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M. Ward: The Thinking Man's Musician
Huffington Post
When M. Ward walked onto the stage at Webster Hall on Friday night, his sleeves were rolled up like a man ready to put in a solid effort for the crowd. More than two hours, 24 songs, and two encores later, he had done just that.

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New York Daily News
M. Ward's stardom has little vocal support
New York Daily News
That combo helped land him a headlining gig at Webster Hall Friday. At the same time, Ward has seen his profile rise through a pair of parallel projects. He has released several albums with singer/actress Zooey Deschanel in the duo She and Him, ...

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FRIDAY, MAY 18, 2012 | POSTED BY: MALCOLM DONALDSON
Baeble Music (blog)
We caught M. Ward with opener Lee Ranaldo Band (and another very special guest) at Webster Hall last Friday night. From the beginning it was clear that this was one of the best shows of the year. Every last detail, from Lee Ranaldo's godly open tuning ...

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Gothamist
Lee Ranaldo Talks Occupy Wall Street, Sonic Youth, And His New Solo Album
Gothamist
is playing a solo show (with a backing band) at Webster Hall tomorrow night, opening for M. Ward. We apologize for the short notice (it's sold out!) but we recommend finding a way in if you can. Ranaldo will be performing selections from his first solo ...

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Pop/Rock for May 11-17
New York Times
At 7 pm, Webster Hall, 125 East 11th Street, East Village, (800) 745-3000, websterhall.com/events; $22 in advance and $25 day of show. (Anderson) ★ M. Ward (Friday) The Americana singer-songwriter Matthew Ward is most resolute and affecting alone, ...


 
White Riot at Webster Hall
Village Voice
Blunderbuss might be subdued in the context of White's career, but on Friday night at Webster Hall, he showed that he can still get fiery—the show was split into two parts, and during the first half, an all-woman backing band (known as the Peacocks) ...

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Ernst Greene Leads Trio for Head-Bobbing Session: Music
BusinessWeek
By Jaime Widder on May 01, 2012 On April 23, a chilly Monday night, Georgia's Ernest Greene, better known as Washed Out, brought his brand of synth-pop music to the stylish sold-out crowd at the Music Hall of Williamsburg. LED pole lights flickered ...

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