Zero 7 played Terminal 5 in NYC on Friday, 11/27/09.
Olivia Chaney and Eska Mtungwazi joined the band for the tour.
Higher resolution pics in my Flickr photoset.
Show # 44
I saw Missy open for Ben Folds in this same venue on 9/30/09. This time she was back headlining the show.
And she delivered a great performance that moved the crowd after a pretty long night of music. Highly recommended if you get a chance to see her.
Her Myspace page.
A revealing interview from last year at AfterEllen.com.
And a recent interview on blogcritics.org.
Download computer wallpaper from the show on my Flickr set.
More on Flickr.
Ok, so something is wrong with the flash player I use to embed audio. Head back to one of my other Missy Higgins posts to hear some of her work.
Show #12
Justin Nozuka was a big draw for much of the crowd at Terminal 5 Friday night.
Not quite my demographic. :) But he was earnest, played well and sounded good.
Justin's Myspace page.
His website.
More on Flickr.
Listen to "Golden Train"
Show # 12
Lenka was the opening act at Terminal 5 Friday, April 6th. She easily charmed the crowd and played a strong set of songs from her 2008 self-titled debut album.
It won't be long before she's headlining shows in New York City...
"Lost at E Minor" has a good interview of Lenka.
The full set on Flickr.
Download computer wallpaper from the show on my Flickr set.
Listen to "The Show"
Show # 12
Thievery Corporation played to an enthusiastic crowd at Terminal 5 on Wednesday night. You couldn't tell from the crowd that this show wasn't quite sold out. The small amount of room left over was used for dancing. Playing a set heavy on songs from their current album 'Radio Retaliation', Thievery exceeded all of my expectations - and having seen them before, they were high.
This was the best-sounding show I've seen at Terminal 5. In fact, it was probably the best-produced show at the venue. Their video and light setup filled the space as much as their thundering sound system. I couldn't crouch down very often in the photo pit because the bass was just too powerful, it made you queasy.
Thanks again to Thievery's guitar and sitar player Rob Myers for the royal treatment - tickets and passes for the VIP section and photo pit.
Jon Pareles of the New York TImes reviewed the next night's show.
More in my Flickr set for the show.
Listen to "Sweet Tides" from Thievery's latest, Radio Retaliation
Show #9
Update: Bought tickets
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. I saw her open for Ben Folds in September. Can't wait to see her as a headliner.
Listen to "Scar"
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