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The Seeds were an American psychedelic garage rock band formed in Los Angeles, California in 1965, best known for their highest charting single "Pushin' Too Hard". The band's classic line-up featured frontman Sky Saxon, guitarist Jan Savage (born Buck Jan Reeder), keyboardist Daryl Hooper and drummer Rick Andridge. In 1968, the band changed their name to Sky Saxon and the Seeds, with Savage and Andridge departing the band. They went on to release a handful of additional singles, with Hooper also departing at some point before splitting up in circa 1972. In 1989, the original lineup of the band reformed for a handful of live dates in the US. In 2003, Saxon reformed the Seeds with original guitarist Jan Savage (who departed part way through a European tour the same year due to ill health). Releasing 2 further studio albums, the band continued to tour the US, UK and Europe up to Saxon's death in 2009.

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Tribal Seeds are an American reggae band from San Diego, California, US, offering a roots-orientated reggae sound infused with rocking vibes to create a style similar to the likes of SOJA and Rebelution.

Tribal Seeds was formed by two brothers, Steven Rene Jacobo (vocals, guitar) and Tony-Ray Jacobo (producer, keyboard, vocals) and joined by Carlos Verdugo (drums), Victor Navarro (bass), E.N Young (keyboards, vocals) and Ryan Gonzo (guitar,vocals). Since forming, they have gained many fans through their refreshing take on rock influenced reggae, focusing more on roots and rocksteady influences to inform their sound, looking back to artists like Black Uhuru, The Congos, Peter Tosh and the Abyssnians.

The band released their self-titled debut album in 2008, named 'Best Of' in an iTunes list of Reggae releases that year. They also received a local award for 'Best World Music' at the San Diego Music Awards. Their second record, "Harvest" (2009) also was named 'Best Of' by iTunes, achieving chart success by reaching number five in the Billboard Reggae Charts.

After several successful tours, the band returned to the studio to record the EP, "Soundwaves" which went to number two on the Billboard Reggae Charts.The band have toured extensively throughout their career, performing across the United States as well as in Mexico and Aruba. They have supported artists including The Wailers, Collie Buddz, Gregory Issacs, Rebelution and a whole host of others.

Their eagerly awaited fourth album came out in 2014, titled "Representing," debuting at number one on the Billboard Reggae Charts and number 114 on the Billboard 200. The album solidified their place in the world of contemporary reggae, as one of the top bands in the scene.

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Reggae band Tribal Seeds, who hail from San Diego, take to the stage in this huge room with its cool atmosphere. The haze hangs over the whole venue as they walk out on stage. “619” is the opening song from these Reggae giants. The down tempo Reggae beat is enough to get this audience on their feet with their hands in the air for the duration of this huge one hour and twenty minutes performance. There are a fair few virtuosic moments throughout this band with the singer, Steven Jacobo playing his heart out on the electric guitar in an impressive guitar solo, making a change from playing on all the off beats. One of the things that impresses me is the keyboard player, E.N. Young, who isn’t just playing the keys like a piano or Rhodes, he adds applicable effects here and there, with blankets of synthesizers washing over the sound, adding to this Reggae party atmosphere.

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My wife and I don't get to many concerts a year these days and I gotta say Tribal Seeds has been on the top of my list for a long time now. We recently went to see them with Fortunate Youth, Pepper, and Galactic at Red Rocks during a wet windy cold deluge on a Sunday afternoon as the last tour date of this summers tour (2017). It was the kind of rain and cold that had Red Rocks more than 2/3 empty and I half expected a rain out and refund but wait a minute..... They came out and made a special event with an intimate crowd and an all out celebration of Roots, Rock, Reggae. I feel fortunate (Youth) to have been a part of the crowd on this day and I thank Tribal Seeds and all of the bands that made my wife and I and I's limited 'us' time so special. Much Love.

I would have to say, in the 4 years that me and my wife have been watching Tribal Seeds. The Knitting Factory was such GOOD Vibes..it was a asome show and a great vibes. It's all ways great when we get to see our frinds Steven, Carlos, Mad-TRay, Victor & Gonzo After the show to take Pic and get there Autograuph and shaking there hand and wishing them Good Luck at the next show...Looking forword to seeing them in SLC UTAH on apri 18 2015. We rate Tribal Seeds Number One in are book for best Raggae Rock Roots and Entertament. You will never go wrong when you bring tribal seeds in town no matter where it's at thank you.

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This was my 7th time seeing tribal seeds. They always put on a good show, and I'll always continue seeing them live. After 7 times now, the set list they play doesn't change much, I've heard a lot of the same songs, but if you love your sweet reggae roots music, you'll dance and jam and have fun, like I always do. I know they're working on new music right now so I can't wait until that's released.

Every time I see Tribal Seeds they always have some new flavor of beats and music to add no show is ever the same which is awesome I love Tribal Seeds their the best and Steven and I chatted for a bit after the concert and Enyoung what concert have you been too that the bands end up giving you a hand shake and a hug and show so much appreciation for their fans can't wait to see them again!!!!!

I man loved Tribal Seeds inna Saint Petersburg Florida..Steven lit up the stage..I loved it when Dan Kelley of Fortunate Youth took a couple of hits from a giant blunt..then tossed the rest out to us..and the couple getting engaged on stage was the bashment! To I..Tribal Seeds is one of, if not the best young reggae band today inna Iration..The concert was killah!!

Tribal Seeds,Natalie Rize and Raging Fyah put on a great show!I see Tribal Seeds everytime they come to Sacramento and they are great each time.Natalie Rize should headline her own show her and her band are that good.Ive been following Raging Fyah for awhile a was so happy to finally see them!GREAT SHOW!!!

A great show. Tribal Seeds rocks it with high energy from the ENTIRE band. The keyboardist crowd surfed. The bass player raps. A tribute to Bob Marley was a nice touch. And shout out to the Skints and The Steppas. Both were outstanding and worth the price of admission on their own.

I wish they could have played longer from the songs they were able to play, they did not disappoint. Great flow, good energy treat yourself go watch these guys if you enjoy Reggae! I definitely will go watch them again if they are ever near Oklahoma again great work guys keep it up!

They had awesome stage-presence and a warm dynamic with their opening band. The set was made cohesive by great transitions and effects and it was tight to see the Expanders come back on for the finale. I'd be eager to see them next time they're in town.

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Blippi ‘turning it up to 11’ in new, live-band concert event at Penn State

Global sensation to delight audiences at 6 p.m. oct. 10 in eisenhower auditorium.

" Join the Band,” on Oct. 10 in Eisenhower Auditorium, features musicians performing live on stage. Blippi will be joined by Meekah, along with their singing and dancing buddies and real-live musicians.   Credit: Round Room Live . All Rights Reserved .

September 20, 2024

UNIVERSITY PARK—Round Room Live and Moonbug Entertainment have announced the “Blippi: Join the Band Tour.” The musical sensation will bring the vivacious, energetic, and educational antics of global star Blippi to Penn State with a never-before-seen show at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, in Eisenhower Auditorium. The brand-new production features musicians playing live on stage.

Call 814-863-0255 or visit “Blippi: Join the Band Tour” online for more information about the performance and to purchase tickets; American Sign Language interpretation services; and a separate meet-and-greet, photo experience add-on.

The audience is encouraged to make their own memories during the performance, and photos will be permitted. Strobe effects and haze are used throughout the production.

Blippi will be joined onstage by Meekah along with their singing and dancing buddies and live musicians. They’ll explore what makes music — including sounds, rhythms and instruments — with fan-favorite Blippi hits. So grab your drumsticks, tune up your guitar, and move those feet with Blippi and get ready for a musical performance that's fun for the whole family!

“We are turning it up to 11 with the ‘Blippi: Join the Band Tour’ this fall,” said Stephen Shaw, founder and co-president of Round Room Live. “Blippi is a rockstar for today’s kids and has been delighting millions of children and families all over the world. A brand-new show that amps up the excitement to an even higher volume with a live band onstage was the next logical step in continuing Blippi touring around the world."

“Blippi on Tour” programs have traveled the globe multiple times and have delighted millions of international fans throughout North America, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

Blippi inspires curiosity in preschoolers around the world by creating content and experiences that are relatable, accessible and make learning fun. Blippi has become a worldwide sensation with more than one billion monthly views across platforms including Netflix, HBO Max, Cartoonito, Sky, Amazon and YouTube, and millions of fans around the world.

Visit Discounts for information on available ticket-discount programs, including the Arts Engagement Family Program, a free ticket program for Penn State students and a ticket discount for Penn State employees.

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American Sign Language, or ASL, translation will be provided for this performance. Contact the Arts Ticket Center by Friday, Sept. 26, at [email protected] or by calling 814-863‑0255 to discuss ASL seating preferences.

We welcome patrons of all sensory sensitivities to its performances. Eisenhower Auditorium is certified by KultureCity as a sensory-friendly venue. Upon request, you can sign out a variety of items to accommodate your visit, including noise-reducing earmuffs, anti-strobe glasses, lap pads and fidget toys.

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Support is provided by McQuaide Blasko Endowment. Accessibility services are supported by William E. McTurk Endowment for Program Support. A grant from the University Park Fee Board makes student prices possible.

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The Murder Capital warm up for Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds tour with “breathless” new single ‘Can’t Pretend To Know’ and UK headline dates

The "whip of a tune" marks the band's first release of the year

The Murder Capital have shared a new single called ‘Can’t Pretend To Know’ and announced a UK headline tour for 2025.

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The Dublin band’s first track of 2024 is an intense burst of energy, containing electrifying guitar riffs and pummeling drums.

Recorded in LA with producer John Congleton ( St. Vincent , Sharon Van Etten ), the song ushers in a “new era” for the group – which promises newfound “focus and clarity”, according to a press release.

In a statement, frontman James McGovern explained: “‘Can’t Pretend To Know’ is a whip of a tune that we made to feel like a hurricane of colour and breathlessness.

“A surreal look at childhood innocence and all its replacers, those delicate bridges we burn as we move through the strangeways of our youth. Moulded by everything we come into contact with. Learning lessons from toys. Playing the parts that are asked of us.”

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The Murder Capital’s second and latest studio album, ‘Gigi’s Recovery’ , was released in January 2023. Details about its follow-up have not yet been revealed.

However, the band have confirmed a run of UK headline shows for next spring. Tickets go on general sale at 10am BST this Thursday (September 26) – you’ll be able to buy yours here .

The Murder Capital’s 2025 UK tour dates are:

APRIL  17 – XOYO Birmingham, Birmingham  18 – New Century Hall, Manchester  19 – Saint Luke’s, Glasgow 21 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds 22 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds  24 – Outernet London, London  26 – SWX, Bristol 

Before then, The Murder Capital will support Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds on their 2024 European tour next month. McGovern said he’ll be watching Cave and co. “every single second” at the upcoming gigs.

The Bad Seeds, who released their new album ‘Wild God’ this summer, will be joined by Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood on bass for the shows.

In a four-star review of ‘Gigi’s Recovery’ , NME wrote: “The Murder Capital may have arrived with a shout and a fist but they’re soaring now with nuance, ideas, a whole lot of heart and the first great guitar album of 2023. Anger is an energy, but love is strength.”

Around the time of the record’s release, the group spoke to NME about how “the post-punk label was getting a bit tiring” . McGovern went on to say that “‘Gigi’s Recovery’ looks to the future by owning its past”.

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Tolyatti: A Russian Homage To Italy

This is the curious story of a Russian city named after an Italian politician, Palmiro Togliatti.

“Togliatti” by Shine Phantom is licensed under CC BY 2.0

This is the curious story of a russian city named after an italian politician, palmiro togliatti.

There are cities which were made great by men, and men which have been made great by a city. This is the case of Palmiro Togliatti — a founding member and the longest serving secretary of the Italian Communist Party — and a Russian city located in Samara Oblast, known as Stavropol on Volga until 1964, which was then renamed Tolyatti, becoming the greatest tribute in the world to an Italian politician. The city of Tolyatti was named after him immediately after his death in Yalta — a seaside town in the then Soviet Union — on August 21st, 1964, as a result of a sudden stroke and cerebral bleed. He was on vacation, on his way to give his support for Brezhnev as Khrushchev’s successor.

Who was Palmiro Togliatti?

If you happen to travel around Italy, you may have noticed that in every Italian city — however big or small — there is a street named after Palmiro Togliatti. That’s because Togliatti was not just the charismatic secretary and one of the founders of the Italian Communist Party, but a legendary figure of Italian and international politics. He started his political career before World War I, joining the Italian Socialist Party in 1914, then serving as a volunteer, and returning home to Turin after being injured. During this period he learned about the Russian Revolution and became fascinated, wanting to bring soviet ideas to Italy. He became a founder of the Communist Party of Italy, which was a part of Communists International (Comintern). In fact, after the end of Fascism — during which he spent almost 17 years in Moscow, becoming one of the highest representatives of the Comintern with the blessing of Stalin — he came back to Italy as Deputy Prime Minister until 1945 and taking part in the Constituent Assembly until 1948, writing the current constitution of the Italian Republic. Under his political and intellectual leadership — enough to be nicknamed ‘The Best ’ — the Italian Communist Party would become the largest non-ruling party in Europe and the second in Italy, after the Christian Democracy, which was consistently the most popular Italian party until 1992, when the Cold War ended and the danger of a ‘ Soviet ’ turning point in Italy was warded off.

Nevertheless, the Communist Party ruled by Togliatti had a big influence in Italian society, especially regarding culture, and achieved great results in local elections within particular regions of Italy. Togliatti chose to become a Soviet Union citizen in 1930, in fact giving up Italian citizenship. What may have seemed like complete devotion to the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and its General Secretary Joseph Stalin, clashes with his next choice of refusing the head of the Communist Information Bureau proposed by Stalin himself in 1951, preferring to remain General Secretary of the Italian Communist Party. Throughout his career he supported his communist beliefs but fought to bring them to his beloved home country of Italy. Palmiro Togliatti wanted to fulfill his dream of a communist plan through democracy: the original ‘ Italian way to Socialism’.

Tolyatti, the Russian city

The Russian homage to Palmiro Togliatti was not chosen at random. In fact, a significant city was named after him: Stavropol on Volga became Tolyatti ( Togliatti Russianized) because right there — on the banks of Volga river — the Italian politician had a key role in building the popular AvtoVAZ factory, the manufacturer of the Lada car brand. And thus, in the 1960s, through cooperation with FIAT , the city took a new shape and a new name, because the old Stavropol on Volga was also covered by the Kuybyshev Hydroelectric Station. This infrastruscture was crucial for the development of a large industry. Therefore Tolyatti — just like what happened in Italy with Turin — became the working-class city par excellence, and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union made it a great vehicle for propaganda and experimentation. Many facilities were built, especially for sports, and new parks and monuments emerged in Tolyatti, which were made to represent the perfect Soviet city for the perfect Soviet citizen.

Not surprisingly, many popular athletes grew up in Tolyatti, such as the Olympic champion Alexei Nemov and the former ice hockey players Alexei Kovalev, Ilya Bryzgalov, Viktor Kozlov and Alexei Emelin. As you might imagine, ice hockey is very popular around there, and the local club sponsored by Lada is one of the best across Russia. Tolyatti, due to its vast spaces, has several monuments of national interest : Victory Park, a memorial dedicated to the Soviet victory in World War II built in the Auto Factory district; Liberty Square with its Obelisk of Glory dedicated to the fighters of World War II; the Mourning Angel standing in Central Park, a memorial to victims of political repression built after the end of the Communist era. Also the Transfiguration Cathedral, with its wonderful golden domes, was built after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Tolyatti was also the city where the great Russian painter Ilya Repin stayed for a brief period in 1870, painting his masterpiece ‘ Barge Haulers on the Volga’. The house where he stayed then became a monument.

Last but not least, among the most meaningful monuments of Tolyatti is ‘ Loyalty’. It is a bronze statue dedicated to a faithful dog, called ‘ Kostya’, who survived a car accident in which its owners lost their lives. Like what happened in Japan with Hachiko, Kostya wouldn’t give up, waiting for its owners for seven consecutive years at the same spot. Under the snow and the rain, winter and summer, the dog stayed there, running up to all the passing cars and hoping one day to again see its beloved masters. Only his own death let him abandon his spot, but Tolyatti citizens unanimously wanted to honor the loyalty of Kostya, building a sculpture in his memory. I could say no place was more appropriate than Tolyatti, because the city’s namesake itself represents a great metaphor of loyalty: that of Palmiro Togliatti to the Soviet Union.

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