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The Domino Room was as packed as I’ve ever seen it last night for the much-anticipated G. Love and Special Sauce show.
I’m not all that hot on the fact that we’ve now in September. In fact, I feel like I’ve had my summer stolen by some invisible fun-and-sun-tan-hating bandit.
After several months of preparation, Empty Space Orchestra finally has a new website up and running. It’s got some nice bells and whistles, but far and away the sweetest thing about the new site is a free download of the band’s show at McMenamins on July 22.
Normal 0 0 1 109 623 The Source Weekly 5 1 765 11.1282 0 0 0 I was wandering downtown on Saturday night and heard an indistinguishably rocking sound flowing out of the open door of the Silver Moon Brewing Co.
I’ll have a full review of the Ween show in the Sound Check section of the paper this week, but here is a video of the quirky band playing “Roses are Free” on Friday night to a large and clearly dedicated throng of fans. [video:http://www.
Normal 0 0 1 802 4576 The Source Weekly 38 9 5619 11.1282 0 0 0 Ween: Tonight at the Les Schwab Amphitheater, 6:30pm show.
I just got word from the people over at Random Presents that Hill Country Revue, a Mississippi-style blues act comprised of some familiar faces is booked for the Domino Room for September 17.The band is a spin-off of North Mississippi All-Stars, including two thirds of that duo in Cody Dickinson and Chris Chew.
Hello, friends. I just got back into town from a pleasant vacation and am digging through e-mails, returning phone calls and other “welcome back to reality” tasks and just noticed a link from filmmaker and friend Tim Cash who shot and edited this footage from Sunday’s Matt Lewis Band show at the Les Schwab Amphitheater.
Tuesday night is about to roll around and with the Elks having finished for the season, that leaves few options to fill your evening. Yeah, you could go see Inglorious Basterds (which you should because it was great!) or another end-of-summer flick, but for only $5 you could rock out to some sweet and soulful indie rock at Rise Up International.
I’ve been keeping an ear out as information about the secondinstallment of the Moon Mountain Rambler's very own music festival, the Moon Mountain Festival rolls out, and tonight finally got confirmation that the two-day event at Elk Lake over Labor Day Weekend is not only a go, but will be free this year.
Last year, the Moon Mountain Fest shocked the pants right off of me, turning out to be one of the most laid-back yet high-quality music events of 2008's summer.
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