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PICNIC prepara su cierre de año, el día sábado 9 de diciembre en The Roxy Live; donde estrenarán su segundo video clip: “Flashear con vos”, dirigido por el reconocido Peko Dócimo, director de videos de Massacre y Fidel Nadal, entre otros y que cuenta con la participación de las bailarinas de FLOW Altas Wachas. Actualmente están finalizando la producción de su primer EP. Se puede encontrar en las plataformas digitales algunos de sus temas como “Difícil para mí”, su primer single lanzado en el 2016, “No estamos solos” y “Flashear con vos”. Son canciones caracterizadas por su estilo pop ecléctico y líricas románticas. “En PICNIC buscamos hacer un estilo novedoso, algo que nunca habíamos hecho antes, ya que los paradigmas de la música cambian constantemente. Somos personas que día a día nos actualizamos y nos renovamos musicalmente, no nos encerramos en ningún estilo. La meta fundamental que tenemos es que nuestra música sea universal y que todos puedan disfrutarlo; queremos transmitir alegría a quienes nos escuchen, que en cada uno de nuestros shows puedan bailar y crear un ambiente festivo” declaran los integrantes de la banda. Agustín y Joan se conocen hace varios años ya que fueron bateristas de algunos grupos que logaron reconocimiento en la escena alternativa latinoamericana como Nerdkis, El Otro yo y Eterna Inocencia. Luego compartieron banda en Russ, Agustín cantaba y Joan en la batería. En 2016 Mariano, Joan y Federico crean la productora Casa808 y comienzan a trabajar en el remix del disco "Bailando Chic” (Russ 2016). Debido al éxito de los remixes, prepararon un show para presentarlos en vivo, lo cual los llevo a componer nuevos temas juntos y crear PICNIC en el año 2016. Se presentaron sobre diversos escenarios de Buenos Aires y la Costa Atlántica (Niceto, Espacio Clarín, M.O.D, The Roxy Live, entre otros). Compartieron escenario con algunos grupos destacados como Bandana, Alfonso el Pintor, Juana La Loca y Boom boom Kid.
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Jazz This Week: Bobby Broom and Deep Blue Organ Trio, Bonerama, Kirk Whalum, Spoke, Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival, St. Louis Jazz Club Picnic and More
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St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman
It's shaping up to be a busy weekend for live jazz and creative music in St. Louis, with several touring musicians and bands in town, plus some noteworthy free events that should appeal to those looking for some budget-friendly entertainment. Let's go to the highlights... On Thursday night, Chicago guitarist Bobby Broom, best known as a longtime sideman to saxophonist Sonny Rollins, and his Deep Blue Organ Trio will be in town for a one-nighter at Robbie's House of Jazz. ...
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Jazz This Week: Joe McPhee, Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival, St. Louis Jazz Club's Annual Picnic, and More
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St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman
There's a touch of fall in the air here in St. Louis, and along with cooler weather, this weekend also will feature plenty of noteworthy jazz and creative music performances. Let's go the highlights: Tonight, guitarist Daryl Darden, back home from the West Coast for an extended visit, plays a free concert for the Jazz at Holmes series at Washington University, and saxophonist Jim Stevens has the early evening slot at BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups. On Friday, singer Kim ...
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Jazz This Week: Bill Frisell, Houston Person, Tower of Power, Steve Tyrell, Marvin Horne, Reptet, St. Louis Jazz Club Picnic, and More
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St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman
It's going to be a busy few days for jazz and creative music in St. Louis, and time is short, so let's go to the highlights without further preamble... Tonight, tenor saxophonist Houston Person is back to open a four-night stand at Jazz at the Bistro. Equally adepts at blues, bop and ballads, Person has played in St. Louis several times in recent years, most recently at Jazz St. Louis' benefit gala in February 2010, and before that, at the ...
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Roots Picnic 2011: Nas, Dismemberment Plan, Wiz Khalifa
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ESPERANZA SPALDING, MAN MAN, ARIEL PINK, YELAWOLF, LITTLE DRAGON, & MORE The Fourth annual Roots Picnic is set for Saturday, June 4 at Festival Pier at Penn's Landing in Philadelphia, PA. This year, The Roots will host Nas, Wiz Khalifa, Dismemberment Plan, Man Man, Esperanza Spalding, Ariel Pink, Yelawolf, Little Dragon, Nicos Gun, Donn T, and Mac Miller. The Roots will perform a set, and their own Black Thought will play a live mixtape show with DJ J. Period Tickets ...
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Jazz Picnic This Sunday (Sandpoint Magnuson Park, Seattle)
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Seattle Jazz Scene
Sunday, Sept 12 Sandpoint Magnuson Park, Seattle noon-5:00pm; free
Holy cow look at this JAZZ PICNIC line-up: MILT KLEEB SUPER FRIENDS BAND, Jay Thomas, Brad Allison, Dan Marcus, Bill Ramsay Travis Ranney, Jim Coile, John Hansen, Chuck Deardorf, Danny Kolke Trio, GREG WILLIAMSON QUARTET, Jon Hamar, John Hansen, Alexey Nikolaev, PETE PETERSEN, ZACHARY KELLOGG, DAVE ANDERSON QUARTET, Adam Kessler, Bernie Jacobs, Michael Marcus, Andre Thomas, CHRISTOPHER WOITACH, LEAH STILLWELL, DARIN CLENDENI, TODD HYMAS, KATY ...
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Jazz Picnic and More This Weekend
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Seattle Jazz Scene
BOXLEY'S Jazz For North Bend, 7-10:00 Thursday, Sept 9, MORDY FERBER TRIO—Special guest NY guitarist with a cutting sound. If Hendrix played jazz... Friday, Sept 10, French & Clark +1—The trio behind Floyd Standifer's Pampas recording. Saturday, Sept 11, Vocalist Leah Stillwell with the Darin Clendenin Trio Sunday, Sept 12, Danny Kolke Trio
JAZZ & SUSHI Weekly Friday Series, 7:30 Friday, Sept 10, MORDY FERBER TRIO ...
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Pony Boy Jazz Picnic This Sunday
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Seattle Jazz Scene
Pony Boy Records Sixth Annual JAZZ PICNIC Sunday, September 13, noon to 5:00 Sandpoint Magnuson Park Garden Amphitheatre 7400 Sandpoint Way NE, Seattle, WA Enter at Sandpoint Way & 74th.v FREE, donations accepted at the the tip jar
Summer is making a reprise in Seattle, so pack a picnic and enjoy an afternoon of live jazz in the park.
Over 60 musicians... PONY BOY ALL-STAR BIG BAND, JAY THOMAS/BILL RAMSAY ANTISEPTIC SEPTET, ...
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Jazz This Week: Scott Alberici and Reggie Thomas, St. Louis Jazz Club Picnic, Big Muddy Blues Festival, and More
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St. Louis Jazz Notes by Dean Minderman
It looks like we'll have some good weather in St. Louis leading up to and during the Labor Day weekend, and there are plenty of opportunities to get out and hear live jazz, both indoors and outdoors, over the next few days. Here's a look at some highlights in chronological order:Tonight, the City of St. Louis' O'Fallon Park concert series wraps up with a free performance by singer Denise Thimes.On Friday and Saturday, clarinetist Scott Alberici ...
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Pony Boy Jazz Picnic - September 13
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Seattle Jazz Scene
Pony Boy Records is very proud, once again, to announce the date for the Sixth Annual Jazz Picnic. Returning to Magnuson Park on Sunday afternoon, September 13, by overwhelming popular demand, the label is bringing another great line-up for this years’ Jazz Picnic featuring some of the Northwest’s finest jazz from the Pony Boy Records stable or artists. There will be CDs for sale and info from our sponsors, and hot dogs for sale.
For the sixth straight year, join ...
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North Miss Hill Country Picnic
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JamBase
FESTIVAL CELEBRATES NORTH MISSISSIPPI HILL COUNTRY BLUES
Duwayne Burnside North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic is now in the planning stages for the fourth year, following tremendous success in the previous three years. This year's festival will be held June 26-27, 2009. Ticket information for the workshop and festival is available on the festival website, nmshillcountrypicnic.com. Discount tickets are available online for early purchase. The festival takes place on an 1,100 acre site in the rolling hills of Potts Camp. The ...
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