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Opinion: SXSW: Ben Jelen, Apostle of Hustle, and more 
Entertainment Weekly | by Whitney Pastorek | Fri, Mar 16
Fri, Mar 16
Next up, allegedly, was Amy Winehouse, who is just freakin' everywhere these days. Not sure why we need to review her again, but hey, it's my job... but on the way over to her venue, I learned two things: 1) Amy Winehouse got bumped to 1 a.m. 2) Rage Against the Machine may have just played a show at Emo...
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The evening began with my UK cousin Duffy at Stubb’s. I had been listening to her album for awhile now and was hoping that she would be able to pull it off live. And.. she did! I know people are going to want to peg her as the new Amy Winehouse, but I think there’s a lot more going on than just that.
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Gothamist's Week in Rock, Volume 11
source: Gothamist
Last weekend wrapped up South By Southwest, and the final day of festivities focused around the NY2LON day party, which was the collaboration of +1 Management, Brooklyn Vegan and Le Tigre. The stacked lineup was unfortunately without top draw Amy Winehouse, who had to pull out of several...
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source: Indie Wire
Among the biggest buzz acts at SXSW was UK soul and jazz artist Amy Winehouse who performed a few times in Austin, stirring increasing interest after a first showcase when she performed only a couple of songs. Chatter about her apparent refusal to do media interviews in light of a recent bre...
Published Mon, Mar 19
Opinion: SXSW: MuteMath, Amy Winehouse, and more
source: Entertainment Weekly
What's up with the lines, people?! Everywhere I went on this second day of my tenth South by Southwest, I saw frustrated badge holders doing their best to demonstrate that patience is, indeed, a virtue. Is the number of registrants just so astronomically large this year? Is there a shortag...
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source: Indie Wire
Last year's event featured more than 1,400 bands played at 60 venues in downtown Austin, Texas. This year proves to provide more action with appearences by Pete Townshend and Rachel Fuller, The Stooges (with Iggy Pop), David Byrne, Ozomatli, Taylor Hicks, Amy Winehouse, Buzzcocks, Int...
Published Sun, Feb 11
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