Keyword results: Jess Cornelius
Jack Ladder interview
If you lived in Sydney a few years ago and ordered a pizza, you may have had the pleasure of opening the door to see Jack Ladder standing there holding your stuffed-crust supreme. I'm sure it was an okay job but he's since given that up to do boring things like making albums and performing on American breakfast television.
Juana Molina with Teeth and Tongue
What:
Juana Molina with Teeth and Tongue
Where:
The Toff, Lvl 2, 252 Swanston St, Melbourne
When:
Tue Jan 27, 8pm
How much:
$35 +BF from here
Win:
Thanks to Popfrenzy, we have a dbl pass to give away! To enter, email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject line 'Así pues, un rabino, un budista y un sacerdote caminan en una barra...'
Description:
The thing that most people know Juana Molina for is her incredibly beautiful, atmospheric, folk ballads. What isn't common knowledge is that she is also a comedic actress. Too bad it's all in Argentinian Spanish and so not at all funny. This problem doesn't apply to the music however, because it is completely heartbreaking in any language.
Event: Bands
Stimulus: Love
Monobasic, Teeth & Tongue
The main difference between Jess Cornelius and all your other favourite indie artists is that she CAN sing AND play her instrument. She actually has a degree in both. Hailing from Wellington, NZ, Jess Cornelius has been part of many groups but has just struck out on her own under the moniker Teeth & Tongue.
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