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1/5/10

Tone & Niche - Cadieux Cafe Detroit - Sat 1/9

Tone and Niche

1/9/2010 9:30 PM

at Cadieux Cafe
Detroit Eastside
Cost: $5

Tone & Niche
w/Cowboy Messiah and Big Livy
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Bricktown Station - Paychecks Hamtramck - Fri 1/8

 

Bricktown STATION!!

Friday

1/8/2010 10PM

Paycheck's Lounge

2932 caniff

hamtown MI
Cost: $5

http://www.myspace.com/bricktownstation
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UPCOMING: "Vodka Vodka" for Forgotten Harvest, 29 Jan.


Big, fat, drunken winter party thrown by Metro Times to benefit Forgotten Harvest of Royal Oak.

Featuring sponsors Svedka Vodka, Vodka 360, Finlandia Vodka, Valentine Vodka, Traverse City Vodka, Grey Goose Vodka, Three Olives Vodka, Zodiac Vodka, Effen Vodka, Vitamin Water, Red Bull and local restaurants Bastone, Memphis Smoke, Toast, D’Amato’s, Inn Season, Great Lakes Coffee and Party Cakes.



Royal Oak Farmer’s Market
Fri., Jan. 29, 2010 at 7 p.m
$25 in advance, $30 at the door

Tickets are on sale now, and are expected to sell out.
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FREE TICKETS: GOREVETTE "Lustfully Yours" Record Release Show @ Park Bar

MCB has a a few pairs of passes
to GOREVETTE's upcoming record release party
at The Park Bar Detroit on Fri Jan 29th 2010
enter to win random drawing - motorcityblog@earthlink.net

Gorevette to Release The Lustfully Yours EP on Strange Girl Recordings
Record Release Parties in Detroit and Ann Arbor January 29th and 30th

Some things are just meant to be. When the legendary Nikki Corvette arrived with equally revered rock critic Robert Matheu at a Gore Gore Girls show in Los Angeles, he instinctively knew that she and bandleader Amy Gore would be natural compatriots. Both women have toured the world, rejecting trends and gimmickry to play the authentic, powerful rock n’ roll they’ve made their religion.
They became friends that night, not industry associates but real pals. When Corvette relocated to her native Detroit for family reasons, she and Gore began to spend time together, spending hours talking about music while hanging out by the record player.

With members of each woman’s bands in different cities, they originally conceived the idea of doing a punk cover band, playing their favorite songs from bands like the Buzzcocks and the Damned. That soon changed when Nikki brought her tune “Lustfully Yours” to the table. Amy Gore, a formidable guitarist and writer, began writing songs specifically for Nikki that carry on the ‘Shangri-Las meets Ramones’ v sound she is famous for while incorporating lyrics rejecting the artificiality of current feminine ideals (“Fake It”) and making stand for the hedonistic fun of dancing, cars and staying up all night. “Rock n’ roll, above all else, should be fun,” said Gore.

Enlisting Lianna Castillo (bassist from the Gore Gore Girls) and Al King (Powertrane) on drums, the line-up was compled, and Gorevette began playing festivals and club shows. When it came time to record their EP, they split time between both Jim Diamond’s Ghetto Recordings in Detroit and Rock City Studios in Ann Arbor, MI, Gore producing and the songs. Gorevette were honored to have Radio Birdman guitarist Deniz Tek playing lead guitar on 'Nothin's Gonna Stop Me' and trading licks with Amy Gore on 'Brand New Lover'.

Gorevette Hit The Park Bar in Detroit
Friday, January 29th w/ Easy Action
2040 Park Street, Detroit
Doors and Ticket Price TBA

Gorevette Rocks The Heidelberg Club
Saturday, January 30th w/ Silverghost and USL
215 N Main Street, Ann Arbor
Doors 9pm – Tickets - $7.00
Special Guests: Silverghost & USL
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UPCOMING: Mike Mangione and His Band - Trinity House Theater - Fri. Feb. 26, 2010

Mike Mangione and His Band
Fri. Feb. 26, 2010
Trinity House Theater

Doors 7:30pm
Show 8:00pm
Tickets $12, $9 for subscribers

Trinity House Theatre
38840 West Six Mile Rd.
Livonia MI 48152
734-464-6302
www.trinityhouse.org

www.myspace.com/mikemangione
www.mikemangione.com

According to critics, Mike Mangione's music has been termed 'beautiful,' 'timeless,' 'stunning,' and among the 'best of the year.' Mangione combines soul, folk, roots-rock and pop to create music that emphasizes tone - both lyrically and instrumentally. Mangione is set to release a followup in early 2010.
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Somewhere between indie and folk, between poetry and introspective musings, one finds Tenebrae, whose title -- Latin for shadows -- perfectly sums up the feel of this set. The album revolves around relationships and the emotions that feed and sap them, of those who want out, those who want in, and those who are torn between leaving and staying. Conflict between lovers is the set's thematic crux, the "Great Divide" that Mike Mangione is forever attempting to bestride, the details of which are mostly sketchy, but the repercussions and emotions they evoke as sharp as glass. And it's those emotions that wash strongest over the set, although the lyrics linger. Like all good poetry, one's meant to luxuriate in the beauty of their structure, the lovely twist of the words, and the hidden meanings occasionally found within.
The music provides plenty of scope to immerse oneself in the vocals; it's a sublime backdrop that provides support for, but never overshadows, the lyrics. The warmth of the sound, the shadowed melodies, the rhythms that add urgency to the words, and the depths of mood the strings subtly add, all feed the pensive air of the set. A sublime album to be enjoyed at leisure, a late night pleasure or rainy afternoon delight.
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1/4/10

Gorevette CD release party @ Park Bar - Jan 29th


Come out and celebrate Gorevette's debut release, The Lustfully Yours EP, with Easy Action in Detroit!

This is the first of two release parties, one in Detroit and the other in Ann Arbor on the 30th.

Be the first to get a copy of the limited-run CD/EP release on January 29!
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Wild At Heart


Wild At Heart

Wild At Heart

Welcome to 2010 which has been designated the International Year of Biodiversity (a year-long celebration of biological diversity and its value for life on Earth) and International Year of Youth by the United Nations. I am just hoping that it is the year of finding a lasting job though I am really enjoying the work I am doing now with the Census Bureau. I just updated my myspace page (myspace.com/wildatheart_13) with upcoming test dates so if you haven't called for an appointment, feel free to stop by and take the test. We need to hire about 1,000 people throughout the area and while it is only temp work, it could be worth it. Call 1-866-861-2010 to schedule an appointment.

I spent New Year's working my security job which gets annoying just standing around watching people get drunk and stupid without being able to do the same. The most annoying thing was the fact that the venue was unable to keep up with the number of people at the event. This meant overflowing trash cans with lots of people slipping and sliding. The live video feed of other areas around the country also seemed underused. If you have a live feed of Chicago, why not use it when they celebrate midnight? I just expected more of an event that charged quite a bit for tickets and didn't seem to deliver thought the food looked good even though I didn't get a bite. And when did women's dress outfits start looking overly skanky and bland. I though fancy dresses were suposed to make girls look hot, not like whores. When did it become fashion for belts to be worn just under the breasts? Belts or ribbons are supposed to make your waist look sexy. They just look geeky when they are up high. And sexy dress skirts should be just above the knee or the ankle. Anything shorter is something I expect on a hooker or stripper. Also, white girls wearing black stockings with a black dress looks stupid. The only time you should be wearing black stocking is if you are posing for fetish magazines a la Bettie Page. Also, with a nicely cut dress, wear a nice necklace. Just something simple and elegant to draw attention to your neck and bust line. Maybe I'm just old-fashioned, but a high class party deserves high class outfits which should make me turn my head thinking "sexy" instead of "did her dog pick that outfit for her". Hopefully next year I'll be at some simple NYE party at some small club with a live band.

Not much else is going on in my life. I would like to bring attention to a new video project by filmmaker hopeful Laura Schwartz who has a series called "Unheard" which focuses on local bands that are on the cusp of breaking it to the big time. At the Crofoot before Christmas I saw her Detroit installment which looked at a number of bands such as the Silent Years and Deastro. I think this is a great idea and hope to see this get picked up by someone. Most people like top ten lists this time of year, so here are my top 10 local bands I would like to see in her series. 1) Great lakes Myth Society, 2) Emily Rose, 3) Oscillating Fan Club, 4) Audra Kubat, 5) Alex Winston, 6) Wildcatting, 7) Jill Jack, 8) Lightning Love, 9) Loretta Lucas, 10) Nadir's Distorted Soul.

Speaking of music, not much is happening this first full week of the new year and what their is is mostly local bands.

Thursday (01/07) the Reefermen @ Memphis Smoke (Royal Oak) or Bump @ Small's

Friday (01/08) local rock/country with Whitey Morgan & the 78's w/Deadstring Brothers, Doop and the Inside Outlaws and The Orbitsuns @ Magic Bag, the classic Dennis Coffey Quartet @ Baker's Keyboard Lounge or the Satin Peaches @ PJ's Lager House

Saturday (01/09) - the metal band that could Anvil @ Crofoot, the beautiful Ragbirds @ Majestic Cafe, Dick Siegel @ The Ark, Jill Jack's CD Release party @ Callahan's or blues artist Thornetta Davis @ Harbor House (Detroit)

I would also like to start the new year with something new. I would like to bring the wonderful readers of this blog a sampling of bands and songs that I think everyone should know. There are so many great local and national bands that get forgotten or overlooked by the radio stations that I would like to use this forum as a way of supplementing my radio show and bring these artist back into the light. I hope that everyone enjoys this and I am open to suggestions. Starting off this section is a band that features my favorite artist of all time, Cyndi Lauper, before she became famous. Before girls wanted to have fun, Cyndi was in a band called 'Blue Angel' which was was a retro-rockabilly band that was popular in the New York club scene for a bit. Besides Cyndi, the band included John Turi (keyboard and saxophone), Arthur "Rockin' A" Neilson (guitar), Lee Brovitz (bass guitarist who also played with 60's garage band Shadows Of Knight) and JHohnny Morelli (drums). Lauper and Turi wrote the bulk of their material which covered new wave and punk in a fun way with Cyndi showing early glimpses of what was to come. While just a blip on the radar here, the album did decent overseas. Here is a video for the song "Late" which I hope you enjoy.



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Unveiled - Friday Jan 15th


DETROIT. DESIGN. DEBUTS. FUSION DETROIT PRESENTS UNVEILED

DETROIT - January 4, 2010 - Unveiled, set for Friday, January 15 at Flat 151 in Detroit, promises to be one of Detroit's premiere annual events, engaging an eclectic mix of young professionals and community thought leaders. Held at one of Downtown Detroit's chicest venues, Unveiled will feature the latest cars, art and fashion, including a sneak peek at 12 looks to be featured in Fashion In Detroit's March runway show and a mural to be painted by attendees.

Fusion will also be launching Operation Impact, an annual nonprofit support initiative that encourages Fusion members to volunteer and participate in Fusion-supported philanthropic initiatives for the select nonprofits each year. This year's Operation Impact partners are Boys Hope Girls Hope, Covenant House, Midnight Golf Program and Winning Futures.

"Unveiled is an event where metro Detroit's young professional community can be a part of the best Detroit has to offer and integrate into Detroit's larger philanthropic community," said Fusion Director, Christianne Sims. "Our recent Global Impact Survey found that 75 percent of our respondents volunteered in the community. Unveiled kicks off Fusion's Operation Impact initiative with a chic and inclusive event that brings the region together."

Tickets for Unveiled are $55 for Fusion Members and $75 for non-members. Tickets include strolling buffet and open bar. Attendees must be over 21. To purchase tickets online visit http://bit.ly/Unveiled. This event is in partnership with Metromix Detroit, Detroit Video Diaries, Fashion In Detroit and The Night Move. More information, including entertainment details, will be announced at a later date.
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ANVIL - Sat. Jan 9th, The Crofoot



The might of ANVIL will shudder and shake the Crofoot Ballroom in Pontiac on Saturday, January 9th.


Not only with selections from their new CD “This is Thirteen,” but with a showing of Anvil! The Story of Anvil to complete the entire ANVIL Experience.


Anvil on RollingStone.com
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FREE WEEK??

As a Detroit native, now spending most of my days in warm Austin, Texas, I've got the chance to experience Free Week for the past 3 years! This year I am spending it in Detroit! I will be there in spirit on Jan 9 at The Mohawk while teaming up with Lucy The Poodle, a team of artists based out of Austin who happens to throw the coolest themed events in town! For more info check out Lucy The Poodle's Free Night at Mohawk



What's Free Week? My friend MichaelE from SonicItchMusic.com has the lowdown for you!

Being the "Live Music Capital" of the world, the perpetual buzz of bands taking to the stage only comes to a subdued hum for a couple of weeks each year as the holiday season sets on the city, only to roar out of its slumber on Jan 1st when the annual Free Week begins. For those not familiar with Free Week, it's like a mini SXSW, but for locals only. A giant celebration of Austin bands and music taking place in a handful of venues mostly around the Red River strip, for a little more than a week actually, and for..free. That would be 10 days of some of the best local music in some of your favorite venues, all within a short walk of each other, at no cost to you.

Graham Williams began Free Week about 6 years ago when he was with Emo's, and carried on the tradition when he started up his own Transmission Entertainment which books The Mohawk, Red 7, and Club De Ville. The tradition has since grown legs and spread to include several other venues around town, with the newest editions for 2010 including Stubb's Jr and The Parish. While not all venues are planning shows for every day of Free Week, Emo's and The Transmission Entertainment venues and Emo's both have their schedules full for most of the 10 days providing plenty of opportunity to take advantage of this generous offer. With much time spent on catching as much as possible of the constant stream of touring acts, Free Week presents the perfect opportunity to catch up on the rich offerings in local talent.

Some notables that are on SonicItchMusic list for the week:

Brazos @ Mohawk (outside) Thur 1.7 - Martin Crane and Co. quietly remain on the lips and minds of many with the latest release Phosphorescent Blues.

Mothfight! @ Emos (inside) Thur 1.7 - Arcade Fire spawned a new attention to bands with many instruments and just as many players slowly edging out guitar fronted rock than many of us still love. You just might be a fan.

T-Bird And The Breaks @ Mohawk (outside) Sat 1.9 - Black Joe Lewis might be the reigning king of bluesy rock inspiring ass shakin, but T-Bird And The Breaks are just as inspiring and the band has it's pretty face as well. Lady singers always help.

UME @ Emo's (inside) Fri 1.8 - If you missed their Mohawk performance early during Free Week, and speaking of guitar rock. Get there early for a bill full of 2010 hopefuls with The White White Lights,The Authors, and Speak. Get there really early for the bluesy punk of Follow That Bird playing the first slot on the outside stage.

And there's a ton more of great stuff to see during Free Week....Give it a whirl, it's free!
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FREE TICKETS & VINYL: VoicesVoices @ The Eagle Theatre Pontiac - 1/23

Later this month VoicesVoices will invade The Eagle Theatre Pontiac
VV is a pretty tight 2 piece that will get your ass shaking
as soon as you walk in the door
Get a pair of tickets to this more than likely sold out show
AND
the new vinyl Origins when ready early next month
enter to win w/ VVVVVVVV as the subject

VOICEsVOICEs are a two-piece making warm, seductively atmospheric, mostly instrumental music from Los Angeles. Formed in June of 2008, Jenean Farris and Nico Turner, came together to break away from the musical mold they were confined to in previous projects to defy what they've been taught, and challenge what they know. Their use of pedals, looping, spellbinding vocals, and heartrending drumming results in hauntingly beautiful music that will awaken even your most subconscious dreams and fears. L.A. Record says "Los Angeles has one of the most exciting music scenes going on in the world right now and in the center of all this is the darling female duo, VOICEsVOICEs."

Both musicians were originally drummers for other bands and wanted to show that drummers were creative musical forces and more than merely providers of backbeats for other people's songs. The project began as an experiment in the creation of sound, with masking vocals that swirl like ghosts in a sea of reverb, beats and distortion, creating a sound that amounted to a beautiful clutter. Although they hadn't much experience performing other instruments prior to combining their forces, or perhaps because of it, they developed a psychedelic ambient sound that is unique in a way that separates them from the other bands in the abundant Los Angeles music scene.

While they both still play drums and various percussions, they learned to incorporate guitars, pedals and looping effects, even as they were still learning to play the instruments. Rather than procrastinate in a rehearsal space, they chose to perform live as often as they could at any place that would welcome them. Through dozens of shows in their early months, they developed their style and their fanbase at the same time, playing mostly in galleries and all age venues. Rather than relying on luck to be discovered, and confident in the power of their sweeping scores, they released their first self-produced and self-released ep, "Sounds Outside" within a few months of forming and it was warmly received, garnering rave reviews from Los Angeles publications like LA Record and grabbing the attention of influential label Manimal Vinyl and producer Prefuse 73.

Quickly advancing to the the top indie rock clubs in town like Spaceland, The Echo and The Smell, their fanbase and reputation grew in leaps and bounds. They were immediately snatched up by Manimal Vinyl who is releasing their new ep "Origins" in January. The EP was produced by Prefuse 73, who postponed his own recording for the opportunity to work with the band. In the studio, Prefuse added textural instruments and arrangements and brought the two musicians vocals closer to the forefront. The result is a combination of compositions that fall somewhere between Enya and the Plastic Ono Band.

Barely a year after combining forces, VOICEsVOICEs were opening shows for artists like Blackheart Procession and Octopus Project In November, 2009 they were tapped for a month-long European touring with Brightblack Morning Light and Rio en Medio. Their shows are notable for attracting some of the top local musicians and scenemakers who become avid fans after one or two listens.

Their soundscapes will send you into a peaceful slumber or make you scream and want to break things, sometimes causing both reactions at the same time.

ORIGINS OUT 01.26.2010 on Manimal Vinyl

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FREE VINYL: Cass Records drops 3 new releases to kick off 2010 // The Dirtbombs / The Readies / TurboFruits


We wanted to start 2010 out right
and what better way than to giveaway some free vinyl??
From CASS RECORDS better yet!!!
They have a few new releases after being on the haitus for a while
and why not offer up a few freebies to start off my week !!
5th emailer
gets the batch of three 7" when they arrive
good luck
and visit Cass Records
to help get them off to a great new year!
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UPCOMING: Japandroids @ Blind Pig Ann Arbor MI -

Japandroids have expanded their 2010 tour schedule, in support of their critically acclaimed 2009 debut, POST-NOTHING (Polyvinyl). In addition to repeat visits of North America and UK, the tour will also mark first-time appearances in Russia, France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and more.
The European leg begins January 23 in Hanover, DE at Cafe Glocksee, and wraps up on February 27 in Liverpool, UK. The North American leg begins March 17 in Austin, TX at the 2010 SXSW Music Festival and wraps up on April 24 in Salem, OR at Willamette University.
In other news, Japandroids will make their U.S. televised debut tonight on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Monday January 4 at 12:35 ET / 11:35 CT. The performance will also mark the live debut of POST-NOTHING track "Wet Hair." 2009 has been a breakout year for Japandroids.
The band returns to the Detroit area on
April 5th 2010 when they play
the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor MI
with openers Bear in Heaven
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Photos: Walking with Dinosaurs/Cobo Arena - 12.30.09 - by LAWRENCEcreative



Absolutely stunning...even for a 37 year old kid at heart!  Even with less-than-stellar seats in the upper bowl of the ancient Cobo Arena, these mechanical creations were as real as one could imagine!  My kids were grinning from ear-to-ear and just glassy-eyed with awe.  Well worth the expense.

For anyone who missed it this time around, just hope that they come around next year, even though attendance was abismal, most likely due to the economy.
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Photos: Wonderland II - 01.02.10 - by LAWRENCEcreative



Alice was back in all her
pastied, curvy glory
...with a vengeance!
If you missed this second go-around at the Hastings Street BAllroom, you have ONE MORE CHANCE to capture one of Detroits best re-imagining of a classic story...with a twist.  Tickets are now available on-line at http://whoooareyou.com/ and at the door for an extended viewing this coming weekend, January 8-10, 2010.  If you miss it this time, we will surely make fun of you...and all your extended family.
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MonicaBlaire LIVE @ DFT - Friday 1/8

Music & Live Performance @ DIA
MonicaBlaire
Friday January 8th 2010
7 & 8:30 p.m.

Hip-Hop may be the foundation that MonicaBlaire stands on,
but she creates an environment where
classical, rock, soul, gospel, and funk playfully co-exist.
Her sound is early soul music, inspired
by an unconventional sense of rhythm and melodies.
MonicaBlaire is more than an artist . . .
she's an experience.
DFT Auditorium
Detroit Institute of Arts
5200 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48202
313.833.7900
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UPCOMING: Nouvelle Vague @ The Crofoot Pontiac - Thurs 1/28

Nouvelle Vague is coming to town and if you haven't heard of them
you should start to listen up now and get your tickets even sooner
Hailing from France, the group takes songs you know and love
remakes them in a unique style that works.
and more info on Nouvelle Vague here
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UPCOMING: Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood, 15 January

Have you ever watched "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"
Could be the Brit version, damn funny stuff, but I'm really talking about the US version with Drew Carey. I gotta tell you, there are few things in the world more sure to get me rolling in an all-out belly laugh like that show. And throughout its run, Colin Mochrie was ALWAYS a sure bet. He was one of the regulars (with Ryan Stiles), with the sweetest, cleverest, funniest, Canadianest delivery and material. Absolutely my favorite.

My favorite of the revolving secondary improv-ers was Brad Sherwood, so you can imagine the sparkly little stars in my eyes when I saw that Mochrie and Sherwood are bringing their "Third Annual Farewell Tour" to the Performing Arts Center in Dearborn this month. However you feel about improv (people have feelings about improv?), these guys are funny.
And it's just a silly, honest,
and -- bog help me
CLEAN kind of funny.

Okay, maybe with a TOUCH of masochism.
(Gotta have a little something extra for DC.)


Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood
"Third Annual Farewell Tour"
Friday, Jan 15 8:00pm
at Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
15801 Michigan Ave., Dearborn, MI, 48121
(313) 943-2354
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1/3/10

The Good The Bad The Ugly in 2009 from MCB

Once again - we do not do lists here on MCB
It goes against our grain and our overall methods here
so that being said we wanted to review our year
and post up a few that needed a second look

After going back over the last 12 months of posts on MCB it sure seems that 2009 was a very long year and it still amazes me that we do as much as we do...we really should be classified as a not for profit and get a cut of the Kresge Fellowship Grants for all we do for our local community.

In regards to contributors we "hired" a bunch but lost a few
and then "fired" a few more to boot...
The need for promotion in this town is obvious as our "roster" grew at an alarming rate and we were able to strengthen most of our existing relationships although we did have to "let go" a few venues and PR companies. Some do not appreciate free promotion but we do not hold a grudge for to long and hopefully we can work it out for the best in the long run.

MCB traveled this year to promote and cover various events
including Rothbury Festival, Rock n Roll Hall of Fame,
Juliette Lewis in Chicago
and Video Interview with DEATH in Austin
for SPIN.

The amount of free stuff we gave away was staggering
tickets, vinyl, CDs, swag, video cameras, frisbees, tshirts
and we even gave away a few cases of Red Bull Cola
and a full press photo pass for CRUE FEST.

We had a few MCB Showcases this year including
the 1st show at the new Alvins
and then kicked off Small's 10 year Anniversary
which was really fun.

Our space at People's Art Festival was larger than the stages
where we donated much of our space to local artists
and was considering the 3rd stage. (It will be bigger in 2010)

This year among the new on MCB:

A semi-weekly comic called SLAW (Something Like A War)
by Detroit John Kalogerakos

Downunder Detroit
by our friends from New Zealand Tall Kiwi chicks

Music on the Brain by Andrew Bender

The Return of Bar Brady Friday Drink Recipes

MONEYPENNY and DC Detroit doing their own thing in style

Do to personal schedules we have lost but have not forgotten
and they pop in every once in a while)
The Nolan Factor by Jeff Nolan
Smitten by Detroit by Anna Hergot

Among my favorites this year were


MCB Lounge at People's Art Festival 2009


As I went through 1900+ posts this weekend it was difficult to pinpoint

So after selecting nearly about 50
I then kindofrandomlywhatever
paired it down to the list below
we covered a LOT of events big and small and am still amazed
that we have the ability to not only get the credentials we acquire
but then deliver the media that we share
with the various "real media" outlets.

We will posting profiles of our contributors soon so look for that
in case you are curious who is who at MCB
and of course come on out to "MCB5"
our 5 year anniversary concert/photo exhibit
at Music Hall Detroit on Sat Jan 16th 2010

Maybe you missed these:


















electric six video footage photos

MCB does Paris france

green day photos

kings of leons

DC in Detroit marquis de sade ball

DC in Detroit and mummies

paul hitz chickens interview @ Trumbullplex

revco photos
exclusive photos of the cult
video interview the datsuns

the rev horton hear

the sights video and photos

Video Interviews with violent soho raev
and this is the super short list geeez

We have no plans to let up in 2010.
Hang on!


MCB dedicates 2010 BP
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Motor City Comic Con - MAY 14-16 2010!


HEADS UP ALERT:

Mark your calendars folks and get ready for another great Motor City Comic Con in 2010! Grab your storm trooper helmet and your Darth Vader voice changer and head to Novi on May 14-16 for MOTOR CITY COMIC CON.

This annual gathering of comic book enthusiasts and dealers will be overflowing with special guests, including Angie Everhart, Ernie Hudson, and the original Capped Crusader Adam West. Stay tuned for more details!


MOTOR CITY COMIC CON

ROCK FINANCIAL SHOWPLACE
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