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On The Radar

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BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF | mmannheimer at wweek dot com

[April 1st, 2009]
Lyrics Born, Friday, April 10 @ Wonder Ballroom
Is the Bay Area rapper gunning for a payday or goofing on the biz with his new single, “Funky Hit Records”? Either way, Everywhere at Once is a very noddable new record.

The Roots, Friday, April 10 @ Roseland
Ouch. It’s like ?uestlove just stabbed us in the heart! We wish the Roots and Lyrics Born were on the same bill; we’ll just have to flip a coin on this one. Tails!

Nevermind, Sunday, April 12 @ Roseland
Don’t say we never give love to Nirvana cover bands, because we just did.

The Black Lips, Friday, April 24 @ Berbati’s Pan
Beer cans will fly, shirts will come off and the Black Lips will play party punk more infectious than anything we’ve heard since Portland’s beloved Exploding Hearts.

B-Joel and E-John, Tuesday, Nov. 10 @ The Rose Garden
Sing us some songs, Mr. Piano men! Announced earlier this week, those twin quasars of singalong dad rock, Billy Joel and Elton John, will do the dual-piano shuffle on the Blazers’ home court in five months. Ivory and Ivory, together at last!