance to enter to win access to a VIP H&M event with a private performance by Lana Del Rey. Need a ride? H&M will provide free double decker buses that will make stops at select H&M stores around the city."

And on Friday (9/7), Black Rebel Motorcycle Club will play a private show at John Varvatos.

As you may already know, we as BRMC feel very strongly about trying to reflect the values we hold as individuals and as a group in our work. One of our priorities has always been balancing any commercial success we achieve with a commitment to contributing to the well-being of not just ourselves.

 

We’re excited to tell you about a major step we accomplished toward that goal.
Earlier this year we were approached by Miller/Coors about the use of the song "Conscience Killer" in a TV commercial for Miller Lite.

We initially said no to this, but then looked back at it as an opportunity to raise money for a cause we believe in. For example, The Not for Sale Campaign is an organization that we have supported for many years, as it aids in the fight against human trafficking.

In an unprecedented move, Miller/Coors has agreed to make a large financial contribution to The Not For Sale campaign for the use of the song. Along with them, our label partner Vagrant Records will be making a contribution, and we will also be donating the money we make from the ad to this organization we so strongly believe in. The commercial just started running and we have already received confirmation that the donation has been sent to The Not For Sale Campaign.

We wanted to share this with you because our involvement in commercials has always been a conflicting issue for us. Now we feel we’ve figured out a way to turn them into opportunities we can be proud of, and hope you feel the same.

While we will not be able to do this every time something like this presents itself in the future, just know that if there is a next time, we would love to do this with you as a community.

During the next few weeks, we’d like to hear from you about your favorite charities or community organizations, local or otherwise. Please send us any information you think would be helpful in allowing us to check them out and learn about what they do, but we cannot consider individual or personal causes unless they are part of a community issue. Our goal is to set up an online vote to where the commercial money would go next.

Send this information to theband@blackrebelmotorcycleclcub.com

From,

Robert, Peter and Leah

While on tour with BRMC a few years ago, Dark Horses penned a song called “Radio” with Robert, which also features him on vocals.

You can listen to the track now HERE

When exactly did drone enter rock music?
Was it the Beatles, and their flirtation with Eastern mysticism? Was it the Velvet Underground and their Noo Yoik street suss converted into one chord thrash? Or was it when the Spacemen 3 strummed their way through the walls of the human consciousness?

Whatever. Dark Horses have firmly seized the drone concept, with their psychedelic palpitations already crafting some fairly strong reverberations. Based in Brighton with a Swedish singer (naturally, in this day and age) the band are signed to rather hip Canadian imprint Last Gang Records, who house their new single ‘Radio’.

All warm, flowing guitar buzz and sighing vocals, ‘Radio’ is a chant, a hymn. Droning on (is that a concept? It is now) for over five minutes, the sludgy atmosphere cocoons you in a dark, celestial funk.

Out now, ‘Radio’ is gaining fans with everyone who likes their guitar music minimal and dangerous. ClashMusic have obtained the Offshore version, with Robert Levan Been on hand to add some guest vocals.