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Because I've basically saved every song I've ever collected in my long life of music listening, I figured it would be fun to compile CD length playlists containing songs that best represent my music taste at various stages in my life. What's interesting is that there are very few bands that I used to listen to that I now say are terrible. It seems like my tastes haven't exactly changed; I've merely added new genres and bands to my collection, and I still listen to artists that I rocked out to as a wee youngin. See what you think of my former selves, and sound off on which one's taste sucks the most if you want. It's all kosher here.

Age 13 (When I was an awkward, fat teenager)
Beastie Boys - Intergalactic
The Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper
Collective Soul - The World I Know
Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
Kent - Things She Said
Meja - All About the Money
Mikael Wiehe - Flickan och Krakan
Oasis - Wonderwall
Robbie Williams - Millenium
Seal - Kiss From A Rose
Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun
Sugar Ray - Falls Apart
Sweet - Ballroom Blitz
The Verve - Bittersweet Symphony
Verve pipe - Freshman
The Wallflowers - One Headlight
The Who - My Generation

This playlist shows the beginnings of my exploration of music. At this point in my life, I got music from two sources: my parents and my radio. My mom would buy me popular bands such as Dave Matthews Band, Sugar Ray, The Wallflowers, etc. My dad would play me records and CDs by artists such as The Beatles, The Who, Sweet, and Black Sabbath. The radio introduced me to the grunge movement, alternative rock, and The Beastie Boys. I even distinctly remember a short fascination I had with the Aqua song Barbie Girl... anyways, you might notice a few outliers there, namely Meja, Kent, and Mikael Wiehe. I spent one semester of 8th grade in Sweden, where my friends and neighbors had a considerable impact on what I listened to. So that's that, then.

Age 17 (senior year of high school)
Alizee - Moi Lolita
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - For Tha Love Of Money
Bright Eyes - The Calendar Hung Itself
Death Cab for Cutie - Photobooth
Finch - What It Is To Burn
The Get Up Kids - Long Goodnight
GLAY - Two Bell Silence
Jay-Z - It's Like That (w/Kid Capri)
Jimmy Eat World - Sweetness
L'Arc~en~Ciel - Spirit Dreams Inside
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
Noir Desir - Le Vent Nous Portera
Poison the Well - Torn
The Rasmus - In the Shadows
Red House Painters - I Feel The Rain Fall
Sigur Ros - Hjartao Hamast
Something Corporate – Hurricane (Changing Weather Patterns)
The Used - Buried Myself Alive

Ah, I remember this time in my life so clearly. This was probably the biggest change in my listening habits. I had tapped out radio-friendly music and, becoming more internet savvy, I decided to expand my music horizons through talking to people online and, probably the most effective way, searching for random words in file-sharing programs. By searching for “spirit,” I got “Spirit Dreams Inside” by L’Arc~En~Ciel. By searching for “hjarta” (Swedish for “heart”) I got “Hjartao Hamast” by Sigur Ros. By searching for “vent” (French for “wind”), I got Noir Desir etc etc. I also discovered an online game called “The Emo Game” that introduced me to bands like Bright Eyes and The Get Up Kids (although they’re admittedly not emo). I also got some rap music for blasting in my car like pretty much every other idiot jock.

Age 18 (after my first year of college)
Abandoned Pools - Start Over
Avenged Sevenfold - Remenissions
The Beautiful Mistake - Circular Parade
boysetsfire - Full Color Guilt
Dave Matthews Band - Grey Street
Erase the Grey - Rain
From Autumn to Ashes - I'm The Best At Ruining My Life
Guided by Voices - Liquid Indian
Her Space Holiday - My Girlfriend's Boyfriend
Jimmy Eat World - Claire
Keepsake - Cartoon Life
Murder by Death - I'm Afraid of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Radiohead - My Iron Lung
Rise Against - Like The Angel
Sparta - Light Burns Clear
Sunny Day Real Estate - Pillars
Thrice - The Artist in the Ambulance
Thursday - Standing on the Edge of Summer

In college, I connected with people on my hall that had similar music tastes. Two of my closest friends got me into Avenged Sevenfold, Thrice, Thursday, Sparta, From Autumn to Ashes, Rise Against, all that jazz. I randomly heard Abandoned Pools while I was walking past a kid’s room once, and I ran in there and asked him what it was because it was so incredibly beautiful. I continued finding stuff on my own, introducing myself to Radiohead, Guided By Voices, and Murder By Death. I also had my second Dave Matthews Band resurgence; after hating Everyday, Busted Stuff and the Lilywhite Sessions came out and blew my mind with yet another sound, this one more folk/bluesy. It seemed like every other album they’ve put out are the ones that everyone cracks on for being lame (Crash (though it’s only because of Crash Into Me, the rest is awesome) Everyday, Stand Up), and the good ones they do so well on (Under The Table and Dreaming (aside from Ants Marching and What Would You Say), Before These Crowded Streets, Busted Stuff, Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King) go unnoticed… but enough legitimizing my on-again-off-again romance with a band that’s trendy to hate. I listed Jimmy Eat World again because while the band moved in their mediocre pop direction (Futures, Chase This Light), I started going back in their history, checking out Static Prevails and Clarity and the various underground comps they lent singles to. They used to be so good, so raw…

Age 20 (senior year of college / becoming a music snob)
The Album Leaf - On Your Way
Arcade Fire - Wake Up
Ariel Kill Him - Ca-cao
Atkins Lane - Everything Was You
Bishop Allen - Ghosts Are Good Company
Dinosaur Jr. - Even You
Fugazi - Give Me The Cure
Iron & Wine - He Lays In The Reins
JR Ewing - Fucking & Champagne
Life at These Speeds - Land Filled
Love Lost but Not Forgotten - Perfectly Fucked
M83 - A Guitar And A Heart
Marc Broussard - Home
Matt Pond PA - The Trees And The Wild
Minus the Bear - This Ain't A Surfin Movie
Rites of Spring - For Want Of
Saetia - Venus And Bacchus
Tujiko Noriko - Aru Choten
Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start - Come Away
Wilco - At Least That's What You Said

This was when I truly got into underground music. The girl I dated at the time started hating the music I listened to (and we actually broke up not long after I refused to go to a Brand New concert with her). I had a torrid love affair with Dischord and Level Planes (my man crush on Guy Picciotto supercedes all other musical emotions even today) caused by a single listen by Saetia’s Venus and Bacchus that lead to me buying over a dozen CDs in a week, including Love Lost But Not Forgotten, Fugazi, JR Ewing, Life At These Speeds, Saetia, Rites of Spring and so many more. I also started moving in the exact opposite direction, away from drum- and guitar-driven rock and hardcore and towards minimalist indie and vocal work. I bought The Album Leaf album without even hearing it, which started me on the road towards Ariel Kill Him, Tujiko Noriko, Iron & Wine, and M83. I also started seeking out rising indie bands like Arcade Fire, Up Up Down Down, and Minus The Bear, catching on right before the huge upswell in popularity. I had my first Wilco moment, and fell in love with Marc Broussard’s voice and writing at first listen even though I only listened to him to be able to mock him (I saw him on Yahoo! Music and thought he was another boy band reject from his looks). I also began getting into unknown bands through random concerts around town (Atkins Lane, matt pond PA).

Age 22 (Wasting time / looking for a job / The Guitar Hero era)
All That Remains - This Calling
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - A Classic Arts Showcase
The Appleseed Cast - Here We Are (Family In The Hallways)
Black Kids - I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You
Carissa's Wierd - Ignorant Piece of Shit
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Details of the War
Greenleaf - Agents of Ahriman
I Would Set Myself on Fire for You - Seven
Lightheaded - Poetry in Motion
Mac Lethal - Turn Off The Radio
The National - Fake Empire
Othello - Seasons Greetings (feat. Sirens Echos)
Scar Symmetry - Artificial Sun Projection
A Silver Mt. Zion - Take These Hands and Throw Them In The River
Strange Fruit Project - Get Live (feat. Erykah Badu)
Strata - Night Falls (The Weight of It)
Suis La Lune - Quiet, Pull The Strings
Trophy Scars - Alchemist. Alchemists.
65daysofstatic - This Cat Is A Landmine

I call this the Guitar Hero era because being introduced to that game hearkened back to high school when I actually used to try to play instruments… I returned my focus to instrument-driven work, paying more attention to technique and individual performances instead of the whole song. This lead to a lot of progressive rock and metal. Mike Martin and Olin Buchanan of All That Remains single-handedly slated my guitar-shredding thirst for almost a year. Trail of Dead, Appleseed Cast, The National, Strata, and Trophy Scars kept me happy with unusual drum-work and time-signatures and variations on the 4/4 that would blow most musicians’ minds. Suis La Lune, I Would Set Myself On Fire For You, 65Daysofstatic, and A Silver Mt. Zion created beautiful and off-kilter music. Bands like Greenleaf and Scar Symmetry gave me the guitars to fill the void that All That Remains couldn’t. I also began my foray into undergroup hip-hop, using Mac Lethal as a springboard into balding white rappers and Lightheaded and Strange Fruit Project introducing me to rap music that can uplift and energize. Finally, I continued to get into indie music, playing Black Kids, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and Carissa’s Wierd till my roommates wanted to kill me (insert music asshole joke about how one play is all it took here).

Age 24 (Gainfully employeed / the man I am today)
The Avett Brothers - I And Love And You
Band of Horses - No One's Gonna Love You
Bottomless Pit - Leave The Light On
Dave Matthews Band - Why I Am
Fleet Foxes - Blue Ridge Mountains
Jacobi Wichita - I Only Draw Chairs
Justice - D.A.N.C.E.
The Knife - We Share Our Mother's Health
The Last Shadow Puppets - The Age of the Understatement
The Mae Shi - Run To Your Grave
Mars ILL - Fade to Black (feat. Sintax)
MGMT - Time To Pretend
Nizlopi - Last Night In Dakar
Pierce the Veil - The Cheap Bouquet
Restiform Bodies - Foul
Silversun Pickups - It's Nice to Know You Work Alone
United Nations - The Shape of Punk That Never Came
Why? - Good Friday
Zolar X - I Pulled My Helmet Off (I'm Going to Love Her)

Once I got my life on track and got into the real world, my music tastes matured with me. The “My Grass Is Blue” movement in Blacksburg got me into The Avett Brothers and Fleet Foxes (not exactly related, I know, but bear with me), Carissa’s Wierd led me to Band of Horses, peeks at Pitchfork and last.fm led me to Justice, The Knife, and MGMT, and random music review sites turned me onto Jacobi Wichita (still only 250 listeners on last.fm is a crime!) and Zolar X (extremely awesome David Bowie’s mind meets Styx’s sound meets Rush’s instrumental insanity space-age love progressive rock). I also continued to find underground hip-hop, experiencing a love for half of Anticon (Restiform Bodies, Why, Odd Nosdam, etc) and a mixture of disgust and pity for the other half (all the straight-edge assholes like Non-Prophets). I had my third DMB sighting after Stand Up made me hate the band, but Big Whiskey made me their bitch again, and I continued to find bands in genres I thought I already nailed down (Bottomless Pit, Pierce The Veil, Niz, Silversun Pickups, United Nations).

1996
8.11 - Hootie and the Blowfish

Unknown Date
- Backstreet Boys, Jimmy Ray
- *NSYNC, Pink
- Albany Symphony Orchestra with Yo-Yo Ma
- Gideon Freudmann

2003
3.3 - Bon Jovi, Goo Goo Dolls
4.27 - New Found Glory, Good Charlotte, Less Than Jake
5.13 - Matchbox Twenty, Sugar Ray, Maroon 5
6.12 - Journey, Styx, REOSpeedwagon
8.3 - Bon Jovi, Goo Goo Dolls
8.4 - American Idol: Season 2
8.? - America, Average White Band
8.15 - Hanson, Teitur
8.22 - Def Leppard, Ricky Warwick
10.19 - Good Charlotte, Something Corporate, Mest
11.28 - Aerosmith, KISS, The Porch Ghouls

2004
3.24 - Trapt, Smile Empty Soul, Finger Eleven
4.23 - Fuel, Breaking Benjamin, Silvertide
6.12 - Smile Empty Soul, Steriogram, Moments in Grace
7.? - Blue Oyster Cult
7.14 - Hall and Oates, Michael McDonald, Average White Band
8.15 - Gavin DeGraw, Toby Lightman, Marc Broussard
9.3 - [artist[Journey, MrNorth

2005
1.26 - Tyler Hilton
2.13 - Ryan Cabrera, Aslyn, Kyle Riabko
2.18 - Gavin DeGraw, Florez
3.20 - Papa Roach, Skindred, The F-Ups, Fight of your Life
4.8 - Gavin DeGraw, Jem, Michael Tolcher
4.25 - Green Day, My Chemical Romance
5.21 - The Click Five, Brie Larson, Bowling for Soup, Pussycat Dolls, Good Charlotte, Gavin DeGraw, Backstreet Boys, Will Smith, Gwen Stefani, Rob Thomas, Black Eyed Peas, John Legend, Frankie J, Baby Bash, Howie Day, Akon, Natalie
7.14 - Cirque du Soleil – “O”
7.30 - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, The Black Crowes
8.6 - Gavin DeGraw, Twist and Shout, Jon George
8.28 - Gavin DeGraw, Butch Walker
10.22 - Albany Symphany Orchestra with Albany Pro Musica, Dana Beth Miller, Lucille Beer, and Scott Ramsey
11.30 - Aerosmith, Lenny Kravitz
12.12 - Bon Jovi, wetwerks
12.26 - Trans-Siberian Orchestra

2006
2.3 - Cirque du Soleil – “Delirium”
2.15 – Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera
3.15 - Fall Out Boy, The All-American Rejects, Hawthorne Heights, From First to Last, The Hush Sound
8.7 - Counting Crows, Goo Goo Dolls
9.16 - Def Leppard, Journey
10.6 - Blue Man Group, Tracy Bonham
10.19 - The All-American Rejects, Under the Influence of Giants, IMA Robot, Damone
11.25 - Goo Goo Dolls, Over It
12.22 - Trans-Siberian Orchestra

2007
1.9 - Kill Hannah, The Pink Spiders, Dropping Daylight, Saosin, Action Reaction, Love Arcade
3.10 - Kansas
4.11 – Jonathan Larson’s RENT
4.28 – Grand Fiasco, One Over Chaplin, Unspoken
5.12 - Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Under the Influence of Giants
5.30 - Fall Out Boy, +44, The Academy Is..., Paul Wall, Cobra Starship
7.24 - Goo Goo Dolls, Lifehouse, Colbie Caillat
12.5 - Trans-Siberian Orchestra

2008
4.26 - Kristy's Corner Store, The Peeps, Unspoken, A Sound Decision, Eve 6
5.10 - Jonathan Larson’s RENT
8.24 - Journey, Heart, Cheap Trick
12.7 - Trans-Siberian Orchestra

2009
4.25 - A Sound Decision, Say Anything
7.28 – Jonathan Larson’s RENT
8.19 – American Idol: Season 8
9.3 - Journey, Heart
9.6 - Cirque du Soleil – “Alegria”
10.9 - David Cook, Ryan Star
10.24 - Jeff Dunham, Brian Haner
12.13 - Trans-Siberian Orchestra

'First, make a list of your overall top-20 artists. Then, for each of these artists, add the 8 most similar artists to your list. Delete any duplicates, add up the number of entries on your list and this will give you some idea of how eclectic your listening habits are. A score of 9 represents an extremely unvaried musical taste while a 160 represents an extremely varied one.'

1. Anberlin
1. Acceptance
2. The Classic Crime
3. Mae
4. Ivoryline
5. Relient K
6. Copeland
7. Emery
8. The Almost


2. Fall Out Boy
1. Cobra Starship
2. The Cab
3. Midtown
4. All Time Low
5. Forgive Durden


3. New Found Glory
1. Set Your Goals
2. Hit the Lights
3. Fireworks
4. The Starting Line
5. The Movielife
6. The Wonder Years
7. Valencia


4. blink-182
1. Box Car Racer
2. +44
3. Angels & Airwaves
4. Sum 41
5. Zebrahead
6. Bowling for Soup
7. Green Day


5. Paramore
1. Fake Number
2. Automatic Loveletter
3. VersaEmerge
4. Boys Like Girls
5. Flyleaf
6. New Years Day
7. The Veronicas


6. You Me At Six
1. Kids In Glass Houses
2. Tonight Is Goodbye
3. Go:Audio
4. Saving Aimee
5. Mayday Parade
6. Furthest Drive Home
7. Forever the Sickest Kids


7. Michael Jackson
1. The Jacksons
2. The Jackson 5
3. Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney
4. Janet Jackson
5. Prince
6. 3T
7. Madonna
8. Whitney Houston


8. Avril Lavigne
1. Ashlee Simpson
2. Pitty
3. Skye Sweetnam
4. Hilary Duff
5. Lindsay Lohan
6. Katy Perry


9. The Academy Is...
1. Remember Maine
2. This Providence
3. We The Kings


10. Be Your Own Pet
1. Blood Red Shoes
2. Help She Can't Swim
3. The Long Blondes
4. Giant Drag
5. Operator Please
6. Pretty Girls Make Graves
7. You Say Party! We Say Die!
8. Yeah Yeah Yeahs


11. Cute Is What We Aim For
1. The Maine


12. John Mayer
1. John Mayer Trio
2. David Ryan Harris
3. Jason Mraz
4. Gavin DeGraw
5. Matt Wertz
6. Jack Johnson
7. Matt Nathanson
8. Marc Broussard


13. Hey Monday
1. The Friday Night Boys


14. The Gaslight Anthem
1. This Charming Man
2. The Loved Ones
3. The Lawrence Arms
4. Polar Bear Club
5. The Riot Before
6. Tom Gabel
7. Fake Problems
8. Chuck Ragan


15. Say Anything
1. Two Tongues
2. You, Me, and Everyone We Know
3. Brand New
4. Saves the Day
5. The Early November
6. Manchester Orchestra


16. Four Year Strong
1. Me vs Hero
2. Daggermouth
3. A Day to Remember


17. City and Colour
1. Luke Pickett
2. Dustin Kensrue
3. Anthony Green
4. Black Lungs
5. William Fitzsimmons
6. Attack In Black
7. Neverending White Lights
8. The Spill Canvas


18. Lydia
1. Alive In Wild Paint
2. Brighten
3. Lovedrug
4. Deas Vail
5. Ace Enders And A Million Different People
6. Umbrellas


19. Panic! At the Disco
1. The Hush Sound
2. My Chemical Romance
3. Black Gold


20. Motion City Soundtrack
1. The Matches
2. Taking Back Sunday
3. Cartel


113/160 - Not bad...

Jason Mraz x 3
The Rocket Summer
Eric Hutchinson
Sara Bareilles
Gavin DeGraw
Clay Aiken
Raining Jane
Charlotte Sometimes
Marc Broussard
Socratic
Big City Rock
Serena Ryder
Marié Digby

My list is quite short...hope to keep it growing!

Sun 12 Apr – Paul Carrack

We arrived at Watt (Rotterdam) at the moment Marc Broussard was already playing. This was a very good support act. Great voice, easy to tune in to songs and a great key's player at his side. He will also appear as guest at 3FM.

Paul Carrack and band started a little after 21:00. He had a full line up with trumpet and sax player, backing vocals and extra key's player besides drum, bas guitar and lead guitar. Basic light show and no fancy tricks. Just honest well performed little under 2 hours of good music. Some recent material was played but the well known hit songs were played and some of Mike and The Mechanics. The only hit record I missed (personally a favorite) was Don't Shed A Tear.

It was the first time for me to see Paul Carrack live and in some ways he made me think of Phil Collins. The same sort of Brittish humor.
I had a great evening. Makes me wanna play the key's again at home.

If you like this type of music and have an opportunity to visit one of his shows in this tour. It's worth it.

'First, make a list of your overall top-20 artists. Then, for each of these artists, add the 8 most similar artists to your list. Delete any duplicates, add up the number of entries on your list and this will give you some idea of how eclectic your listening habits are. A score of 9 represents an extremely unvaried musical taste while a 160 represents an extremely varied one.'


1. Hanson
2. Everybody Else
3. Norah Jones
4. Sara Bareilles
5. Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers
6. Kate Nash
7. Ben Kweller
8. Avril Lavigne
9. Marion Raven
10. Sister Hazel
11. The Moffatts
12. Maroon 5
13. The Kelly Family
14. Snow Patrol
15. Katy Perry
16. Fiddler's Green
17. L.E.O.
18. Marit Larsen
19. Silbermond
20. Kyle Riabko


21. Gavin DeGraw
22. Backstreet Boys
23. Ben Jelen
24. O-Town
25. Teddy Geiger
26. Drake Bell

27. Phantom Planet
28. Sherwood
29. Locksley
30. Rooney
31. The Format
32. The Higher
33. The Redwalls

34. Katie Melua
35. Diana Krall
36. Madeleine Peyroux
37. The Peter Malick Group
38. Jamie Cullum
39. Corinne Bailey Rae
40. Eva Cassidy
41. Lisa Ekdahl

42. Colbie Caillat
43. A Fine Frenzy
44. Tristan Prettyman
45. Rachael Yamagata
46. Ingrid Michaelson
47. Missy Higgins
48. Vanessa Carlton
49. Anna Nalick

50. Matt Nathanson
51. Matt Wertz
52. Will Hoge
53. Josh Kelley
54. Five Times August
55. Tim Blane
56. Mat Kearney
57. Josh Ritter

58. Lily Allen
59. Adele
60. Laura Marling
61. The Wombats
62. Regina Spektor
63. The Pipettes
64. The Kooks
65. Duffy

66. Ben Lee
67. Sondre Lerche
68. Ben Folds
69. Rilo Kiley
70. The Format
71. Andrew Bird
72. Matt Pond PA
73. The Bens

74. Paramore
75. The Veronicas
76. Simple Plan
77. Kelly Clarkson
78. Hilary Duff
79. Ashlee Simpson
80. Lindsay Lohan
81. Skye Sweetnam

82. M2M
83. Lillix
84. Fefe Dobson
85. Natalie Imbruglia
86. Ana Johnsson
87. Michelle Branch
88. Saving Jane

89. Vertical Horizon
90. Gin Blossoms
91. Ingram Hill
92. Hootie & the Blowfish
93. Train
94. Better Than Ezra
95. Edwin McCain
96. Matchbox Twenty

97. Nick Carter
98. Evan and Jaron
99. BBMak
100. Boyzone
101. Scott Moffatt

102. Kara's Flowers
103. Lifehouse
104. The Calling
105. Rob Thomas
106. Savage Garden
107. Rooney

108. Angelo Kelly
109. Roxette
110. Reamonn
111. Paddy Kelly
112. Celtas Cortos
113. Nordman
114. The MacLeods

115. Athlete
116. Coldplay
117. Keane
118. Razorlight
119. Embrace
120. Feeder
121. Stereophonics
122. Editors

123. Lady GaGa
124. Cobra Starship
125. Miley Cyrus
126. Pink

127. Schandmaul
128. Ahead To The Sea
129. Paddy Goes to Holyhead
130. Barleyjuice
131. Lack of Limits
132. Blood or Whiskey
133. The Tossers
134. The Real McKenzies

135. Imperial Drag
136. Jellyfish
137. Farrah
138. The Nines
139. Dave Stephens
140. Ultragene
141. IKE
142. Brad Jones

143. Ingrid Olava
144. Minor Majority
145. Briskeby
146. Maria Solheim
147. Bertine Zetlitz
148. Elvira Nikolaisen
149. Tone Damli Aaberge
150. Ephemera

151. Juli
152. Christina Stürmer
153. Die Happy
154. Revolverheld
155. Wir sind Helden
156. Rosenstolz
157. Sportfreunde Stiller
158. Virginia Jetzt!

159. Marc Broussard
160. Dave Barnes
161. Jason Mraz
162. Andy Davis

*NSYNCx2
The Academy Is...x6
All-American Rejects
All Time Low
The Arrivalx2
Backstreet Boysx2
Boys Like Girlsx2
The Cabx2
Cartelx2
Cobra Starshipx8
Danger Radio
Fall Out Boyx5
Forever the Sickest Kidsx4
Gym Class Heroes
Hansonx2
Hey Monday
The Higherx4
Hit the Lightsx2
Holiday Parade
The Hoodies
The Hush Soundx2
Jason Mraz
John Mayerx3
Josh Hoge
Mandy Moorex2
Marc Broussard
Maroon 5
Metro Station
The Morning Lightx2
New Found Gloryx2
O-Town
October Fall
Panic at the Disco
Plain White T's
Richard Marx
The Rocket Summerx3
Sing It Loudx2
Standard Of Livingx too many for me to count...lol
Teddy Geiger
Tristan Prettyman
Vanessa Carlton
We The Kingsx3
98 Degrees
Cute Is What We Aim For
+44x2
Paul Wall
Michelle Branch
Armor for Sleep
Carolina Liar
Gabe Dixon Band
Counting Crows
Incubus
30 Seconds to Mars
Steel Train
Sonny
The Matches
dresden dolls
Tyga
Just Surrender
Permanent Me
The Forecast
Sherwoodx2
Hilary McRae
Dan Ericksonx2
Mandy K
The Morning Of
Ultraviolet Sound
The Reign Of Kindo
The Early November
Hawthorne Heights
From First to Last
The Innocent Bystanders
Jon McLaughlin
David Archuleta
Lesley Roy
No Doubt
Janelle Monáe
Paramore
Every Avenuex2
Valencia
Cash Cash
Sparks The Rescue
LFO
Go Crash Audio
Rookie Of The Year
Kiernan McMullan
The Maine
Mercy Mercedes
The White Tie Affairx2
Kris Allen
Adam Lambert
runner runner
Stereo Skyline
Mayday Parade
Set Your Goals
The Secret Handshake
You Me At Six

Marc Broussard - Ticket Sales

Marc Broussard announces new tour dates! Tickets are available now, click here to purchase:

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1/22/2009 Portland,OR
1/23/2009 Vancouver,BC
1/24/2009 Seattle,WA
1/27/2009 Boise,ID
1/30/2009 Fort Collins,CO
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2/1/2009 Boulder,CO
2/3/2009 Tulsa,OK

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