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Bicycle-themed Music to Your Gears festival planned in Druid Hill Park
Hampdenfest is not the only game in town Saturday, Sept. 20. Another free festival, the second annual Music to Your Gears, is being held in Druid Hill Park as a fundraiser for Bikemore, a nonprofit organization that advocates for a more bicycle-friendly Baltimore. The festival will have bands and sells sponsorships, beer, T-shirts and other merchandise to raise money. Last year's festival drew about 1,500 people and raised about $2,000, said Chris Merriam, of Remington, executive director of the 2-year-old Bikemore. Merriam said Music To Your Gears is being sponsored by the Baltimore Bicycling Club and Heavy Seas Beer, in partnership with Charm City Cross, a...
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Bicycle-themed Music to Your Gears festival planned in Druid Hill Park
Hampdenfest is not the only game in town Saturday, Sept. 20.
Another free festival, the second annual Music to Your Gears, is being held in Druid Hill Park as a fundraiser for Bikemore, a nonprofit organization that advocates for a more...
Baltimore musician Rye Rye welcomes second child, a son
Baltimore rapper Rye Rye announced the birth of her second child, a boy, on social media sites this week.
"And he is OUTTTTTTTT! Omg I'm so happy..." she posted on Instagram at 2:25 a.m. Monday. "I'm done! My baby boy is here!...
Scapescape 2013 announces lineup that includes Roomrunner, Rye Rye
In recent years, Scapescape has emerged as one of the most exciting music festivals in the city. The lineup for this year's event, which will take place across six Station North stages (addresses to come later) on Aug. 30-Sept. 1, was released on Impose...
Baltimore approaches 200th homicide for second-straight year
Homicide detectives gathered under a West Baltimore street lamp Wednesday evening and studied a pool of blood from a gunshot wound to the head of a 21-year-old man. As police notified his family and began to canvass the area, a spokesman assigned the...
Like/Dislike: James Nasty, Baltimore club DJ and producer
For the past two years, James Nasty has co-hosted the Physical Education dance party at Ottobar each Friday, spinning everything from Basement Boys to Future Islands. This Friday, Nasty will not only host TT the Artist’s birthday party at Ottobar,...
Flirting with fame
Rye Rye has been on the cusp of rap stardom for some time. About three years ago, the trendy, provocative rapper M.I.A. discovered the Baltimore rapper, whose real name is Ryeisha Berrain, and hooked her up with a major record deal.
Last week, Rolling...
DJs spin all-Baltimore tracks at Friday dance party
"It's raw, simple, almost primal music that is meant to be the soundtrack to the time of your life."
That's DJ James Nasty talking about Baltimore club music. He's a longtime fan. But for an upcoming gig, he's been researching it and other...
100 things we love about Baltimore -- Printable list
A moody tavern. An extraordinary cocktail. The easy lapping of bay water against the banks of the Inner Harbor. Duckpin lanes. Old Bay. Art in an otherwise empty storefront. For all of these things, and for so many more, people love Baltimore. People feel...
Bar review: Liam Flynn's Ale House was worth the wait
How do you solve a problem like Baltimore's new Irish pubs?
The last two I've reviewed — Delia Foley's and Finnegan's Wake — have disappointed. They have all the bells and whistles of a Chuck E. Cheese's: Wings! Arcade games! Delirious young people...
Update: April 2 - 8 in nightlife: Rye Rye, Hunx and his Punx, Real Estate, Wham City Educational Seminar, and more
This week is is lighter on marquee shows than last, when we had both BRUUUCE and Van Halen. We have Rye Rye and Real Estate, plus a Hunx and His Punx and Big Freedia in our regular round-up of the week's most notable concerts. Ticket prices do not reflect...
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