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Cordalene
Cordalene is a rock band with mostly pop and classical rock influences. The band was formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 2000 by Jamie Olson (guitar/vocals), James Clark (guitar/lead vocals), Jim McGuinn (bass), and Robert A. Emmons Jr. (drums). They began playing Philadelphia area clubs and opened shows for Stroke 9 and others. In 2001 Cordalene's ''Stumble and Fall'', their debut, was recorded at Indre Studios in Philadelphia and at McGuinn's house. The album contained 7 songs including a Lou Reed cover ''Who Loves the Sun?'' and had an alt-country style in the vein of Ryan Adams or Old 97's. The album was released on the band's own ''Manic Pop Thrill'' label. The fledgling tour in support of ''Stumble and Fall'' ended abruptly after the second show when both Clark and Emmons quit the band. McGuinn and Olson recruited Mike Kiley to take over singing and guitar duties and Joe Boyle for drums. The new line-up took a new direction with Kiley's songwriting adding more po ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Thrilladelphia Music Festival
The Thrilladelphia Music Festival is an American music festival in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 2006, it ran from April 21 to April 29. The first Thrilladelphia festival was 2004. The theme is indie rock and largely Philadelphia-area bands. 2006 lineup April 22 :American Altitude, Jake the Flying Rake's Nitrogen Band, Sam Champion, Cordalene April 26 :At the Khyber: Dragon City, Pattern is Movement, The Metrosexuals, Voodoo Economics, The Sky Drops :At the M Room: Creeping Weeds, Walker Lundee, Surefire Broadcast, The Superultras April 27 :At the M Room: Sw!ms, Okay Paddy, The Green Chair, New Motels :At the Khyber: Future Tips, This Radiant Boy, Metroplex, Rarebirds April 28 :At the First Unitarian Church: Lilys, Apollo Sunshine, Bitter Bitter Weeks, Levy (band), Levy :At the North Star: Capitol Years, The Situation, Thee Minks, Jake Brennan and the Confidence Men, Robert Skoro, Saxon Shore (band), Saxon Shore :At the M Room: Golden Ball ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |