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Just took an extended lunch and headed down to Amsouth-Harbert Plaza to check out the City Stages Unplugged set. I missed Peter Searcy waiting on my lunch at Roly Poly, but got there in time to see The Bridges and Joshua Radin. The heat started to get to me as they were setting up for […]

UPDATE: An addition has been made to the list of Do’s and Don’ts on the City Stages FAQ page. Now, under the Don’ts list, it reads “Backpacks, except laptop bags carrying a computer.”
Many of you (in the Birmingham area, at least) may have seen the announcement that TechBirmingham and SouthernLinc were teaming up to make […]

If you are going to be downtown for City Stages this weekend, feel free to bring your laptop or any other wifi-capable device. TechBirmingham has teamed up with SouthernLinc to provide free wireless interenet access to Linn Park, and just in time for City Stages.
Once the festival is over, the free wireless will still be […]

Birmingham’s annual music festival, City Stages, is quickly approaching. They have another stellar line-up this year. My favorite day is probably going to be Sunday, with Oteil and the Peacemakers, Zac Brown Band, and The Derek Trucks Band gracing the Miller Lite stage. The day will be topped off by the Allman Brothers Band. Yes, […]

The festival kicks off in just over 24 hours. I also just discovered that Birmingham Post Herald columnist Wade Kwon put together a Mix CD, courtesey of iTunes’ iMix feature.

“Mr. Brightside,” The Killers
“I Feel Lucky,” Mary Chapin Carpenter
“I Am the Blues,” Willie King
“Soulshine,” Gov’t Mule
“Real People,” Common
“Wave,” Alejandro Escovedo
“Come Pick Me Up,” Ryan Adams
“She Talks […]