Baltimore City Council Prepared To Vote On Citywide Smoking Ban

The Baltimore Sun reports that the Baltimore City Council is one step closer to a vote on a citywide smoking ban. The vote was previously stalled, but is set for a final vote in two weeks. The bill has six supporters but will need two more to pass final muster.

According to the Sun, "If Baltimore approves a smoking ban, it will join New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and dozens of other large cities that have imposed some form of smoking restrictions. Large cities that have not approved such bans include Memphis, Tenn., and Charlotte, N.C."

Coming To 9:30 Club In March: Cold War Kids, RJD2, Lamb of God, and more

Coming to the 9:30 Club in March:

3/23 RJD2 w/ Busdriver & Happy Chichester

3/24 Super Diamond

3/25 Butch Walker and the Let's Go Out Tonites w/ The Honorary Title

3/26 Lamb of God w/ Trivium, Machine Head, Gojira (earl show, 6:30pm Doors)

3/28 Cold War Kids w/ Tokyo Police Club

3/29 Ted Leo and the Pharmacists w/ Love of Diagrams

And keep your eyes open for TV On The Radio and Blonde Redhead at 9:30 in April.
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The Arcade Fire Announce North American Tour

The Arcade Fire have announced a North American tour. They're already in New York for a couple days before heading back across the pond for some dates, but they'll be back in April, just before Coachella!

02-13 New York, NY - Judson Memorial Church
02-14 New York, NY - Judson Memorial Church
02-15 New York, NY - Judson Memorial Church
02-16 New York, NY - Judson Memorial Church
02-17 New York, NY - Judson Memorial Church
03-05 Dublin, Ireland - Olympia Theatre
03-06 Dublin, Ireland - Olympia Theatre
03-08 Manchester, England - Apollo
03-09 Manchester, England - Apollo
03-11 Glasgow, Scotland - Barrowlands
03-12 Glasgow, Scotland - Barrowlands
03-14 London, England - Brixton Academy
03-15 London, England - Brixton Academy
03-16 London, England - Brixton Academy
03-17 London, England - Brixton Academy
03-19 Paris, France - Olympia
03-20 Paris, France - Olympia
03-23 Stockholm, Sweden - Circus
03-24 Oslo, Norway - Centrum Scene
03-25 Copenhagen, Denmark - Vega
03-27 Berlin, Germany - Postbahnhof
03-28 Munich, Germany - Elserhalle
03-31 Lyon, France - Transbordeur
04-01 Cologne, Germany - E-Live Music Hall
04-02 Utrecht, Netherlands - Vredenburg
04-04 Brussels, Belgium - Halles de Schaerbeek
04-05 Lille, France - L'Aeronef
04-26 San Diego, CA - Spreckels Theatre
04-28 Indio, CA - Empire Polo Field (Coachella)
05-01 Atlanta, GA - Civic Center
05-02 Asheville, NC - Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
05-04 Washington, DC - DAR Constitution Hall
05-05 Philadelphia, PA - Tower Theatre
05-07 New York, NY - TBA
05-08 New York, NY - TBA
05-09 New York, NY - TBA
05-10 Boston, MA - Orpheum Theatre
05-12 Montreal, Quebec - Arena Maurice Richard
05-13 Montreal, Quebec - Arena Maurice Richard
05-15 Toronto, Ontario - Massey Hall
05-16 Toronto, Ontario - Massey Hall
05-18 Chicago, IL - Chicago Theatre
05-19 Chicago, IL - Chicago Theatre
05-20 Chicago, IL - Chicago Theatre
05-27 Portland, OR - Schnitzer Concert Hall
06-22-24 Pilton, England - Glastonbury

Gotta love how they play multiple shows at the same venue in the same city before moving along (5 in NY?!?!?!). How many of you will be buying tickets to EVERY show in your area?

Pretty Girls Make Graves Announce Farewell Tour Dates

As previously reported, Pretty Girls Make Graves are kicking the bucket. However, they have announced a farewell tour.

Here are the dates:

05-10 Milwaukee, WI - Mad Planet
05-11 Iowa City, IA - Picador
05-12 Chicago, IL - Empty Bottle
05-13 Cleveland, OH - Grog Shop
05-16 Philadelphia, PA - North Star Bar
05-17 Cambridge, MA - Middle East
05-18 Providence, RI - Living Room
05-20 Washington, DC - Black Cat
05-22 Atlanta, GA - Earl
05-23 Tampa, FL - Orpheum
05-28 Austin, TX - Emo's
06-03 Los Angeles, CA - Troubadour
06-04 San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall

Supporting acts will be Call Me Lightning and Moonrats.

The Shins and Clinic In Washington, DC In March (Separate Shows, Of Course)

Clinic will play DC's Black Cat March 6. Tickets are on sale now.



The Shins will be playing DAR Constitution Hall on March 12. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 16.

The Police Announce World Tour, Will Play Bonnaroo

The Police have made it official: there will be a reunion tour. Say, why don't you cruise on over and join the fan club, too?

Here are the confirmed dates, including Bonnaroo:

May 28, 2007 Vancouver BC CA GM Place
Jun 06, 2007 Seattle WA US Key Arena
Jun 09, 2007 Denver CO US Pepsi Center
Jun 15, 2007 Las Vegas NV US MGM Grand Garden Arena
Jun 16, 2007 Manchester TN US Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
Jun 18, 2007 Phoenix AZ US US Airways Arena
Jun 26, 2007 Dallas TX US American Airlines Center
Jun 30, 2007 New Orleans LA US New Orleans Arena
Jul 02, 2007 St. Louis MO US Scottrade Center
Jul 22, 2007 Toronto ON CA Air Canada Centre
Jul 25, 2007 Montreal QC CA Bell Centre
Jul 28, 2007 Boston MA US Fenway Park
Aug 01, 2007 New York City NY US Madison Square Garden
Aug 03, 2007 New York City NY US Madison Square Garden

A Baltimore/Washington, DC date is confirmed, but remains to be announced.

Nine Inch Nails' Year Zero Tracklist Fully Revealed

So here it is. Nine Inch Nails has officially released the tracklist for Year Zero:

01 Hyperpower!
02 The Beginning of the End
03 Survivalism
04 The Good Soldier
05 Vessel
06 Me, I'm Not
07 Capital G
08 My Violent Heart
09 The Warning
10 God Given
11 Meet Your Master
12 The Greater Good
13 The Great Destroyer
14 Another Version of the Truth
15 In This Twilight
16 Zero-Sum

Album Review: Keller Williams' Dream

Last week, the Virginian Keller Williams released his ninth studio album, Dream. The album is aptly named, being Keller's "dream album" in which he collaborates with a veritable who's-who of talented artists (most of whom frequent the jam-band scene and the jam festivals), including Bela Fleck, Bobby Read, Bob Weir (formerly of The Grateful Dead, now with RatDog), Charlie Hunter, Derrek Phillips, Fareed Haque (Garaj Majal), Fleming McWilliams (of Fleming & John), Jeff Sipe, John Molo, John Scofield, Martin Sexton, Michael Franti (Spearhead), ModeReko, Samir Chatterjee, Sanjay Mishra, Steve Kimock, The String Cheese Incident, and Victor Wooten (Bela Fleck & The Flecktones). Usually operating as a one-man band, this is a departure for Williams, 16 tracks of eclecticism, with a vast array of instruments and styles.

The lead-off track "Play This" is a tongue-in-cheek take, intended to mix Keller's sound with that of rock radio, with distorted vocals and a lyrical mockery of the pop rock formula. "Cadillac" with Bob Weir is very much like a Dead track, written by Williams with Weir in mind and sung about a surreal ride with Buddha, Krishna, Santa and Jesus as passengers. "Life" is a half plugged-in track with talk box guitar courtesy of Jeff Covert and Keller on slide bass and theremin. "Sing For My Dinner" brings in The String Cheese Incident, with whom Keller has a long-standing relationship, and is one of the better tracks on the album instrumentally, behind perhaps only "Twinkle" with spot-on drumming from John Molo and freewheeling guitar from Steve Kimock. Perhaps the most mesmerizing on the album, "Twinkle" is an instrumental track that capsulizes an improv jam that one would expect to hear at a weekend festival. "Lil' Sexy Blues", another instrumental, employs a bluesy guitar along with the entrancing sound of tablas, creating a unique down-home yet Eastern jam.

"Restraint" is the only solo Keller Williams track on the album, a humorous jaunt about jumping bones. But a song like "Got No Feathers" makes you say "That's John Scofield" after about eight seconds, and displays the real breath of brilliance behind Dream. Unlike recent albums by Santana, Buddy Guy, and Jerry Lee Lewis, all amazing and iconic musicians in their own right, here Keller Williams brings in his heroes to play with him. The older artists are bringing in the currently-hot artists (Rob Thomas, really, Carlos?) to reach the popular audience, but Keller is paying homage to the icons, often taking a back seat to allow their magic to take over.

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars.

Visit Keller's website to listen to a podcast in his own words (and that of his guests) about the record. And click the album art to purchase at Amazon.

49th Annual Grammy Award Winners

Kicking off the 2007 Grammys were the Police with their much-awaited reunion (what a happy, loud crowd when Sting's voice was heard!) and a rousing performance of "Roxanne", an apt beginning to a stunning show. Other performances included The Dixie Chicks (introduced by Joan Baez and performing with a string section), Beyonce (3-word introduction by Prince, who also took out a commercial to thank the viewers of the Super Bowl halftime show), Corinne Bailey Rae/John Legend/John Mayer (introduced by Stevie Wonder), Shakira & Wyclef Jean, Gnarls Barkley (dressed as airline pilots), Mary J. Blige (introduced by Terrence Howard), Carrie Underwood/Rascal Flatts (introduced by Reba McEntire), Smokey Robinson/Lionel Richie/Chris Brown, Christina Aguilera, Ludacris w/ Mary J. Blige, James Blunt (as if you could stand hearing "You're Beautiful" one more time. Couldn't play "No Bravery"?), Justin Timberlake, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers (introduced by Chris Rock).

Here are your winners (the ones that were televised, anyway):

Album of the Year:
Dixie Chicks - Taking The Long Way

Record of the Year (Producer's award, not performer):
Dixie Chicks - "Not Ready To Make Nice"

Song of the Year (this is an award for the composer):
Dixie Chicks - "Not Ready To Make Nice"

Best New Artist:
Carrie Underwood

Best Pop Collaboration with vocals (presented by Jamie Foxx):
Tony Bennett & Stevie Wonder - "For Once In My Life"

Male R&B Vocal Performance:
John Legend - "Heaven"

Best Rock Album:
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium

Best Rap Album (presented by Kanye West & Common):
Ludacris - Release Therapy

Best Female Pop Vocal Performance:
Christina Aguilera - "Ain't No Other Man"

Best Country Album:
Dixie Chicks - Taking The Long Way

Best Male Pop Vocal Performance:
John Mayer - "Waiting On The World To Change"

Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal:
The Black Eyed Peas - "My Humps"

Best Pop Instrumental Performance:
George Benson (& Al Jarreau) - "Mornin'"

Best Pop Instrumental Album:
Peter Frampton - Fingerprints

Best Dance Recording:
Justin Timberlake & Timbaland - "Sexy Back"

Best Electronic/Dance Album:
Madonna - Confessions On A Dance Floor

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album:
Tony Bennett - Duets: An American Classic

Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance:
Bob Dylan - "Somebody Baby"

Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal:
Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Dani California"

Best R&B Album:
Mary J. Blige - The Breakthrough

Best Hard Rock Performance:
Wolfmother - "Woman"

Best Metal Performance:
Slayer - "Eyes of the Insane"

Best Rock Instrumental Performance:
The Flaming Lips: "The Wizard Turns On..."

Best Rock Song:
Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Dani California"

Best Alternative Music Album:
Gnarls Barkley - St. Elsewhere

Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals:
Sly & The Family Stone - "Family Affair"

Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance:
George Benson & Al Jarreau w/ Jill Scott - "God Bless The Child"

Best Urban/Alternative Performance:
Gnarls Barkley - St. Elsewhere

Best R&B Song:
Mary J. Blige - "Be Without You"

Best Contemporary R&B Album:
Beyonce - "B'Day"

Best Rap Solo Performance:
T.I. - "What You Know"

Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group:
Chamillionaire feat. Krazyie Bone - "Ridin'"

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration:
Justin Timberlake w/ T.I. - "My Love"

Best Rap Song:
Ludacris w/ Pharrell - "Money Maker"

Best Female Country Vocal Performance:
Carrie Underwood - Jesus, Take The Wheel

Best Male Country Vocal Performance:
Vince Gill - "The Reason Why"

Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal:
Dixie Chicks - "Not Ready To Make Nice"

Best Country Collaboration With Vocals:
Bon Jovi & Jennifer Nettles - "Who Says You Can't Go Home"

Best Country Instrumental Performance:
Bryan Sutton & Doc Watson - "Whiskey Before Breakfast"

Best Country Song:
Carrie Underwood - "Jesus, Take The Wheel"

Best Bluegrass Album:
Ricky Scaggs & Kentucky Thunder - Instrumentals

Best New Age Album:
Enya - Amarantine

Best Contemporary Jazz Album:
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - The Hidden Land

Best Jazz Vocal Album:
Nancy Wilson - Turned To Blue

Best Jazz Instrumental Solo:
Michael Brecker - "Some Skunk Funk"

Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group:
Chick Corea - The Ultimate Adventure

Best Female R&B Vocal Performance:
Mary J. Blige - "Be Without You"

Best Rock Or Rap Gospel Album:
Jonny Lang - Turn Around

Best Southern, Country, Or Bluegrass Gospel Album:
Randy Travis - Glory Train

Best Gospel Song:
Kirk Franklin - "Imagine Me"

Best Contemporary R&B Gospel Album:
Kirk Franklin - Hero

Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album:
Third Day - Wherever You Are

Best Traditional Gospel Album:
Israel & New Breed - Alive In South Africa

Best Traditional Blues Album:
Ike Turner - Risin' With The Blues

Best Contemporary Blues Album:
Irma Thomas - After The Rain

Best Pop Vocal Album:
John Mayer - Continuum

Best Traditional Folk Album:
Bruce Springsteen - We Shall Overcome - The Seeger Sessions

Best Contemporary Folk/Americana Album:
Bob Dylan - Modern Times

Best Reggae Album:
Ziggy Marley - Love Is My Religion

Best Comedy Album:
Lewis Black - The Carnegie Hall Performance

Best Compilation Soundtrack Album For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media:
Joaquin Phoenix (& Various Artists) - Walk The Line

Best Song Written For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media:
James Taylor (written by Randy Newman) - "Our Town" (From Cars)

Best Recording Package:
Adam Jones, art director (Tool) - 10,000 Days

Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package:
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium

Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical:
Flaming Lips - At War With The Mystics

Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical:
Rick Rubin

Best Long Form Music Video:
Bruce Springsteen - "Wings For Wheels: The Making of Born To Run"

Best Short Form Music Video:
OK Go - "Here It Goes Again"

Baltimore Artscape Dates: July 20-22, 2007

Artscape Baltimore will run from July 20-22, 2007. The event, as always, is free. Baltimore bands can go to the website to apply for the music showcase. None of the msucial artists for this year have been announced yet.

And, hey, Artscape is so hip, it's even on MySpace.

Last year's artscape featured Michael Franti & Spearhead, Citizen Cope, Common, Ricky Scaggs, Lake Trout, The Secret Machines, G-Love & Special Sauce, Lafayette Gilchrist, Brazilian Girls, Junkyard Saints, and a lot more. Looking forward to this year's list!

Thrushes Release Party For Sun Come Undone March 10 At Ottobar

Local Baltimore shoegaze/noisepop band Thrushes are releasing their debut full-length LP Sun Come Undone on March 13. They are hosting an album release party at The Ottobar on March 10 along with Palomar, Water School, and Squaaks.

Casey from Thrushes was kind enough to send me a copy of the album, which I just grabbed out of the mailbox yesterday, packed with awesome promo material (love their buttons). I'm really digging it so far, so definitely check the band out at the link above, or listen to some songs on MySpace. Expect a review in the near future.

As March 11 Approaches, 311 Plans Nothing But Merch Sales This Year For 3-11 Day Or Thereafter

Fans of 311 can keep their calendars free for March 11 this year. While 3/11 has historically been celebrated amongst the band's fans as "three eleven day", 311 has posted that "there is no 3-11 Day show planned for 2007" and "3-11 Day has been an event that takes place every other year (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006)." It's an off year. So, along with the news that no events are planned for 3-11 day 2007, "At this time, there is no confirmed news on any tour dates or recording sessions" and "We look forward to bringing you more news about the band's future plans as soon as we have news to share." So, basically, 311 is taking some time off. Nothing wrong with that, guys. You're taking time off. Maybe a little, maybe a lot. We'll see you soon.

Oh, and starting tomorrow, there will be some good deals at The 311 Store. The sale runs through 3/11.

50 Cent Starts The War With Cam'ron, Still Loves Jim Jones

50 has decided he's going to bring it, with a video for "Funeral Music", featuring hearse rolling by with the "Cam'ron's Career" written on the side, and then continues a giant hip-hop cliche of G-Unit Soldiers (I thought we were done referring to rap cliques in a military fashion when No Limit went down) flashing guns, money, and scantily clad ladies. The coup de grace is the cartoon animation of Cam'ron's Lamborghini getting shot up, an apparent reenactment of the attempted carjacking in Washington, DC where Cam'ron was shot last year. Interestingly, 50 singles out Cam as the only Dipset member he's beefing with, stating that "From now on Jimmy's [Jim Jones] the boss of Dipset".

I love hip-hop beef as much as the next person, but 50 Cent is taking it to the level that plagues hip-hop today: unnecessary violence. I appreciate 50's attacking Cam's lyrical abilities in the song, but the guns? That is tired, Fif!

Tool Changes El Paso Tour Date To Las Cruces, NM; Baton Rouge, LA Show Confirmed

If you've been paying attention to the West Coast Tool dates, you will want to know that the previously reported El Paso date has been changed to Las Cruces, NM at the Pan American Center. The date remains March 24.

A Baton Rouge, LA show has been announced on Ticketmaster for March 31 at the Baton Rouge River Center. Tickets for that show go on sale February 16 at 10 AM Eastern.

That brings the confirmed dates to:

3/15 - Las Vegas, NV @ Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino
3/16 - Las Vegas, NV @ Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino
3/18 - Reno, NV @ Reno Events Center
3/20 - San Diego, CA @ Cox Arena
3/21 - Tucson, AZ @ TCC Arena
3/23 - Albuquerque, NM @ Tingley Coliseum
3/24 - Las Cruces, NM @ Pan American Center
3/26 - San Antonio, TX @ AT&T Center (make-up show from last tour)
3/27 - Corpus Christi, TX @ American Bank Center
3/29 Oklahoma City, OK @ Ford Center
3/30 Southaven, MS @ Desoto Civic Center
3/31 Baton Rouge, LA @ Baton Rouge River Center

Townes Van Zandt Material Now on eMusic

Fat Possum Records recently acquired the studio masters of Townes Van Zandt's recordings, and has made them available in MP3 format on eMusic. Townes has been very influential in alt-country, and met a premature death in 1997. He was 53.

Justin Timberlake Has Something Special For You, Including A New Album

Justin Timberlake performed at Madison Square Garden for the first time in 6 years Wednesday night, and Andy Samberg from Saturday Night Live joined him onstage to perform the ubiquitous viral sketch involving some belts with gift boxes that they did together on the show. JT alerted fans to "Watch out for the new album, late 2007!"

Thanks to Kristen for passing along the word on this one.

Cartoon Network CEO Resigns, Turner Broadcasting Buys Its Way Out Of Trouble

Granted, it's not music related, but the CEO of the Cartoon Network resigned today.

By now, we all know about the marketing stunt for Aqua Teen Hunger Force that caused a terrorism scare in Boston and led police to shut down bridges and send in the bomb squad.

I only want to point out the following:

"The agreement between Turner [Broadcasting, Cartoon Network's parent], Interference Inc. [the marketing agency] and several state and local agencies resolves any potential civil or criminal claims against the two companies.

Two men who authorities say were paid to place the devices in Boston have pleaded not guilty to placing a hoax device and disorderly conduct. Peter Berdovsky, 27, whose attorney has said also [sic] videotaped part of the police response, and Sean Stevens, 28, are both free on bond."

So, the companies that put these guys up to the task, giving them a job, buys their way out of any civil or criminal liability, but the two men are charged with crimes. Turner/Interference is the principal actor by putting these guys to work, and the principals have bought their way off the hook, but the poor citizens are still on it.

Catch The Grammys This Sunday, February 11, at 8 PM ET on CBS

Be sure to catch the Grammy awards this Sunday at 8 PM Eastern on CBS. Performers include Christina Aguilera, Beyoncé, Mary J. Blige, James Blunt, Chris Brown, Dixie Chicks, Gnarls Barkley, Ludacris, Wyclef Jean, John Legend, John Mayer, Corinne Bailey Rae, Rascal Flatts, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lionel Richie, T.I., Smokey Robinson, Shakira, Justin Timberlake, The Police, and Carrie Underwood.

Presenters include Joan Baez, Natasha Bedingfield, Tony Bennett, Lewis Black, Black Eyed Peas, Nicolas Cage, Ciara, Ornette Coleman (saxophonist), Melissa Etheridge, Nelly Furtado, Terrence Howard, Jennifer Hudson, Samuel L. Jackson, Queen Latifah, Pink (or P!nk, whatever it is these days), Rihanna, LeAnn Rimes, Chris Rock, Nicole Scherzinger ("The Hot One" of the Pussycat Dolls), Seal, David Spade, and Stevie Wonder.

Check out the Grammy nominees here.

FabChannel.com Live Concert Videos

Live concert video out the wazoo, and it's free! FabChannel.com has an innumerable amount of free concert footage, including Lily Allen, Michael Franti, The Magic Numbers, Cold War Kids, you name it. Have fun!

SXSW: South By Southwest Announces Music Lineup

The lineup for SXSW's music day has been announced. Check the site for the full lineup and schedules, but here is a sampling of the bands. Look at Baltimore representing!

Aesop Rock
Against Me!
All Time Low (Baltimore!)
Apples In Stereo
Arbouretum (Baltimore!)
Aqualung
Architecture In Helsinki
Badly Drawn Boy
Beach House (Baltimore!)
Andrew Bird
Black Lips
Bloc Party
Blonde Redhead
Cache Cache (Baltimore!)
Charalambides
Child Abuse
Cinematics
Dan Deacon (Baltimore!)
Dengue Fever
Ecstatic Sunshine (Baltimore!)
Entrance (Baltimore!)
The Faint
Girl Talk
The Good, The Bad And The Queen
Albert Hammond, Jr.
Kate Havnevik
Hoodoo Gurus
The Horrors
Benji Hughes
Jack O And The Tearjerkers
Jandek
Daniel Johnston And The Nightmares
Junior Senior
Les Claypool/Electric Apricot
Les Savy Fav
Lexie Mountain Boys (Baltimore!)
Lily Allen
Charlie Louvin
Magik Markers
Malajube
Maps And Atlases
Matt And Kim
Meat Puppets
Mountain Goats
Page France (Baltimore!)
Paolo Nutini
Ponytail (Baltimore!)
120 Days
Elvis Perkins
Ponys
Priestess
Prisonshake
Psychedelic Horseshit
Reigning Sound
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Sam The Sham
Satellite Party (Perry Farrell)
Secondhand Serenade
Sloan
Iggy Pop & The Stooges
Jesse Sykes And The Sweet Hereafter
This Moment In Black History
Pam Tillis
Times New Viking
Tiny Masters Of Today
Tokyo Police Club
Under Byen
Chad VanGaalen
The View
Video Hippos (Baltimore!)
Vincent Black Shadow (Baltimore!)
Viva Voce
Mary Weiss
Willowz
WZT Hearts (Baltimore!)