Paramore, Steelwells, Local Natives and Others In This Week's Links Roundup

By Spencer Kornhaber Fri., Sep. 24 2010 at 6:30 PM

Categories: Orange Bits

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Paramore's Hayley Williams in Anaheim.

This edition in links to OC-related music writing that we didn't write...

The Jonas Brothers show we hyped last week lived up to expectations--at least those of Register reporter Peter Larsen's 9-year-old daughter. [OC Register]

At the Honda Center, Paramore--in addition to gratuitously promoting Honda products--gave a shout-out to Chain Reaction, a venue they were psyched to headline not too long ago. [OCR]

The question to apparently come out of Muse's OC show: Is Muse the new, new, new, "New U2?" [OCR]

Country crooners Zac Brown Band talks their new-found success before an Irvine appearance on Sunday. [OCR]

Some lady shouted "God, these guys are so immature!" at the Weekly-sponsored Reel Big Fish show in Anaheim. Seriously, lady? [OCR]

Apparently, Hinder kind of sucked at the House of Blues. Never thought I'd write "Hinder" and "sucked" in the same sentence. [OCR]

A crowd at the Glass House didn't let Autolux forget that it was well past time for the trio to release a new album. [OCR]

As you may or may not expect, the video for the Steelwells' "Our Fabeled Little Rabbits" features a guy in a rabbit suit. [Everyday Noise]

Esteemed critic the Buffian, though, thinks the Steelwells clip reminds him a little too much of another video. [Buffian Music]

Voxhaul Broadcast gets a song into a commercial for the new Katherine Heigel movie. [EN]

Orange County refugees Local Natives solidified their geographic defection at their Music Box show this week. "We've lived in LA for a while and I'm going to die in LA," Taylor Rice apparently said. [Daily Titan]

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