In support of her recently-released comedy music album Cho Dependent, Margaret will be heading out on the road with her guitar in hand for a major nationwide US tour. The Cho Dependent Tour, sponsored by Logo, has already started and will run thru December 12. The Cho Dependent shows will be a special evening of brand new stand up comedy, mixed with a few live performances of Cho’s comedy songs.

12.03.10 The Wiltern Los Angeles, CA
12.04.10 Nob Hill Masonic Center San Francisco, CA
12.09.10 Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL
12.10.10 Hard Rock Live @ Universal Studios Orlando, FL
12.11.10 Fillmore Miami Beach Miami Beach, FL
12.12.10 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA

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For Thanksgiving, Music Is Art is giving one lucky winner a pair of tickets to see Margaret Cho perform live! If you want to win, please email musicisart@gmail.com with the subject line “Cho Dependent Contest” and tell me why you deserve the tickets! I’ll choose the winner out of a hat Tues Nov 30th at noon.

i just got to get me somewhere
somewhere that i can feel free
get me out of new york city
new york city’s killing me

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mp3: ray lamontagne – new york city’s killing me [2010]

last thursday evening of november 5th, 2010, the south florida rain kept on pouring so hard that it was wondered if the ray lamontagne show at the pompano beach amphitheater would be canceled. however, nothing seemed to stop the fans from coming into the outside venue to see the show. like magic just as ray went on stage, the night sky seemed to stop the rain and the air became so crisp and cool, while ray’s voice echoed almost too perfectly, sounding just like a recording, although you knew it was real.

being able to witness ray lamontagne perform live in that rainy setting was very special. his songs had a soft tone to them and his poetic lyrics gave so much emotion towards love and relationships, but deep beneath it all – he sang with a true passion and heartbreak. some call his music country, folk, rock, however no genre seemed to matter with a voice like his. as he sang “new york city’s killing me”, it was easy to understand every word he shared. ray lamontagnes’s band the pariah dogs were pros, playing their instruments as a whole so tight, seeming as if they had been playing together for years. familiar songs like “let it be me”, “you are the best thing” and “trouble” made the eclectic audience of young to old happy during each track, as they screamed, cried, and gave standing ovations.

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Come visit my jewelry line, Couture by Lolita, this Saturday, November 13th at the Wynwood Market Art Walk in Miami, FL.

Listen: Friends Electric – Golden Blood (The Dirty Tees Rework)

Escape from the cloned gallery lined streets and discover ‘hidden gems’ of fashion, arts and design. Wynwood Market will feature artists selling a myriad of fashion including but not limited to: urban apparel, stylish couture, extraordinary accessories, bedazzling jewelry, handmade crafts, original paintings, artistic photos, rare books and much more. It’s the first of its kind in Miami, an open air market similar to Portobello in London and SoHo in New York City. An eclectic array of music with guest DJ appearances, and an affordable fashion show on a central runway will awe and amaze with new trends and customizable fashion. This one of a kind ambiance is sure to amaze, all while revolutionizing this new sub-culture of hip urban Miami.

Wynwood Market is conveniently located down the main row of popular galleries on 22nd and NW 2nd Ave (210 NW 22 Lane, Miami, Florida).

“Finally, an affordable market that caters to urban street art and the needs of the locals.” Wynwood Market will provide kids entertainment like face painting, games and dance. DJ V will be creating a festive atmosphere with his soulfully mastered music. Music, food and a unique variety vendors are all coming together to create a shopping experience in Miami like no other, don’t miss out. Entrance is free to the public.