Check out their new video 'Maybe so, Maybe no' below.
Mayer Hawthorne - Maybe So, Maybe No from Stones Throw on Vimeo.
Showing posts with label The Roxy Theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Roxy Theatre. Show all posts
11 August 2009
'Maybe so, Maybe no'
I met some of the cats from Mayer Hawthorne at a BBQ recently. I was 1 of 2 people originally from Southern California in attendance, the rest of them were reppin' Ann Arbor (or "A deuce"). They have a fresh new sound and a strong celebrity following already. Mayer Hawthorne will be performing on Thursday, September 10 at The Roxy before the Sunset Strip Music Festival pops off.
Check out their new video 'Maybe so, Maybe no' below.
Check out their new video 'Maybe so, Maybe no' below.
15 July 2009
Aunny D Interviews Nic Adler from @Theroxy for the Lofts @ Cherokee Studios Blog
Click the image above to be redirected to the Rock-n-Platinum Blog. Here is an excerpt from the interview...
Aunny D: If you could resurrect any musical LA landmark(s) what you would it be? (i.e. Coconut Grove, Madame Wongs, Hong Kong Café, Aron’s Records)?
Nic Adler: More than any landmark I’d like to see the (Sunset) Strip as a whole achieve the same relevance and importance it had back in the day, that is really the goal of the SSBA and events like the Sunset Strip Music Festival. Neighborhood events like these remind people that LA is the music capital of the world, promotes the legacy of the strip and the importance of the past.
In the 70s, bands like Bob Marley, and The Clash weren’t playing venues like the Staples Center they were playing either huge stadiums or smaller clubs like the Roxy, the Whisky a Go Go, the Troubadour, and maybe the Palace. Back then, clubs didn’t look at neighboring venues as “competition” instead they were thriving by working together. My goal today is for the Strip to be reinstated as the breeding ground for legends just like it was back then. It would be a coup for us who are a part of the Strip, and I think that we are starting to see that actually happen.
Aunny D: If you could resurrect any musical LA landmark(s) what you would it be? (i.e. Coconut Grove, Madame Wongs, Hong Kong Café, Aron’s Records)?
Nic Adler: More than any landmark I’d like to see the (Sunset) Strip as a whole achieve the same relevance and importance it had back in the day, that is really the goal of the SSBA and events like the Sunset Strip Music Festival. Neighborhood events like these remind people that LA is the music capital of the world, promotes the legacy of the strip and the importance of the past.
In the 70s, bands like Bob Marley, and The Clash weren’t playing venues like the Staples Center they were playing either huge stadiums or smaller clubs like the Roxy, the Whisky a Go Go, the Troubadour, and maybe the Palace. Back then, clubs didn’t look at neighboring venues as “competition” instead they were thriving by working together. My goal today is for the Strip to be reinstated as the breeding ground for legends just like it was back then. It would be a coup for us who are a part of the Strip, and I think that we are starting to see that actually happen.
11 March 2009
AustinRox 2009
You know what time it is. The countdown begins...1 day and 10 hours before SXSW 2009 begins. Woot!
04 February 2009
The Roxy Theatre @ SXSW 2009!
For the 2nd year in a row the world famous Roxy Theatre Hollywood is transporting their venue to Austin for the 2009 South by Southwest (SXSW) Music & Media Festival. In association with Swing House Hollywood & The Musebox, AUSTINROX will be the place to see and be seen (an heard) this March 18 - 21, 2009.
Why become a sponsor?
Since 1987 the SXSW conference in Austin has been the choice destination for tastemakers and industry types alike. Austin's population nearly doubles in size during the festival, bringing together people virtually every metropolitan city around the globe.
AUSTINROX anticipates being host to, on average, 2,500 attendees each day. Hundreds of thousands of impressions will be made via online, local and national media coverage. We are able to create custom packages based on each individual sponsors needs.
Past sponsors include:
Monster Energy, Red Bull, Spin Magazine, Gibson Guitars, Budweiser, Miller Lite, Colt 45, Jack Daniels, Moet, Barefoot Wines, KROQ, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, GenArt, and Surrge.com to name a few.
For more information about the various levels of sponsorship and custom packages at AUSTINROX, email info@delarosapr.com!
Why become a sponsor?
Since 1987 the SXSW conference in Austin has been the choice destination for tastemakers and industry types alike. Austin's population nearly doubles in size during the festival, bringing together people virtually every metropolitan city around the globe.
AUSTINROX anticipates being host to, on average, 2,500 attendees each day. Hundreds of thousands of impressions will be made via online, local and national media coverage. We are able to create custom packages based on each individual sponsors needs.
Past sponsors include:
Monster Energy, Red Bull, Spin Magazine, Gibson Guitars, Budweiser, Miller Lite, Colt 45, Jack Daniels, Moet, Barefoot Wines, KROQ, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, GenArt, and Surrge.com to name a few.
For more information about the various levels of sponsorship and custom packages at AUSTINROX, email info@delarosapr.com!
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