Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'frankblack'
October 23, 2006
There seems to be something for everyone this week, but let's just call it the 'week of The Hip' and be done with it, since they've taken up residence at The Phoenix for four sold out shows. We're curious to know if anyone actually paid $60 + TM charges per ticket to attend all of them? 'Fess up! If that's not your thing, you can always get spewed on by Gwar tonight at the......
Continue Reading "Live Baby Live - Week of Oct. 23"August 15, 2006
A day late this week, but when you see the crazy number of new shows recently announced, you’ll understand why. With so much variety, there should be something for everyone coming up in the next month or so. Due to the large number of show listings, there will be no links this week (hey, it takes a LONG time to link up this stuff, my friends). As always, if there’s something we’ve missed and......
Continue Reading "Live Baby Live - Week of Aug. 14"December 1, 2004
It's that time again. This week will reflect some of the older fat men who came into Mississauga for two excellent shows this week. And for no particular reason, there are more videos too. 1. Frank Black and the Catholics - Nadine Off of his last year's album with those Catholics, Show Me Your Tears. 2. Frank Black - Monkey Gone to Heaven A re-working of the Pixies classic that appears on this year's Frank......
Continue Reading "Mixtape Essentials: Frank Black and Titties"November 25, 2004
It was a lean, mean and ruthlessly efficient Pixies that opened up a two-night stand at Arrow Hall last night - okay, maybe Frank Black Francis wasn't quite so lean. A long time coming – more than seven months since the shows were announced and tickets went on sale – the sold-out crowd of 9,000 composed of equal parts present-day indie kids and aged hipsters was pretty damned anxious by the time their heroes finally......
Continue Reading "Pixies Ride a Wave of Mutilation into Toronto"November 22, 2004
After the current retro 80's fad dies down, Torontoist believes the next hype decade will naturally be the 90's. But for everyone to start wearing flannel and be nostalgic for Mudhoney and Candlebox, those bands have to first stop touring. This week Toronto welcomes two such alt-rock holdovers in Frank Black and the Pixies and Slash in his G'n'R type-band Velvet Revolver. Even though Black Francis is overweight and bald, and Slash can no longer......
Continue Reading "Here Comes Your Band"