Today’s statement reads: *WOXY.com is happy to welcome The 1, 2, 3, 4, More More More Show to our lineup. It’s a weekly specialty program hosted by John Davis (Georgie James, Q & Not U) that focuses on classic power-pop, post-punk, new wave, punk rock, indie rock and plenty of the bands of today that are continuing the tradition. John takes requests, so you’ll be able to let him know what you wanna (or don’t wanna) hear.*
Learn more about The 1, 2, 3, 4, More More More Show here.
Phew, that was a fast one.
Just yesterday we told you about GJ’s split.
Today, John Davis shares some fresh demos.
Enjoy select cuts from Title Tracks here.
It’s with great sadness that we pass along this official statement: *After 3 years, Georgie James is calling it a day. We’re proud of the album we made and everything else that we were able to do during our time together. We are both working on our respective solo projects and hope to have albums out early next year. Thanks to everyone that helped our band over these past few years. Thanks to those who’ve listened to the music & come out to the shows. It’s greatly appreciated. See you around soon.* Read my review of Georgie James @ SXSW 2008 here.
Their performance on ‘Project Song’ is up for…
Best Approach To News & Documentary Programming!
Visit Georgie James on MySpace.
Their recent visit included:
More Lights
Cake Parade
Places
Need Your Needs
This Will Be Our Year
I Can’t Hide
Visit Georgie James on MySpace.
He shares the following in today’s MySpace bulletin: *Hey all. I’ve got my own specialty show on XM Radio and it’s airing every Saturday at 4pm eastern time on the XMU Channel (#43). The show’s called 1234 More More More and I’ll be playing lots of classic power pop, new wave, punk, post-punk, indie rock and more. You’ll also hear a good helping of the bands of today that are keeping the tradition going!* Learn more about the program here. MP3 below.
Here’s the dirt: *Western Kentucky University earned the top spot in the ONE Campus Challenge. WKU’s successful efforts to raise awareness of extreme poverty and treatable diseases earned the school the ONE Campus Challenge grand prize: a special performance including Army Of Me, Georgie James, Martin Royle & Pash. The show will take place on April 29 at the Capitol Arts Center in Bowling Green.*
For more info, head here.
Catch the duo later this month at:
April 10 – Seattle, WA @ Sunset Tavern
April 11 – Portland, OR @ The Artistery
April 13 – San Fran, CA @ Cafe Du Nord
April 15 – Los Angeles, CA @ Pehrspace
April 16 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hotel Cafe
April 17 – Las Vegas, NV @ Beauty Bar
Read my review of Georgie James @ SXSW here.
Watch the duo’s responses below. Read my review of a Georgie James SXSW gig here.
In the late afternoon/early evening of Day 2, I caught two enlightening (although completely different) sets at Austin’s famed venue, Emo’s. At 4:30, Los Campesinos! transfixed the capacity crowd with punk-inspired passion and at 5:20, Georgie James serenaded attendees with a handful of sweet lullabies. The DC-based act has been on my radar for quite some time, but up until last week, I failed miserably at catching the band’s live show. Thankfully, it was everything I had hoped for it to be: melodious, tender & beatific! Visit Georgie James on MySpace. Photo courtesy of Miss Katie Kramer.
