Saw an article this morning that the Black Keys will be returning to St. Louis for the first time in a few years, on Saturday, April 25. The bad news? They're headlining W.I.L.D., the Wash U-only event held every spring. The Cool Kids and Kid Cudi are also on the bill. Now, Stars performed at this last year, and I was told that even though it was supposed to be students-only, anyone who poked around enough near campus could get in to see it with no problems. If you're a huge Black Keys fan, it m
Jon GitchoffThe two Johns: Linnell (left) and Flansburgh. Slideshow here.
They Might Be Giants has been playing all of its beloved 1990 album Flood in select cities on its current tour. St. Louis - long one of the most popular markets for the band - had the honor of hearing one of these performances last night at the Pageant.
This special enticement likely contributed to the show selling out. Although TMBG swings through town annually, the full house tickled the bespectacled John Flansburgh, w
Dear Ms. Clarkson,
After finally getting a chance to attend one of your concerts last night at the Family Arena in St. Charles, I finally understand why I think you're such a fantastic pop songstress and performer. From the first slow-burning, disco-infused chorus of "All I Ever Wanted," your voice held the sparse but appreciative Halloween night audience in a state of hypnotic wonder at how such an everyday, girl next door could somehow possess the ability to shake the arena rafters with such
