Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione‘s punk cabaret duo Dresden Dolls are returning this fall for a trio of intimate shows in Woodstock, NY, their first live dates since 2018. Amanda says these will be ...
Not since 2010, has North Texas seen the likes of The Dresden Dolls, but a quick look around the audience showed that while the years may pass, passion knows no time. Fans wore the top hats, bowlers, ...
Better Than: What could be better than a costume party with killer live music? It’s like Halloween in May—complete with chocolate (keep reading). Download: Videos, concert clips, and other ...
For someone in a band whose sound has been described as grotesque vaudeville, Brian Viglione, drummer of The Dresden Dolls, sure comes across as a chipper dude. “If someone ever compares us to Gwar, I ...
The theatrical nature of the Dresden Dolls, appearing here with Ukulele Loki, tends to be an attribute on stage and a detriment on CD. Since the duo's 2000 formation, Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione ...
No, Virginia is the Dresden Dolls’ third studio album, and something of a companion to 2006’s Yes, Virgina. The album is a collection of songs, demos and b-sides spanning from the band’s inception up ...
Whatever you do, don’t call the Dresden Dolls goth. Amanda Palmer, the Boston duo’s singing half, so wants to avoid the G-word, she invented the phrase “Brechtian punk cabaret” to describe the Dolls’ ...
In the three years since Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione released their debut disc, the Dresden Dolls have evaded trend-hoppers and quietly surrounded themselves with loyal fans. And though the ...
The Dresden Dolls have made a name for themselves in the Northeast with what they call their “Brechtian punk cabaret.” This is one case where a band’s self-description actually corresponds to the ...
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