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The Jesus and Mary Chain with Special Guests at The Wiltern

The Wiltern (3790 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90010)
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4.3 by 61 members
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The newly reunited Jesus and Mary Chain is now touring and beginning work on a new album. This British group made the world safe for white noise, orchestrating a sound dense in squalling feedback that served as an inspiration to countless bands today. Special guests at this concert include Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Evan Dando.

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The last date listed for The Jesus and Mary Chain was Tuesday October 23, 2007 / 8:00pm.

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Eagles Frontman Glenn Frey ("Take It Easy," "The Heat Is On")

Full Price:
$47.50
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Best-known as a founding member and co-frontman of legendary '70s soft-rockers the Eagles, singer-songwriter Glenn Frey comes to the Wiltern for a solo show. During his on-again, off-again time with the Eagles, Frey's hits have included such classic rock radio staples as "Take It Easy," "Peaceful Easy Feeling," "Already Gone," "New Kid in Town" and "Heartache Tonight." As a solo star since the early '80s, he's continued to score smashes with "The Heat Is On," "You Belong to the City" and more. A member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Frey has racked up six Grammys and more than 20 Top 40 hits. Learn More

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27 Goldstar Member Reviews

The_mog
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Show / concert was good fun!

Did the Wiltern forget to turn on the a/c? Last time I was there I was freezing. This time I was uncomfortably hot.

The mixing wasn't great - when the lead spoke the words were unintelligible. And not because he's Scottish!
Written on Oct 26 2007

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Mashiass
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For the price, the show was great! "Sometimes Always" was a nice surprise. The female vocalist was Miranda Lee Richards not Hope Sandoval (oh, how I wish it here though!). Having seen JAMC, I knew they weren't the greatest live band and being up in the balcony plus the unlively LA crowd added to feelings of ennui. Picking up the tix from will call went really smoothly.
Written on Oct 24 2007

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Bryan_tim
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Great thanks
Written on Oct 24 2007

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Worst concert ever. It's not the band(s), but it was like the sound techs went on strike. Annoyingly overly loud, the feedback was so terrible, we couldn't hear the singing. People were leaving early all over the place. Two days later my ears are still ringing. And I have a loud noise tolerance.
Written on Oct 25 2007

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More Information About The Jesus and Mary Chain

Website

http://www.jesusandmarychain.org/

Description

After playing their last gig in 1998 and breaking up in 1999, The Jesus and Mary Chain reunited this spring for a handful of high-profile club and festival dates in the U.S. and Europe, which began with a triumphant main stage performance in front of an estimated 10,000 fans at Coachella. In their only U.S. interview to date, brothers Jim and William Reid sat down with Rolling Stone magazine the day after that performance and hinted at a possible return to the studio, which is now confirmed. It will be the first time in over nine years that The Jesus and Mary Chain will begin work on a new album.

In addition to Jim and William Reid, The Jesus and Mary Chain lineup includes Phil King on bass, Mark Crozer on guitar and Loz Colbert on drums.

The chart success of The Jesus and Mary Chain was virtually nonexistent, but their artistic impact was immeasurable. This British group made the world safe for white noise, orchestrating a sound dense in squalling feedback that served as an inspiration to countless bands today.