This event is rain or shine. Tickets will be available for purchase this evening at the box office tent at Burlington's Waterfront Park.
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Ween is the ultimate cosmic goof of the alternative rock era, a prodigiously talented and deliriously odd duo whose work travels far beyond the constraints of parody and novelty into the heart of surrealist ecstasy. Despite a mastery for seemingly every mutation of the musical spectrum, the group refuses to play it straight; in essence, Ween are bratty deconstructionists, kicking dirt on the pop world around them with demented glee.
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Burlington International Waterfront Festival
Waterfront Park
1 College St.
Burlington, VT 05401
Burlington’s Champlain International Waterfront Festival (July 2-14) promises 13 days of world-class performances, food events, history forums, a Native American encampment, and recreational activities downtown and along our resplendent lake waterfront.
Children 1 & Under Free.
Glass, pets, alcohol, blankets, and coolers are all prohibited.
Some bands are simply meant to lead, and Brooklyn’s Antibalas--as tough and diverse as the city that birthed them nearly a decade ago--has continued to do just that. The group, whose name means “bulletproof” in Spanish, has indeed proved they possess the mettle to not only survive but also thrive by employing a musical arsenal that has become known worldwide. Initially using the revolutionary blueprint of afrobeat as a launching pad, the dozen-strong members of Antibalas weave a rich tapestry of latin, jazz, classical, funk and soul into their horn-driven mix. Words fail in trying to describe the result: simultaneously polyrhythmic and political, independent and contagious, and the reason why many have credited the band for introducing afrobeat’s framework to a new generation.
on sale 2/10