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Win Two Tickets to See Soulive Play DMB Caravan on 8/26

August 5th, 2011


Soulive—Alan Evans (drums), Neal Evans (Hammond B3) and Eric Krasno (guitar)—formed in the late ’90s and has been bringing its own bluesy, jammy brand of jazz, funk, classic rock and R&B to the dancing masses ever since. Krasno joined the brothers Evans for a recording session in Woodstock in 1999, which eventually became their first EP, Get Down! A host of discs followed, including last year’s Rubber Soulive, which, as you can imagine, reinterpreted the Beatles. But despite the trio’s recorded virtuosity, the best way to experience these guys is live. And guess what? On the first night (Friday, 8/26) of the DMB Caravan at South Island Field at Governors Island, the trio (above, performing at State Theatre Portland) will be playing alongside Dave Matthews Band, O.A.R., Citizen Cope, Vieux Farka Touré and the Wood Brothers. And The House List is giving away two tickets. Fill out the form below, including your full name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (DMB Caravan 8/26) and a brief message explaining why you’ve got a thing for music festivals. The winner will be notified next week. Good luck.

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Win Free Tickets to See Pete Yorn on 3/11

March 9th, 2011


Singer-songwriter Pete Yorn earned wide acclaim for his debut album, Musicforthemorningafter, in 2001, and has had a varied, interesting career ever since. He’s worked on soundtracks and released a host of EPs, LPs (including one with Scarlett Johansson) and live discs. And on top of that, Pete Yorn (above, doing “Just Another Girl” for San Francisco’s KFOG FM) plays Terminal 5 on Friday. Want to go? Try to win two tickets from The House List: Fill out the form below, including your full name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Pete Yorn, 3/11) and a message explaining why you want to go. The winner will be notified by Friday.

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Contest: Win a Swag Bag and Free Tickets to See Robert Earl Keen

November 10th, 2010

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Robert Earl Keen is a talented singer-songwriter who self-financed his debut album, No Kinda Dancer, back in 1984. The Texas native has been a road warrior ever since, knocking out up to 200 shows a year in the ’90s. Of course it’s easy to play live when you’ve got so much original material. Keen’s most recent disc, Rose Hotel, came out last year, and so his travels continue: He plays Terminal 5 tomorrow night. To celebrate, The House List is giving away two tickets and a swag bag (think: T-shirts, beer koozies and guitar-shaped flash drives). To enter, fill out the form below, listing your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Robert Earl Keen, 11/11) and a brief message explaining why you deserve to go a little bit country for free. The winner will be notified tomorrow.

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Win Tickets to See Les Savy Fav Tonight

September 8th, 2010

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It’s already getting very solid reviews, but Les Savy Fav’s fifth studio album, Root for Ruin, doesn’t actually come out until next Tuesday (although you can get it on iTunes now). But sometimes six days can seem like an eternity, so the Brooklyn quintet is hosting a record-release party tonight at Mercury Lounge. This show sold out very quickly, but fortunately for you, The House List is giving away two tickets. Try to win them by filling out the form below, listing your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Les Savy Fav, today) and a brief message explaining why you deserve a free pair of tickets.

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Win Free Tickets to See Devendra Banhart Tomorrow

August 18th, 2010


Alternative folkie Devendra Banhart (above, performing “Sight to Behold” on Later…with Jools Holland) is back in town, playing Terminal 5 tomorrow night. And the even better news is that The House List is giving away two tickets. Want to go? Then fill out the form below, listing your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Devendra Banhart, 8/19) and a brief message explaining why you deserve a free Thursday night at Terminal 5. The winner will be notified tomorrow.

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Grow a Pair: Win Free Tickets to See Edward Sharpe on 7/23

July 20th, 2010

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Good news: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros play three shows in NYC this week. Bad News: They’re all sold out. But since we don’t want to end with bad news, The House List is giving away two tickets to see the band at Webster Hall this Friday. Want to go? Then try to Grow a Pair. Just fill out the form below, including your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Edward Sharpe, 7/23) and a brief message explaining why you deserve to go. Eddie Bruiser, a large-band fan, will notify the winner by Friday. Good luck.

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Win Free Tickets to See Hole on 6/25

June 23rd, 2010

Don’t call it a comeback because Courtney Love has been here for years. But her band’s fourth album (and first in 12 years), Nobody’s Daughter, came out this past April, and now Hole (above, playing “Skinny Little Bitch” on Late Show with David Letterman) is hitting The Wellmont Theatre on Friday. Want to try to win tickets? Fill out the form below, listing your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Hole, 6/25) and a brief message explaining why you deserve a free night out on The Bowery Presents. The winner will be notified by Friday.

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Try to Win Tickets to Themselves/Buck 65 on Sunday

April 28th, 2010

The Northern California musical duo Themselves—rapper Adam Drucker (Doseone) and producer Jel (Jeff Logan)—got started in the late ’90s, bringing heady lyrics to underground hip-hop. They’ve since put out three full-length albums, the most recent of which, CrownsDown, came out last year, following a six-year hiatus.

Richard Terfry, straight out of Nova Scotia, Canada, is a radio host, turntablist and MC who performs under the name Buck 65. He’s got a deep background in hip-hop but touches it up with blues, country, folk and rock influences. And he’s prolific, having released a slew of albums, EPs and singles since 1995.

Why is this important? Because Themselves (above, performing “Gold Teeth Will Roll”) and Buck 65 (below, doing “Dang”), along with Jel and Odd Nosdam and Stabbing Eastwood (featuring Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio), play The Bowery Ballroom on Sunday. Want to go? Then hit up Eddie@BoweryPresents.com, telling him why you deserve a free Sunday night out. He’ll get in touch if you win.

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Win Tickets to See Kaki King Tomorrow Night

April 14th, 2010


Katherine Elizabeth King, who performs under the name Kaki King, learned to play the guitar at a young age, but she basically abandoned it after discovering the drums, which she played in high school bands. But while at NYU, King rediscovered the guitar, occasionally playing shows and sometimes even busking on subway platforms. She cut a demo in 2002, which gained her some attention, and released her debut, Everybody Loves You, the following year. But things really took off in 2007: King appeared on albums by Foo Fighters and Tegan and Sara, plus she contributed music to Sean Penn’s Into the Wild and appeared in the flick August Rush. Her most recent album, Junior, came out yesterday, and to celebrate Kaki King (above, performing “Playing with Pink Noise” on Late Show with David Letterman) is playing Music Hall of Williamsburg tomorrow and The Bowery Ballroom on Friday. And The House List is giving away tickets to tomorrow’s Music Hall show. Want to go? Just fill out the form below, including your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Kaki King, 4/15) and a brief message explaining why you deserve to go. The winner will be notified tomorrow. Good luck.

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Win Tickets to See Girls on Saturday

March 31st, 2010


Girls, the lo-fi indie-rock quartet from San Francisco, have released a handful of singles and an album, Album, since forming in 2007. Their lyrics and sound are definitely influenced by singer Christopher Owen’s childhood spent in the Children of God cult. Find out how far that influence goes, when Girls (above, performing “”Lust for Life” on Pitchfork TV) play Webster Hall this Saturday with Dum Dum Girls and Leisure. Want to go but don’t have tickets? No worries. The House List is giving away two of them. Just fill out the form below, including your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Girls, 4/3) and a brief message explaining why you deserve a free night with these Girls. The winner will be notified on Friday.

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Win Tickets to See the Big Pink at Webster Hall Next Tuesday

March 25th, 2010


The British electro-rock duo the Big Pink, which has nothing to do with the Band, got its start when multi-instrumentalists Milo Cordell and Robbie Furze began mixing sounds—nuance and noise—in a home studio. Once they realized they were on to something, they enlisted the help of others to play their music live, which they will do next Tuesday at Webster Hall. The Big Pink (above, playing “Velvet” on French TV) has released four singles and its first album, A Brief History of Love, came out last September.

Want to see this show? The House List is giving away two tickets. Just fill out the form below, including your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (the Big Pink, 3/30) and a brief message explaining why the Big East has faired so poorly in the NCAA tournament this year. The winner will be notified on Tuesday. Good luck.

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Win Tickets to See Shearwater at The Bowery Ballroom on Saturday

March 25th, 2010

Close to a decade ago, singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalists Jonathan Meiburg and Will Sheff were in the talented Austin, Texas, band Okkervil River. Seeking an outlet for some of the quieter songs they’d written, the two founded Shearwater. That group’s first disc, The Dissolving Room, came out in 2001. Over the years, Meiburg’s now-ex-wife, bassist Kim Burke, and drummer-vibraphonist Thor Harris joined the band, and they’ve gone on to tour and release several more albums—the most recent of which, The Golden Archipelago, came out last month. Shearwater (above, playing “Leviathan, Bound”) comes to The Bowery Ballroom on Saturday, and The House List is giving away two tickets. Want to go? Then fill out the form below, including your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Shearwater, 3/27) and a brief message explaining why you deserve to go. The winner will be notified on Friday.

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Win Tickets to Balkan Beat Box

March 10th, 2010


Ori Kaplan, formerly in Gogol Bordello, and Tamir Muskat, of Firewater, were born in Israel and met in Brooklyn. They were united by a love of music, and playing together—as Balkan Beat Box—they blend Balkan, klezmer and Mediterranean sounds with dub, electronica and hip-hop. The duo, joined by a rotating group of musicians, has put out a couple of albums since 2005. The third, Blue Eyed Black Boy, will be released next month. But you won’t need to wait that long to check out their new music because Balkan Beat Box (above, playing “Hermetico”) is playing Webster Hall on Saturday. Want to go? The House List is giving away two tickets. Just fill out the form below, listing your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Balkan Beat Box, 3/13) and a brief message explaining what you like so much about the band. The winner will be notified on Friday. Good luck.

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Win Tickets to See Mayer Hawthorne & the County at Webster Hall

March 2nd, 2010


Some people use the method to figure out their porn name, but Andrew Mayer Cohen, who grew up on Hawthorne Road, added his middle name to that of the street he grew up on to become the soul singer Mayer Hawthorne. He’s most influenced by Curtis Mayfield, Smokey Robinson and the legendary Holland-Dozier-Holland writing team, but Hawthorne is much more than a singer and writer. In fact, he’s also a producer, arranger, audio engineer and a DJ, plus he plays a variety of instruments and has even been known to rap. His soul music began sort of as a goof, but the tunes were no joke and they eventually led him to Stones Throw Records. And now Mayer Hawthorne—above, playing “Maybe So, Maybe No” for Suite903.com—starts a new tour at Webster Hall on Thursday. Want to go? Fill out the form below, listing your name, e-mail address, which show you’re trying to win tickets to (Mayer Hawthorne, 3/4) and the name of your favorite soul song. The winner will be notified on Thursday.

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Win Tickets to Tomorrow Night’s Editors Show

February 18th, 2010


The post-punk UK band Editors—singer-guitarist Tom Smith, guitarist Chris Urbanowicz, bassist Russell Leetch and drummer Ed Lay—released their first album, The Back Room, in 2005. The buzz from that earned them appearances at Coachella and Lollapalooza the following year. The band’s second disc, An End Has a Start, released in 2007, went platinum in the UK the very day it was released. Not wanting to rest on their laurels, the guys in Editors (above, playing “Papillon” on Later…with Jools Holland) opted to take their sound in a different direction in choosing to use synthesizers on 2009’s In This Light and on This Evening rather than sticking with the dark guitar rock they’d employed on their previous two albums. But you can judge which style you like best when Editors (with the Antlers and the Dig) play Terminal 5 tomorrow night.

Want to go but don’t have tickets? Then try to win two from The House List. Just fill out the form below, listing your name, e-mail address, which show you’re to win tickets to (Editors, 2/19) and a brief message explaining which Winter Olympic sport is your favorite and why. Eddie Bruiser, who does not care for figure skating, will notify the winner tomorrow. Good luck.

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