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Arcade Fire, Lady Gaga, Soundgarden, The Strokes and Green Day to Headline Lollapalooza 2010?

By Rachel Bailey on 3:22 PM on February 16, 2010

[Photo by Mark C. Austin] It’s been just three years since a then-unknown Lady Gaga played a small show at 2007’s Lollapalooza festival, but it looks like this year, the Lady will be bringing the heavy synth and crazy costumes to the main stage as one of Lollapalooza’s headliners. The Chicago Tribune reports that Gaga is in talks to head the festival, along with Arcade Fire, The Strokes, Green Day and a reunited Soundgarden.... read more

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Paste's Signs of Spring Playlist: Running

By Caitlin Strandberg on 11:15 AM on April 1, 2009

There are many signals that usher in the changing of the seasons (celestial equinoxes, changing sleeve lengths, authoritative groundhogs), but the big tell will always be the absence or presence of outdoor exercisers. Here at Paste, we can tell it's springtime, not from the pollen that covers Atlanta in a frustrating yellow layer, but rather the spandex-clad runners who fill the sidewalks and our side-view mirrors. Atlantan runners, joggers and walkers serve a dual purpose: They remind us that the chill is over and that it's never to late to start that New Year's resolution. Then again, they could just... read more

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Live Review: Cut Copy, Presets @ Metro 9/17

By Oliver Pangborn, photos by Laura Gray on 11:01 AM on September 19, 2008

“Lights And Music” were on everyone’s mind on Wednesday night as Australian electropop darlings Cut Copy played their hit single and many more from In Ghost Colours to an adrenaline-fueled, capacity crowd at the Metro.... read more

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Monolith Festival 2008: Day 1

By Jeremy Goldmeier on 1:16 PM on September 16, 2008

For those who have never been to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, picture an impenetrable mountain fortress. A skyscraper’s worth of stairs runs up and around the main stage, and two towering, triangular rock formations jut forth from the earth, framing an indescribably vast, epic scene.... read more

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Monolith Festival 2008 - Day 1

By Austin L. Ray on 5:40 PM on September 15, 2008

[Above: Erin Ivey]Photos taken by Mark C. Austin at Red Rocks Amphitheatre... read more

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Cut Copy and The Presets co-headline tour

By Loren Lankford on 1:33 PM on August 27, 2008

Modular has announced a joint tour for two of the label's biggest acts, Cut Copy and The Presets. Cut Copy is starting out with a short run in Mexico and will pick up with its labelmates in Denver.... read more

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Pitchfork Fest '08 Day Three: Lights & Music

By Gavin Paul Giovagnoli on 11:19 PM on July 21, 2008

(Tim Harrington plays music, really. Courtesy of Jeremy Farmer)The buzz and short attention spans I spoke of in Day One, and the newfound diversity heralded in Day Two, these things imploded upon each other the final hours of Sunday, with one holy rockness middle ground rising up from the rubble. The moment can be pinpointed actually, if you were to witness Les Savy Fav’s punk-maestro, Tim Harrington, careen his bald dome into a city garbage can, demanding the crowd hoist him, and his new stage, into the air so he could finish his song.Post-set comment from a fan:Dude wanted up,... read more

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Black Kids to tour this spring with Cut Copy

By Liz Lawson on 12:17 PM on April 29, 2008

What a difference a year can make. Last summer, the Black Kids were a well-received, little-known indie outfit from Florida. Then, last August, they played PopFest in Athens, Ga., and blew critics and festival go-ers away with their performance. Now, the Black Kids have signed to Columbia and are amidst a late-spring tour with the Aussies of Cut Copy. They'll be traveling throughout North America, informing folks that they still won't teach your boyfriend how to dance, much to the dismay of many American and Canadian women. Check out the video below: We wouldn't underestimate their charm (again): May: 6... read more

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