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Celebrate the end of the first day of the week tonight, by visiting a show at Maxwell's or having a drink at one of your favorite Hoboken hot spots .

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Japanese punk band Shonen Knife has been offering its hybrid of Phil Spector and Joey Ramone since 1981, longer than some readers of this blog have been alive.

THINGS TO DO Hey Jersey, get out there! >> PHOTOS >> >> News videos Entertainment videos Living videos >> >> >> >> >> All-girl Shonen Knife cuts into U.S. rock Friday, November 13, 2009 By VICTORIA GOLDENBERG SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL T he Japanese punk band Shonen Knife, which will be playing Maxwell's on Saturday, may be a veteran of U.S. shows, but ...

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Osaka's greatest all-female Japanese pop-punk pixies , Shonen Knife serve up finely cut slices of throwback rock at the Echo tonight.

This night of music, dance and film, headlined by Japanese rock band Shonen Knife, sounds wild.

If there's one thing to learn from local band SubduE, it's that rock is a universal language.

The all-female Japanese pop-punk band Shonen Knife formed in Osaka, Japan, in 1981.

WITH Shonen Knife, it's always the "cute" issue. Despite almost 30 years in music, the c-word has been wielded on the Osaka, Japan-based band like a double-edged sword.

Music from: Track 1. "Twist Barbie" sung by Japan's national treasure, Shonen Knife; lead singer.