They Might Be Giants / Mini-concert & Booksigning
When
Nov 12, 2009 4:00 pm (Thursday)
What
Thursday, November 12
A Very Special Event for Kids (and Their Adults)!
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS
with a mini-concert and signing the new KIDS GO!
Please note early time: 4:00 PM
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Event details: They Might Be Giants / Mini-concert & Booksigning
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Thursday, November 12
A Very Special Event for Kids (and Their Adults)!
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS
with a mini-concert and signing the new KIDS GO!
Please note early time: 4:00 PM
The Grammy award-winning alternative rock band They Might Be Giants (John Flansburgh and John Linnell) present a new sing-along book and DVD for children of all ages!
They Might Be Giants is one of the most beloved underground bands in popular music, cited as the inspiration for many popular “alternative” groups such as The Barenaked Ladies, Weezer and Harvey Danger. Together for over 25 years, childhood friends Flansburgh and Linnell continue to create. Now with children of their own, TMBG released their first children’s album in 2002, NO!, to tremendous critical praise and commercial success, and their latest album, Here Come the 123s, won the 2009 Grammy Award for Best Musical Album for Children.
In KIDS GO!, their new sing-along story book (which follows the success of their first kids’ book, Bed, Bed, Bed, TMBG’s spirit of fun and adventure invites both parents and kids to share in the pleasure of the story of two kids who learn how to move like a monkey, shake like a jumping bean, throw their hands in the air, and go, go, go.
Throughout their 25+ year career, the band has racked up several charting albums and singles, as well as two Grammy awards -- one in 2002 for their song “Boss of Me,” (the theme song for Malcolm in the Middle) and the other in 2009 for their children’s album Here Come the 123s. They also wrote the theme song to “Austin Powers,” and have appeared on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” NPR’s “This American Life,” “Nightline,” and countless radio, print and web interviews. They continue to record albums while branching out into the realm of children’s music, and have sold over 4 million records in total.
Don’t miss this late afternoon super treat – grab the kids, the neighbors, and come have a whole lot of fun with us!
A Very Special Event for Kids (and Their Adults)!
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS
with a mini-concert and signing the new KIDS GO!
Please note early time: 4:00 PM
The Grammy award-winning alternative rock band They Might Be Giants (John Flansburgh and John Linnell) present a new sing-along book and DVD for children of all ages!
They Might Be Giants is one of the most beloved underground bands in popular music, cited as the inspiration for many popular “alternative” groups such as The Barenaked Ladies, Weezer and Harvey Danger. Together for over 25 years, childhood friends Flansburgh and Linnell continue to create. Now with children of their own, TMBG released their first children’s album in 2002, NO!, to tremendous critical praise and commercial success, and their latest album, Here Come the 123s, won the 2009 Grammy Award for Best Musical Album for Children.
In KIDS GO!, their new sing-along story book (which follows the success of their first kids’ book, Bed, Bed, Bed, TMBG’s spirit of fun and adventure invites both parents and kids to share in the pleasure of the story of two kids who learn how to move like a monkey, shake like a jumping bean, throw their hands in the air, and go, go, go.
Throughout their 25+ year career, the band has racked up several charting albums and singles, as well as two Grammy awards -- one in 2002 for their song “Boss of Me,” (the theme song for Malcolm in the Middle) and the other in 2009 for their children’s album Here Come the 123s. They also wrote the theme song to “Austin Powers,” and have appeared on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” NPR’s “This American Life,” “Nightline,” and countless radio, print and web interviews. They continue to record albums while branching out into the realm of children’s music, and have sold over 4 million records in total.
Don’t miss this late afternoon super treat – grab the kids, the neighbors, and come have a whole lot of fun with us!
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