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Home » Dave Matthews Band Caravan

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Posted inBlogs

This week on the B Side

by Miles Raymer July 7, 2011August 19, 2021

Cool Kids, tons of festivals, recent reissues, and much more

Mount Moriah
Posted inMusic

Soundboard: July 7-13

by Peter Margasak, Jessica Hopper, Miles Raymer, Leor Galil, Monica Kendrick, Barbara Yaross and Bill Meyer July 7, 2011August 19, 2021

Archers of Loaf, Yob, Tinariwen, Mount Moriah, Emmylou Harris, and other notable shows

Emmylou Harris
Posted inMusic

The Dave Matthews Band Caravan has more to offer than Dave Matthews

by Luca Cimarusti July 7, 2011August 19, 2021

The inaugural Dave Matthews Band Caravan posts up on the lakefront Fri-Sun 7/8-7/10. Part tour, part festival, part celebration of the DMB’s 20th anniversary, the caravan hits four cities this summer; this is its only midwest stop. Gates open at 11 AM each day, and the Dave Matthews Band headlines all three nights. Friday’s show […]

Posted inCity Life

Follow the music: Our guide to the summer’s notable music festivals

by Reader staff May 19, 2011August 19, 2021

As the annual roll call for summer music festivals continues to balloon, a select few set themselves apart from the pack. Below are our festival picks for the summer, including both the local neighborhood bookings and the familiar blowouts like Pitchfork, Blues Fest, and Lollapalooza. HoZac Blackout Fest The infamous festival returns in a big […]

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