dead western Sunday, October 12, 2008 Time: 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: not available
DEAD WESTERN, INVISIBLE BOY, +TBA. Sink into the psychedelic space between awake and alive, turn to your neighbor and say "hello!", notice that we're all little pieces of the same.
Midweek Bracer Wednesday, October 15, 2008 Time: 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: not available
The Acadia Cafe is now located in the old Riverside Cafe building on the West Bank on the corner of Cedar and Riverside Avenues.
There has been a slight change in the admissions process, DEMO is now asking for a $5 donation from everyone over 12 years old, to benefit the artists, venue, and organization.
Line-up:
David Afdahl;
Michele Lynn;
Dustin Thomas (and band);
The Kredentials
!!!!!!ZOMBIE PUB CRAWL!!!!!! GBP (presents) True Zombies from the Midwest.
Music will start at 8 p.m. w/ The Hunger Bone (8 p.m.); along with soulful acoustic performances by Lovely Houses (Indianopolis, IN); Joan Coffey (all the way from Ireland); the return of Midway Folk ; and perhaps a special guest to close out the evening.
Music is free, drinks are extra!
*myspace.com/graveyardbluesproject*
tyler burkum Monday, October 20, 2008 Time: 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: not available
Tyler Burkum with special guest Skypiper.
Midweek Bracer Wednesday, October 22, 2008 Time: 8:00 PM to 12:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: not available
The Acadia Cafe is now located in the old Riverside Cafe building on the West Bank on the corner of Cedar and Riverside Avenues.
There has been a slight change in the admissions process, DEMO is now asking for a $5 donation from everyone over 12 years old, to benefit the artists, venue, and organization.
Line-up:
John Wills;
Bill Geezy;
Fran King & Duncan Maitland (Dublin, Ireland);
Ben Glaros
Midweek Bracer Wednesday, October 29, 2008 Time: 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: not available
The Acadia Cafe is now located in the old Riverside Cafe building on the West Bank on the corner of Cedar and Riverside Avenues.
There has been a slight change in the admissions process, DEMO is now asking for a $5 donation from everyone over 12 years old, to benefit the artists, venue, and organization.
Line-up:
Daniel Christian (NE);
Nic Garcia;
Debra Hadraba;
Russ Brown & the Filibusters;
Major 5th
Major5th Thursday, October 30, 2008 Time: 11:00 PM to 12:00 PM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: All Ages
This will be an acoustic set. There will be other bands playing.
Jaspar Lepak Saturday, November 01, 2008 Time: 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: not available
Song Town Saloon with "Sneaky" Pete Bauer and Jaspar Lepak, every first Saturday of the month. Special guests are Musical Comedian, Dean Johnson, and Nikki and the RueMates.
Nikki Matteson with Rich Rue Saturday, November 01, 2008 Time: 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: 21 and Up
Song Town Saloon with our friends "Sneaky" Pete Bauer and Jaspar Lepak, every first Saturday of the month. Special guests are Musical Comedian, Dean Johnson, and us!!!
Non Smoking
TBA
if interested in performing email..
paul[at]morecowbell.net
The Milltown Band Monday, November 03, 2008 Time: 7:00 PM to 7:45 PM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: 18 and Up
Acoustic showcase presented by Michael Kac includes
Michael Kac Monday, November 03, 2008 Time: 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: All Ages
Twin Cities Acoustic Showcase
KFAI Saturday, November 08, 2008 Time: 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: not available
KFAI's Roots Saturday
KFAI Roots Saturday presents a CD RELEASE PARTY for THE GET-RITES new release “Tin Roof Sky”, Saturday, November 8. Opening the evening will be the MARK THOMAS STOCKERT BAND.
Since their conception in 2005 The Get-Rites have released three critically acclaimed CD's (Driven to my Knees, Side Show Revival and Pedal Steel Heaven) and now their fourth, Tin Rook Sky, which takes their sound to a new level.
Carrying on in the raucous gospel twang tradition of The Louvin Brothers, Gram Parsons, and Uncle Tupelo, The Get-Rites (Tom Feldmann on guitar and vocals, Paul Liebenow on upright bass and drummer Jed Staack) present a fresh, inspirational batch of country-blues-tinged material that melds, molds, and mixes all of those various influences with their own inimitable flair for lyrical intelligence, musical complexity, and soulful experimentation.
Described as, "masters of Americana music" (Dirty Linen Magazine), "authentic, retrospective and thought provoking" (AmericanaUK), "deserving all the publicity they can get" (Blues Revue Magazine), The Get-Rites are intent on spreading the Good News in song with their unique mixture of old school dirty, back-woods blues and shimmering, sloe-eyed country ballads.
Over the past ten years, Tom Feldmann has been touring both solo and fronting the Get-Rites, covering the continental U.S. and Canada sharing stages with BR5-49, David Lindley, Bastard Sons Of Johnny Cash, the Lee Boys, Kraig Johnson (Run Westy Run, The Jayhawks, Golden Smog), Dan Bern, Randy Stonehill, "Catfish" Keith, John Munson (Semisonic), Steve James, and many others.
Mark Thomas Stockert draws upon the cathartic inspiration your parents never warned you about. Stockert’s worked with several Twin Cities luminaries including Dave Schultz (The Nixon Pupils), Peter J. Sands (The Honeydogs), Peter Leggett (Heiruspecs), and Eclectone partner, Scott LeGere.
He describes his most recent release “Chatelaine Saloon as a process that consisted mainly of drinking, jamming, and "seeing what happens." What happened might be the sparsest record ever to credit 14 musicians (Stockert calls them the House of Strange Sounds Players) in its liner notes. It's a who's-who list of local alt-country players, culling talent from Big Ditch Road, Bellwether, and the Honeydogs.
"Someone told me it was Hank Williams meets Pink Floyd," Stockert says, and I agree, although Stockert's whispery baritone feels closer to Leonard Cohen's. Not that stretching for artistic reference points is even worth doing.
*KFAI's Root Music Saturdays" take place the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.
Curator and host of tonight’s show is JACKSON BUCK, host of KFAI's Monday morning’s roots/Americana show “FREEWHEELIN”.
Music starts at 9:00 and there is no cover charge.
More information is available at www.kfai.org
Midweek Bracer Wednesday, November 12, 2008 Time: 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM Cover Charge: $0.00 Ages: All Ages
GBP (presents) True Music from the Midwest.
This month's showcase features: Steve Barber (from Lame Johhny Creek); Sara Groban; and Driving Sleepy
check out myspace.com/graveyardbluesproject for more info.
SUPPORT ORIGINAL MUSIC!
This is a free show, but a 2 drink minimum is encouraged for those over 21.
