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Porches, the recording project of New York City’s Aaron Maine, will perform in Phoenix this winter to promote his new album.

Maine’s sixth studio album, “Shirt,” comes out Sept. 13. He’ll visit Valley Bar in downtown Phoenix on Saturday, Nov. 9.

Porches released a new single, “Joker,” this month.

“Shirt” is available to pre-order on Domino Mart edition Sally Blue vinyl, indie stores edition Precious Pink vinyl, standard LP, CD and digitally.

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Was looking forward to this for a while - Pool is one of my favourite albums of the last year - and it didn't disappoint. An already fantastic gig featured a great cameo from Dev Hynes, who proved to be a super-nice guy when we chatted with / drunkenly rambled at him after the show. Awesome evening all round basically

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Porches Announced His New Album ‘Shirt’ With North American Tour Dates And Video For ‘Joker’

Porches is back. Today (May 14), Porches — the music project of NYC’s Aaron Maine announced his sixth studio album, Shirt . The album is set to arrive this fall, and ahead of its release, Porches shared Shirt ‘s lead single, “Joker.”

Teased as Porches ‘ “heaviest” album to date, the Shirts lead single features porches singing over a thumping drum loop, examining the idea of “God’s grace” via autotuned vocals.

In the song’s accompanying video, Porches is seen chasing his adorable golden retriever through the woods and into a barn.

You can see the video for “Joker” above and see the “Shirt” tracklist and artwork below.

1. “Return Of The Goat” 2. “Sally” 3. “Bread Believer” 4. “Precious” 5. “Rag” 6. “School” 7. “Itch” 8. “Joker” 9. “Crying At The End” 10. “Voices In My Head” 11. “USA” 12. “Music”

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Porches Announces 2022 Tour, Shares Video for New Song “Back3School”: Watch

Porches —the musical project of Aaron Maine—is back with another new song from All Day Gentle Hold ! (which is out this Friday, October 8, via Domino ). Following “Okay,” “ Lately ,” and “ I Miss That ,” he’s shared “ Back3School ” and its music video. He’s also announced a 2022 tour. Find those dates and watch the video below.

“This song is a mystery to me, impending doom mixed with total bliss,” Maine said of the new single. “The ‘back to school’ trope, but with an underlying anxiety that something might be terribly wrong, or maybe everything is just fine.”

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The last time Phoenix played in Minnesota, the Twins were playing their inaugural season at Target Field. We still had to slog to Wisconsin to buy beer on Sundays, and the blue line was our sole form of metro rail transit. But in the years since their August 2010 show at the State Theatre, the band put out two albums (with another on the way), toured worldwide, and sang a Christmas song with Bill Murray .

As for Minnesota, we can buy our own beer on Sundays now, we built another train line (with another on the way), and the Twins … well, we don’t need to talk about the Twins anymore. While the crowd anxiously awaited the start of Tuesday’s Phoenix show at the Palace Theater, one thing was certain: Minnesota’s love for the band has only grown over the past 12 years.

Phoenix rewarded our midwestern patience tenfold by kicking off their North American Alpha Zulu Tour at the Palace. Along for the ride was the tour’s opener, Porches.

Porches is the brainchild of New York-based musician Aaron Maine and, as is often the case with projects described as a “brainchild,” the result is tough to classify into a singular genre. During a 40-ish-minute set, the band (Maine plus a drummer and guitarist) combined catchy synth loops, grungy guitar-driven indie rock, and auto-tuned vocals into something that, for this review, we’ll just refer to as “porch-core.”

Maine is a man of few words, but when he did throw some banter towards the crowd, it was gracious and appreciative. Following the band’s opening song (“Okay”): “I love you. I’m so excited to be here. Thank you for having us.” A few more songs: “St. Paul is my new favorite f*cking city.” A few more: “I’m so excited to see Phoenix tonight.”

There’s a certain heaviness present in Porches’ live show that doesn’t always come through on their albums. That’s likely due to the slew of backing tracks accompanying the trio onstage. Pre-tracked synths, basslines, auxiliary percussion, and additional guitars and vocals combine with the live tracks to create an impressive wall of sound that compliments the band’s energy well.

As Porches wrapped up their set, crowd chatter quickly filled the space and grew louder as techs readied the stage. Eventually, a curtain dropped, signaling Phoenix’s triumphant Minnesota return was nearly upon us.

The lights finally dimmed to intense applause, but the curtain didn’t rise. Instead, the stage panels flanking either side and top of the curtain illuminated as a giant French Baroque arch — no doubt a nod to the band’s Versailles origins. The scene remained for a moment before the curtain rose to reveal Phoenix in all their long-awaited glory.

The core of Phoenix consists of singer Thomas Mars, bassist Deck D'Arcy, and brothers Laurent Brancowitz and Christian Mazzalai on guitar. Rounding out the onstage contingent are longtime touring members Robin Coudert on keys and Thomas Hedlund on drums. (Hedlund’s main gig is drumming for Swedish post-metal band Cult of Luna, where he’s known to beat the ever-loving meatballs out of his drums . As it turns out, he hits just as hard while playing synth-pop!)

The band immediately kicked into “Lisztomania” from their 2009 Grammy-award-winning album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix as the entire stage came alive before us. Carrying through the Baroque motif, the band was immersed in a scene from inside a French palace overlooking a snow-capped mountain. At the arrival of the first chorus, the scene faded, and the stage was illuminated in strobe lights while even brighter lights flashed into the crowd. Then back to the French palace. Then back to the strobes. Then the entire stage was a massive diamond kaleidoscope.

The choreographed chaos of the visuals accompanying “Lisztomania” set the tone for the rest of the show. As the band jumped from song to song, multi-dimensional lights and screens turned every square inch of the stage into a magnificent spectacle. The lights and visuals changed constantly. We went from the French countryside to Tron -like light bars to neon lights to brilliant full washes of color to bright patterns to anything else that Phoenix decided we needed to see. During “Trying To Be Cool,” Mars peered at the crowd through a set of binoculars that were actually a camera. The footage was live-streamed to the screen behind the band like some sort of Phoenix kiss cam.

While all those changing scenes and visuals could easily come across as gimmicky or distracting if not executed properly, it was anything but. It was chaotically beautiful, and it only strengthened the band’s already flawless performance.

Despite releasing two albums since their Minnesota appearance, eight of the band’s 19-song set were from Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix . They clearly know what people want to hear because those eight tracks received by far the biggest reaction from the nostalgia-seeking crowd.

Also nestled in the set were the band’s two latest singles: “Alpha Zulu” and “Tonight.” First release back in June, “ Alpha Zulu ” hints at a shift towards more straightforward synth-pop. At times it’s reminiscent of Arizona-based (Tempe, not Phoenix!) electronic duo Body of Light and it’s an absolute bop. By the end of “Alpha Zulu,” no one was standing still. Every head was bobbing; every foot was tapping.

“Tonight” is so recent that it wasn’t even released when they played it. “This is a new song. It’s coming out tomorrow. It’s called “Tonight.” By now, if you’re reading this, “Tonight” is available on all streaming platforms. But for a few hours, those present at the Palace were some of the only people in the world to have heard this song which seems like a nice way for Phoenix to say, “Hey, sorry we were gone so long.”

The band wrapped their main set with “Rome,” and the curtain again came down. During what seemed like the longest delay between a set and an encore ever, the crowd grew restless. Endless cheering and “one more song” chants grew. Finally, the curtain rose to reveal Mars, D'Arcy, and a chunky purple grand piano. The duo played through “Fior di Latte” before attempting a few bars of “Starfish and Coffee” by Prince ( and the Muppets, of course ).

With the crowd’s help, Mars called the rest of the band back onstage to plow through the final song of the evening, “1901.” After what seemed like the loudest sing-along in human history, Mars dropped off stage and began working his way through the crowd to personally thank people for coming to the show. Eventually, as he made his way back towards the stage, he stood atop the crowd for a moment to wave at everyone and once again thank people for coming.

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Tucker Carlson kicks off cross-country tour in Phoenix with prayers and Russell Brand

PHOENIX —  Right-wing personality Tucker Carlson kicked off his live tour Wednesday night in battleground Arizona to a packed arena.

But instead of delivering his usual fiery political rhetoric, Carlson focused opening night of his 16-date tour on his faith and mentioned Donald Trump by name only a handful of times.

“I just couldn’t wait to see other people who I’m on the same page with,” he said as the crowd roared with approval.

Joining him on stage was a barefoot Russell Brand, the British comedian and actor who recently converted to Christianity and was spotted at the Republican National Convention in July. In 2023 British media reported allegations that Brand had sexually and emotionally abused four women, which he denies.

Together, Carlson and Brand mostly delivered a Bible sermon surrounding their shared Christian identity and only tangentially touched on the presidential race.

“After this election, you are going to be the inheritors of the new United States of America,” Brand said. “I suppose, in particular, I’m encouraged by the joining of Trump’s Republican MAGA movement by Robert Kennedy.”

Carlson entered the Footprint Center to thunderous applause and a standing ovation following a video compilation that showed dystopian images of smash-and-grab robberies and excerpts of interviews with Democrat lawmakers, including Vice President Kamala Harris.

Brand closed the night by dropping to his knees and leading the crowd in prayer.

Outside, Phoenix resident Deirdre Mischelle Scanlan said the two were a natural fit on stage.

"They're free media," she said. "We share the apprehension about the deep state and how it seems like we're not getting the truth."

North Carolina resident Alexandrea Iverson, who planned a visit with family around Carlson's tour, said she felt politically inspired for the first time this election cycle.

"I'm a Kennedy supporter and if I say Kennedy's my guy, everybody says, 'Oh, isn't he a nut job?'" she said. "But not tonight."

Carlson, 55, was abruptly fired from Fox News last year and has since launched his own eponymous media company.

It’s difficult to track Carlson's official reach, but his podcast is No. 2 on Spotify. While there appear to be plenty of tickets available for each night of his 16-date tour, some VIP packages, which cost $1,600 and feature meet-and-greets with special guests including Alex Jones and Donald Trump Jr., are sold out. 

Carlson’s event kicked off a whirlwind week of Republican appearance in Arizona. Sen. JD Vance spoke to a local church congregation Wednesday afternoon and is scheduled to hold a campaign event in Phoenix Thursday.

Arizona, which swung blue in the 2022 midterms , is a crucial state to win in November and both presidential candidates are laser focused on gaining an advantage. 

Harris visited in early August , and made immigration a key component of her stump speech during a packed rally in Glenade, a Phoenix suburb.

Several weeks later, Trump was joined onstage in the same suburb by  Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shortly after the independent dropped out and endorsed the former president.

On Tuesday, Jimmy McCain, the youngest son of the late Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., announced during an interview with CNN that he registered as a Democrat and has decided to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris. 

He made the decision after an incident involving Donald Trump’s campaign staff at Arlington National Cemetery, Jimmy McCain said. 

Trump visited the cemetery last week with relatives of service members who were killed in Kabul during the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan three years ago.

A member of Trump’s team “pushed aside” a cemetery official so that campaign staff could take photos and videos in an area where they are normally prohibited, according to the Army. 

Trump’s team has disputed that account.

The incident was the last straw for the younger McCain, whose father and sister had previously distanced themselves from Trump.

CORRECTION (Sept. 5, 2:16 p.m. ET): A previous version of this article misstated that Tucker Carlson dropped to his knees and led the crowd in prayer. It was Russell Brand who did so, not Carlson.

Alicia Victoria Lozano is a California-based reporter for NBC News focusing on climate change, wildfires and the changing politics of drug laws.

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Linkin Park Unveils New Lineup With Emily Armstrong as Co-Vocalist

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Linkin Park has officially announced their brand new lineup and their first piece of new music in seven years.

The band’s original remaining members — Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Phoenix and Joe Hahn — introduced Dead Sara frontwoman Emily Armstrong as their co-vocalist and Colin Brittain as Rob Bourdon’s replacement as their new drummer. Ushering in this new era of Linkin Park is their upcoming album  From Zero,  which is described by Shinoda as a callback to their band’s first name, Xero. “This album title refers to both this humble beginning and the journey we’re currently undertaking,” he said. “Sonically and emotionally, it is about past, present, and future—embracing our signature sound, but new and full of life. It was made with a deep appreciation for our new and longtime bandmates, our friends, our family, and our fans. We are proud of what LINKIN PARK has become over the years, and excited about the journey ahead.”

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Tucker Carlson and J.D. Vance in Hershey: Where to buy tickets

• Updated: Sep. 05, 2024, 5:45 p.m.
• | Published: Sep. 05, 2024, 10:38 a.m.

Tucker Carlson's speaking tour will be at the Giant Center in Hershey, Pa., on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, with guest, J.D. Vance, right. (Carlson photo by Paul Sancya/AP) (Vance photo by Ross D. Franklin/AP) The Associated Press

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Conservative political commentator Tucker Carlson will speak in central Pa. later this month.

His guest will be J.D. Vance, the Republican vice presidential candidate, at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, at the Giant Center in Hershey.

The Tucker Carlson Live Tour features more than a dozen stops that also include Monday, Sept. 23 , at Santander Arena in Reading with special guest, conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones.

Carlson kicked off the tour on Sept. 4 in Phoenix, Arizona, with celebrity Russell Brand. The tour stops each feature special guests including Vivek Ramaswamy, Glenn Beck, Kid Rock, Megyn Kelly, Donald Trump Jr., Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Roseanne Barr.

Fans can buy tickets here (prices are as of the time of this publication):

Sept. 21 - Hershey

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• Vivid Seats, prices start at $84
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• Ticketmaster, prices start at $55.75

Sept. 23 - Reading

• Stubhub, prices start at $56
• Vivid Seats, prices start at $52
• SeatGeek, prices start at $52

Other tour stops are:

Sept. 5 - Anaheim, California, with guest, Vivek Ramaswamy

Sept. 6 - Colorado Springs, Colorado, with guest, Tulsi Gabbard

Sept. 7 - Salt Lake City, Utah, with guest, Glenn Back

Sept. 11 - Tulsa, Oklahoma, with guest, Dan Bongino

Sept. 12 - Kansas City, Missouri, with guest, Megyn Kelly

Sept. 13 - Wichita, Kansas, with guest, Charlie Kirk

Sept. 16 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with guest, Alex Jones

Sept. 18 - Fort Bend, Texas, with guest, TBA

Sept. 20 - Grand Rapids, Michigan, with guest, Kid Rock

Sept. 24 - Fort Worth, Texas, with guest, Roseanne Barr

Sept. 26 - Greenville, South Carolina, with guests Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Dr. Kevin Roberts

Sept. 27 - Sunrise, Florida, with guest, TBA

Sept. 28 - Jacksonville, Florida, with guest Donald Trump Jr.

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