Artist Tori Amos
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Tori Amos
Tori Amos has lived several different lives since starting out as Mary Ellen Amos the child musical prodigy, dabbling in synth-pop in the ’80s with Y Kant Tori Read, and then moving on to the incendiary passion and anger that fueled her seminal 1992 solo debut, Little Earthquakes. Since then, Amos’ recorded output has been hit-or-miss—see 2009’s particularly uninspiring Abnormally Attracted To Sin, which falls back on some of the same breathless religion-versus-sex themes that first made her a favorite of goth-lite girls in the ’90s. Amos’ most recent, Night Of Hunters, brings still another genre into the mix: It’s a concept album inspired by centuries of classical music history. Despite the quiet, somber nature of that release, Amos still has presence that can silence a room or make it sizzle.
Updated 11/21/2011

Austin:
Call it fate, call it karma, call it a desperate ploy to see some boobs
Joni Mitchell's Blue
Chicago:
Breakfast of champions: Songs that use cereal as a metaphor
Philadelphia:
Breakfast of champions: Songs that use cereal as a metaphor
Twin Cities:
Mitch Fatel
Philadelphia:
Mitch Fatel is not always Mitch Fatel
Austin:
Mitch Fatel is not always Mitch Fatel
Denver/Boulder:
Mitch Fatel is not always Mitch Fatel
Twin Cities:
Perez Hilton
Milwaukee:
Perez Hilton
Once more from the top: 19 artists who dramatically reinvented themselves after their early work
Los Angeles:
Tori Amos summer tour
David Byrne and Fatboy Slim: Here Lies Love
Tori Amos: Night Of Hunters
1994
Chris Brown, tired of media rehashing his violent past, smashes window at Good Morning America
Tori Amos describes her classical music album in the most Tori Amos-y way possible
Chicago:
Fountains Of Wayne at Park West
Milwaukee:
Tori Amos at Riverside Theater
Tori Amos