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Musician Mark Growden finds his bearings

On the heels of his newest and finest release to date, “Saint Judas,” musician Mark Growden arrived in Tucson to practice new songs with a Tucson ensemble, and to play a pair of shows at The Screening Room this weekend. They are simply not to be missed, by longtime fans or uninitiated music buffs.... Read more»

Arts preview

Weekend preview: Easter weekend

Plan your three-day weekend with the Sentinel. In addition to the KXCI Festival en el Barrio Viejo and the 28th Tucson Poetry Festival, there is plenty to do in Tucson this weekend.... Read more»1

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Local singer Marianne Dissard offers free album online

When a prominent local voice offers our readers a free 15-song download, we at the Sentinel are thrilled to tell you all about it. Thus, we present Marianne Dissard’s “Paris One Takes”... Read more»

To do list

Extra, extra: Get your weekend plans here

You probably know about Powhaus’ “Trash” and Ted Leo, but here are seven more weekend events you won’t want to miss.... Read more»

TucsonSentinel.com launch party

Celebrate Sentinel launch at Press Box Bash

Friday’s show features Howe Gelb performing Johnny Cash’s “Live at San Quentin”, new punk band Cadillac Steakhouse, bluesman Tom Walbank, Sonoran gypsies Bajo Turbato, and Jazz Telephone with Mr. Tidypaws.... Read more»

Under the influence: Leila Lopez

On Sunday, I met with Leila Lopez in her childhood home off of 4th Avenue. Lopez is celebrating the release of her second CD, “Fault Lines,” at Solar Culture Gallery on Saturday with an early, all-ages show.... Read more»

Under the influence

Tasha Sabatino drums in the name of love

In the first installment of ‘Under the influence,’ drummer Tasha Sabatino discusses sad songs, Mo Tucker and jazz greats, and reveals a heart full of soul.... Read more»

Michael Jackson estate licenses catalog, unheard songs to Sony

The New York Times reported March 15 that Sony has licensed Jackson’s back catalog and what is rumored to be more than two full-length albums’ worth of unheard music. The deal is one of the biggest in music history.... Read more»1

Weekend preview

Capital Vices: Seven deadly awesome weekend events

It would be a sin to miss this weekend’s events in Tucson. Below find seven promising options.... Read more»1

Sparklehorse's Mark Linkous shoots self

Late Saturday night, Rolling Stone reported that Sparklehorse singer Mark Linkous had died of an intentional overdose. New reports indicate he may have shot himself.... Read more»1

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Friki Tiki festival hits 4th Ave. on Friday

Friki Tiki is a three-day event featuring group rides, meetups and a six band bill Saturday at The Hut. It’s time to embrace your inner 60s mod, freak or beatnik.... Read more»

Music review

Haiti relief good for Haiti, bad for ears

Like the best laid schemes of mice and men, hipsters and hangers-on have decided to unite to help the earthquake victims in Haiti. This is a good thing, right?... Read more»1

Concert preview

Midlake brings moody 70s sound to Plush

On the heels of their recent release, “The Courage of Others,” Denton quintet Midlake digs deeper into the dense territory of 2006’s “The Trials of Van Occupanther.” Midlake plays Plush on Monday with Matthew & the Arrogant Sea... Read more»1

Music

Vatican issues a Top Ten rock record list

Despite its reputation for celebrating sins venal and mortal, rock music got its propers from the official Vatican newspaper Sunday.... Read more»1

Music profile

Welcome to the Cadillac Steakhouse. May they rock your face off?

New Tucson band Cadillac Steakhouse has arrived, warts and all. Meet Nikki Rosing and her league of punk gentlemen, in advance of their Saturday benefit show for Free Chukston Radio.... Read more»1

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