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Kori Gardner and Jason Hammel, the adorably (sorry, couldn't help it) talented couple behind indiepop band Mates of State, charmed the audience at Warehouse Live on Thursday, June 12. Who was there? What'd they wear? Which songs were played? Get all the gossip (okay, a recap and videos) after the jump.

After getting a preview of The Whigs at Cactus Music earlier in the day, Eggs and I headed to Warehouse Live's Studio on Wednesday, May 7 to experience a full set. Providing support were Austin-based indie powerpoppers What Made Milwaukee Famous and Portland's The Dead Trees.

Full review after the jump

O.A.R. (Of A Revolution) stopped into town for a headlining gig at Warehouse Live. We were there to take some pictures, and experience this six-piece college-rock outfit.

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Les Claypool and his Fancy Band made a stop at Warehouse Live on Friday, March 28. Cereal and Eggs were there to catch the action - check out the full review after the jump.

Australian chanteuse Sia Furler brought her music alive at Warehouse Live's Studio on Wednesday, March 12. Full review after the jump

My Morning Jacket and Yo La Tengo made a pre-SxSW stop at Houston's Verizon Wireless Theater on Monday, March 10. BOTheads Eggs, Cereal, and Toast were on hand to participate in the action. Read the full show review after the jump

Critically acclaimed indie-pop/rockers Built to Spill dropped by Warehouse Live on Monday, March 3rd, and BOTheads Cereal and Eggs were present to witness the action.

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Six rows back, aligned roughly with center stage. Gaps steadily filling, mostly with obnoxious high school students who apparently collectively got wasted before arriving. Camera bag beginning to weigh heavily on my neck and shoulders, anxiety level rising in direct proportion to the number of teenagers surrounding me. Where the hell is Clarence Greenwood, anyway?

Full Citizen Cope review after the jump

Mohawks, leather vests and chains were abundant at Warehouse Live on Tuesday, February 26th when seminal punk-rock acts NOFX and No Use For A Name came to town. This show was quite nostalgic for me and several other mid-to-late twenty-somethings who joined me as far away from the pit as possible.

NOFX

No Use For A Name

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