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The way Jewel works onstage with Glass Candy gigs is undeniably frisky, and he's quick to call the act his favorite in the performance setting. "The nature of the music is more bouncy and fun to do live," he says. "[Ida No and I] have been doing shows together since 1999, so we know each other really well and improvise quite a bit onstage."
Jewel has fond memories of playing Vagabond a few years back but not the foggiest idea what kind of scantily clad goblin and ghoul revelry he has signed up for at the 19th installment of Moonfest, a mass of costumed partiers clogging up Clematis Street. "So, there'll be alcohol?" he asks.
I want Candy: Ida No and Johnny Jewel.
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Clematis Street's 500 block
between Quadrille and Rosemary
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Category: Community Venues
Region: West Palm Beach
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Moonfest 2011, featuring Glass Candy, with Millionyoung, Under Every Green Tree, Brobrah Nation, Sweet Chariots, Darling Sweets, Dharmata, Luna Rex, Doorway 27, Hard Richards, Band in Heaven, and Loxahatchee Sinners Union. 9 p.m. Saturday, October 29, in the 500 block of Clematis Street, West Palm Beach. No cover. Visit moonfest.us.
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Look for Glass Candy's performance shortly after Moonfest's notorious costume contest at midnight Saturday. As an additional lure, Glass Candy will unveil its newest single, "Halloween." Jewel describes the song as a "snap-track," a rap tune set to "808 drums that are really slow and superheavy." Sounds like something the carousing Moonfest crowd will eat up entirely.
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