Word: passim
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...Club Passim...
...Chris Trapper, the hair-flipping lead singer of Boston favorites the Push Stars, will perform sans band at Club Passim in Harvard Square. Wanting to play some of the band’s more mellow songs that venues such as Avalon do not encourage, Trapper kicked off his month-long solo tour in early November...
...Club Passim provides just the sort of intimate setting that will allow Trapper’s natural stage presence and gift for connecting with the audience to flourish. Trapper has a talent of making every person feel as if he is singing directly to her, and—with his startlingly beautiful eyes full of passion—it’s an awesome (in the Grand Canyon sense of the word) feeling. With the Passim seat farthest from the stage still in kiss-blowing range, every audience member will clearly hear Trapper’s phenomenal lyrics...
...four albums in 1997 and were picked up by Aware Records as part of their Aware 3 Compilation, which also featured songs by Guster and Tabitha’s Secret (now known as Matchbox 20). Oct. 20 was the first time they were given two slots at Club Passim in a night—and the second show was added as a result of the first one selling out so quickly...
...they do all their shows, Rockwell Church ended their set with a cover of a popular song. While few events will ever equal this summer’s acoustic and harmonized version of Britney Spears’ “Oops! I Did It Again” at Club Passim, last Saturday’s rendition of the Culture Club’s “Karma Chameleon” definitely had Passim a-rockin’ and the audience thinking that, yeah, Boston will suck until Rockwell Church come around again...