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Benjy Eisen

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California, Sebastopol
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Man Alive! NYT Best Seller, artist manager (Billy & the Kids, Holly Bowling), co-host @ "Undermine". Wading in the velvet sea of oysters searching for pearls.
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Phish Blew the Roof Off the Sphere With Their Ambitious, No-Repeats Nine-Night Run Original

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By Benjy Eisen
| Rolling Stone Verified
Most bands spend their entire careers building a repertoire deep enough to compel an arena’s worth of fans to sing along to every lyric of their well-rehearsed, choreographed 90-minute show. Phish, who just completed a high-profile, high-stakes, nine-night residency at Sphere in Las Vegas, took it to another level without a single song repeating over the entire three-weekend affair. In total, the band played for upwards of 27 hours.
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Phish Blew the Roof Off the Sphere With Their Ambitious, No-Repeats Nine-Night Run

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By Benjy Eisen
| Flipboard
7 hours ago Ford recently opened a “skunkworks” facility to accelerate EV development in the hopes of catching up with China, whose EV industry is rapidly taking over the globe. And we got a chance to look behind the veil and see what they’ve been up to in developing the new “Universal EV.” The Chinese auto …
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Neil Young Jams with Arcade Fire, Mumford & Sons, Beck, Others for Bridge School Benefit

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By Benjy Eisen
| Rolling Stone Verified
San Francisco’s Shoreline Amphitheatre was designed to resemble the Grateful Dead’s Steal Your Face logo when viewed from above. On the ground level, however, the venue’s concourse actually resembles a bridge, in honor of the Bridge School Benefit, which has taken place there for the past 25 years. The walls are decorated with framed photographs of historical moments from past editions.
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