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My three words for 2015: Simple. Focus. Give.

February 3, 2015December 30, 2018 ChrisLife

It was extremely valuable to have three words to guide me last year so I’m going to do it again. My three words for 2015 are: Simple, Focus and Give. Simple For me this means that I’m aiming to add […]

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Reflecting On 26.2

December 14, 2014December 30, 2018 ChrisBest Of, Life, Running

Have you ever wanted to do something you’ve never done before and really make it matter? And make it matter not just for you but for others too? Well, I did. I ran the Chicago Marathon for these three reasons. […]

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Live Fix Radio Episode 38: New Live Albums from Eels and Mumford & Sons

February 23, 2013December 30, 2018 ChrisLiveFixPodcast

On this episode of Live Fix Radio we’re paying tribute to the fiery live performance of late Chicago bluesman Magic Slim, and sharing highlights and stories from the new releases by Mumford & Sons and Eels. Rock on and thanks […]

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Concert Infographic: 50 Years Of Touring By The Rolling Stones

February 4, 2013December 30, 2018 ChrisMusic

Continuing our infographic exploration, here’s a cool collection of infographics via  Fast Company Design inspired by 50 Years of Touring by the Rolling Stones. This is the design from the 1994 tour, click here to see the entire collection. Have […]

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Live Fix Radio Episode 37: Super Bowl Halftime History and Real Concert Crowd Sourcing

February 2, 2013December 30, 2018 ChrisLiveFixPodcast
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On this episode of Live Fix Radio we’re exploring the past, present and future of the Super Bowl halftime show and thinking about what sort of copy-catting Beyonce might be up to during this year’s show. We’ll also riff on Pepsi’s attempt […]

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Beyonce’s Big Game Gig Originality Issues and Real Concert Crowdsourcing

February 1, 2013December 30, 2018 ChrisConcert Reviews, Music, Uncategorized

  Okay, after yesterday’s press conference we now know that Beyonce can belt out the National Anthem acapella, which if you’re wondering, is one of the hardest songs to sing. Hey, at least Beyonce didn’t try to lipsync over Whitney […]

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Watch Ra Ra Riot Debut New “Beta Love” Tunes Live On YouTube

January 23, 2013December 30, 2018 ChrisMusic

  In case you missed it, last night Ra Ra Riot performed live at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn and the festivities where livestreamed on YouTube. The show celebrated the release of the band’s new album “Beta Love” […]

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Live Fix Radio Episode 36: 12-12-12 Sandy Relief Show and The Impact of Benefit Concerts

December 21, 2012December 30, 2018 ChrisLiveFixPodcast, LiveMusic

  On this episode of Live Fix Radio we’re exploring stories from the 12-12-12 Sandy Relief concert, looking back at other historical benefit shows and their psychological impact, and sharing tips on how you can host your own concert to support […]

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How Did Hurricane Sandy Impact Live Music And The Fan Experience?

December 10, 2012December 30, 2018 ChrisLive Experiments, LiveMusic, Music

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy I started to wonder what the impact would be on the live music industry and the fan experience. Who would be hit the hardest? The fans? Bands? Venue owners? As I thought about how […]

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Bruce Springsteen And His “Sunny Day” Sing-a-long Tour With Tweens

October 16, 2012December 30, 2018 ChrisMusic

  Our Bruce Springsteen exploration continues as we take you through a series of concert videos showing how The Boss is connecting with a new generation of fans one tween at a time. I first heard about Springsteen bringing a […]

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A New Concert Fan Is Born: What Will Baby Calvin Experience?

October 14, 2012December 28, 2012 ChrisLife

    I’m beyond excited to share the news that this week we welcomed a new concert fan in to the world! While many of you were rocking out at your favorite shows on Tuesday night our first child Calvin […]

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5 Elements Of The Perfect Concert Mobile App

September 30, 2012December 30, 2018 ChrisMusic
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  We know that mobile is changing live music. But how are mobiles apps evolving? Are they evolving in the right way? Let’s take look and see with this quick trip through this Billboard article by Elliot Van Busskirk. Then I’ll offer […]

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3 Things I Learned About Kenny Chesney’s Live Show at 30,000 Feet

August 17, 2012December 30, 2018 ChrisLive Experiments, Music
kenny chesney live concert quotes

      I love it when I read something about an artist that gives me a new perspective on their music. And it’s even better when what I read also makes me want to go see them live. I […]

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It’s Coming…Primus Plots Fall 3D Tour

August 10, 2012December 30, 2018 ChrisMusic
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    Looks like our 3D concert exploration just got some more fodder thanks to Primus. Yep. According to the Primus website: Primus will embark on the first-ever traveling 3D-enhanced musical performance this fall. Featuring two sets per evening, each show […]

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