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Wed, 1 April 2009 UNWED SAILOR (Ex- Pedro The Lion) / SOUND AND SHAPE / BAAK GWAI
Wednesday Apr 1, 2009 8:00 PM
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Born
in Seattle in 1998 at the tender age of intent, Unwed Sailor is helmed
by Oklahoma-born songwriter Johnathon Ford. The basis for the
instrumental project came into being while Ford was still writing with
Seattle luminaries Roadside Monument. Pulling towards a bass
guitar-oriented sound, the songs he had begun to craft did not fully
feel right for Roadside Monument, thus the unbeknownst predestined
forming of Unwed Sailor. Not aiming for Unwed Sailor to fall into the
regular confines of a typical band, Ford’s ever evolving cast and crew
has been tirelessly composed over the years of good friends and
company. With numerous tours in the U.S. and Europe, the band has
traveled almost as much as it has evolved.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $8; Doors at 8pm.
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Steak Verhooven presents: "THE ROOM" 8 pm/ Free to Film Club Members.
Thursday Apr 2, 2009 8:00 PM
Don't miss this screening of the world's newest and most rapidly-spreading cult classic.
At its core, The Room tells a story about a successful and selfless man who is betrayed by his unfaithful wife and by his best friend. That's unimportant. What is important is that The Room succeeds in failing in practically every way imaginable. The driving force behind this camp masterpiece is its star and creator, Tommy Wiseau. Sort of a Christopher Walken-meets-Jean Claude Van Damme-meets-the Russian mafia, Wiseau shows no restraint portraying the main character with a strong, sexy, and even Christ-like persona. He's shameless, too--putting himself into multiple sex-scenes and placing his work alongside Tennessee Williams.
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KIDS GOT THE DISCO 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY w/ guest DJ MR.BIGGS!!
Friday Apr 3, 2009 9:00 PM
KGTD CELEBRATES ONE YEAR OF ROCKIN' THIS TOWN! IT'S GONNA BE HUGE!!
with NASTIQUE DJ CHARLES III and SPECIAL GUEST: DJ MR. BIGGS from SAN DIEGO!!
$5 / 9PM / 18+
STAY TUNED FOR MORE DETAILS...
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Black Warrior Riverkeeper Benefit Concert with Locust Fork Band
Saturday Apr 4, 2009 3:00 PM
The
Locust Fork Band will play a charity concert for Black Warrior
Riverkeeper at Bottletree Café from 3-6pm on Saturday, April 4th. Named
after the Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River, this legendary
Alabama rock and country band hopes the event will raise funds and
awareness for watershed protection.
This event offers an added
bonus in that it will take place during the day, and therefore children
are welcome. The optional admission fee -- a suggested $10 donation
Black Warrior Riverkeeper at the door -- will be waived for anyone
under age 18!
Visit their website at www.blackwarriorriver.org.
For more information contact Charles Scribner, Director of Development:
(205) 458-0095, info@blackwarriorriver.org.
3-6pm $10 suggested donation All ages welcome!
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BLIZTKRIEG BIRMINGHAM: A BOTTLETREE TRIBUTE TO THE RAMONES!
Saturday Apr 4, 2009 8:00 PM
Hey
Ho! Let's Go. We're doing a tribute night to America's finest punk rock
institution since leather jackets and jeans with holes in the knees.
Please come pay your 3 chord homage to America's most quintessential
band.
To signup to have your band play, email
brian@secrethistoryproductions.com. Each band will perform 3-4 songs
(only Ramones, duh--you'd be amazed with questions I get) and need to
email their song choices ahead of time to minimize repeat selections.
That's it. Thanks again. Should be a fun one. Gabba Gabba Hey!
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SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: MARIA TAYLOR / THE WHISPERTOWN 2000 / THE GRENADINES
Tuesday Apr 7, 2009 8:00 PM
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Birmingham native Maria Taylor returns to Bottletree in support of her new album, "LadyLuck".
Though
much of the deliciously diverse LadyLuck is inspired by the end of a
relationship, it’s not dripping with sadness and grief, nor is it
in-your-face empowering. Rather, Taylor strikes a stunning balance
between melancholy (aching strings, hushed vocals) and uplifting
(rolling rhythms, shimmering keys), highlighted by sharp lyrics that
draw optimism out of sadness. This is not a woman down on her luck.
The
Whispertown 2000 is such a fitting name for a whole bunch of reasons.
Morgan Nagler, (lead vocals, guitar) has been whispering for years
before making this record. For the longest time, her songs were only
heard in the most casual settings; passing the guitar in a circle in
someone’s living room, barely singing above the crackle of firewood or
clinking bottles.
This show is for ages 18+; Doors at 8pm. Tickets for this show are $10 ADV; $12 DOS.
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SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: DAN DEACON & ENSEMBLE / FUTURE ISLANDS / TEETH MOUNTAIN
Wednesday Apr 8, 2009 8:00 PM
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Dan
Deacon has garnered a reputation in the underground as an intense
performer and classic showman. The table top full of pedals, sine wave
generator, vocoder and casio blasting through the PA, joined by a
makeshift light board with various bulbs and green skull strobe light,
make his all out dance-til-you-drop performance a complete experience.
This show is for ages 18+; tickets are $10.
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VULTURE WHALE / THE DIRTY LUNGS / THE SECRET DANGERS
Thursday Apr 9, 2009 8:00 PM
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BHAM.FM PRESENTS: VULTURE WHALE / THE DIRTY LUNGS / THE SECRET DANGERS
This show is for ages 18 and up; Doors at 8pm. Tickets for this show are $6.
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MAUM PRESENTS: THEMSELVES (ANTICON / SUBTLE)
Friday Apr 10, 2009 8:00 PM
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After
a seven-year hiatus, Themselves return on a rampage of heady rap wrung
from hardworking hands. Of course, the duo of Jeffrey “Jel” Logan and
Adam “Doseone” Drucker are never too far from the frontlines of good
art and honest music.
Last year, their Subtle sextet released
its third album, the critically acclaimed and wildly adventurous
ExitingARM, and a 2005 collaboration with Germany’s the Notwist yielded
the cult gem 13 & God. Now, hungrier than ever, Themselves are here
to scrawl a bold new chapter across rap’s too-stale tome. Furthermore,
they set out to accomplish this feat unadorned, returning to hip-hop’s
most cardinal and carnal form, the number two: the DJ and the
MC—neck-snapping beats and precision prose—accompanied by a little
righteous indignation, of course.
This show is for ages 18+; Doors at 8pm. Tickets for this show are $8 Advanced, $10 Day of.
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SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: THE LIFE AND TIMES / MT. ST. MTN.
Saturday Apr 11, 2009 8:00 PM
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Since
August of 2005, The Life and Times has played over 200 shows in support
of their debut full-length release Suburban Hymns (DeSoto) on US tours
with bands like the Appleseed Cast, Murder By Death, Pelican, Mono,
Sparta, Pinback, Engine Down, and William Elliot Whitmore.
The
Magician EP, their fourth overall release, is a fad-free snapshot of a
band that’s constantly morphing from a dragon, to a butterfly, to
blinding white light, to a bird, to Godzilla, and back again, often
within the space of just one song. RIYLs don't do the band justice from
a recorded or live standpoint, but suffice it to say that the sound on
the Magician EP puts them in company with artists like Pink Floyd,
Slowdive, My Bloody Valentine, Swervedriver, Built to Spill and just a
pinch of early U2. Domo.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Doors at 8pm; $8/10.
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SHOUT G+L FILM FEST PRESENTS: "WERE THE WORLD MINE"
Monday Apr 13, 2009 7:00 PM
SHOUT
G+L FILM FEST PRESENTS: WERE THE WORLD MINE If High School Musical
indulged in flights of homoerotic fancy it might look something like
Were the World Mine. In this musical comedy of errors director Tom
Gustafson draws inspiration from an ever more timeless source:
Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Limited seating available. All seating is unreserved. Food and Drink Specials from 5-7pm.
Doors open at 5 p.m / Film starts at 7 p.m $10 advance / $12 day of event Students and SHOUT members are always $7
ADV. TICKETS ONLY AVAILABLE @ www.bhamshout.com
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MUSIC SNOB TRIVIA NIGHT
Tuesday Apr 14, 2009 8:00 PM
Come
test your rock knowledge with Kim and Brooks for Scrollworks, a very
worthwhile musical charity. Don't be intimidated, there are a wide
variety of questions and most people do better than they think. And
even if you come out alone, we'll set you up with a team--or feel free
to go it solo. We promise you'll have a great time and hear even better
tunes. Please come out--again, it's for very worthwhile local cause.
8pm / $2 suggested donation
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OPEN MIC NIGHT hosted by Duquette Johnston and Jody Nelson
Wednesday Apr 15, 2009 8:00 PM
8pm 18 and up Free
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Sat, 28 February 2009 SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: THERESA ANDERSSON / SLOW MASTERS
Saturday Feb 28, 2009 8:00 PM
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Raised
in Sweden and based in New Orleans, Theresa Andersson got her start
recording sweet harmonies in her own kitchen. Equally influenced by
folk music and Motown, her music quickly attracted the support of her
city's icons, Dr. John and Allen Toussaint among them.
Sampling
Smokey Johnson's "I Can't Help It" while channeling the bluesy strength
of Dusty Springfield, Andersson crafts a bit of a '60s revival in
"Birds Fly Away." Handclaps, soda bottles and dulcimers join an arsenal
of guitar, violin, drums and tambourine. In concert, she performs
without a backing band; instead, she re-creates her lush sound using a
two-tiered panel of foot pedals, sampling herself and looping her
sounds.
The result is a choreographed dance accompanying each
song; unique and spontaneous. By layering one effect atop another,
Andersson heightens the anticipation, literally building songs from
scratch as she did in her kitchen.
This show is for ages 18+; $8; Doors at 8pm.
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BOTTLE-DOC. NIGHT: RELIGULOUS
Monday Mar 2, 2009 8:00 PM
The
documentary RELIGULOUS follows policical humorist and author Bill Mayer
("Real Time With Bill Mayer," "Politically Incorrect") as he travels
around the globe interviewing people about God and religion. Known for
his astute anayltical skills, irrerevent wit and his commitment to
never pulling a punch, Maher brings his characteristic honesty to an
unusual spiritual journey.
Directed by Larry Charles ("BORAT,"
"Curb Your Enthusiasm"), RELIGULOUS will mark Charles' first feature
project since the critically acclaimed, wildly successful BORAT.
This film is free and will begin at 8pm.
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SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: MATT & KIM / P.S. ELLIOT
Tuesday Mar 3, 2009 8:00 PM
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First
off a note of warning: Matt and Kim aren’t a typical band and this
isn’t going to read like your average biography. For example, although
Matt and Kim know they met while taking classes at Pratt Institute in
New York, Kim’s not sure what year she graduated, let alone when they
decided to start playing music as a two-piece. What they do know is
that when Matt and Kim started out approximately four years ago, they
had no idea how to play their respective instruments—a fact that makes
the band’s success story almost as unique as their distinctive brand of
synth-and-drums dance punk.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $10.
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ROCK PAPER ROCK PRESENTS: TAPES 'N TAPES / WILD LIGHT / THE PHOTONICAS
Wednesday Mar 4, 2009 8:00 PM
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Tapes
'n Tapes gained popularity very rapidly after a series of write-ups on
music blogs, first on EAR FARM and then on sites such as Music For
Robots and Gorilla vs. Bear, leading many to cite them as one of the
most recognizable examples of the "blog band" phenomenon. However, it
wasn't until The Loon received a favorable review from Pitchfork Media,
including a "best new music" commendation, that the band truly started
to find success. Tapes 'n Tapes have received favorable reviews from
other critics, and have been compared to such alternative bands as
Pixies and Pavement, or the recent alt-pop phenomenon Clap Your Hands
Say Yeah.
Doors at 8pm 18 and up Tickets are $12
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ROCK PAPER ROCK PRESENTS: KIDS GOT THE DISCO w/ NASTIQUE / DJ CHARLES III / DJ COCO
Friday Mar 6, 2009 9:00 PM
HEY KIDS!!! KGTD IS BACK AT BOTTLETREE AND IS 18+!!! JANUARY KGTD WAS HUGE!! AND THERE AIN'T NO STOPPING US NOW!!
Nastique
and Dj Charles III are gonna party like it's 2009! and of course the
ATF Dance Squad will be there to get the party started!! KGTD is the
CRAZIEST dance party in town so don't miss out!!
you know the drill...
doors at 9pm 18 and up (I.D. required) $5 at the door
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SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: BLITZEN TRAPPER / ALELA DIANE
Saturday Mar 7, 2009 8:00 PM
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Blitzen
Trapper is a group of native Northwesterners, most of whom grew up in
Salem, Oregon. They have lived and played together in Portland since
2000. Critics and fans have compared their music to just about
everything; there have been calls to coin a new genre. After
self-releasing Wild Mountain Nation in June of 2007, the group ventured
beyond the West Coast for the first time to tour extensively in Europe
and North America. Furr their first Sub Pop release.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $10 ADV, $12 DOS.
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THE BOX GAME by Lukas Geronimas and David Horvitz
Monday Mar 9, 2009 8:00 PM
What do you think is in the box? What do you want it to be?
Come and play the box game!
The
Box Game is the traveling stage of a larger artwork called 'What's in
the Box'. In the month of March a black box will be taken to various
locations throughout the United States and Canada by Lukas Geronimas
and David Horvitz. At each location they will set up a game that asks
people what they think is in the box.
All ballots will be
collected, analyzed and statistically interpreted to determine what is
in the box. With these results what has been collectively imagined to
be in the box will be constructed. All players who provide contact
information will receive a gift during the final stage. The final stage
of The Box Game will be an exhibition.
Your guess will be part of it. Your vote counts.
'What's
in the Box' is the inaugural exhibition for Black Hole Space, a
traveling art venue conceived by Joshua Kit Clayton and Curated by
Terri C. Smith.
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MUSIC SNOB TRIVIA NIGHT
Tuesday Mar 10, 2009 8:00 PM
Come
test your rock knowledge with Kim and Brooks for Scrollworks, a very
worthwhile musical charity. Don't be intimidated, there are a wide
variety of questions and most people do better than they think. And
even if you come out alone, we'll set you up with a team--or feel free
to go it solo. We promise you'll have a great time and hear even better
tunes. Please come out--again, it's for very worthwhile local cause.
8pm / $2 suggested donation
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HYMNS / DEATH ON TWO WHEELS / THE BRIDGES
Wednesday Mar 11, 2009 8:00 PM
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Hymns
uses a type of rich and evocative story telling that could only come
from the South. The songs have a rollicking, classic sound, rich with
instrumentation and full of reflective lyrical vignettes. Originally
from North Carolina and Texas, Hymns is now based in New York City.
Death
On Two Wheels makes rock ’n’ roll dangerous again, with slurry-blurry
lyrics, half-cocked dreamspeak of portents and regret, and a formidable
guitar attack that recalls the nasty duels Allen Collins waged with
Gary Rossington before Skynyrd’s final plane ride.
From
Oxford, Alabama, the new, old sound is full of the issues of youthful
life with a strange and compelling appeal to those who have gone this
way before. This masterful mix of pop, folk and indie rock leaves you
confident and expectant. Get ready to enjoy these fresh songs that
carry the listener through a wonderful range of sound and emotion
introducing- The Bridges.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $8. Doors at 8pm.
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SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: WOVENHAND / ACROSS TUNDRAS / DEN OF LIONS
Thursday Mar 12, 2009 8:00 PM
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Like a welcome draught from a bottomless well, David Eugene Edwards (also frontman
of acclaimed band 16 Horsepower), sings untamed and mercy-drenched
songs for thirsty listeners. The grandson of a Nazarene preacher,
Edwards dropped out of a Colorado high school to play music. He is
known for an immense personal humility—a contrast to his stark lyrics
about the wretched state of humanity, although he is the first to tell
you that he is singing to himself. This paradoxical nature inspires
such formidable listeners as Flemish choreographer and filmmaker Wim
Vandekeybus, who based the score of the dance production “Blush” on the
2003 Wovenhand album Blush Music (Sounds Familyre).
Nashville's Across Tundras and Birmingham's Den of Lions will open.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $8.
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THE BROKEN LETTERS / MODEL CITIZEN / THE DIRTY LUNGS
Friday Mar 13, 2009 9:00 PM
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Come out to Bottletree to support The Broken Letters as they set out for their spring tour.
Model Citizen and The Dirty Lungs will be there too.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $8.
Doors at 8pm; show at 9pm.
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SECRET HISTORY PRESENTS: VETIVER / SIAN ALICE GROUP / ANDY'S TEA PARTY
Sunday Mar 15, 2009 8:00 PM
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Vetiver’s
Andy Cabic grew up in northern Virginia and spent a few years in
Greensboro, North Carolina, playing guitar, writing music and recording
as a member of The Raymond Brake, which is where he first met future
Vetiver members Trippe and Dunn. After moving to San Francisco, Cabic
helped form the rock band Tussle, and at the same time began recruiting
other local musicians, friends and confederates, including Colm
O'Ciosoig (My Bloody Valentine), Hope Sandoval (Mazzy Star), Devendra
Banhart, and Joanna Newsom, among others, to record the 2004 debut
Vetiver.
Vetiver's songs have been described as "dreamy, gentle
songs that George Harrison would have written in some sunny country
garden."
Vetiver is currently on Sub Pop Records.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $10.
Doors at 8pm.
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ROCK PAPER ROCK PRESENTS: THE DEATH SET / TEAM ROBESPIERRE / NINJASONIK / TOTALLY MICHAEL / CEREBRAL BALLZY
Monday Mar 16, 2009 8:00 PM
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You
may...correction...you WILL remember The Death Set and Team Robespierre
if you were at Bottletree this Summer for the F*** Yeah Fest! Australia
to Baltimore transplants THE DEATH SET are Devo for 21st attention
spans and TEAM ROBESPIERRE is one of the best dance-punk bands out
there!
Also playing this show is Ninjasonik, Totally Michael and Cerebral Ballzy.
Please,
please DON'T COME TO THIS SHOW if you're not into dancing, having fun.
It would be a waste of your time and money and you would DEFINITELY
have fun. doors at 8pm. 18 and up.
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HUMAN HIGHWAY / THE MAGIC / COTTON JONES
Saturday Mar 21, 2009 8:00 PM
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Incepted
by a mutual admiration for each others musical guile, Islands member
and lyrical artisan Nick Thorburn and the resourceful folk craftsman
Jim Guthrie, have spliced their creative juices together for their
musical endeavor Human Highway. While tepidly joyous, Human Highway
resembles the audible components of both artist's musical day jobs as
it pushes itself into a sonic sphere of lush harmonics that are
reminiscent of 50's/60's doo wop i.e the Everly Brothers.
Cotton
Jones' Michael Nau (formerly of Page France) and Whitney McGraw have
hearts - huge, questioning hearts - full of music that mixes elements
of soul, rock and gospel into a gauzy cocoon of small-town sound.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $10.
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YOUNG WIDOWS / MY DISCO / ARCLIGHT
Monday Mar 23, 2009 8:00 PM
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The
DC/Chicago/Louisville connection has been long-standing triangle of
similar ideas, ethics and sounds, and Louisville, Kentucky’s Young
Widows keep that spirit alive. Of course, the inventive guitar work, a
signature of guitarist/vocalist Evan Patterson’s bands throughout his
years in Breather Resist, Black Cross and The National Acrobat, is
still intact and at its peak here. It’s basically solid, grooving,
hypnotic, heavy noise-rock… The comparisons are for reference only.
This is a different band, a different sound, a different idea: Young
Widows.
MY DISCO, a reductive art-rock trio, is a Melbourne
based collaboration between Liam Andrews, Rohan Rebeiro and Ben Andrews
that formed in Australia in 2003. Their music is both a mirror of
discipline and its inversion, with unsettling one or two note drills.
Tickets for this show are $8. This show is for ages 18 and up.
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PHOSPHORESCENT / DEER TICK / MEGAFAUN
Tuesday Mar 24, 2009 8:00 PM
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Musicians
often head to New York, it‘s a familiar story. But something magical
happened when Matthew Houck picked up stakes halfway and moved to
Brooklyn from Athens, Georgia.
Raised in Alabama, Houck has
always made music steeped in the Southern-gothic tradition, a sweet
American folk soaked in atmosphere like a pound cake in rum. Our
weary-voiced bandleader cemented his reputation for making masterpiece
albums filled with hallelujahs for both grace and tragedy with songs
that swung from ramshackle and joyous to broken and pleading in the
space of a prayer. The live show swung along this arc ñ with Houck
sometimes backed by up to 14 or 15 members ñ creating a full-blown,
shambling, marching-brass-band-revival-tent celebration.
Phosphorescent will be on tour in support of the new album To Willie due out on February 3rd.
Brooklyn's Deer Tick and Durham's Megafaun are set to open.
This show is for ages 18 and up. Tickets for this show are $10. Doors at 8pm.
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Comedy Central featured Comedian: PAUL F. TOMPKINS (of MR. SHOW / BEST WEEK EVER / TENACIOUS D) and musical guests SWORN ENEMIES
Saturday Mar 28, 2009 9:00 PM
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Paul
F. Tompkins is very funny. A Comedy Central featured comedian, he is a
regular on VH1's "Best Week Ever" and has been on Mr. Show, Tenacious
D, The Late Show with Conan O'Brian, and The Daily Show as well as
several movies to include "Magnolia", "Anchorman: The Legend of Rob
Burgandy", "Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny" and "There Will Be
Blood".
Musical guests SWORN ENEMIES will open.
Doors at 9:00pm.
This show is for ages 18 and up.
Tickets for this show are $15 ADV and $17DOS. Save a few bucks and purchase your tickets at Bottletree.
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MUSIC SNOB TRIVIA NIGHT
Tuesday Mar 31, 2009 8:00 PM
Come
test your rock knowledge with Kim and Brooks for Scrollworks, a very
worthwhile musical charity. Don't be intimidated, there are a wide
variety of questions and most people do better than they think. And
even if you come out alone, we'll set you up with a team--or feel free
to go it solo. We promise you'll have a great time and hear even better
tunes. Please come out--again, it's for very worthwhile local cause.
8pm / $2 suggested donation
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