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Monolith 2009 - The Music

By Jeremy Goldmeier on 3:40 AM on September 18, 2009

Owing to some work conflicts back in Wyoming, I showed up eight hours late to the Monolith party last Saturday. By that point, monsoon weather had hit the festival. Spectators crowded beneath overhangs, while water ran freely down the steps of Red Rocks Amphitheatre....  read more

Found in: Blogs, Festivus

Monolith 2009 - The Sights

By Paste staff on 6:30 PM on September 16, 2009

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Found in: Blogs, 1000 Words

Seven Non-Headlining Bands We Can't Wait to See at Monolith this Weekend

By Paste Staff on 4:00 AM on September 11, 2009

The Monolith festival begins at Morrison, Colo.'s breathtakingly gorgeous Red Rocks Amphitheatre this Saturday. Paste will be on-site covering the event, which features a stellar lineup of artists including The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Girl Talk, Of Montreal, The Mars Volta, Method Man & Redman, M. Ward, The Walkmen, Phoenix, Passion Pit and Doom.But with Monolith's stacked, two-day, multiple-stage lineup, there's a whole lot going on in the daylight hours, too. Here are seven bands that'll have us to the festival grounds bright and early....  read more

Found in: Blogs, List of the Day

Hideout Block Party, Day One: Neko Case, Monotonix, Black Mountain, and more

By Althea Legaspi, photos by Lizz Kannenberg on 2:00 PM on September 23, 2008

For twelve years, Hideout Block Party has signaled the wind-down of the summer festival season in Chicago. This year's solid lineup was matched by great weather (we’re all happy it wasn’t last weekend!). Shortened by a day this year, neither Sunday nor Saturday appeared to hit capacity, but still brought out sizable crowds that gathered in vast parking lot adjacent to the cozy Hideout confines to indulge in the diverse performances....  read more

Found in: Paste:Local

F Yeah Fest 2008

By China Bialos on 7:30 AM on September 3, 2008

Above: JapantherDue to financial crises, Los Angeles' fifth F Yeah Fest nearly didn't occur, and thus this year's line-up was scaled down to a single day, a scavenger hunt acting as substitute for the Sunday Concert That Could Have Been. But Saturday's music fest was jam packed with nearly 10 hours of music and more bursts of “fuck yeah!” than one ought to hear in a single space, or four, as was the case....  read more

Found in: Blogs, Festivus