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Sun, Jun 23 | 2 PM–6 PM
(1:30 PM
door)
Red Hot Polka Blast:
Alex Meixner & His Band
Don Wojtila Band
$15.00
Ballroom
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Alex Meixner’s performing career began at age 6 with his two sisters and father in an ethnic folk ensemble. From these early experiences through headline appearances at music festivals throughout the US; concert performances with the London Symphony Orchestra, Sandy Duncan and his own jazz and ethnic ensembles; as well as over 50 recordings, Meixner has developed a unique musical mix that appeals to a wide cross-section of audiences.
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Sun, Jun 23 | 8 PM
(7 PM
door)
David Wilcox
In association with DAP Productions
$18.00 adv / $20.00 dos
Tavern
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Cleveland-born David Wilcox was inspired to play guitar after hearing a fellow college student playing in a stairwell. His lyrical insight is matched by a smooth baritone voice, virtuosic guitar chops, and creative open tunings, giving him a range and tenderness rare in folk music. He released an independent album in 1987, was a winner of the prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk award in 1988, and by 1989 he had signed with A&M Records. His first release on the label, ‘How Did You Find Me Here’, sold over 100,000 copies the first year largely by word of mouth. Now, 17 albums into a career marked by personal revelation and wildly loyal fans, David continues to find and deliver joy, inspiration, and invention.
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Mon, Jun 24 | 8:30 PM
(7:30 PM
door)
Imperial State Electric
Imperial State Electric is a Swedish rock band by former front man of The Hellacopters Nicke Andersson
$15.00
Ballroom
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After the break-up of The Hellacopters in 2008, Andersson started to work on a solo album, recording all instruments of eight songs by himself, however Andersson changed his mind and decided that it would be better to form a band. Andersson recruited Dolf de Borst, Tobias Egge and Thomas Eriksson, all of which he had worked previouly with in Cold Ethyl, a cover band he formed shortly after the break-up of The Hellacopters. During the recording of the bands self titled album Andersson also enlisted help from several old friends, including Dregen, Anders Lindström, Robert Pehrsson, Neil Leyton and others. While Andersson insists that Imperial State Electric is a band and not a solo career or a side project he also acknowledges the fact that the band might have a revolving line-up of members including himself on drums instead of guitar.
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Mon, Jun 24 | 8:30 PM
(7:30 PM
door)
Night Beds
Jenny O.
Strongheart
$10.00
Tavern
| All Ages
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The creative voice of Night Beds, Winston Yellen, hails from Nashville by way of Colorado Springs. The 23 year-old songwriter boasts a new, great American voice that marks him out as a singular talent. Think of a space between Mark Kozelek, Gram Parsons and the dreamier side of My Morning Jacket; a heavenly place of pure country soul. On first single "Even If We Try", Yellen makes a stunning first step and displays his extraordinary vocal skills. The a-side slowly builds in force from a wistful lullaby to an unexpectedly buoyant climax. "Even If We Try" was recorded in a self-built studio in the former home of Johnny Cash and June Carter located in Hendersonville, TN. Jenny O. Strongheart
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Tue, Jun 25 | 8 PM
(7 PM
door)
John Fullbright
Sam Doores + Riley Downing & The Tumbleweeds
Newcastle New Music Night
Primarily seated, general admission
$15.00
Ballroom
| All Ages
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John Fullbright burst upon the Southwest music scene in 2009 with a stellar live album recorded at the Blue Door, the legendary venue in Oklahoma City. From his home in Okemah, Oklahoma—also the hometown of Woody Guthrie—Fullbright had already honed his songwriting and playing skills to a degree that he was a favorite at festival campgrounds before he was even out of high school. Quickly produced as a “calling card” for the 2009 Folk Alliance Conference, Live at the Blue Door went on to set sales records at WoodyFest, the annual folk festival honoring Woody Guthrie.
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Tue, Jun 25 | 9 PM
(8:30 PM
door)
EMEFE
(Afro rock from NYC
feat. members of Antibalas)
$10.00
Tavern
| All Ages
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Wed, Jun 26 | 9 PM
(8 PM
door)
Red Meat
Jim Marunich & Coaltown
$8.00
Tavern
| All Ages
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Red Meat began in a Mission District garage in 1993. But they trace their musical roots much farther back – to the hard honky tonk songs of their youths in Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Ohio, as well as the rock music of the 60s and 70s that they grew up with. Throw in the Ozark gospel harmonies from Scott Young's childhood, and you have the basic backbone of the Red Meat sound. It was this sound that they unleashed on an unsuspecting San Francisco still reeling from the demise of a strong 80s punk rock scene. And in a city known for its unusual music and its off-kilter bands, Red Meat did the craziest thing yet: they returned to their roots, writing and performing hard Bakersfield-style country music to sometimes dumbfounded early audiences.
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Thu, Jun 27 | 8 PM
(7 PM
door)
Bill Kirchen
& Too Much Fun
Charles Hill Jr.
$15.00 adv / $18.00 dos
Ballroom
| All Ages
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Sat, Jun 29 | 12 PM–5 PM
(12 PM
door)
Rock N' Roll Flea Market
We are looking for sellers with reasonably priced (i.e. non-retail) vintage clothing, housewares, art, memorabilia, & records.
Interested vendors call: (216) 383-1124
Or call This Way Out: (216) 458-1156
Free Admission
Ballroom
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$30.00 Floor Tables
$20.00 Stage Tables
Load in TBA
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