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Upcoming Shows
All shows at The Soiled Dove Underground are 21+ unless otherwise noted.Ticket sales are final, no refunds, returns or exchanges.
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Sun, September 5
An Evening With
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***REMAINING TICKETS ARE FOR STANDING ROOM ONLY IN THE BACK OF THE VENUE*** Many people who heard Over the Rhine had the strong intuition from the very beginning that their songs were going to be around for a long time. A few months after their first show at Sudsy's in Cincinnati, Over the Rhine landed a publishing deal with MCA and received an invitation to open a handful of shows around the Midwest for Bob Dylan. They toured 25 cities with Adrian Belew on their first national tour, and played at festivals in Holland and England. Offers for record deals came in shortly thereafter and, after ten recordings, Over the Rhine has won the respect of many of their peers. One rewarding development was an invitation vocalist/guitarist Karin Bergquist and pianist Linford Detweiler received to become honorary members of the Cowboy Junkies. This special creative collaboration continued for three years and included extensive recording sessions. Canadian singer/songwriter Sarah McLachlan also made a special effort to meet Karin and let her know that she was a fan. Over the Rhine and their music have been referenced by name in such prime time television shows as The X-Files and Angel, and their songs have been heard on Third Watch, Felicity, Jack and Bobby and Mysterious Ways, as well as on international compilations alongside artists such as Radiohead, Coldplay, and Dido. |
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Fri, September 10
An Evening With
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Peter White first gained fame with his distinctive guitar style accompanying Al Stewart. During a 20-year tenure with Stewart, he co-wrote many songs, including Stewart's 1978 top-ten hit "Time Passages". In the late 1980s, White accompanied Basia on a series of acclaimed albums. In 1996, Basia was featured on White's album Caravan of Dreams, with vocals on the single "Just Another Day". Peter White won the award for best Smooth Jazz Musician in the 2007 Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards. He was named the Best Guitarist at the National Smooth Jazz Awards for four consecutive years from 2000-2003. In 2000, White won three Oasis Smooth Jazz Awards. White's latest CD on Peak Records, Good Day, marks his eleventh solo release. |
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Fri, September 10
An Evening With
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***2 SHOWS! THIS IS FOR THE 10PM SHOW*** Peter White first gained fame with his distinctive guitar style accompanying Al Stewart. During a 20-year tenure with Stewart, he co-wrote many songs, including Stewart's 1978 top-ten hit "Time Passages". In the late 1980s, White accompanied Basia on a series of acclaimed albums. In 1996, Basia was featured on White's album Caravan of Dreams, with vocals on the single "Just Another Day". Peter White won the award for best Smooth Jazz Musician in the 2007 Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards. He was named the Best Guitarist at the National Smooth Jazz Awards for four consecutive years from 2000-2003. In 2000, White won three Oasis Smooth Jazz Awards. White's latest CD on Peak Records, Good Day, marks his eleventh solo release. |
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Sat, September 11
Girlyman
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Harmonies - if you had to describe the music of Girlyman in one word, this would be it. The story doesn't end there, of course: the band blends modern acoustic, americana, and folk-rock into a musical recipe The Village Voice has called "really good, really unexpected, and really different." The wide range of instruments - acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, djembe, electric baritone guitar - reflects an eclectic sound, and the band members switch off lead vocals and songwriting duties. But it is the stunning three-part vocal blend that creates the Girlyman magic. Girlyman (Nate Borofsky, Doris Muramatsu, and Ty Greenstein) hails from Atlanta, GA, though they formed the band while sharing an apartment in Brooklyn, NY. In 2004, Amy Ray signed Girlyman to her indie label, Daemon Records, and the following years brought long opening runs with Dar Williams and the Indigo Girls. The band now has a strong national following of its own, and spends a lot of time criss-crossing the country, playing to intensely loyal "girlyfans" who often travel hundreds of miles to see shows. In the past year, as headliners, Girlyman has sold out renowned venues such as The Barns at Wolftrap, The Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, and The Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA. |
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Sun, September 12
ALL AGES SHOW!
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Jason Reeves Visit Website Listen From the opening track "Someone Somewhere" through the closer "The End", singer-songwriter Jason Reeves' wrote the album The Magnificent Adventures of Heartache (and Other Frightening Tales). Originally available online and at his shows only, the album's beauty and raw honesty connected with listeners and earned a "Top Folk Album of 2007" distinction from iTunes, which also named Reeves one of the Top Indie Singer-Songwriters of that year. Now signed to Warner Bros. Records, which will widely distribute his album for the first time, Reeves's own story continues, one that remains as pure as his outlook on life and music as it ever was. Brendan James Visit Website Listen A singer-songwriter who accompanies himself on piano, James began writing the songs on his second album after winding up a year and a half on the road in support of his debut album The Day is Brave, which was released by Decca Records in June 2008 and debuted in the Top 10 on Billboard's Heatseekers chart. Several of its songs were featured on various television shows including Private Practice, Bones, So You Think You Can Dance, and Army Wives. After releasing the album, James hit the ground running to support it from coast to coast. "I went to 40 states, ate at 330 restaurants, stayed in 210 hotels, and slept on one boat - John Mayer's Mayercraft Cruise; I know because I wrote it all down," James says with a laugh. The 18-month tour enabled James (whom Entertainment Weekly has called "a songwriter on the rise") to build his fanbase the way many successful musicians have done before him: one room at a time, and he shares the fruits of that journey - renewed vigor, musical maturity, and even a new sound - on his second album. |
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Thu, September 16
Jimmie Vaughan
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Jimmie Vaughan is far more than just one of the greatest and most respected guitarists in the world of popular music. As Guitar Player Magazine notes, "He is a virtual deity--a living legend." After all, Vaughan provides a vital link between contemporary music and its proud heritage, as well as being a longtime avatar of retro cool. Since releasing his first solo album in 1994, he has set the standard for quality modern roots music. Throughout his career, Vaughan has earned the esteem of his legendary guitar-playing heroes and superstar peers along with successive generations of young players. His musical ethos and personal style have had an impact on contemporary culture, from spearheading the current blues revival with The Fabulous Thunderbirds to his longtime, innate fashion sense of slicked-back hair and sharp vintage threads (now seen throughout the pages of contemporary fashion journals) to becoming a premier designer of classic custom cars. But for Jimmie Vaughan, none of it is part of a crusade or a career plan. It's just his natural way of living his life and pursuing the interests that have captivated Vaughan since his youth. |
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Fri, September 17
Steve Oliver
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More than a decade ago, guitarist and vocalist Steve Oliver burst onto the contemporary jazz scene with a sound so fresh, so positive, so bright, that he immediately became a favorite on radio stations with songs like "West End" and "Highway One." The Weather Channel loved his music so much it put "Right Direction" into heavy rotation during its local weather breaks. Smooth Jazz News magazine named Oliver its Debut Artist of the Year. Now, after four studio CDs, a Christmas project and a CD that captured his infectious live-on-stage energy, Oliver returns with Global Kiss on SOM Entertainment. As the title makes clear, Global Kiss expands Oliver's repertoire with its world-music energy while retaining the lyrical melodies and song hooks that have made him a fan favorite. "The concept is of global influence and world music, how you can put that flavor into jazz and R&B tunes," says Oliver, who commissioned contemporary jazz saxophonist and graphic artist Marion Meadows to design the CD's bright and inspiring cover. "The CD touches on different cultures, from Brazil, India, the Middle East, America, Europe. I've always loved taking different styles of music and blending them into a cohesive vibe. That's always attracted me as a listener, as well." |
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Sat, September 18
Hippie Tendencies
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HIPPIE TENDENCIES Four prestigious Italian musicians with serious skills (Marco Cremaschini - keys, piano, Cesare Valbusa - drums , Massimo Saviola - electric bass and Christian Codenotti -acoustic guitar and vocals ) and their American co-composer/singer/songwriter Lisa Marie Simmons are "..the magical unexpected mix that make up Hippie Tendencies, a completely original product, full of commercial potentiality.."as the Cantine dell'Arena says. Verona Feb.14 2010. Lisa Simmons, Boulder native, has lived performed and recorded in France, Holland, England and Italy for the last 20 years and now she's coming home bringing with her a well seasoned band's band ready to present their self titled debut as a group, released in February 2010 on the new Italian independent label Penthar Music. They're riding the wave of success their 5 year union has taken them on with performances throughout Italy, performing their original tunes and revisiting covers with their own vision. H.T.'s music resists being categorized. They mix pop with jazz ,throw in some folk and heat it all up with a hearty dose of funk. LISA BELL With the release of her emotionally compelling third album Dancing On The Moon, Lisa Bell continues her creative evolution as a multi-talented singer/songwriter, expressing stories that will appeal to listeners universally. The Boulder, Colorado-based artist releases a 12 song-set featuring nine collaborations between Bell, electric guitarist Bob Story and acoustic guitarist Mark Oblinger (Firefall), who produced the album and wrote the title track. Embracing the genre-transcending spirit of today's great independent artists, Bell cooks up a bubbling stew of roots, blues, jazz, pop, and country, with spicy vocals simmered to perfection. Listeners will hear hints of the eloquent charm of Norah Jones, the richly textured, intimate jazzy soul of Adele and Lizz Wright mixed with a sassy Keb' Mo' vibe. Critics say "Bell has one of the most polished, effective voices I've heard in a long time... Bell's flawless voice evokes emotion in every phrase." (Performing Songwriter). |
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Fri, September 24
Face - All Vocal Rock Band
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Face is a nationally recognized all-vocal rock band bringing a new edge and attitude to the human voice. Using the full range of sounds that the voice can produce, including vocal percussion or "beat-box," Face performs rock, pop, funk and upbeat jazz. No other instruments or special effects - Enjoy. |
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Sat, September 25
Gary Morris
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Most noted for the smash hit "Wind Beneath My Wings," Gary Morris has traveled a colorful path from Fort Worth to the White House, Nashville to Broadway and beyond. The captivating tenor has crossed many boundaries as an artist and performer, stirring the hearts and souls of countless fans and critics along the way. His music career produced an astounding twenty-five charted singles on the Billboard charts, with five consecutive No. 1 hits "Baby Bye Bye," "I'll Never Stop Loving You," "100% Chance of Rain," "Leave Me Lonely" and a duet with Crystal Gayle, "Making Up For Lost Time (The Dallas Lovers Song)." Morris' music career started when Jimmy Carter asked him to perform at each of his "whistle-stop" speeches during his presidential campaign. After Carter reached the White House, he invited Gary numerous times to entertain there where by chance Warner Brothers executives heard him and later signed him to a record deal. Morris took a break from touring to pursue a serious acting career. One of his first big roles was in the Broadway production of Les Miserables, as Jean Valjean. The full symphonic recording of "Les Miserables" is a platinum selling, Grammy Award-winning album and features Gary's timeless version of "Bring Him Home." He also appeared in Puccini's opera La Boheme with fellow musician Linda Ronstadt. Gary Morris has long been regarded as one of the greatest tenors of our time, having performed for every President since Jimmy Carter and the Queen of England. His performances are always riveting whether solo with a guitar or fronting symphonies worldwide. |
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Sun, September 26
School of Rock Presents
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How big was Live Aid? How about 70,000 people in London and 100,000 people in Philadelphia big? How about big enough for Led Zeppelin to re-form? How about big enough that Mick Jagger performed and didn't even headline? How about big enough for Ozzy to re-join Black Sabbath? How big is that? Live Aid was a global jukebox where U2 and Madonna could rub shoulders with The Beach Boys and The Four Tops. Where Judas Priest could go on directly after Crosby, Stills, & Nash and Run DMC and Dire Straits could play on the same stage. Where 80's one-hit wonders like Billy Ocean and Rick Springfield could share the stage with Keith Richards and Tina Turner. Simply put, it was where musicians could put aside their egos and play for the enjoyment and the betterment of others. Our students perform the music of these great acts, and in the spirit of the original concert, a portion of our summer concert proceeds will go benefit www.musicforrelief.org |
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Sun, September 26
School of Rock Presents
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How big was Live Aid? How about 70,000 people in London and 100,000 people in Philadelphia big? How about big enough for Led Zeppelin to re-form? How about big enough that Mick Jagger performed and didn't even headline? How about big enough for Ozzy to re-join Black Sabbath? How big is that? Live Aid was a global jukebox where U2 and Madonna could rub shoulders with The Beach Boys and The Four Tops. Where Judas Priest could go on directly after Crosby, Stills, & Nash and Run DMC and Dire Straits could play on the same stage. Where 80's one-hit wonders like Billy Ocean and Rick Springfield could share the stage with Keith Richards and Tina Turner. Simply put, it was where musicians could put aside their egos and play for the enjoyment and the betterment of others. Our students perform the music of these great acts, and in the spirit of the original concert, a portion of our summer concert proceeds will go benefit www.musicforrelief.org |
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Thu, September 30
The Elders
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Take a group of Kansas City musicians with a passion for Celtic music, an Irishman with a love of all things American, and you get a cross-pollination of elements that is high octane and progressive, yet rooted in tradition. What they have come to discover is something unaffected by fads, trends and the giant maw of mind-numbing commercialism. Some call it arse-kickin' music from the heartland. Robert Oermann of Music Row Magazine calls The Elders "a band to shout from the rooftops about." |
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Fri, October 1
ALL AGES SHOW!
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***ALL AGES SHOW!*** When you listen to Matt Hires, what comes across is the sound of an artist self-assured, authentic, and at ease with being completely and utterly himself. On his debut F-Stop/ Atlantic release, Take Us To The Start, the 23-year-old Florida native fuses the intimacy of the great singer/songwriters with indelible pop/rock hooks and propulsive rhythms. The result is a mesmerizing collection of songs that are immediately enchanting, while becoming more deeply rewarding with each listen. Produced by Eric Rosse (Sara Bareilles), Take Us To The Start is filled with delights, most notably Hires' voice, an instrument striking in its warmth, expressiveness, and ability to convey a multitude of emotions within a single song. From the first notes of "Honey, Let Me Sing You A Song," Matt's vocals envelop the listener, creating an intimate, captivating realm. |
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Sat, October 2
Les Nubians
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Grammy Nominated international recording artists Les Nubians have intrigued audiences for almost a decade with their inventive and glamorous Afropean style. This distinctive sound embodies the timeless vibrations of Miriam Makeba, Ella Fitzgerald, Doudou N'diaye Rose, Fela Kuti, Edith Piaf, The Fugees, and Soul II Soul. Recognized for their colorful auras, Les Nubians' vogue is a fusion of Funkin' Fashion and Modern Amazon. Adoring fans pay tribute to the French/Cameroonian sister duo for their continuous flow of jazzy nuances, hard hitting drum 'n' bass lines, harmonious melodies, conscious proclamations and humanitarian endeavors. |
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Tue, October 5
Sarah Harmer
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The first sound you'll hear on oh little fire is a high-pitched keening, like the shrieking of an unattended phone, or the distant skirling of a ghost on a winter night. Suddenly, Sarah Harmer's band kicks in, with drums propelling a gust of rock more forceful than anything she's played since her mid-'90s days with rambunctious Kingston rockers Weeping Tile. She sings with a sense of purpose: "A new wind will blow through everything / Through everything I know." On oh little fire, her first album in five years, Harmer sounds reinvigorated and positively charged. In the years after touring her last studio release, the Polaris Prize-nominated I'm a Mountain, she set music aside to focus on political and environmental campaigns, helping to shepherd PERL (Protecting Escarpment Rural Land), the organization she co-founded. Only on occasion did she venture into the studio, lending backup vocals to artists such as Neko Case, Howie Beck, and Great Lake Swimmers. Her own music and lyrics were waiting for the opportune time to burst out: as she sings on "Careless," "All the words that I've held too close to my chest / Are calling on me now to get through." |
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Fri, October 8
An Evening With
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***2 SHOWS! THIS IS FOR THE 7PM SHOW!*** Over the past two decades, Russ Freeman & The Rippingtons have taken the stage thousands of times throughout the world with just one goal in mind: celebrating the joy of life and music with their ever adoring fans. |
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Fri, October 8
An Evening With
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***2 SHOWS! THIS IS FOR THE 10PM SHOW!*** Over the past two decades, Russ Freeman & The Rippingtons have taken the stage thousands of times throughout the world with just one goal in mind: celebrating the joy of life and music with their ever adoring fans. |
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Sat, October 9
Tickets On Sale 8/13 at 10AM!
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("TheUM"), a Denver-based hip-hop fusion band that blends original beats with poetics and melodic grooves, is comprised of John Larchick ("JL"), Josh Berard ("Boogie B"), and Seth Beltran ("Sibs"). TheUM has rocked many premier events in Colorado, was chosen by Burton Snowboards to play the 2009 Transworld snowboard video premier, and was featured as the main act at the 2009 Sol Vista National mountain biking championship. While awarded the 2009 Best Hip-Hop Group title by Westword, TheUM has also shared the stage with national acts such as Pepper, The Flobots, Pharcyde, B-Side Players, Wu-Tang Clan, and many more. |
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Wed, October 13
**ALL AGES**
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Joe Brooks, born May 18, 1987, is a British singer-songwriter, born and raised in Southampton, United Kingdom. Brooks is signed to Lava Records, and has received media coverage based on his topping the UK Myspace charts. |
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Fri, October 15
Spencer Day
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Vocalist-songwriter-pianist Spencer Day is an artistic vagabond, a modern-day musical nomad. Born in Utah, raised in rural Arizona, currently living in Los Angeles with extended residencies in New York and San Francisco, Day has called many places home. Along the way, he has wandered amid the expansive and diverse landscape of American music, developing an artistic sensibility that borrows from numerous sources: jazz, musical theater, cabaret, soul, folk, traditional pop and contemporary pop are just the tip of the iceberg. Day uses intuition and improvisation as his primary tools to craft a sound that is traditional and familiar, yet fresh and innovative at the same time, creating a blend too subtle to parse into neatly defined categories. Vagabond, his new release and his first on Concord Jazz, cements his reputation as a balladeer for the new century whose creative voice is distilled from the best elements of the previous one. |
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Sat, October 16
Hazel Miller
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Whether she is singing blues, jazz, pop, or gospel, her voice charges the songs with a primal dose of genuine soul. Her voice has been called stunning, moving and powerful. Hazel Miller is not just a great singer, "she is a force of nature!" declares the Rocky Mountain News. A sought-after performer in Colorado for the past 14 years, Hazel has regularly performed with Big Head Todd and the Monsters, and was a regular performer on the ETown Radio Show, aired on NPR. |
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Fri, October 22
The Wood Brothers
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For Chris and Oliver Wood, music has always been a family affair. Raised in Boulder, Colorado by a Harvard-trained microbiologist father and a poet mother, The Wood Brothers grew up immersed in music. Their father was part of the late 1950's Boston-Cambridge folk revival scene and played with Joan Baez and introduced his sons to the world of folk and country music. The Wood brothers wrote and played together growing up, then wound up on divergent paths in pursuit of their individual music careers. Oliver moved to Atlanta where he embraced the blues/ rock music scene and fronted the band King Johnson, while Chris ended up in the vibrant, underground music scene of New York City and is bassist and one third of the improvisational trio, Medeski Martin & Wood. It wasn't until 2003, when Chris and Oliver shared the same stage as part of a King Johnson/ Medeski Martin & Wood double bill, that they realized there was potential for a duo project. As Chris recalls, "Oliver sat in with us - he just played guitar, didn't sing but he was so good and so familiar. Even though we'd been pursuing music in two very different worlds, we shared a perspective that made our collaboration feel really natural." In 2004 Chris and Oliver began working up songs, retreated for writing sessions and in March 2006, released their debut album, Ways Not to Lose on Blue Note Records. The songs - sung and largely composed by Oliver Wood - possessed a timeless quality. There were echoes of country blues, Appalachian bluegrass and New Orleans R&B. Oliver's vocals were set within expressive arrangements created by his guitar riffs and Chris' nimble, note-bending bass lines. It is a spare and raw album, a "loose reimagining of American roots styles...earthy, acoustic original songs spiced with a shot of hipster irreverence," said Rolling Stone. The twelve tracks comprising Ways Not to Lose embodied a tinge of sadness and struggle but also a strong spirit of resilience and fortitude. |
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Sat, October 23
An Evening With
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***2 SHOWS! THIS IS FOR THE 7PM SHOW*** Amidst a new album bursting with hope, joy, romance and inspiration, including eleven songs penned or co-penned by the artist, it's the Johnny Nash cover "I Can See Clearly Now" that Jonathan Butler elected to record on the So Strong album, his 15th solo collection, that speaks volumes about his outlook after a tumultuous year wrought with immense personal loss, pain and suffering. Butler's tenacious, indomitable spirit and effervescent view of silver-lined clouds infuses his music like a heaven-sent harbinger of healing. "Music is spiritual and it heals. It soothes the heart and mind," states Butler, who was born in Cape Town, South Africa. In the past year, his mother passed away, he lost one of his closest friends (Wayman Tisdale), and he supported his wife (Barenese) in her battle against cancer. "Sometimes it's better not to tell people what you're going through (while you're going through it), but tell them after you've come through." Thus So Strong was born. For the singer-guitarist-songwriter-producer known for achieving chart-topping success, Grammy nominations and other accolades for his R&B, contemporary jazz, adult pop and gospel recordings, it's his first urban record in quite some time. Rather than wallow in despair, as per usual the album finds Butler celebrating life and serving as a brilliant beacon of divine light. |
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Sat, October 23
An Evening With
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***2 SHOWS! THIS IS FOR THE 10PM SHOW*** Amidst a new album bursting with hope, joy, romance and inspiration, including eleven songs penned or co-penned by the artist, it's the Johnny Nash cover "I Can See Clearly Now" that Jonathan Butler elected to record on the So Strong album, his 15th solo collection, that speaks volumes about his outlook after a tumultuous year wrought with immense personal loss, pain and suffering. Butler's tenacious, indomitable spirit and effervescent view of silver-lined clouds infuses his music like a heaven-sent harbinger of healing. "Music is spiritual and it heals. It soothes the heart and mind," states Butler, who was born in Cape Town, South Africa. In the past year, his mother passed away, he lost one of his closest friends (Wayman Tisdale), and he supported his wife (Barenese) in her battle against cancer. "Sometimes it's better not to tell people what you're going through (while you're going through it), but tell them after you've come through." Thus So Strong was born. For the singer-guitarist-songwriter-producer known for achieving chart-topping success, Grammy nominations and other accolades for his R&B, contemporary jazz, adult pop and gospel recordings, it's his first urban record in quite some time. Rather than wallow in despair, as per usual the album finds Butler celebrating life and serving as a brilliant beacon of divine light. |
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Mon, October 25
**ALL AGES SHOW**
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Dave Barnes is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter. There are strong elements of soul and R&B in Dave's new material, indicative of the diverse influences exerted on him during his childhood in the deep south. |
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Fri, October 29
ALL AGES SHOW!
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***ALL AGES SHOW*** Tyrone Wells has delivered an epic pop/rock album with his second major label effort, Remain. Pursuing a more collaborative process and having added a more lush production to his singer- songwriter roots, the new album proves to be a great showcase for his powerful and emotional voice. |
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Sat, October 30
An Evening With
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Tom Russell has recorded 25 records and two DVDs. His songs have been recorded by Johnny Cash, Doug Sahm, Nancy Griffith, Joe Ely, Iris Dement, Ian Tyson, KD Lang, Suzy Bogguss, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Jeff Walker, Dave Van Ronk and other great artists. Russell is credited, along with Dave Alvin, of inventing the Americana radio format with their Merle Haggard tribute 'Tulare Dust' in 1994. The Columbus Other wrote: 'Russell seems to have invented, and keeps re-inventing, American roots music...! He's the strongest live performer we have seen in years.' |
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Tue, November 2
Carl Palmer and His Band
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Carl Palmer, among the most celebrated drummers in Rock History, is preparing to embark on a solo North American tour with his own band. Entitled: "Carl Palmer & His Band - Celebrates The Music of Emerson Lake & Palmer," the show features bold new arrangements of many of the best-loved instrumental music of ELP. "I am very excited to be returning to the US and Canada with my new solo band performing an evening of ELP music," says Palmer. "I will be returning with another power trio, but this time, we have replaced the keyboards with electric guitar. I felt that was the only honest way to approach the music of ELP. I didn't want to have a singer trying to sound like Greg Lake. ELP did so much instrumental music, this format made sense to me. Hearing the keyboard parts done on guitar will certainly surprise many fans, I think." The group, which features Palmer on drums and percussion; guitarist Paul Bielatowicz and bassist Simon Fitzpatrick; will serve up an evening of classic ELP music, presented with exciting and innovative new versions. An all-instrumental show, "Carl Palmer Celebrates The Music of ELP" promises to be among the most musically compelling live shows of 2010. Palmer has released three solo albums since the last ELP tour 1998. They are: DO YA WANNA PLAY?, a 2 CD anthology and WORKING LIVE VOL 1 and Vol 2. They have all been released on Sanctuary Records. Palmer is planning on meeting fans after each show and signing merchandise at most venues. "I want to get close to my fans once again," says Palmer. "There are so many of them out there who are really heartfelt and have supported me through my entire career. I very much look forward to bringing it all back around again in intimate venues." The Carl Palmer Band will play nearly two hours and drum enthusiasts can expect an evening of compelling percussive theatrics, from the man who brought the drum set to the forefront of rock n roll music. |
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Fri, November 5
The Subdudes
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Over the course of 20 years and eight albums, the subdudes have quietly become one of America's national music treasures. The New Orleans-formed group is a living encapsulation of American music, a vibrant cauldron of sounds that stirs together meaty grooves and jazzy dynamics, souful R&B swagger, easy vocal harmonies, cheeky rock 'n' roll attitude and folky social consciousness -- not to mention some of the sharpest musicianship and ensemble playing you'll ever hear from any five musicians. It's tight enough to be loose, but never gratuitously sloppy. |
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Sat, November 6
Smooth Jazz Lovers, LLC Presents
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Join Smooth Jazz Lovers for "Notes in Shades of Pink," a benefit for breast cancer awareness, featuring sultry saxophonist, JESSY J, with soulful-jazz flutist Althea Rene.
Jessy J True Love. With these two perfectly chosen words, Jessy J has, in unveiling the title of her second Peak Records release, captured the blazing emotions of her legions of fans across the U.S. and Latin America who made her the breakout genre star of 2008. With her sizzling mix of hot beats, Latin and samba rhythms, instantly captivating melodies, and model looks, this Mexican American saxophonist/singer proved quite the sensation with her debut CD Tequila Moon, earning her such accolades as Radio and Records "Debut Artist of The Year" and contemporary jazz song of the year by R&R and Billboard for the title track, which stayed perched at #1 for an incredible eight weeks. Adding to the multi-talented artist's rising star was her cover story in Jazziz Magazine, features in People Espanol, and JazzTimes, to name a few, plus numerous television appearances and radio interviews. Visit Jessy J Website Althea Rene Althea Rene's latest CD release "No Restrictions" has a unique urban contemporary flavor with a jazzy/R&B twist. She surrounds herself with some of today's most influential music producers to create an unsurpassed collection of jams. Grammy winning producer Michael Broenig (Paul McCartney & Marion Meadows) leads the charge with the piping hot title track "No Restrictions". Grammy nominated producer Rex Rideout (Luther Vandross & Lalah Hathaway) delivers scorching remakes of the urban classics "Wishing on a Star" and "I Love Your Smile". Chance Howard (Prince & The Time) takes it to another level with his sizzling Minneapolis groove "Do Ya Like Dat?" Producer Kendall Duffie (Mary Mary & Marvin Winans) puts his silky smooth touch on "Ladies Nite Out" which features guest appearances from recording artists, saxophonist Candy Dulfer and bassist Rhonda Smith. This collaboration of extraordinary talent can be called a "Red Hot" tour de force of musicianship and groovability. Visit Althea Rene Website |
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Sat, November 6
Smooth Jazz Lovers, LLC Presents
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Join Smooth Jazz Lovers for "Notes in Shades of Pink," a benefit for breast cancer awareness, featuring sultry saxophonist, JESSY J, with soulful-jazz flutist Althea Rene.
Jessy J True Love. With these two perfectly chosen words, Jessy J has, in unveiling the title of her second Peak Records release, captured the blazing emotions of her legions of fans across the U.S. and Latin America who made her the breakout genre star of 2008. With her sizzling mix of hot beats, Latin and samba rhythms, instantly captivating melodies, and model looks, this Mexican American saxophonist/singer proved quite the sensation with her debut CD Tequila Moon, earning her such accolades as Radio and Records "Debut Artist of The Year" and contemporary jazz song of the year by R&R and Billboard for the title track, which stayed perched at #1 for an incredible eight weeks. Adding to the multi-talented artist's rising star was her cover story in Jazziz Magazine, features in People Espanol, and JazzTimes, to name a few, plus numerous television appearances and radio interviews. Visit Jessy J Website Althea Rene Althea Rene's latest CD release "No Restrictions" has a unique urban contemporary flavor with a jazzy/R&B twist. She surrounds herself with some of today's most influential music producers to create an unsurpassed collection of jams. Grammy winning producer Michael Broenig (Paul McCartney & Marion Meadows) leads the charge with the piping hot title track "No Restrictions". Grammy nominated producer Rex Rideout (Luther Vandross & Lalah Hathaway) delivers scorching remakes of the urban classics "Wishing on a Star" and "I Love Your Smile". Chance Howard (Prince & The Time) takes it to another level with his sizzling Minneapolis groove "Do Ya Like Dat?" Producer Kendall Duffie (Mary Mary & Marvin Winans) puts his silky smooth touch on "Ladies Nite Out" which features guest appearances from recording artists, saxophonist Candy Dulfer and bassist Rhonda Smith. This collaboration of extraordinary talent can be called a "Red Hot" tour de force of musicianship and groovability. Visit Althea Rene Website |