Civic Space Park launches Lunch Unplugged Jan. 28

Who: Civic Space Park, Radio Phoenix, Downtown Phoenix Partnership, City of phoenix, ASU’s College of Public Programs

Where: Downtown civic Space Park, 424 N Central Avenue Phoenix

When: Thursdays, January 28 – April 29, 2010 11:00 am- 1:00 pm

What: Free lunchtime music series

PHOENIX – “Lunch Unplugged” is a weekly music showcase in the Civic Space Park featuring a variety of local Metro Phoenix musicians playing acoustic or rhythmic sets. The series begins on Thursday, Jan. 28 and continues though April 29, 424 N Central Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85004.
This series is presented through collaboration with Radio Phoenix, the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department, Arizona State University’s College of Public Programs, Downtown Phoenix Partnership, and The Fair Trade Store.
This showcase aims to provide a lunchtime destination for Phoenix community members and ASU students as well as support the growing music community in Phoenix. The event is a part of the continued efforts by community members, businesses and institutions to bring quality arts and culture to Downtown Phoenix.
Featured artists include Vanessa Atalanta, Clinton Switzer of Amen Cowboy, Tobie Milford of the Whisper Lights. Ree Barto, Noel Baodo, Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl, and Andrew Hiller of Wizards of Time.
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For more information, please contact Laci Lester at 602-496-1268 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or Clinton Switzer at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

DJ Nico interviews Phoenix experimetal performance artist:  Treasure Mammal 

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DJ Nico interviews Phoenix post punk artists:  The Tremulants as they finish up their latest album 

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Valley's own Brad Perry & IMP (Indie Music Phoenix) crew singing about Radio Phoenix!

From all of us at RadioPhoenix.Org, Happy New Year! We are looking forward to continuing to build the Valley's only community radio station in 2010. We encourage you to check out a great radio special that we are airing throughout the month of January called Globalquerque. More information below.

Globalquerque 2009 - RadioPhoenix.Org connects you with New Mexico's annual world music and cultural festival! The 2009 festival, held in September features live performances and interviews with groundbreaking artists including Black Bassy (Cameroon), Indian Ocean (India), Little Cow (Hungary), Nation Beat (Brazil/U.S.), Saints and Tzadiks (Irish/Yiddish), and many more! Broadcast from the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque in partnership with KUNM Public Radio and Native Voice One.

Airs: Jan. 2, 10am to 2pm and 6pm to 7pm; Jan. 5, 6pm to 8pm and 10pm to 12mid; Jan. 7, 11pm to 12mid; Jan. 19, 1am to 2am; Jan. 20, 1am to 2am and 10pm to 12mid; Jan. 21, 1am to 2am; Jan. 22, 1am to 2am; Jan. 23, 1am to 2a; Jan. 26, 1am to 2am; Jan. 27, 1am to 2am; Jan. 28, 1am to 2am.

Radio Phoenix just wants to thank everyone involved with putting on Frock 'n Roll.  Thanks to the bands, models, fashion designers, Urban Hair, PBR, Midnite Movie Mamacita, MadCap, volunteers and everyone else involved with putting on the event.

Here is  a great article about the event:  http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/uponsun/2009/11/concert_review_frock_n_roll.php

-Radio Phoenix 

In this episode, DJ Nico interviews Sprayfaceabout their performance at the 2009 October Fender band jam. 

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