01/18 Wynton Marsalis at Lied Center
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Well, this is no way to start the new year--
“Postponed” seems to be the word for many shows, no thanks to the Omicron variant and record-high infections, but the silver lining is most shows are being delayed and not completely canceled.
Thankfully, a few events have carried on, including most comedy dates, and we could all use a good laugh at the moment. Highlight of the month is undoubtedly the solid triple-bill with Kacey Musgraves, King Princess, and MUNA at T-Mobile Center and (as of this writing) the Elton John show there, scheduled for Feb 1 (after a July 2020 delay) is still on, so there’s plenty of hope and things to look forward to. Stay safe!
Given the current public health state, assume masks and/or vaccination proof are required for entry.
Here’s what’s happening in the area for the Second half of January:
Wynton Marsalis, Lied Center- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra series, $19-$55
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra comprises 15 notable jazz soloists and ensemble players. Led by Wynton Marsalis, this versatile orchestra performs a wide repertoire ranging from original compositions / commissions to historic and familiar masterworks.
01/21 Kacey Musgraves at T-Mobile Center
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The still-rising country artist embarks on herUnveiled Tour at the biggest booked venues to date, supporting her fourth studio album, star-crossed, which was accompanied by a film of the same title when released in September.
Support acts King Princess and MUNA are not to be missed either – guided by Mark Ronson, King Princess was a breakout in 2019 with debut album Cheap Queen, and recent single “House Burn Down” is a first release from the upcoming follow-up record.
LA electronic trio MUNA has released two studio albums (2019’s Saves the World being the most recent) and very convincingly may have had the best single of 2021 – “Silk Chiffon”, a collaboration with Phoebe Bridgers, having also signed in March with Bridgers’ imprint, Saddest Factory.
Ryan Hurd with Morgan Wade, The Truman. $22-$40
Nate Bargatze (comedian) Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland, 2 shows. $39.75-$79.75
Kansas City Symphony – Harry Potter in Concert (Jan 20-23), Kauffman Center, $58-$138
Relive the magic with Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix™ displayed on a high-definition giant screen, accompanied by the Kansas City Symphony.
01/22 Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live at Kauffman Center
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Kayzo with Phase One and Calcium, The Truman. $18-$40
LA-based DJ and founder of Welcome Records has collaborated with the likes of Illenium, Paris Shadows, Whales, and even Papa Roach, and that’s just this year.
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live, Kauffman Center, $25-225
Join host Emily Connor and the movie-riffing robots, Tom Servo (Conor McGiffin), Crow (Nate Begle) and GPC (Yvonne Freese), as they take you on a roller coaster ride via the film "Making Contact," (1985) imposed by Mad Scientist, Mega-Synthia (Yvonne Freese).
Loving, Bottleneck-Lawrence, POSTPONED
Dante Elephante, Bottleneck- Lawrence, $12-$15
Nelly, Jan. 25, Uptown. POSTPONED
01/28 Falling in Reverse at Uptown
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Platinum-selling DJ / producer / actor Francis has solidified himself as modern-day renaissance man, averaging over four million monthly Spotify streams
Reptaliens, Bottleneck- Lawrence, $13-15
“Portland band inspired by sci-fi art, cult mentality and deep connections, creating low fidelity chameleon dreamscapes somewhere between abstract expressionism and surrealism both sonically and visually” – ok, we’re interested.
Falling in Reverse w/ Wage War, Hawthorne Heights, Jeris Johnson, Uptown, SOLD OUT
This stacked musical evening is a standout in that tickets have been long unavailable to see this full evening of aggro rock. The Las Vegas quartet just released a new single, “Zombified” from an upcoming Neon Zombie EP and embarks on their Live from the Unknown Tour.
All support acts are noteworthy as well, including Jeris Johnson, the TikTok sensation and Papa Roach collaborator who just released "Friday (Reloaded)" +a remix of his successful single "Friday" feat. Trippie Redd+, melding pop, EDM, and early metal influences.
Davy Knowles w/ Brandon Miller, Knuckleheads, $15
Incredible blues/folk rock UK guitarist, both as a young man fronting Back Door Slam, and presently on his solo career – new album What Happens Next was released on October 22nd via Provogue Records/Mascot Label.
Herman’s Hermits feat. Peter Noone, Ameristar. $35-$50
Jim Jefferies, (comedian) Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland, 2 shows. $39.75-$89.75
01/29 Houndmouth at The Truman
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The Indiana alt-blues band just released their fourth full-length, Good for You via Dualtone Records and we caught them last playing live back in 2016, playing an early set at the wonderful and gone-too-soon Festival Palomino, curated by Duluth band Trampled by Turtles.
Elmar Oliveira, Park Intl Center for Music- Mission Woods, $10 (student) $30 (public)
American classical violinist whose remarkable combination of impeccable artistry and old- world elegance sets him apart. Oliveira remains the first and only US violinist to win the Gold Medal at Moscow’s prestigious Tchaikovsky International Competition.
Fortune Feimster (comedian) Uptown. $29.50-$92
Tech 9ne, Granada- Lawrence, $31-$36
Villalobos Brothers w Las Cafeteras, Polsky Theater at JCCC, $25-$35
The Villalobos Brothers’ original compositions celebrate the richness of Mexican folk music, combined with the intricacies of classical music and jazz while Las Cafeteras, from East Los Angeles, mix roots music with modern-day stories and we caught this eclectic and entertaining ensemble back in 2017 in St. Paul.
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