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• Timeflies heads to UNK for concert
  KEARNEY — One of the top ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC acts on tour is bringing its show to the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Timeflies — named by Billboard as one of the top ARTIST to watch in 2013 — will perform at 7 p.m. April 9 at UNK’s Health ...



• 2016 Nebraska Music Hall of Fame inductees
  He still plays for weddings, DANCE clubs and other celebrations ... Fuller began working for Electronic Tec. He formed his own band in 1965 and transitioned into the MUSIC business full time the next year. Fuller worked with several top MUSIC ans



• FileOFacts Eva Universe
  *Name:* Eva Universe *Star Sign:* Gemini *Place of Birth:* Lincoln, Nebraska *Now Based At:* Los Angeles, CA *Level of Education:* Some college, Arizona wildcats! *First Instrument Played:* Piano *Current Instrument:* Piano *Last Venue Played:* Currently part of the Nick Cannon Celebrity High...



• Crystal Method set to play outside Embassy Suites
  4. The "Do the Dock" stage area where cover bands play on Nebraska home Saturdays will be turned over to The Crystal Method, DJ Dan and a series of other ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC acts in a first-of-its-kind show outside the hotel and convention center at ...



• Allison Crutchfield Tourist in This Town review – a rollercoaster of a debut
  (Merge)Here’s a welcome addition to the crowded canon of breakup albums. Allison Crutchfield, luminary of the Philadelphia DIY MUSIC scene, has described her debut as a “feminist” kiss off. That’s not feminist as in “angry” or “self-pitying”, the response of the Hornby-esque subject of Mile Away, who locks himself away to wallow in Springsteen’s Nebraska. Crutchfield’s heartache emerges in bittersweet postcards from life on tour with her twin sister’s band Waxahatchee. The emotional rollercoaster of losing her bearings is delivered with finger-snapping pop melodies, twanging guitars and widescreen analogue synths, letting plenty of sunshine into the sadness. The results fizz and bob like a Berocca for the ears. Continue reading...



• Preview Skrillex’s Remix of Gorgon City – Imagination
  It seems like Skrillex is in the news everyday recently whether its about his Tour Documentary, his new Skrillex Selects Soundcloud account, or dropping or new MUSIC with his buddy Diplo as Jack U. A few days ago Skrillex played a show in Lincoln, Nebraska and a pretty awesome video popped up from the show. [] The post Preview Skrillexs Remix of Gorgon City Imagination appeared first on Trap Music Blog - Run The Trap: The Best Hip Hop, EDM Club.



• 56 Magnitude Earthquake Proves Harmless During Backwoods Music Festival
  A 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit Pawnee, Oklahoma early Saturday morning, affecting six of the surrounding states including Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Nebraska and Iowa. But surprisingly, the town of Stroud, Oklahoma where this weekends Backwoods Music Festival was taking place only 50 miles away from the epicenter, managed to avoid its waves. @tornadopayne @NEWS9 #okquake [] This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Proves Harmless During Backwoods Music Festival



• UNL student finds strengths in creating app promoting music
  Now a junior advertising and public relations major at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Brosius said he still puts much of his time into MUSIC For nine months he has been making remixes to popular ELECTRO ic-dance songs and posting them to SoundCloud.



• Elliott Smith dies aged 34
  US singer-songwriter Elliott Smith has died, according to reports. Websites and various radio stations are reporting that the singer passed away yesterday (October 21) at the age of 34. A statement from the Los Angeles County Department of the Coroner's office states that his death was apparent suicide. MTV.com reports, "A single knife wound that appeared to be self-inflicted was evident on the body, though police detectives are investigating the incident for foul play and/or other possibilities."Born in 1969 in Nebraska, Smith started his MUSIC career as a member of Portland, Oregon band, Heatmiser, in the early 90s. He earned plaudits for his 1994 debut solo release Roman Candle, with critics comparing his stripped down, melancholic melodies to the likes of Nick Drake and Neil Young. Continue reading...



• Justin Townes Earle Kids in the Street review – settling down nicely
  (New West)Album number seven looks like a turning point for Justin Townes Earle: it’s his first not to be recorded in Nashville (he decamped to Nebraska with producer Mike Mogis) and his first since settling down and getting married. Tellingly, there’s a quiet contentment replacing the bleakness that marked 2014/15’s companion Single Mothers/Absent Fathers sets. Never one to be constrained by the straitjacket of country orthodoxy, Earle infuses his songs with elements of classic soul (Champagne Corolla) and jazz (the delightfully breezy What’s Goin’ Wrong). Best of all, though, is the title track, a moving reflection on the gentrification ofthe Nashville neighbourhood in which hegrew up. Continue reading...