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06/10/2023

Minneapolis: June 28 to June 30

06/28 Trevor Hall and The Great In-Between with The California Honeydrops
at Palace Theatre

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Trevor Hall, Granada- Lawrence, The South Carolina singer-songwriter with his signature fusion of folk, roots, and reggae has returned to the road on the An Evening in a Blue Sky Mind Tour. Hall is set to share his fan-favorite hits, anthems …

Pacesetter, the George Perez fanzine, is available again

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George Perez

As you know, we’re big George Perez fans, so it’s with a sad note that I pass along George’s statement about his retirement. After this 2019 convention…

Comic book creator George Perez died last year, but his works are still being celebrated by fans and publishers. Yesterday (June 9), was Perez’s birthday, and the fanzine Pacesetter was resurrected with all of its back issues available for purchase now.

If you didn’t know, DC Comics’ legal team filed a copyright strike against the fanzine publisher Tony Lorenz in May 2021. So, for the first time in two years, the fanzine is available again.

Details from thegeorgeperez.com:

From Marcus Mebes

PACESETTER: THE GEORGE PEREZ MAGAZINE #4 (Jul 2004)
Tony Lorenz

In observance of George's birthday, the PACESETTER team will be making selected back issues of PACESETTER available through lulu.com. These will last for as long as they do, until the issues are taken down. They can only be ordered online at the link below:

lulu.com/spotlight/pacesetter

Issues are already being uploaded, and as long as Lulu doesn't get heavy-handed again and take down the account, the issues will be available. Grab 'em while you can. They're being priced as low as possible to make sure as many folks can get them as possible!

Please share this info!

Thanks everyone,
Marcus Mebes, Tony Lorenz, and David Pérez

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details from lulu

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06/09/2023

The Sisters of Mercy at Uptown Theater, Kansas City MO (2023-06-08)

THE SISTERS OF MERCY SETLIST

Don't Drive on Ice
Ribbons
Alice
I Will Call You
But Genevieve
Dominion/Mother Russia
Summer
Show Me
Marian
More
Instrumental 86
Doctor Jeep / Detonation Boulevard
Eyes of Caligula
Something Fast
Here
On the Beach
When I'm on Fire

Encore:
Lucretia My Reflection
Temple of Love
This Corrosion

A PRIMITVE EVOLUTION SETLIST

Who's Your Maker?
The Beauty
Close Your Eyes
Ghosts
Dead Skies
Becoming
Echo

THE SISTERS OF MERCY Tour Dates

June 09 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium
June 11 Guadalajara Mexico C3 Stage
June 13 Ciudad de México Mexico Circo Volador
June 16 Santiago Chile Club Chocolate
June 18 São Paulo Brazil Tokio Marine Hall
September 22 London UK The Roundhouse *
September 23 London UK The Roundhouse *
September 26 Amsterdam NL Paradiso *
September 27 Utrecht NL Tivoli Vredenburg *
September 29 Münster Germany Jovel Music Hall *
September 30 Esch-sur-Alzette Luxembourg Rockhal *
October 02 Hannover Germany Capitol *
October 03 Hamburg Germany Docks *
October 05 Berlin Germany Columbiahalle *
October 06 Leipzig Germany Haus Auensee *
October 08 Köln Germany Carlswerk Victoria *
October 09 Wiesbaden Germany Schlachthof *
October 11 Budapest Hungary Dürer Kert *
October 12 Praha Czech Republic Lucerna Music Bar *
October 14 Würzburg Germany Posthalle *
October 15 Stuttgart Germany LKA Longhorn *
October 17 Lyon France Le Transbordeur *
October 18 Paris France La Cigale *
October 20 Bordeaux France Le Krakatoa *
October 21 Toulouse France Le Bikini *
October 23 València Spain Sala Repvblicca *
October 24 Madrid Spain La Riviera *
October 26 Lisboa Portugal Lisboa Ao Vivo *
October 27 Porto Portugal Hard Club *
October 29 Bilbao Spain Sala Santana *
October 31 Genève Switzerland Alhambra *
November 02 Trezzo sull'Adda Italy Live Club *
November 03 Cesena Italy Teatro Verdi *
November 05 Zagreb Croatia Boćarski Dom *
November 06 Bratislava Slovakia Majestic Music Club *
November 08 Wien Austria Simm City *
November 11 Łódź Poland Sound Festival Wytwórnia *
November 12 Münster Germany Jovel Music Hall *
November 15 Bristol UK Marble Factory *
November 16 Wolverhampton UK KK's Steel Mill *
November 18 Newcastle UK NX *
November 19 Nottingham UK Rock City *
November 21 Manchester UK Academy *
November 22 Glasgow UK SWG3 *

(* - w/Virgin Marys)

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The Sisters of Mercy

The legendary goth-rockers just returned to the US to kick off their first state-side tour in nearly 15 years. Playing to a full house at The Fillmore Silver Springs...

Last album? 1990. Last US Tour?- 2008.

But The Sisters of Mercy returned to the live stage at the Uptown Theater in Kansas City, MO, like they've never been away for anywhere near that long. The goth rock pioneers are directly responsible for offshoot bands like The Mission (who themselves return finally to local stages this October) and Ghost Dance and have influenced countless others.

Following a well-received opening set from Toronto's A Primitive Evolution (the band was just here weeks ago supporting The Birthday Massacre in the venue next door), TSOM entered the already dim-lit stage, full of rolling fog that resembled the recent Canadian wildfire hazy skies, and took no musical prisoners.

The focused foursome (+ drum machine Doktor Avalanche, of course) went through a twenty-song curated set that was almost half culled from their three studio albums, and half were yet-to-be-released gems, to show the band hadn't been completely resting on any laurels.

File this under Bands We Never Thought We'd See Live- the joy of watching singer Andrew Eldritch stalk the stage darting in and out of the darkness and mist, was a rare live moment; one we hope will return again, much sooner than later.

More info to come!

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THE SISTERS OF MERCY have announced their first US tour in over 14 years: 19 dates, commencing on May 10, 2023.

For over four decades, The Sisters of Mercy (TSOM) have been an iconic force in underground music; defining, defying and denying numerous subgenres of rock and roll.

Their unique blend of punk-psychedelia, metal, dance beats and guttural growls have mesmerized the masses for several generations – and for many fans in the US, this will be their first ever opportunity to catch the band live.

In November 2022, TSOM announced their first live appearance on American soil since the second Bush administration.

Formed in Leeds, 1980, TSOM, while named after a Leonard Cohen song, took inspiration from such luminaries as Bowie, Slade and The Velvet Underground. But their closest sonic bedfellows are The Stooges, Motörhead and Suicide, the influence of which imbued the band with a distinct sound of their own when compared to others in the post-punk era.

1987’s Floodland was a massive breakthrough for the band, featuring epic tracks such as “Dominion,” “Lucretia My Reflection,” and, of course, 10+ minute opus “This Corrosion,” all three of which can still be heard on dance floors to date. 1990’s Vision Thing featured a harder, more metal-influenced sound, yet retained their trademark drum machine pummel and lyrical ambiguity.

The disingenuous nature of the music industry in the ‘90s left Andrew Eldritch with a distaste for the record business, shifting his focus to performing live in lieu of releasing recorded music. Yet, while TSOM have not released an LP since Vision Thing, their popularity and impact has only grown stronger over time, with their erudite rock and roll cacophony influencing countless bands over their tenure.

Recent live reviews have championed the show as the band’s strongest in years, with Eldritch supported by the stellar performances of Ben Christo, Dylan Smith, ‘Ravey’ Dave Creffield and, as ever, Doktor Avalanche. Add to this a cinematic light show and a set list of huge hits, deep cuts and acclaimed new tunes and you’ve got the recipe for a killer night.

(Click on any image to enlarge and see in full)

THE SISTERS OF MERCY

A PRIMITIVE EVOLUTION

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06/08/2023

Thee Sinseers and The Altons at the Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis (07 Jun 2023)

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Rudy De Anda

Rudy De Anda to open. Rudy De Anda’s latest single, “Cascading” (available on Karma Chief Records), is a modern take on mid-1970s Brazilian soul. …

Brody was at the “Spark of Soul” tour, featuring Thee Sinseers and The Altons, at the Cedar Cultural Center, in Minneapolis, last night.

Thee Sinseers is a large nine-piece soul band, while the The Altons are a five-piece soul rock group, but with a Latin-inspired rhythm.

Opening the show was Rudy de Anda, previously was in town with Ghost Funk Orchestra in April 2023.

The Altons Setlist

Intro
I Try
Going Nowhere
Cry For Me
Soon Enough
Darling Girl
In the Meantime
Thankful
Cancion
Tangled
Over and Over
Float
Gotcha
When You Go
Shiny

Remaining tour dates:

Jun 08 Turner Hall Ballroom Milwaukee, WI
Jun 09 HI-FI Indianapolis, IN
Jun 10 Thalia Hall Chicago, IL
Jun 14 Thunderbird Cafe & Music Hall Pittsburgh, PA
Jun 15 Brooklyn Made Brooklyn, NY
Jun 17 9:30 CLUB Washington, DC
Jun 18 The Ardmore Music Hall Ardmore, PA
Jul 02 Festival International de Jazz Montreal, QC
Aug 03 Pendarvis Farm Happy Valley, OR
Aug 05 Moore Theatre Seattle, WA
Aug 08 The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA
Aug 11 Vina Robles Amphitheatre Paso Robles, CA
Aug 13 Greek Theatre Los Angeles (LA), CA
Sep 03 Lemonade Park Kansas City, MO

Thee Sinseers and The Altons at the Cedar Cultural Center, in Minneapolis (07 Jun 2023)

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R.I.P. George Winston

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R.I.P. George Winston

The rural folk/New Age instrumental pianist and principal performer on the Windham Hill Records label George Winston passed away on Sunday in Williamsport at the age of 74 of cancer, according to his publicist Jesse Cutler.

Winston lived in Santa Cruz, CA and had dealt with several forms of cancer for years while continuing to create and perform his music which required among other forms of care, a bone marrow transplant a decade ago.

George Winston III was born on Feb. 11, 1949, in Hart, MI to George (a geologist) and Mary (a secretary) Winston, growing in Mississippi, Florida and especially Montana, which triggered an early love for nature that would be reflected in his recordings.

He took piano lessons as a child, soon losing interest but upon hearing The Doors’ debut album with opening track “‘Break On Through (to the Other Side),” his musical re-awakening was quickly in full bloom.

Inspired by that band’s Ray Manzarek, Winston took up the organ, but soon switched to piano after discovering vintage Fats Waller and Teddy Wilson recordings and remained principally self-taught.

His first album, 1972’s “Piano Solos” (aka Ballads and Blues, on Takoma Records), was mostly ignored and after negotiating with producer William Ackerman, found himself on the fledgling Windham Hill Records label, breaking through on 1980’s “Autumn,” a series of seven piano solo tracks all inspired by nature.

Winston continued the calendar theme with two 1982 albums, the holiday-themed “December” (which went more than 3x Platinum) and “Winter Into Spring,” and again with 1991’s “Summer.” In 1994, “Forest,” won a Grammy Award for Best New Age album and he would be nominated four other times.

He broadened his interests, recording for children on 1984’s “The Velveteen Rabbit” (with Meryl Streep as narrator) and returned to his early inspiration on 2002’s “Night Divides the Day: The Music of the Doors”, but perhaps was better known for his interpretations of the music of Vince Guaraldi, the jazz pianist who composed the familiar themes for the animated “Peanuts” television episodes.

In later years, he even did an album of harmonica solos, and formed a label to record a niche genre he admired, Hawaiian slack-key guitar. He would perform and compose minimalist pieces while recovering from cancer, in the medical center’s auditorium, and released a 2014 benefit album which would donate its proceeds to Los Angeles’ City of Hope.

2019’s “Restless Wind” paid tribute to influences Sam Cooke, Stephen Stills, George and Ira Gershwin, Country Joe McDonald, and others, and his 20^th studio album “Night” was just released last month, featuring originals and interpretations of Leonard Cohen, Laura Nyro, Alan Toussaint songs, and more. George Winston is survived by his sister.

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06/07/2023

We♥KC! June 9-15, 2023 Upcoming concerts/shows (Kansas City / Lawrence, KS)

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Weezer's singer Rivers Cuomo brought out his dad, Frank Cuomo, and they play "Back to the Shack". One of the most touching things I have witness in my many years of watching ...

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This week gets hot and heavy, especially at the beautiful Kauffman Center, where you might as well pitch a tent to be in line daily, as their week is chock-full of events!

The big show of course, will be Luke Combs and friends out at Arrowhead, but Starlight and KCLive! have some outdoor action as well, with the end of the week looking even busier.

A Tomlinson invasion too (singer Louis at Starlight and comedian Taylor downtown, no relation)!

Let’s take look at the Kansas City/ Lawrence KS metro musical happenings from June 9th-15th.

FRIDAY JUNE 9

Kansas City Jazz Orchestra- Riff Generation, Medallion Theater,$22.50 (kids free)

June installment featuring a new jazz ensemble that cultivates new music alongside Kansas City’s fabled heritage of the genre. Part of a stand-alone performance series of new, highly collaborative compositions in a modern examination of the Kansas City “riff style.” Musicians audition for a one-year residency and perform these works in a variety of settings. Ticket Link here.

Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears, Knuckleheads. $20

Melding together the sounds of gospel, funk, soul, blues, and garage-rock, NPR once exclaimed about him, "James Brown hasn't been reincarnated, but Black Joe Lewis sure does follow in his footsteps."

Last year’s The Difference Between Me & You is their fifth studio album. And while it’s an approach that might veer slightly from the typical sounds those who’ve followed the band are used to hearing, it was a conscious step in a new direction for Lewis. When asked, Lewis says he wanted to “make a more complex and reflective record” than he had before. We caught him live a decade ago in Minneapolis.

Arrive early for Special Guest Womanish Girl (aka Katy Guillen & Stephanie Williams). Guillen is an area favorite who we caught live in Lawrence at the end of last year and returns to this same venue in August as well.

SATURDAY JUNE 10

Luke Combs w Riley Green, Lainey Wilson, Flatland Cavalry, and Brent Cobb, Arrowhead Stadium, $54.50-$277

Luke Combs' 2023 tour began in Texas and plans to end in London with stops in Australia, Norway, Belgium, Ireland and more along the way. The CMA Entertainer of the Year nominee's World Tour will hit three continents and 16 countries, and the lineup is packed with rising Country stars, including Lainey Wilson, who recently played a filled KC show just ahead of the NFL Draft.

Prepare for some stadium drinking as plenty of Combs’ songs such as "Beer Never Broke My Heart," "Cold as You" and "Cold Beer Calling My Name” encourage a beverage in hand.

Louis Tomlinson, Starlight, $35-$99.50

The UK singer / songwriter and one-fifth of One Direction is out in support of his second album, "Faith In The Future." Live, he’s been playing a couple numbers from his old band as well as an Arctic Monkeys cover. In 2021, Louis earned his spot in the Guinness Book Of World Records for breaking the record for the most live-streamed concert by a solo male artist. Louis hosted one of the biggest live-stream concert events ever held, selling more than 160,000 tickets to fans in over 110 countries.

Shawn Phillips, Knuckleheads. $35

The longtime folk singer/songwriter has been touring regularly since the late 60’s.

Taylor Tomlinson (comedian) June 10 and 11, The Midland, $29.75-$69.75

The rising comedian brings The Have it All Tour to Kansas City for not one, but Two nights!

The New York Times says Tomlinson “demonstrates tight joke writing, carefully honed act-outs and a ruthless appetite for laughs” in her second hour-long special, Look At You, now streaming on Netflix.

New York Magazine adds, “Watching Tomlinson gives you the same comfort as a Swift concert or a Broadway show that’s been on for years. This is a professional. This performance will be ultra-produced. You do not need to be anxious,” and the Los Angeles Times observes.

SUNDAY JUNE 11

Barenaked Ladies w/Semisonic & Del Amitri, Starlight, $29.50-$125

Still not the actual last summer (thankfully) those fun-loving rockers are out on their 7th almost-annual Last Summer on Earth 2023 Tour. The Toronto-based eight-time JUNO winners and two-time Grammy nominees are playing three dozen shows in venues all over. We caught the first year live back in 2015 and have enjoying seeing the changing lineups ever since.

Special guests, Minneapolis’ own Semisonic and Scottish rockers Del Amitri will play extended opening sets, so arrive early.

Weezer w Modest Mouse, Momma, Azura Amph,-Bonner Springs, $35-$125

Billed as Weezer’s Indie Rock Roadtrip! This spring and summer touring package is among the best out there for the season. Weezer’s latest releases were a string of seasonal—or Sznz—EPs: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. Their last full album, Van Weezer, arrived in 2021. The band was forced to cancel a planned Broadway run earlier this year, “due to low ticket sales and unbelievably high expenses” but the plus side to that, is they’re on the road again with another local date. Our coverage with them dates us all the way back to 1994, when they were a wee opening band!

As for Modest Mouse, we remain huge fans, seeing them live in September AND December of last year, and despite the death of founding drummer Jeremiah Green late last year, still remain on the road. The Portland band’s sometimes temperamental appearances have seemed to have leveled out as singer Isaac Brock ages, and they’ve become a more consistent band to again always see live. LA indie rockers Momma have a new single, “Bang Bang” out now.

Future Stages Festival, Kauffman Center, FREE!

Join the celebration and experience the arts in Kansas City as the annual one-day festival invites everyone to explore a diverse range of performances and interactive arts activities. This free admission event is a community event that showcases youth in the performing arts and is an extension of the Kauffman Center’s Open Doors Spotlight on Youth program. Featuring a variety of performing arts organizations and arts activity partners – the festival provides fun for ALL ages! Tickets are not required, but registrants will receive updated details regarding the performance and activity schedule Learn more here:

Tyrese / Trey Songz, June 11, T-Mobile Center, CANCELED

MONDAY JUNE 12

Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, Kauffman Center. $50.50-$100.50

Following last year’s bluegrass tour, banjoist, composer and bandleader, Béla Fleck has reconvened the original line-up of the Grammy-winning quartet, Béla Fleck and the Flecktones. While all manner of genres comes into play— from classical and jazz to bluegrass and African music to electric blues and Eastern European folk dances, the real treat is Fleck’s own banjo-playing and the musical interactions. Fifteen Grammy Award wins in nine different fields of music, need we say more?

TUESDAY JUNE 13

Nickel Creek with Gaby Moreno, Kauffman Center. $47.50-$197.50

The platinum-selling,renowned roots trio of mandolinist Chris Thile, violinist Sara Watkins and guitarist Sean Watkins comes together to tour again (each is a solo star in their own right) in the city’s most beautiful indoor venue. The trio revolutionized bluegrass and folk in the early 2000s and ushered in a new era of what we now recognize as Americana music. After a nine-year absence, the trio returns in 2023 with new album, Celebrants, released March 24 and no less than thirty-four years of previous music to draw from.

Opener Gaby Moreno was raised in Guatemala and immersed herself in blues, R&B and soul and learned to speak English by singing. Her original blend of jazz, soul, blues and 1960s rock has earned her the respect and appreciation of audiences and in 2013, she received a Latin Grammy for Best New Artist. VIP experience tickets available.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 14

The Doobie Brothers, Starlight, $36-$176

Four-time GRAMMY® Award winners and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, The Doobie Brothers are continuing their landmark 50th Anniversary Tour, through October 2023, featuring Michael McDonald, Pat Simmons and John McFee on the road together for the first time in over 25 years. Unfortunately, due to a nagging back injury, Tom Johnston is unable to join for the foreseeable future.

The band just returned from Australia, Japan and Singapore. Selling some 50 million albums worldwide, The Doobie Brothers have had five top-10 singles, 16 top-40 hits, 3 multi-platinum albums, 7 platinum albums, 14 gold albums and own a 10M+ sold diamond record for their 1976 album, Best of the Doobies.

THURSDAY JUNE 15

Tyler Childers w Marcus King, Starlight, SOLD OUT

One of the biggest recent breakouts and tix have been long gone (this show and about every other date) Kentucky-born and raised singer-songwriter Tyler Childers will bring his unique mix of country, bluegrass, and folk music to a sold-out Starlight.

Childers' previous album, Purgatory debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Heatseekers Albums chart and his fifth and latest studio album Can I Take My Hounds To Heaven was released to acclaim last September. He was playing clubs just a few short years ago.

Arrive early for 27-year-old guitar sensation Marcus King whose 2020 album El Dorado received a nomination for Best Americana Album at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards.

Pat Metheny, Kauffman Center, $56.50-$136.50

Kansas City's own Pat Metheny has garnered from critics and peers for decades now. Over the years, he's won countless polls as “Best Jazz Guitarist” and awards including three gold records and no less than 20 Grammy Awards. Designed as an ongoing showcase featuring a rotating cast of players, Metheny's Side-Eye project will shine a spotlight on two sensational rising stars: pianist Chris Fishman and drummer Joe Dyson.

Fear with Bastard Squad, Lemonade Park. $42.49

FEAR is the legndary punk rock band from Los Angeles formed in 1978, and nothing else needs to be said.

St. Louis, MO's Bastard Squad mix both new and old school punk & hardcore, crafting it into their own style. Founded in 1996, the band reformed in 2018 and features current and ex-members of DFL, Better Days, Very Metal and Breakmouth Annie. Since reforming they have put out 3 records and played with bands like The Adicts. T.S.O.L, and Conflict.

Gov’t Mule, Grinders KC. $49-$75

Jam legends Warren Haynes (guitar, lead vocals), Matt Abts (drums), Danny Louis (keys, guitar, backing vocals), and Jorgen Carlsson (bass) on out on a short Spring tour, before beginning another bigger leg which also celebrates with their version of Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon". Expect plenty of covers and originals regardless and a full evening of jams as only the 'Mule can do.

Priscilla Block w/ Dalton Dover, KC Live, Free!

Rising star Priscilla Block released her debut album last February titled Welcome to the Block Party. The singer-songwriter is originally from Raleigh, NC but moved to Nashville to pursue music after graduating high school. Once in Nashville, she worked at a yogurt shop and took night classes while working on her original music. She also credits TikTok as one of the reasons for her rise in popularity and has over 1.7 million followers and 29.6 million likes.

Arrive early for new Country artist Dalton Dover, named a Pandora 2023 Artist to Watch, an Amazon Music 2023 Breakthrough Artist to Watch: Country Class and a member of CMT’s LISTEN UP 2023. This summer, Dover can also be found on the bill with Chase Rice, opening for Luke Combs at Gillette Stadium stop in July, and select dates with Parker McCollum among festival and headlining shows.

Cub Sport, Encore at Uptown, $18

The Australian indie popsters announced a North American tour in support of their new album, Jesus at the Gay Bar which came out in April. New single "Songs About It" should be played along with several other down under bangers.

Pam Tillis, Knuckleheads, $35

A longtime act in her own right, she’s the daughter of Country Music legend Mel Tillis and multi-media artist Doris Tillis. In addition to music, she's an actor with a long list of film, TV and stage credits.

Tillis’ 1991 debut country album, Put Yourself In My Place, went Gold and yielded two No. 1 and two Top 5 singles and next three albums – Homeward Looking Angel, Sweetheart’s Dance and Greatest Hits, were all certified Platinum. She's achieved six No.1 songs and hits include “Shake the Sugar Tree,” “Mi Vida Loca,” “When You Walk In The Room,” “In Between Dances,” “Don’t Tell Me What To Do,” and signature song, “Maybe It Was Memphis.”

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06/06/2023

R.I.P. Astrud Gilberto

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R.I.P. Astrud Gilberto

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Bebel Gilberto

Brazilian Bebel Gilberto is touring the US, starting in Washington on November 23rd. Her latest album is called All in One and I just read is mostly in Portuguese…

Seemingly an ageless wonder, “The Girl from Ipanema” has passed on,

Astrud Gilberto, whose vocal performance on the first song she ever recorded, “The Girl From Ipanema,” helped bring the lasting wave of Brazilian bossa nova into the 1960’s mainstream, died on Monday at the age of 83.

Gilberto’s son Marcelo confirmed she had died and asked their family friend and musician Paul Ricci to post the news on Facebook.

Gilberto recorded that famous song while married to the father of Brazilian bossa nova, singer/guitarist João Gilberto in 1963. While rehearsing in NYC with jazz performer Stan Getz during the recording for the classic Getz/Gilberto album, she recorded the version of the song that would make her famous for the rest of her life, hitting #5 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, winning the Grammy Award for Record of the Year, and the album winning three Grammys, including Album of the Year.

Astrud Weinert was born on March 29, 1940, in Bahia, Brazil, to a German father, Fritz Weinert and Brazilian mother, Evangelina Weinert, both educators. Her parents would move the family to Rio and she became interested in music, meeting João Gilberto at age 19 and marrying him several months later.

Fellow musician Vinicius de Moraes actually wrote the original lyrics for “The Girl from Ipanema,” named after a beachside neighborhood in Rio where he and Antônio Carlos Jobim both watched a beautiful woman regularly walk by.

Gilberto would have increasing tensions within her marriage, resulting in an affair with Getz and an eventual divorce; but musically, she would sign as a solo performer with Verve Records with her first solo album from 1965, earning her a Grammy Award nomination. She would continue to record, ever popular in the US, but never as equally regarded with Brazilian critics.

Gilberto recorded eighteen studio albums, numerous compilations, and collaborations with the likes of Gil Evans, the James Last Orchestra, and a duet with George Michael on “Desafinado” for the AIDS-related benefit album, “Red Hot Rio”, effectively retiring after 2002’s final album, “Jungle”.

Astrud Gilberto is survived by her musician sons Marcelo Gilberto and Gregory Lasorsa, and two granddaughters.

Related, one of João Gilberto’s daughters from a following marriage, Bebel Gilberto, is a longtime bossa nova/jazz musician in her own right and plays the Parkway Theater in Minneapolis this August (though usually stops at the Dakota Jazz Club downtown).

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06/05/2023

Minneapolis: June 25 to June 27

06/25 Arden Jones at 7th St Entry

06/04/2023

Minneapolis: This Week (06/11/2023)

Here are some shows, this week, in the Minneapolis/St Paul area.

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06/05 Love and Rockets with Vinsantos at Palace Theatre

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Love and Rockets

Daniel Ash and Kevin Haskins, of Bauhaus, Love and Rockets, and Tones on Tail. Joining the duo to form Poptone will be Haskins’ daughter Diva Dompé, formerly of the Los Angeles rock band Blackblack. …

06/05/2023 Monday

Love and Rockets
with Vinsantos
at Palace Theatre
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From the ashes of Bauhaus, came Love and Rockets (named after the Hernandez brothers’ comic book series)… the groundbreaking trio of Daniel Ash, David J and Kevin Haskins.

Poptone (08 July 2017)

While the group broke up long before we got into music, we did see Poptone, which consisted of two of the three, in July 2017: “Poptone took the stage a little later than advertised. The trio consists of Daniel Ash, Kevin Haskins, and Diva Dompé (Haskins’ daughter). The former two were previously in Bauhaus, Tones on Tail, and Love & Rockets.”

I supposed after the sudden cancellation of Bauhaus Reunion 2022 shows, due to Peter Murphy entering a rehabilitation facility for health and well-being… the rest of the band decided maybe to continue as Love and Rockets.

Vinsantos set to open.

Tour Dates:

May 20 Los Angeles, CA Cruel World
May 21 Oakland, CA Fox Theater
May 24 Salt Lake City, UT Sandy Amphitheater
May 26 Portland, OR Roseland Theater
May 27 Portland, OR Roseland Theater
May 28 Seattle, WA Moore Theate
June 5 St. Paul, MN Palace Theatre
June 6 Chicago, IL Riviera Theatre
June 7 Royal Oak, MI Royal Oak Music Hall
June 9 Brooklyn, NY Kings Theater
June 10 Philadelphia, PA Fillmore
June 11 Silver Spring, MD Fillmore
June 13 Atlanta, GA Coca Cola Roxy
June 15 Dallas, TX Factory in Deep Ellum
June 16 Austin, TX ACL Live
June 17 San Antonio, TX Boeing Center

06/08 Wavves and Cloud Nothings with Ultra Q at Fine Line

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After a brief intermission, fellow So Cal garage punk/pop cohorts Wavves blasted in with an equally relentless 52min set (no encore, apparently not ‘punk’ to do so). “Idiot” appropriately started their set ..…

Cloud Nothings

Cleveland’s Cloud Nothings have booked a massive tour, starting in 2021 and going on to 2022 (not listed below). The tour is in support of their new album The Shadow I Remember (Carpark Records). . …

06/08/2023 Thursday

Wavves and Cloud Nothings
with Ultra Q
at Fine Line
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Cloud Nothings and Wavves are teaming up for a co-headlining North American tour this summer. Their co-headlining tour kicks off on June 8th in Minneapolis, at the Fine Line Music Café. The tour spans 20 cities across the continent.

Wavves (29 Mar 2013)

We saw Wavves in Mar 2013 and said, “After a brief intermission, fellow So Cal garage punk/pop cohorts Wavves blasted in with an equally relentless 52min set (no encore, apparently not ‘punk’ to do so). “Idiot” appropriately started their set, only to be hindered early on, by lack of a channel in singer Nathan Williams’ monitor speakers. "Bug," from 2011’s Life Sux EP followed by "Take on the World" next, before the band played its recent and maybe most accessible song to date, "Demon to Lean On”, from the new ‘Afraid of Heights’ which understandably got a noisy positive response, despite being so early into the set.”

Ultra Q (named after Ultraman’s first series) to open.

Tour dates:

6/1 - Portland, OR @ Polaris Hall +
6/2 - Vancouver, BCC @ Rickshaw Theatre +
6/3 - Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile +
6/8 - Minneapolis, MN @ The Fine Line
6/9 - Chicago, IL @ Metro
6/10 - Detroit, MI @ El Club
6/11 - Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroom
6/13 - Buffalo, NY @ Rec Room
6/14 - Toronto, ON @ The Phoenix
6/16 - Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
6/17 - New York, NY @ LPR
6/18 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Foundry
6/20 - Washington D.C. @ Union Stage
6/21 - Richmond, VA @ The Broadberry
6/23 - Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade - Heaven
6/24 - Nashville, TN @ Eastside Bowl
6/26 - Austin, TX @ Mohawk
6/27 - Fort Worth, TX @ Tulips
6/29 - Albuquerque, NM @ Sister
6/30 - Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom
7/1 - San Diego, CA @ Observatory North Park
7/2 - Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory OC
7/3 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Regent
7/5 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
7/6 - Sacramento, CA @ Harlow's
7/8 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court *
7/9 - Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater *
7/11 - Kansas City, KS @ The Rino *
7/13 - Columbus, OH @ Ace of Cups *

+ = Wavves only
* = Cloud Nothings Only

06/10 The Bad Plus with Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog and Alan Sparhawk (of Low) at First Avenue

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Bill Frisell and Jazz trio the Bad Plus (drummer Dave King, pianist Ethan Iverson, and bassist Reid Anderson) will be reconstructing the first 10 years of recordings of Frisell in this very special …

06/10/2023 Saturday

The Bad Plus
with Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog and Alan Sparhawk (of Low)
at First Avenue
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Jazz band The Bad Plus is returning to Minneapolis… which is described as a “ one-night-only triple-bill at Minneapolis, MN’s famed First Avenue featuring special guest Alan Sparhawk (of Low).”

The band is described as “one of the most enduring and acclaimed working bands in jazz” by the Jazz Times.

Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog is also on the bill.

So, if you’re into jazz and you like Low, this June 10th show is the place to be.

Tour dates:

06/09 – Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall †
06/10 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue † ^
06/11 – Madison, WI – Madison Jazz Festival †
06/13 – Indianapolis, IN – Toby Theater †
06/14 – Nashville, TN – 3rd & Lindsley †
06/15 – Atlanta, GA – Center Stage †
06/16 – Asheville, NC – Grey Eagle †
06/17 – Winston-Salem, NC – The Ramkat †
07/4 – Montréal, QC – Festival International De Jazz De Montréal #

* w/ Marc Ribot and the Jazz Bins
† w/ Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog
# Festival Performance
^ w/Special Guest Alan Sparhawk (of Low)

06/11 ROSIE at 7th St Entry

06/11/2023 Sunday

ROSIE
at 7th St Entry
first-avenue.com

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Rosie (stylized as ROSIE) has released a new single called “Someone You Once Had” via Arista Records. Rosie comments on the song, noting, “It’s easy to search for self-worth in someone else, but this song is about me finding it within myself for the first time, and finally feeling confident in who I am.”

The single is taken from her upcoming EP, available this Summer. The 23-year-old singer-songwriter also wrote the title track song off the Love Again movie for Celine Dion!

ROSIE will be on a June 2023 tour, stopping on tour at 7th Street Entry on June 11th.

Tour dates:

6/1 - Brighton Music Hall @ Boston, MA
6/2 - Foundry @ Philadelphia, PA
6/3 - DC9 @ Washington DC
6/7 - Basement @ Columbus, OH
6/8 - Hoosier Dome @ Indianapolis, IN
6/10 - Sub-T @ Chicago, IL
6/11 - 7th Street Entry @ Minneapolis, MN
6/13 - Larimer Lounge @ Denver, CO
6/15 - Soundwell @ Salt Lake City, UT
6/17 - Troubadour @ Los Angeles, CA
6/21 - Bowery Ballroom @ New York, NY

If your band is coming to the Minneapolis/St Paul area, please email details to [email protected] with a good lead time. Thank you.

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06/03/2023

We♥KC! June 1-8, 2023, Upcoming concerts/shows (Kansas City / Lawrence, KS)

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June already! Summer concert season is in full effect!

Let’s take look at the Kansas City/ Lawrence KS metro musical happenings from June 1st-8th.

THURSDAY JUNE 1

Aladdin (musical), continuing thru-June 4, Music Hall, $35-$125.

From the producer of The Lion King comes the timeless story of Aladdin, a thrilling new production filled with beauty, magic, comedy and breathtaking spectacle. It’s the theatrical event where one lamp and three wishes make the possibilities infinite.

Aladdin features all your favorite songs from the Disney film versions as well as new music written by Tony® and Academy Award® winner Alan Menken with lyrics penned by the legendary Howard Ashman (Beauty and the Beast), Tony Award winner Tim Rice (The Lion King, Aida), and book writer Chad Beguelin (The Wedding Singer).

Directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Casey Nicholaw (The Book of Mormon, Something Rotten!), this new musical boasts an incomparable design team, with sets, costumes and lighting from Tony Award winners Bob Crowley (Mary Poppins), Gregg Barnes (Kinky Boots), and Natasha Katz (An American in Paris).

McBride and the Ride, Knuckleheads,$30

Only recently reuniting, the hardworking country band played their first Nashville concert in 20 years last Feb and are on the road on tour again. Acclaimed vocalist, guitar player and songwriter Terry McBride hails from Lampasas, TX, following in the musical footsteps of his father, the late Dale McBride with a singing and also very successful songwriting career.

Haken w Up to Eleven, Arch Echo, Granada- Lawrence, $25

The Prog rockers are on the road again supporting their seventh studio album Fauna, which came out in March—described as their "most genre-busting and conceptually fascinating album to date."

About the album, vocalist Ross Jennings has said "The premise of the album when we started writing it was that every song would have an animal assigned to it. They all have something related to the animal kingdom that we could write about, but they also connect to the human world. Each track has layers, and some of them are more obvious than others.”

Spanish band Up to Eleven and US prog metallists Arch Echo make it a full evening.

FRIDAY JUNE 2

America, Ameristar Casino, $60-$189

The perennial classic-rock favorites hit the road in 2023, celebrating their 53rd Anniversary and still riding that horse with no name. Founding members, Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell (along with former band mate, the late Dan Peek) met in high school in London in the late ‘60s and harmonized their way to the top of the charts with their signature song "A Horse With No Name." America became a well-known band and paved the way with a string of hits following the success of their first #1 single. Fifty plus years later, the pair and band are still making music together and touring the world.

Bad Omens w Invent Animate and Erra, Uptown. Sold out.

Long sold out, the alt metal band have a busy year ahead as they tour in support of 2022’s The Death of Peace of Mind, which extends into a Fall tour dubbed Concrete Forever, but this is a chance to catch the rising band at a relatively small venue.

SATURDAY JUNE 3

The Big Slick benefit show T-Mobile Center,$75 and up

The biggest and best annual charity event in the metro, Big Slick is an annual fundraising event hosted by some of Kansas City's most famous funny people and their friends. All proceeds go to Children's Mercy Hospital and expect laughs, skits, and surprises from the likes of Jason Sudekis, Rob Riggle, Paul Rudd, David Koechner, Eric Stonestreet, and newly added to the group, KC’s own Heidi Gardner. (The celebrity softball game was the previous day, for a fun and worthy weekend).

Sparta w/ zeta and Geoffrey Rickly, recordBar,$25

Returning to the road to celebrate the (belated) 20th anniversary of their debut album, Wiretap Scars (which features the single “Cut Your Ribbon” and fan favorite “Air”), the alt rockers’ jaunt will also feature support from Thursday singer Geoff Rickly, and zeta.

All Time Low with Mayday Parade and Games We Play, Midland. $38.50-$58.50

The multi-platinum-selling rock band hit the road for leg one of "Tell Me I'm Alive On Tour" with support from Mayday Parade and Games We Play. The 25-city North American Trek includes two special shows that quickly sold out - the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO which they are headlining for the first time on May 23; and a special unplugged performance at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on May 18.

Their latest studio album Tell Me I'm Alive was recently released via Fueled By Ramen and the 13-track collection marks All Time Low's first full-length album in three years.

Radkey with The Phantastics, The Many Colored Death, Drop a Grand, Lemonade Park. $25.49-$31.16

A one-day music event jam-packed with some of the best local and regional artists. This throwdown will go down at Lemonade Park, located in the West Bottoms heart of the city.

Trivium w Beartooth, Malevolence, Archetypes Collide, Uptown,$37-$75

BEARTOOTH and TRIVIUM have joined forces for a U.S. co-headlining tour this spring. The 29-city tour kicked May 1 in Stroudsburg, PA before wrapping up on Thursday, June 15 in Seattle.

TRIVIUM is stoked about this bill, saying: "TRIVTOOTH! We are elated to announce our co-headlining monster of a tour with the incredible BEARTOOTH. We have been fans of what they do, and pals with them for ages — so it's great we're finally doing something so massive together. TRIVIUM and BEARTOOTH are both bands supported by each of our wonderful fanbases — so we know these shows are going to go off. Add in MALEVOLENCE, one of our favorite bands on the planet, and ARCHETYPES COLLIDE, one of BEARTOOTH's favorites, and we have a hell of a bill."

The Brummies, Encore at Uptown Theater, $20

The Nashville-based Brummies are John Davidson, Jacob Bryant and Trevor Davis. And have new single "Sunshine" out now! Independent artists, Davidson and Bryant have already had major songwriter success with The Band Perry and Kacey Musgraves and are out forging their own path. Debut album is called Eternal Reach and their name is U.K. slang for a resident of Birmingham UK.

Parker Millsap, Knuckleheads, $20

The singer-songwriter quickly made a name for himself with his live performances, soulful sound, and character-driven narratives. He's shared the stage with folks like Jason Isbell, Shovels & Rope, Patty Griffin, Houndmouth, and many others.

Parker’s early releases showcased his acoustic folk rock, with their flourish for revelation and fiery dynamics. Be Here Instead, Millsap’s 2021 release hinted at the wildness to come while exploring newer, more personal songwriting styles. Parker's newest album, Wilderness Within You, is a natural step in his musical evolution interweaving threads of his musical past and newer influences. A duet with Gillian Welch is recently out as well.

Trixie Mattel, KC Live! $25-$75

Trixie Mattel has redefined what it means to be a “drag queen” by releasing three charting albums (‘Two Birds’, ‘One Stone’, and most recently, 2020’s ‘Barbara’), launching a successful cosmetics company, Trixie Cosmetics, co-authoring “Trixie and Katya’s Guide To Modern Womanhood”, raising over $100k for numerous charities and organizations in 2020 through her “Twitch Tuesdays” video game livestreams, all while winning the third season of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars.

Buckcherry, the Hat-Manhattan,$25

The LA rockers formed way back in 1995 by frontman Josh Todd and guitarist Keith Nelson and made a huge splash on rock radio with their 1999 self-titled debut LP and hit single, “Lit Up”.

They’ve since survived lineup changes, the perils of rock n roll, and an extended hiatus, to still be on a comeback roll, which may have started with lewd but addictive single, “Crazy Bitch”.

Hellbound was released to positive reviews in 2021, and keeping momentum going, the band’s upcoming Vol. 10 releases this June. Live on this The Gang’s All Here Tour, they’ve been opening with “Lit Up” (talk about getting the crowd going from the start!) and be grateful they’re playing sweaty intimate clubs, as we last saw them from the upper deck supporting Kiss. Playing in the Little Apple, this tour is taking them everywhere!

SUNDAY JUNE 4

MONDAY JUNE 5

Shakey Graves, The Truman,$30-$60

Alejandro Rose-Garcia (aka Shakey Graves) announced his newest album Can't Wake Up (out now on Dualtone) and after this solo run, will finish the rest of the summer co-headlining with Lucius, at mostly larger outdoor venues.

TUESDAY JUNE 6

WEDNESDAY JUNE 7

Nascar Aloe, The Bottleneck-Lawrence, $17-$20

With a great sounding moniker, the Los Angeles-based musician and rapper has announced a new EP called HEY A$$HOLE, just out on Epitaph Records on May 26.

With the announcement of the EP came the release of the first single called “DON’T 4GET DA NAME.” “It’s shouting at the kids that I still exist, as brash as possible,” the alt-rapper says about his new single. “Even though I might be banned from Instagram and I don’t really care, I’m still making works of art like the rest of these social media-first artists.”

Brit Floyd, Midland. $45-$79.50

The lunatic is still on the grass – the top-notch tribute band returns to the stage in 2023 to perform a brand-new production celebrating 50 years of the ground-breaking and iconic musical masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon. We saw Aussie Pink Floyd in 2016 in Minneapolis and were impressed, and this Brit Floyd show looks to be as good or better.

THURSDAY JUNE 8

Illenium, Azura Amphitheater. $39.50-$59.50

Possibly the biggest and most buzzing tour of the Spring – his single entitled “Luv Me A Little” featuring Nina Nesbitt made a splash and precluded the awaited fifth full-length self-titled album, ILLENIUM, which released April 28th.

To make things even better, we see ILLENIUM go on a massive 2023 headlining world tour called “ILLENIUM LIVE”, which promises amazing visuals and a truly immersive audio visual dance experience.

Sisters of Mercy, Uptown, $39.50-$79.50

The legendary goth-rockers just returned to the US to kick off their first state-side tour in nearly 15 years. Playing to a full house at The Fillmore Silver Springs two weeks ago, the band delivered with a 23-song set, featuring 10 previously unreleased tunes.

Opening with the new song “Don’t Drive On Ice,” they did include some of their classic hits, like “Lucretia My Reflection,” “Temple of Love,” “More,” “Dominion,” and the new songs, show off songwriter Andrew Eldritch’s recent creative output, despite having not released an album since 1990, so may mean a new studio release is forthcoming.

If it’s been this long since the band has toured the States, you don’t want to wait on another chance and because of the long absence, this has been one of the most anticipated tours of the year.

Deana Carter, Knuckleheads. $35-$55

The Country songstress made most of her hits in the 90’s, but like a few other acts, has returned on a second life of sorts, with her music reaching a new generation.

Warrant, Prairie Band Casino-Mayetta,SOLD OUT

The Down Boys are still serving up their brand of cherry pie and rock debauchery, decades later, and their string of radio hits (most completely written by late singer Jani Lane) is rather impressive. Always entertaining live, ex-Lynch Mob singer Robert Mason remains vocalist, and all other members are the originals (hard to say that with many of their day). We caught them live last in 2016 in Minnesota.

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