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SXSW & Texas (Part One)
Back to the U.S. this month and the destination was Austin, Texas. We were asked to play the RedGorilla Festival, which takes place at the same time and place as SXSW. I have always wanted to go to SXSW – … Continue reading
Thank you 2010!
What a year – the U.S. experience was unexpected but amazing and I feel really privileged to have been able to go to so many U.S. cities and and play gigs. I really felt the warmth from the audience in … Continue reading
Chicago, Halloween and LA
Chicago Next stop on my U.S. Tour is Chicago, the ‘Windy City’ and my first taste of the Mid-West. It’s the third biggest city in the U.S. and its musical history includes many fine jazz and blues players. In fact … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Maj, Chicago, Chicago Blues, Chicago gangs, Chicago music scene, female rock, Halloween, hip-hop scene, Hollywood, house music, James Blunt, jazz, Kanye West, LA, Linda Perry, Mississippi, Obama, Out of Control, Out of Control music video, Smashing Pumpkins, spoken word poetry, trick-or-treat, vampires, Viper Room, Wilco, Wild 100s, Windy city
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New York, New York
This month the band has been in New York as we continue our tour of the U.S. east coast. Likened to London more times than Jordan is mentioned in the tabloids – I have to say the two cities are … Continue reading
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Tagged Alphabet City, Alphabet Lounge, Anita Maj, Blondie, Brooklyn, Central Park, CMJ, CMJ Music Marathon, Dakota, Dave Travers, Empire State Building, Empire State of Mind, female rocker, Haper Blynn, Hipsters, John Lennon, Lady Gaga, Liverpool, Lower East side, Majorleans, Masquerade EP, New York, New York City, New York music scene, Pitchfork Media, Poker Face, Rupert Hitchcox Photography, Statue of Liberty, Strawberry Fields, Trash and Vaudeville, Two Door Cinema Club, US College radio, US radio, VIC Radio
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Streets of Philadelphia
This month we were East Coast bound, with a gig in Philadelphia as part of the first Philadelphia Film and Music Festival. After my trips to the West Coast and the South, it was Philadelphia’s turn to get the Anita … Continue reading
Po’boys and steamships
New Orleans Exciting news this month, I was offered a chance to play at The House of Blues in New Orleans and I took it! I feel a special affinity to the American South I don’t know why. I love … Continue reading
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Tagged American South, Anita Maj, Banana Foster, Bourbon Street, cajun, Camden, creole, Cutting Edge, female rock, gumbo, Hard Rock Cafe NOLA, House of Blues, Hurricane Katrina, jambalaya, Louisiana live music, New Orleans, New Orleans music scene, Po boys, President Obama, Steamships, Tenessee Williams, The Bedford, The Big Easy, The Exchange Mastering
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First LA shows
With no small Icelandic volcanoes causing any problems this month I returned to LA and played a couple of shows. Playing live anywhere is a huge thrill, but the first time you play a show in a different country is … Continue reading
City Showcase Rocklands
City Showcase Rocklands We played City Showcase Rocklands this month at the New Cross Inn and it was amazing! City Showcase is a fashion and music showcase right in the heart of London. We were proud to be a part … Continue reading
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Tagged Celebrity Skin, City Showcase, City Showcase Rocklands, Courtney Love, fashion, Hole, London live music, music, New Cross Inn, Rocklands, South London music
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