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Sat, Aug 24 | 9 PM
(8 PM
door)
Whiskey Daredevils
10th Anniversary
Death By Rodeo
$8.00
Tavern
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The Whiskey Daredevils are arguably America's finest country punkabilly band. They play the sort of wild, boozed-fueled party music that feels right at home in either a punk clubs or a honky tonk. The band just released a new album, a self-titled effort that's a blast of country-punk and twang. The current band lineup features ex-Cowslingers Greg Miller (vocals) and Leo P. Love (drums) with guitarist extraordinaire Gary Siperko, and ex-Lords of the Highway bass player Rebecca "Sugar" Wildman. With a high energy live show, the band continues to headline the independent touring circuit, as well as opening slots for like minded bands like Southern Culture on the Skids, Jon Spencer's Heavy Trash, and the Supersuckers.
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Sun, Aug 25 | 8 PM
(7 PM
door)
Reverend Horton Heat
Wayne The Train Hancock
Deke Dickerson
$22.00
Ballroom
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Formed in 1985, The Reverend Horton Heat exploded on the scene by playing gigs around their hometown of Dallas, Texas, mixing elements of surf, country, punk, big band and rockabilly to create a genre that took the world by storm. Often imitated, never duplicated, the Rev has continued to garner the support of both the underground rockabilly/ psychobilly scene and mainstream critics. Throughout the band's million plus album selling career, their music has been featured in countless TV shows, movies and commercials, it's impossible to deny the powerful force that is The Reverend Horton Heat. They continue to electrify audiences time and time again with their incredible stage presence, rock 'n roll charisma and contagious energy. Wayne "The Train" Hancock Deke Dickerson
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Wed, Aug 28 | 8:30 PM
(7:30 PM
door)
Bleeding Rainbow
$8.00 adv / $10.00 dos
Tavern
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Thu, Aug 29 | 9 PM
(8 PM
door)
Ami Saraiya & The Outcome
Maura Rogers & The Bellows
$10.00
Tavern
| All Ages
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The seven piece, Chicago, IL based music ensemble Ami Saraiya & The Outcome is described by Jessica Hopper of the Chicago Tribune as “Creative energy with intensity. Saraiya’s vintage cabaret is drama in bold relief, swinging from playful to maudlin in a single measure.” Featuring Ami Saraiya on vocals, accordion, guitar, two backing vocalists, violin, up-right bass, electric guitar, and drums, the ensemble plays a combination of cabaret and balkan-indy pop that willleave your head spinning. The ensemble’s genre-defying original tunes have the dark flair of Tom Waits, Bjork, St. Vincent and Edith Piaf. “Ami Saraiya conjures up the kind of Old World Europhilia that any cabaret-pop songwriter worth her kazoo solo should. But the Chicago-based artist also differentiates herself with elements of fragmented indie rock and some truly wild vocal contortionism. She knows when to straighten her delivery for fuller emotional impact, too, pulling her Left Bank torch songs and Balkan accordion hop back to the here and now” (Flavorpill). Maura Rogers & The Bellows
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Fri, Aug 30 | 8:30 PM
(7:30 PM
door)
Snowmine
Friendly Ghosts
$10.00
Tavern
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Snowmine don't just want to create music that you hear. They want to make music that you feel, that is in every breath, every corner and settles deep within the heart.
The Brooklyn quintet formed out of a longtime friendship between bassist Jay Goodman, drummer Alex Beckmann, and lead singer/composer Grayson Sanders. They soon met guitarist Austin Mendenhall after his then recent move from the DC jazz scene, and finally invited their old friend, guitarist Calvin Pia, to complete the five-piece.
Sanders, the son of an opera singer and oil painter, discovered a voracious appetite for Classical and IDM music at an early age. A zealous disciple of Stravinsky, Ravel, Bartok, Ligeti and Autechre, he spent the better part of his adolescent life in a bedroom, hunched over manuscript paper or staring at a computer screen. By the time he was 22, he had written five full symphonic premiers, including a recent modern orchestral cover of Bjork's "Cover Me."
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Sat, Aug 31 | 8:30 PM
(7:30 PM
door)
The Nighthawks
$15.00
Ballroom
| All Ages
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Thu, Sep 5 | 8 PM
(7 PM
door)
The Duhks
$20.00
Ballroom
| All Ages
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The Duhks reunite! Featuring members Jessee Havey, Scott Senior, Tania Elizabeth, Jordan McConnell, and founder Leonard Podolak, "Canada's premier neo-tradsters romp from world-beat to blues, urban-pop to old-timey, with wild-eyed invention, haunting traditionalism, and spine-rattling groove." (Scott Alarik, The Boston Globe) GRAMMY nominees and JUNO award winners, seeing The Duhks live is nothing short of a spiritual experience. A syncopated bluesy banjo number seamlessly follows a Brazilian samba; an old-time jaunt nestles comfortably next to a gospel performance by vocalist Jessee Havey - her soulful voice piercing like the heart tattoo on her chest. One of the most musically adventurous bands to come from the roots scene in the past decade, The Duhks return to the stage is definitely a cause for celebration.
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Sat, Sep 7 | 9 PM
(8 PM
door)
The Dictators NYC
I Love Rich
Dictators NYC are:
Handsome Dick Manitoba
Ross The Boss
Thunderbolt Patterson
& Daniel Ray
$15.00
Ballroom
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Wed, Sep 11 | 8:30 PM
(7:30 PM
door)
Deerhunter
Marnie Stern
In association with the Grog Shop
$18.00 adv / $20.00 dos
Ballroom
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