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Nope, but Teneia Sanders is one of 20 semifinalists in the running for PASTE Magazine’s Rock ’N’ Reel At Sea concert. If she wins, she’ll get the chance to perform alongside Lyle Lovett, the Indigo Girls and others on a cruise ship. Cast your vote for Teneia at http://www.pastemagazine.com/action/rnr_vote.

Pollute yourself

Noise Pollution Records continues its domination of September with two more record release shows: Minnow’s debut album Thirteen Wrongs and Lucky Pineapple’s second The Bubble Has Burst in Sky City. More at
http://www.louisvillenoise.com.

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Easy Ryder

Fourth Street Live wraps its second annual Homegrown Concert Series this week and gears up for another series of shows timed for The Ryder Cup, or as I like to call it, “Caddyshack III.” The concerts are as follows:

Sept. 17: Phil Vassar

Sept. 18: Three Dog Night

Sept. 19: Peter Searcy

Sept. 20: Cabin

Sept. 21: Morris Day & The Time

Visit http://www.4thstlive.com for more elaborate informationalisms.

LEO Music Editor Mat Herron is thinking of running for president of the universe. Send votes of confidence to mherron@leoweekly.com

This article appears in September 17, 2008.

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