Friday, May 30, 2008

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Rev Billy DVD release / NY Post

Last Christmas, the anti-shopping indie "What Would Jesus Buy?" made this reporter's day. Entire season, really. So a DVD packed with more manic "Shopocalypse" goodness is a welcome release.

The documentary follows local performer Reverend Billy (Bill Talen) and his Church of Stop Shopping gospel choir as they travel around the country in the weeks before Christmas, putting on faux-evangelical shows to - as Rev. Billy puts it - "cast out the demons" at the cash register. (more at nypost.com)

To WIN FREE TICKETS to the June 1st DVD release party email "stopshopping" to info (AT) highlineballroom.com

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Night of a 1000 Stevies...


Lots more reviews and photos on the motherboard here.
We've had amazing feedback from the performers and attendees. See you guys next year!

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

1000 Stevies / Time Out NY


Interview with Night of A Thousand Stevies organizers Chi Chi Valenti and Johnny Dynell is up on timeout.com

Is Nicks aware of Night of a Thousand Stevies?
Valenti: Oh, yeah. Apparently she discovered it when she was on an airplane and her steward showed her pictures of him dressed as her in platform boots. She’s commented on it in interviews, and seems very flattered by it. She’s even given us Stevie memorabilia to auction off.
Dynell: On the other hand, Lindsey Buckingham has called us a bunch of freaks. He seems really bothered by it.
Valenti: Oh, that’s just because there’s no Night of a Thousand Lindseys.

(more at timeout.com)

Tickets are available here.

Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Monday, May 5, 2008

Sia was at Yelle...

via Blackbook.com:

There we were, perched atop the balcony inside the Highline Ballroom waiting for Yelle to take the stage—which didn’t happen until 1:30 a.m.—when our friend picked out a bleach-blonde dancer amidst the mass and said, “Isn’t that Sia?”
We occupied the next thirty minutes by staring at the dancer with squinted eyes, while she cavorted frenetically to classic hits from classic dance acts like Cassius and Daft Punk.
(continue at blackbook.com)