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Friday Fadeaway: moe. Brings the Heat to LA and the Teragram Ballroom's Stage - Vimarsana News

Friday Fadeaway: moe. Brings the Heat to LA and the Teragram Ballroom's Stage

Northeast rockers moe. played the second show of their West Coast tour on Friday night, stopping at the intimate Teragram Ballroom in downtown Los Angeles. The 600-person venue reached maximum capacity as Rob Derhak (Bass/Vocals), Chuck Garvey (Guitar/Vocals), Al Schnier (Guitar/Vocals), Vinnie Amico (Drums), Jim Loughlin (Percussion), and Nate Wilson (Keys) took the stage.

moe. Cover the Grateful Dead's "West L.A. Fadeaway" for Los Angeles Show - Vimarsana News

moe. Cover the Grateful Dead's "West L.A. Fadeaway" for Los Angeles Show

Photo Credit: Paul Citone Last night, Jan. 19, moe. played the second show in its winter tour at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles. To begin the first

moe. Run Through Debuts and Dust Offs on NYE - Vimarsana News

moe. Run Through Debuts and Dust Offs on NYE

Photo Credit: Paul Citone On Dec. 31, moe. completed their New Year’s Eve run at the Kodak Center in Rochester, N.Y., where they put forth a

Brickbat: Shoot First, Knock and Announce Later - Vimarsana News

Brickbat: Shoot First, Knock and Announce Later

The Fort Worth City Council has agreed to pay $3.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by Zion Carr, who witnessed a police officer fatally shoot his aunt four years ago when he was 8 years old. Atatiana Jefferson was watching her nephew at home when a neighbor noticed that her doors were open and…

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Brian Aris: a photography journey like no other - Vimarsana News

Brian Aris: a photography journey like no other

Brian Aris photographed the Troubles and the Ethiopia famine. He then captured Live Aid, the Queen and countless musical icons.