lolz guys, what is my life?

[osaraba]

I was on youtube and a couple other sites playing click the link like you do when you're reluctant to actually tackle the work you really should be doing because you're already swamped... BUT THEN YOU COME ACROSS THE RANDOM FACT THAT TINIE TEMPAH IS GOING TO BE PLAYING AT WEBSTER HALL IN A WEEK AND A HALF. And then you do yet another double-take when you realize that it is only going to cost you FIVE DOLLARS (til midnight, with RSVP) to see him.

Tinie Tempah
Webster Hall (11th & 3rd)
Friday 3/18/11
10pm

RSVP here



I might be actually dead by the time that Sunday rolls around since that Thursday is St. Patty's and I'll be seeing Dub Trio and getting massively drunk, then Tinie on Friday, then the dubstep event with Skream & Benga on Saturday... I don't think I've ever done three shows back-to-back. =/

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I am actualfax LOLing at the thought of you going to see Tinie Tempah. He's just so ... so ... British. I'm pleased some of our dubstep/grime dudes seem to be getting attention outside of the UK!

(Although not N-Dubz. Dear god, please no.)

DUB TRIO ON PADDY'S DAY. JEALOUUUUUS.

[osaraba]

I expect the show to be hilarious, I think. I wonder if anyone there will actually even know him? I'm still kind of stunned that I'm only going to have to pay $5 to see him, and in a relatively small venue, whereas in the UK I'd be paying £75+. I keep getting all excited and then I *facepalm* because I remember that I actually like the remixes of his songs more than I like the original versions....

It's odd because NYC has a really lame clubbing scene (unless you're into American hip hop, which I'm not), and there's barely any industrial/synthpop/EBM (which is what I prefer to dance to) or drum & bass, and I normally lament and rail at the gods over this, but it's times like these that I'm glad to live in NYC.... at least we get good live acts.

I haven't heard N-Dubz, but maybe I'll just refrain from looking them up, hahah.

\DUB TRIO/