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Call for Dayton’s Best Rock Talent

October 7, 2009 By Lisa Grigsby Leave a Comment

SmashburgerbandSmashburger will celebrate its Ohio debut with Dayton’s Rock Your City Band Competition. The winning band will play a one-hour set at Smashburger—The Shoppes at 725, 2315 Miamisburg-Centerville Road—at 7 p.m. on Friday, October 30, 2009. Ohio’s first Smashburger will open on October 15th, 2009.

Dayton’s’ Rock Your City Band Competition
Entry deadline: Sunday, October 18, 2009
Gig date: Friday, October 30, 2009, 7p.m. to 8 p.m.
Gig location: The Shoppes at 725, 2315 Miamisburg-Centerville Road.

Entry Procedure:
1. Upload a brief video performance (PG, please) to YouTube by
Sunday, October 30, 2009.
2. Send the YouTube link, band contact information and any questions to
[email protected].
3. Log onto www.smashburger.com/bands for more information.
Bands entries and their video will be posted on the Smashburger Web site.

Fans can vote online at www.smashburger.com/bands to determine the winner of Dayton’s Rock Your City Band Competition. Log onto www.smashburger.com/bands to see how the bands are faring. The winning band will be announced Monday, October 26, and will be “paid” in Smashburgers. Don’t forget to remind others to vote too!
Bands are responsible for transporting their own instruments and taking care of any sound equipment needs.

About Smashburger
Headquartered in Denver, Colo., Smashburger is a fast-casual restaurant designed to be “every city’s favorite burger place.” Developed and owned by private equity and concept development firm Consumer Capital Partners (CCP), Smashburger is engaged in the development of company and joint venture partner store development. In addition, Smashburger has sold franchise agreements totaling 200-plus locations over the next five years. The company, joint venture and franchise development deals are part of Smashburger`s national expansion plan to open 500 restaurants across the country, with 30-60 of those scheduled for 2009. For those that crave a better burger experience, keep watching for Smashburger to come to your community. To learn more, please visit www.smashburger.com.

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One Minute More: Pianist Guy Livingston to Perform at UD

October 7, 2009 By Dayton937 1 Comment

Guy LivingstonThe University of Dayton Arts Series always brings unique and engaging arts performers to campus, and Guy Livingston is certainly no exception. This American-born pianist from Paris will be shaking up any traditional ideas you might have about attending a piano performance. His concert scheduled for Wednesday October 14th, “One Minute More,” is ideal for music lovers with short attention spans. Livingston will perform a collection of contemporary works that are just one minute in length, accompanied by video projection. Where else can you hear new music from 60 different composers in one short hour? Visit his website at http://www.guylivingston.com for sample clips (and be sure to check out the world’s shortest opera).

Livingston is also one of the foremost experts on radical composer and pianist George Antheil, a self-declared “Bad Boy of Music” who led a musical revolution in 1920’s Paris. During his visit to UD, Livingston will lecture on Antheil’s Ballet Mécanique and the collaboration between musicians and artists that occurred during this influential time period. In preparation for Livingston’s visit, the UD Arts Series will also be hosting a free screening of Bad Boy Made Good, a documentary film about Antheil’s tumultuous life and work.

Bad Boy Made Good: Music Documentary Film
Monday, Oct. 12 at 8 pm
No tickets required for this free event.

The Avant-Garde Crossroads of Art & Music: Ballet Mécanique
Lecture by Guy Livingston
Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 1:30 pm
No tickets required for this free event.

Guy Livingston: “One Minute More”
Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 8 pm
Tickets are $14 for general admission; $8 for University of Dayton faculty, staff and alumni; and $5 for students. Contact the UD Box Office at 937-229-2545.

All events will be held at Sears Recital Hall on the University of Dayton campus. For more information about the UD Arts Series: 937-229-2787 or http://artsseries.udayton.edu.

Filed Under: Dayton Music, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Dayton Music, On Screen Dayton, Things to Do, UD, University of Dayton

DMF 09 Schedule

October 1, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

…this Saturday night is one of the biggest nights of the year for Dayton music as the 5th Annual Dayton Music Fest brings together some of the best talent from the Gem City and beyond. Here’s the details on the schedule…

2009 Schedule for DMF

Canal St. Tavern
Jesse Remnant & The Trainwrecks 12:30 – until done
Lab Partners 11:30- 12: 10
Eat Sugar 10:30 – 11:10
The Turkish Delights 9:30 –…

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VIDEO: Smug Brothers//Interior Magnets

September 29, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

…for a band that’s still not made a proper Dayton appearance, the elusive Smug Brothers seem to be building quite a buzz. The band will make their hometown debut this Saturday at the Fifth Annual Dayton Music Fest [@ Oregon Express; 11 pm] and have issued a new video for their current single, “Interior Magnets” to help promote the appearance. The video was shot by skate vid guru Dave Ackels and…

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Dayton Music Fest and Poster-tastic: Downtown on Saturday, WYSO on Wednesday

September 29, 2009 By Juliet Fromholt 1 Comment

dmf2009For many local music fans, the first week of October has become an unofficial holiday thanks to Dayton Music Fest.  The festival is celebrating it’s fifth anniversary by once again offering a fine sampling of over 30 local bands at a variety of downtown Dayton venues.  This year’s festival is October 3rd, and the excitement is building.  It’s a great opportunity to see a bunch of your favorite local bands in a single evening, but you needn’t be a part of “the scene” to enjoy yourself.  The festival is also the perfect opportunity to see just some of the amazing music Dayton has to offer every weekend.

There are also several local events that have popped up in conjunction with Dayton Music Fest.  One of them is  Poster-tastic, an art show celebrating local gig poster art, at Derailed Salon Hair Salon in the Oregon District.

On  September 30, Kaleidoscope will present a special Dayton Music Fest show with music from many of the festival bands as well as interviews with the organizers of Dayton Music Fest and the organizer of Poster-tastic.  Kaleidoscope airs Wednesday nights from 8 to 11pm on WYSO.

Filed Under: Dayton Music Tagged With: bands, Dayton Music, Dayton Music Fest, Derailed Hair Salon, Poster-tastic, WYSO

The Turkish Delights Win the 2009 Dayton Band Playoffs

September 27, 2009 By Juliet Fromholt Leave a Comment

TurksWinIt was a packed house at Canal Street Tavern on Saturday, September 26 as the final round of the 2009 Dayton Band Playoffs began.  Oxymoronatron and the Turkish Delights each performed high energy sets for the crowd.  At the end of the night, the count began on the over 300 votes cast.  It came down to 4 votes to determine the Turkish Delights were this year’s winner.  You can catch both of the finalists live October 3rd at Dayton Music Fest.

Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment, Dayton Music Tagged With: Canal Street Tavern, Dayton Band Playoffs, Dayton Music, Dayton Music Fest

The Unit Breed

September 24, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

…over the past decade, James Demaree has led the Portland, OR outift The Unit Breed through over a dozen releases and twice as many lineup changes to forge a understated, ethereal aesthetic fusing psych/post-punk elements together into a demented dream state. The band roll through Dayton Dirt Collective this evening in the midst of an extended US tour in support of their Always Distance the…

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Kuan//J

September 24, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

…if you’ve missed the first two weeks of The Buddha Den NTRO/XPO September Residency with Kuan, we can’t really help you at this point. This quartet turned in two of the most inspired and outright face-melting performances we’ve ever had the pleasure of hosting. Tonight, the band performs without at net, going completely improvisational with a special guest vocalist. If you wanna see something…

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Dayton Band Playoffs Final Round This Weekend at Canal Street Tavern

September 24, 2009 By Juliet Fromholt Leave a Comment

CanalLogoThe 26th Annual Dayton Band Playoffs are coming to a close, but not before this Saturday’s highly anticipated final round.  The Turkish Delights will take the stage against Oxymoronatron at Canal Street Tavern in what is sure to be an amazing performance by both bands.

Remember, the winner of the Dayton Band Playoffs is determined by the audience so the only way to ensure that your pick will win is to show up.  Past winners include Magic Jackson, Orange Willard, Shrug and Brainiac.

Filed Under: Dayton Music Tagged With: Canal Street Tavern, Dayton Band Playoffs, Dayton Music

Flotation Walls to Play Dayton Dirt Collective…and WYSO

September 22, 2009 By Juliet Fromholt Leave a Comment

Flotation WallsSince it’s creation, the Dayton Dirt Collective has played host to many unique local and regional bands.  On Thursday, September 24th, Flotation Walls will make a return visit to the DDC as part of a handful of regional shows they’re playing with New York act Finding Fiction.  In addition to bringing their experimental pop arrangements to the DDC, Flotation Walls will also be making an accoustic appearance on WYSO’s Kaleidoscope on Wednesday, September 23rd 98-11pm).

You can tune into WYSO at 91.3FM or listen online via their website.  The performance will also be available to stream on WYSO’s website on Thursday, September 24th.  For more information on upcoming live performances on Kaleidoscope, check out the show’s Facebook page.

Filed Under: Dayton Music Tagged With: Dayton Dirt Collective, Dayton Music, WYSO

Peopleperson//The Kids Are All Done For

September 16, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

…from our friends over at Fictionband Mechanics, it is our distinct pleasure to announce the first official release from our favorite home recordist, Peopleperson. As announced this morning, The Kids Are All Done For is now available as the first physical release from the label. Tapping through everything from twangy surf rock to Kraut minimalism to swirling shoegaze/psychedelia to unrepentant…

Read the entire post at The Buddha Den

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Kuan//E

September 16, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

…in case you missed out last week, Kuan opened their September Residency at The Buddha Den NTRO/XPO with a sonic assault that needs to be witnessed. We’d easily put them up against anyone currently running in the Gem City, as their dynamics and inventive compositions fueled by avant experimentation keep this instrumental quartet close to the edge throughout. The band will be issuing a double EP…

Read the entire post at The Buddha Den

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The Teenage Prayers/Brother George-Tonight @ Canal Street Tavern

September 10, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment


…if yr looking to start yr weekend off a little early this week, we recommend you head over to Canal Street Tavern tonight for what looks like a great night of music. On tour from NYC, The Teenage Prayers and Brother George [from Chicago] serve up quality doses of blue-eyed soul that we can only speculate deliver the type of live rock n’ roll catharsis that we so dearly love around here. The Teenage Prayers are out in support of their latest disc, Everyone Thinks You’re the Best, which you can hear a taste of below…

MP3: The Teenage Prayers “I Like It”
MP3: The Teenage Prayers “Don’t Call”

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Announced: Poster-Tastic 2 @ Dayton Music Fest 09

September 10, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment


…as if having so many great local and regional bands on tap for Dayton Music Fest 2009 wasn’t enough to get you excited about the d8n music scene, local promoter and general woman-about-town Shelly ‘Glad Girl’ Hulce announced that her Poster-Tastic showcase returns again this year as an adjunct to DMF. Just like last year, Derailed Hair Salon [run by Austin & Mindy in the Oregon District] graciously agreed to host this stellar display of the visual representations of Dayton music on the night of DMF [which is Saturday, October 3]. Here’s how to get yr posters shown:

If you are a gig or rock poster artist please contact Shelly @ [email protected].
Also please pass the word to other poster artists and give them my contact info.

You will need to hang your stuff by Oct. 1st. at the salon.
The exhibit will hang the whole month of Rocktober.

…and there’s more for you poster designer types…

AND NOW FOR THE REALLY BIG NEWS….
Taking submissions for the Poster-Tastic poster!!! If you are interested in designing the promotional poster for Poster-Tastic 2 please contact me asap!

Last year’s design by the amazing FNHarsh raised the bar but I know you are up to the challenge!! Do not delay in contacting Shelly @ [email protected] if you are interested!

…can’t wait to see some great posters on display from the past year…

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Introducing The Buddha Den NTRO/XPO September Residency: Kuan

September 9, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment


…as The Buddha Den NTRO/XPO celebrates one full year at Oregon Express as a FREE weekly event, we are very pleased to kick off our September Residency this evening with Kuan. The band are currently putting the finishing touches on their soon-to-be-released double EP, which they plan to showcase throughout the month, and you can get a taste of that below. Kuan also have a slew of East Coast tour dates lined up for October…

…Having served in numerous local outfits over the years, the collective members of Kuan are anything but green. Certainly their sound falls in the post-rock realm, with its guitar-driven instrumental nature, but it’s also easy to hear much influence from the jazz, psychedelic, and classic rock realms as well. Over the course of September, we’re planning to hear one of the best unsung bands in Dayton stretch out and show an impressive musical range. Hope you can join us….

MP3: Kuan “G”

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Welcome The Buddha Den to DaytonMostMetro.com!

September 9, 2009 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

The Buddha DenI’m pleased to announce that we have our first official syndicated blog here on DMM, and we went big with this one!  Please welcome The Buddha Den – the BEST local music blog anywhere in the Dayton Region!  Kyle Melton is the man behind the blog, and as a lifelong Daytonian he knows the local music scene as well as anybody.  If you want to read more about him, just head over to the the articles about his two-year anniversary featured in this week’s Active Dayton and Dayton City Paper.

The Buddha Den covers the local music scene with a primary focus on indie rock.  In addition to very well written posts about local shows, bands and even national indie groups (that are usually playing a show in Dayton), The Buddha Den features many great mp3’s from Dayton’s best bands – with the stipulation that they are for sampling only, and he encourages folks to support the bands by buying their music and/or coming to shows.  So if you want to listen to a track or two before deciding to go check out a show then head over to the Buddha Den’s site and you’ll likely find it there.

So what is all this syndication all about?  It just means that you’ll be able to read Buddha Den posts here on DMM in their entirety shortly after they’re published.  If you’re a true local music junkie then you’ll likely just go straight to The Buddha Den’s site, but if you just want one site to get the overview then you can get it here.  Look for more syndications in the near future as we continue our quest to make DMM the most comprehensive online magazine in the region!

Filed Under: Dayton Music Tagged With: bands, buddha den, Dayton Music, local

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