[NEohioPAL]beachland ballroom and tavern e-newsletter 01.06.05
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Thu Jan 6 19:07:41 PST 2005
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Beachland Ballroom
and Tavern=20
15711 Waterloo Road Cleveland OH 44110
216-383-1124
for more information:
www.beachlandballroom.com =20
Dear Folks,
The holiday fog that's covered so many of us with parties, =
obligations, shopping, and the shoveling of copious amounts of snow has =
now been lifted. We at Beachland are pleased and proud to present you =
with a riveting extravaganza of shows in the next few weeks, such as our =
very unique 99=A2 show featuring Kiddo and Machine Go Boom. Come down =
for mere pennies and check out the bands that Cleveland's just been =
smitten over. Fans of Japanimation, rock n' roll and slapstick comedy =
won't want to miss the human bowling-pin antics of Peelander-Z! We've =
also got chanteuse Neko Case this weekend backed up by the incomparable =
Sadies. Fans of both indie rock and roots music will dig on the =
golden-voiced Ms. Case and her versatile friends the Sadies--a band that =
can go from cowpunk to authentic honky-tonk to psych-rock at the drop of =
a beer can!
And for all you budget rockets, we've got two great free events =
coming up: a SOUL DANCE PARTY on January 18th to celebrate the birthday =
of Beachland owner Mark Leddy. Days later, our friends MUSIC SAVES will =
have a listening party featuring cuts from records they'll be selling at =
midnight: Low, Bright Eyes, ...Trail of Dead, and more. The listening =
party will take place on January 24th. And like the SOUL DANCE PARTY, =
it's FREE of charge. Read below for more details on both of these =
low-priced but high-quality events.
As always, tickets are available at any CD/Game Exchange, Music =
Saves (right down the street from us) and Chris' Warped Records, or by =
going to our website, www.beachlandballroom.com. You can also place an =
order with us down here in the basement/bunker office over the phone. =
Simply call 216-344-9433 and we'll be pleased to take your order.
Cheers,
Beachland Ballroom and Tavern
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Sat. Jan 15 Willy Porter 7:30 PM Early Show, $12 adv/$14 DOS, =
Tavern Spend an evening with Willy Porter and experience a rare =
communion between artist and audience. With High Wire Live, his first =
live album, listeners who have never experienced Porter on stage can =
hear the quietly spellbinding majesty and improvisation of Willy Porter =
in his natural milieu. High Wire Live touches the heart of Porter's =
songwriting, his life experience, and the variety of styles that make up =
his distinct musical persona, from the blues-based open-tuned funk of =
"Tribe," to the blinding 6 & 12-string guitar playing that has placed =
him in the vanguard of the new acoustic frontier. Willy Porter is a =
seasoned solo performer who honed his songs and his chops traveling =
across America and Europe playing to captive audiences everywhere. His =
songs are equal parts muscle and intimacy, and reveal a rarely achieved =
relationship between an artist and his craft. What's also exceptional =
about Willy is his stellar, magnetizing guitar playing-think Michael =
Hedges-style dexterity-which moves from the delicate to incendiary at =
the flick of his wrist. Porter has become a master at his craft by =
forming his mind-blowing guitar playing - with a major influence coming =
from acoustic specialist Leo Kottke - rootsy vocals and great sense of =
storytelling, creating a great musical atmosphere. Click here for more! =
BUY TICKETS NOW! =20
Sat. Jan. 15 Antiseen, Amps II Eleven, Brody's Militia 10:30 PM =
Late Show, $8, Tavern ANTiSEEN has never done anything less than kick =
a**. Band members may have come and band members may have gone but Mad =
Dog Jeff Clayton and Mighty Joe Young have held the Destructo flag high =
all these long years. They have raged a sonic blitzkrieg all the way =
from the backwoods juke joints of South Carolina to the legendary German =
beer halls and left eardrums bleeding on both sides of the ocean. They =
have recorded with the likes of notorious madman GG Allin and legendary =
Alice Cooper guitarist Michael Bruce. Their recordings are the heaviest =
slabs of out of control redneck rockin' you'll ever hope to come =
across.....their live shows are the stuff of legend... and they just get =
meaner with age. ANTiSEEN have been waging a war on musical mediocrity =
for almost twenty years now and by god they're winning. Read these =
quotes: "it's a biker baiting, bile tasting, punk n' roll barb-b-q of =
the damned, all hateful and bothered, and the absolute definition of =
'gumption'. Just don't ask what kind of meat you're eating." "The first =
time I heard Antiseen the music made me want to get drunk and fistfight =
someone, ...anyone who was in the vicinity." Of Amps II Eleven: "Every =
song on this cirrhosis-courting debut sounds like it was written through =
a hangover. The vocals are hollered like a drunk ordering another round. =
Twin guitars rip out greasy leads, with burping, acid-reflux bass piled =
on top. This is blue-collar rock that defines Cleveland as much as =
shitty weather and shittier sports franchises." (Cleveland Scene)=20
Click here for more! BUY TICKETS NOW! =20
Tues. Jan. 18 FREE! Downtown Soulville Dance Party w/ DJ Race Card =
(Lawrence Caswell) and DJ Mr. Fishtruck (Mark Leddy) spinning old-school =
soul and funk vinyl, 10 PM
Cheap Beer ($2 domestics, $3 imports all night) Come down and help =
celebrate Fishtruck's birthday! Note: Moved from Wed. Jan. 19=20
Wed. Jan. 19 The Ike Reilly Assassination 9 PM, $7, Tavern The =
notion of authenticity is crucial to the effectiveness of =
singer-songwriters. Just ask Libertyville, Illinois native Ike Reilly, a =
grizzled artist as fringe-dwelling as the characters in his tunes. After =
honing his skills in a variety of never-were bands in the late =
'80s/early '90s, the father of four gave up music and became a hotel =
doorman to pay the bills. When he finally earned a record deal -- thanks =
to the keen ear of one-half of the production duo the Dust Brothers -- =
his resulting 2001 debut, Salesmen and Racists, barely made a dent =
beyond the used-CD bin. Which was a shame, since Reilly's shadowy =
sketches of ne'er-do-wells and rapscallions -- all matched with =
deceptively cheery bar-blues smokiness -- should have made him a =
working-class hero. This year's Sparkle in the Finish, a less-polished =
sophomore effort, solidifies his reputation as a cult troubadour. The =
same deadbeat characters abound, from one looking to "find me a girl and =
some good cocaine" to a bank robber "only in it for the money . . . =
[and] a little glory too." Sparkle's sonics, furthermore, are purely =
world-weary: "Waitin' for Daddy" gallops like the rawest P.J. Harvey =
songs, while the dour ghost of Mark Eitzel hangs over "Ex-Americans." =
(Annie Zaleski) Click here for more! BUY TICKETS NOW!=20
Thu. Jan 20 Azita, Wisconsin, Good Morning Valentine 9 PM, $7, =
Tavern Azita's album Endantiodromia works in the same way-- terrible, =
compelling and somehow real all at once. Terrible comes first, and I =
mean it in the literary sense: formidable, extreme, bloody, =
larger-than-life. Terrible as in "Ivan, the." With the assistance of =
drummer John McEntire, bassist Matthew Lux, guitarist Jeff Parker, and =
cornetist Rob Mazurek, Azita plays armchair pub jazz in 70s half-step =
melodies, composing jittery modernist piano pieces for the pop age. Her =
singing voice, petted down quite a lot from her war-cry days in Chicago =
no-punk greats the Scissor Girls and Bride of Nono, is a flimsy, =
moppety, rubbery alto that never knows which note is safe to pitch a =
tent upon. She interprets her compositions like Linda Ronstadt's record =
with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra, if Linda had first washed down a =
couple valium pills with a flask of Maker's Mark. Or, like Yoko Ono =
fronting Get Hustle. Or, on the vocal-free numbers, like Gyorgy Kurtag's =
jagged, frightening vocal explorations and Scriabin piano concertos =
interpreted in a pop-jazz context. Two of this area's more exciting =
bands return to the Tavern stage tonight: the heavy and wordless plate =
tectonic rock of Wisconsin. Good Morning Valentine brings to mind an =
eloquent updating of 70s singer-songwriter melancholia coupled with =
twang and that certain je ne sais quoi (we find that these are more fun =
to write when we throw in extemporaneous and ill-spelled francologisms). =
Click here for more! BUY TICKETS NOW! =20
Fri. Jan. 21 The Gin Palace Jesters, The Wailin' Elroys 9:30 PM, =
$7, Tavern "Chicago's original honky-tonk fools," the Gin Palace Jesters =
are purveyors of the finest in hard hitting hillbilly Honky-tonk, =
Country Boogie and Western Swing . Infused with a deep and sincere =
fondness for all traditional American musical styles, the sound of the =
Gin Palace Jesters could best be described as being akin to the sounds =
of Country Music's "Golden" age. Although a portion of their live =
performances come from their vast catalog of the Hillbilly & Country Hit =
Parade, these boys are not mere followers or imitators. They also posses =
the talent of 3 songwriters performing original novelty numbers, =
heartfelt love songs, honky-tonk weepers, drinking songs and dark =
ballads. Delivering 3 and 4 part country harmony, the Gin Palace Jesters =
prove that authentic country and cowboy music can still hold validity in =
both traditional songs as well as brand spankin' new originals. The =
Wailin' Elroys offer a brilliant mixture of modern and authentic =
rockabilly music. CD includes a Killer version of Eddie Cochran's Twenty =
Flight Rock and a WOW more than cool interpretation of the old school =
Punk classic Havanna Affair from the Ramones. This is trash in the most =
positive way and you'll better stumble to your next local dealer or =
order it directly from us, because this thang is a definitive must for =
everybody. Click here for more! BUY TICKETS NOW!=20
Sat. Jan. 22 Don Dixon, The Carpenter Ants 8 PM, $8 ADV / $10 DOS, =
Tavern Producer, musician, performer, vocalist and songwriter Don Dixon =
is perhaps best known for his work as producer for some of America's =
favorite artists including R.E.M., Marshall Crenshaw, The Smithereens, =
and his wife, Marti Jones. Dixon started out as a bass player and =
vocalist for North Carolina band Arrogance. The band's five albums =
spread over almost a decade and generated a fervent regional following =
before the band went their separate ways, and Dixon decided to try his =
hand at producing and creating his own solo records. Dixon's songwriting =
talents garnered him a single on the Joe Cocker million-seller with "I =
Can Hear The River" and a co-write of the song "Time and Time Again" =
with the Counting Crows. And while writing, Dixon also has been playing. =
He played bass on Mary Chapin Carpenter's #1 single "Shut Up And Kiss =
Me." Dixon completed a run in New York City, along with Jim Wann and =
Bland Simpson, in a rollicking cabaret show about life in the coastal =
Carolinas entitled "King Mackerel & The Blues Are Runnin'." Click here =
for more! BUY TICKETS NOW!=20
Mon. Jan 24 LOW (and other new release) LISTENING PARTY hosted by =
Music Saves! With new releases by Low, Bright Eyes, Ani Difranco, Chris =
Stamey & Yo La Tengo, Mercury Rev, And You Will Know Us By The Trail of =
Dead, Block Party, Lou Barlow, Destroyer, and much more. Featured =
musical guests: Mikey Machine & Mike Uva. Drink specials, giveaways from =
Sub Pop and other labels. FREE! =20
Sun. Jan 23 Kristin Hersh, Ben Weaver 8:30 PM, $12 ADV/$14 DOS, =
Tavern In a career full of busy years, 2003 stands out as a very busy =
year for Kristin Hersh. In March of 2003 Hersh put out not one, but two =
full-length releases -- The Grotto, her fifth solo record and an all-new =
Throwing Muses record for the first time in seven years. Add to that the =
birth of her fourth son (Bodhi), months of touring, a cross-country =
move, and the formation of her first new band since she began making =
music with Throwing Muses in the early eighties: 50 Foot Wave. "Throwing =
Muses" was the work of a musician clearly delighted to be reunited with =
her electric guitar and her band. The angular, furious songs on that =
record, shot through with rock-goddess guitar work by Kristin was both a =
return to the band's roots and a jumping off point for something new =
altogether. "The Grotto" showed us a woman profoundly in control of her =
music -- each sound as well as each silence. 50 Foot Wave takes that =
exquisite control and infuses it with an energetic intensity -- The =
urgency and freshness of these songs is palpable in 50 Foot Wave's =
rock-assault. This show features Kristin in a solo setting, less loud =
but no less intimate and gripping. Ben Weaver is a folk/Americana =
songwriter, guitarist and singer with a rough sing/say voice that brings =
to mind the younger John Prine, a sly growl perfectly suited to his =
downbeat tales of lost love and hopelessness. He has a gift for =
startling images and melodies that stick in your mind after a single =
listen. "...strange, skin-prickling tales picked up from the Moebius =
strip of a lost highway he's been compelled to travel on.... like a =
hillbilly Leonard Cohen." ( Sylvie Simmons, MOJO) Click here for more! =
BUY TICKETS NOW!=20
Tues. Jan. 25 Bobby Bare Jr. (w/ Duane Denison=85Jesus Lizard, =
Tomahawk), Heartless Bastards 9 PM, $10, Tavern While Bobby Bare Jr., =
scion of country music legend Bobby Bare Sr., can't claim to have never =
ridden his famous father's coattails - after all, he was nominated for a =
Grammy for a duet with the old man - by and large he's staked out his =
very own territory on the musical landscape. To wit: the Nashville-Bare =
Jr. was only 5 years-old when he recorded that Grammy-nominated duet, =
and his first two albums, Boo-Tay and Brainwasher (credited to his band, =
Bare Jr.), owed more to punk, indie and Southern rock than =
straight-up-country. Bare Jr.'s more recent recordings - 2002's =
acclaimed Young Criminal's Starvation League, 2003's OK I'm Sorry EP and =
this summer's From the End of Your Leash - all find him moving a little =
closer to singer-songwriter-driven rootsy fare, albeit still with a =
progressive-leaning rock 'n' roll heart. London's Independent hails =
Bobby Bare Jr. as "one of the best commercially undiscovered artists on =
the leftbank of Americana," which roughly translated means that he's too =
dang good for his own good =85 or at least for mainstream radio. Bobby =
puts on one wild, unpredictable show every time he's here-whether he's =
whipping up some hell-raisin' rock n' roll or strumming to introspective =
pop melancholia, it goes to show you never can tell. On guitar with =
Bobby we'll have Duane Denison, the remarkable and inimitable guitarist =
formely with the Jesus Lizard and currently with the Mike Patton-led =
ensemble, Tomahawk. Click here for more! BUY TICKETS NOW! =20
Tickets are available at any CD/Game Exchange, Chris' Warped =
Records, Music Saves
through www.beachlandballroom.com, or by calling 216-383-1124.=20
Wed. Jan 26 Steve Wynn and the Miracle 3, The Silos, Rainy Day =
Saints 8 PM, $10 ADV / $12 DOS, Tavern=20
NEW SHOW Fri. Jan. 28 experimentalbehavior.com presents: Infinite =
Number of Sounds, Nick Traenkner, Aphrodesiatics, Beautiful Loser (feat. =
Jeremy Bleich of Birth), Humachine, 9 PM, $6, Tavern =20
Sat. Jan 29 Question Mark & the Mysterians (60s legends of "96 =
Tears" fame w/ original line-up), 9:30 PM, $15, Ballroom =20
Sun. Jan 30 An evening with the Jazz Mandolin Project. 8 PM, $12 =
adv/$14 DOS =20
Tues. Feb. 1 ALL AGES SHOW Low, Pedro The Lion, 8 PM, $12.50 =
Adv./$14 DOS, Ballroom =20
Fri. Feb. 4 Donovon Frankenreiter, 9 PM, $12, ballroom =20
Sat. Feb. 5. Lucy Kaplansky, 8 PM, $15, ballroom =20
Sat. Feb. 5 Lords of the Highway-CD Release Party for their new =
release "Degreaser," Marauders, Koffin Kats 9:30 PM, $6, Tavern =20
Tue. Feb. 8 Man Man, 9 PM, $7, Tavern =20
Fri. Feb. 11 Ray Lamontagne 8 PM $12 Ballroom=20
Fri. Feb. 11 The Bloody Hollies, The Moaners (w/ Melissa from =
Trailer Bride), 9:30 PM, $7, Tavern=20
Sun. Feb. 13 Griffin House. 8 PM, $8 adv/$10 DOS, Tavern =20
Wed. Feb. 16 Hank & My Honky Tonk Heroes starring Jason Petty from =
the "Lost Highway" stage show which launched at the Cleveland Play House =
before it's Broadway run, 8 PM, $20 Adv./$22 DOS, Ballroom =20
Wed. Feb. 16 Vance Gilbert, 8 PM, $10 Adv, $12 DOS, tavern =20
Fri. February 18 The Iguanas 9 PM $12 Ballroom =20
Sat. Feb 19 SOUL DANCE PARTY with Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, =
9:30 PM, $10 ADV / $12 DOS, Tavern =20
Tues. Feb 22 I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness, 9 PM, $6, Tavern =
NEW SHOW Thu Feb 24 Brazil, Bear Vs. Shark, Wood and Wires, =
Monet.Madrid.Madagascar, 8:30 PM, $5, Ballroom =20
Thu. March 3 An evening with Tom Russell and Andrew Hardin 8 PM, =
$18 ADV/$20 DOS, Tavern =20
BEACHLAND 5th ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND Sat. March 5 Alex Chilton, 9 PM, =
$20, Ballroom =20
Thu. March 10 Solas, 8 PM $15, Ballroom=20
Tue. March 15 Rhonda Vincent, Jim Lauderdale, 8 PM, $22 ADV / $24 =
DOS, Ballroom=20
Sat. April 2 Ellis Paul, 8 PM, $12 ADV / $14 DOS, Tavern=20
Sat. April 23 Eddie from Ohio, Rachael Davis, 8 PM, $15, Ballroom=20
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44110<BR>216-383-1124<BR>for more information:</FONT><BR><B><FONT=20
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<P><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
color=3D#6633cc=20
size=3D1>Dear Folks,<BR><BR>The holiday fog that's covered so many =
of us=20
with parties, obligations, shopping, and the shoveling of copious =
amounts=20
of snow has now been lifted. We at Beachland are pleased and proud =
to=20
present you with a riveting extravaganza of shows in the next few =
weeks,=20
such as our very unique <B>99=A2</B> show featuring Kiddo and =
Machine Go=20
Boom. Come down for mere pennies and check out the bands that =
Cleveland's=20
just been smitten over. Fans of Japanimation, rock n' roll and =
slapstick=20
comedy won't want to miss the human bowling-pin antics of =
Peelander-Z!=20
We've also got chanteuse Neko Case this weekend backed up by the=20
incomparable Sadies. Fans of both indie rock and roots music will =
dig on=20
the golden-voiced Ms. Case and her versatile friends the Sadies--a =
band=20
that can go from cowpunk to authentic honky-tonk to psych-rock at =
the drop=20
of a beer can!<BR></FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
color=3D#6633cc=20
size=3D1>And for all you budget rockets, we've got two great free =
events=20
coming up: a SOUL DANCE PARTY on January 18th to celebrate the =
birthday of=20
Beachland owner Mark Leddy. Days later, our friends MUSIC SAVES =
will have=20
a listening party featuring cuts from records they'll be selling =
at=20
midnight: Low, Bright Eyes, ...Trail of Dead, and more. The =
listening=20
party will take place on January 24th. And like the SOUL DANCE =
PARTY, it's=20
FREE of charge. Read below for more details on both of these =
low-priced=20
but high-quality events.<BR><BR>As always, tickets are available =
at any=20
CD/Game Exchange, Music Saves (right down the street from us) and =
Chris'=20
Warped Records, or by going to our website, =
www.beachlandballroom.com. You=20
can also place an order with us down here in the basement/bunker =
office=20
over the phone. Simply call 216-344-9433 and we'll be pleased to =
take your=20
order.<BR><BR>Cheers,</FONT><FONT color=3D#6633cc><BR><FONT=20
face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size=3D1>Beachland =
Ballroom and=20
Tavern</FONT></FONT></P></TD></TR>
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<TD height=3D114><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
size=3D1><B>Sat. Jan 15 Willy Porter 7:30 PM Early Show, $12 =
adv/$14 DOS,=20
Tavern </B>Spend an evening with Willy Porter and experience a =
rare=20
communion between artist and audience. With High Wire Live, his =
first live=20
album, listeners who have never experienced Porter on stage can =
hear the=20
quietly spellbinding majesty and improvisation of Willy Porter in =
his=20
natural milieu. High Wire Live touches the heart of Porter's =
songwriting,=20
his life experience, and the variety of styles that make up his =
distinct=20
musical persona, from the blues-based open-tuned funk of "Tribe," =
to the=20
blinding 6 & 12-string guitar playing that has placed him in =
the=20
vanguard of the new acoustic frontier. Willy Porter is a seasoned =
solo=20
performer who honed his songs and his chops traveling across =
America and=20
Europe playing to captive audiences everywhere. His songs are =
equal parts=20
muscle and intimacy, and reveal a rarely achieved relationship =
between an=20
artist and his craft. What's also exceptional about Willy is his =
stellar,=20
magnetizing guitar playing-think Michael Hedges-style =
dexterity-which=20
moves from the delicate to incendiary at the flick of his wrist. =
Porter=20
has become a master at his craft by forming his mind-blowing =
guitar=20
playing - with a major influence coming from acoustic specialist =
Leo=20
Kottke - rootsy vocals and great sense of storytelling, creating a =
great=20
musical atmosphere. <A href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com"=20
target=3D_blank>Click here for more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A> </FONT></TD></TR>
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<TD height=3D120><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
size=3D1><B>Sat. Jan. 15 Antiseen, Amps II Eleven, Brody's Militia =
10:30 PM=20
Late Show, $8, Tavern </B>ANTiSEEN has never done anything less =
than kick=20
a**. Band members may have come and band members may have gone but =
Mad Dog=20
Jeff Clayton and Mighty Joe Young have held the Destructo flag =
high all=20
these long years. They have raged a sonic blitzkrieg all the way =
from the=20
backwoods juke joints of South Carolina to the legendary German =
beer halls=20
and left eardrums bleeding on both sides of the ocean. They have =
recorded=20
with the likes of notorious madman GG Allin and legendary Alice =
Cooper=20
guitarist Michael Bruce. Their recordings are the heaviest slabs =
of out of=20
control redneck rockin' you'll ever hope to come across.....their =
live=20
shows are the stuff of legend... and they just get meaner with =
age.=20
ANTiSEEN have been waging a war on musical mediocrity for almost =
twenty=20
years now and by god they're winning. Read these quotes: "it's a =
biker=20
baiting, bile tasting, punk n' roll barb-b-q of the damned, all =
hateful=20
and bothered, and the absolute definition of 'gumption'. Just =
don't ask=20
what kind of meat you're eating." "The first time I heard Antiseen =
the=20
music made me want to get drunk and fistfight someone, ...anyone =
who was=20
in the vicinity." Of Amps II Eleven: "Every song on this=20
cirrhosis-courting debut sounds like it was written through a =
hangover.=20
The vocals are hollered like a drunk ordering another round. Twin =
guitars=20
rip out greasy leads, with burping, acid-reflux bass piled on top. =
This is=20
blue-collar rock that defines Cleveland as much as shitty weather =
and=20
shittier sports franchises." (Cleveland Scene) <BR><A=20
href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com" target=3D_blank>Click =
here for=20
more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A> </FONT></TD></TR>
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size=3D1><B><FONT color=3D#ff3333 size=3D2>Tues. Jan. 18 FREE! =
Downtown=20
Soulville Dance Party w/ DJ Race Card (Lawrence Caswell) and DJ =
Mr.=20
Fishtruck (Mark Leddy) spinning old-school soul and funk vinyl, 10 =
PM</FONT><FONT color=3D#ff3333><BR>Cheap Beer ($2 domestics, $3 =
imports all=20
night) Come down and help celebrate Fishtruck's birthday! Note: =
Moved from=20
Wed. Jan. 19</FONT></B></FONT></DIV></TD></TR>
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<TD><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1><B>Wed. Jan.=20
19 The Ike Reilly Assassination 9 PM, $7, Tavern</B> The notion of =
authenticity is crucial to the effectiveness of =
singer-songwriters. Just=20
ask Libertyville, Illinois native Ike Reilly, a grizzled artist as =
fringe-dwelling as the characters in his tunes. After honing his =
skills in=20
a variety of never-were bands in the late '80s/early '90s, the =
father of=20
four gave up music and became a hotel doorman to pay the bills. =
When he=20
finally earned a record deal -- thanks to the keen ear of one-half =
of the=20
production duo the Dust Brothers -- his resulting 2001 debut, =
Salesmen and=20
Racists, barely made a dent beyond the used-CD bin. Which was a =
shame,=20
since Reilly's shadowy sketches of ne'er-do-wells and rapscallions =
-- all=20
matched with deceptively cheery bar-blues smokiness -- should have =
made=20
him a working-class hero. This year's Sparkle in the Finish, a=20
less-polished sophomore effort, solidifies his reputation as a =
cult=20
troubadour. The same deadbeat characters abound, from one looking =
to "find=20
me a girl and some good cocaine" to a bank robber "only in it for =
the=20
money . . . [and] a little glory too." Sparkle's sonics, =
furthermore, are=20
purely world-weary: "Waitin' for Daddy" gallops like the rawest =
P.J.=20
Harvey songs, while the dour ghost of Mark Eitzel hangs over=20
"Ex-Americans." (Annie Zaleski) <A =
href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com"=20
target=3D_blank>Click here for more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A></FONT></TD></TR>
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<TD><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1><B>Thu. Jan=20
20 Azita, Wisconsin, Good Morning Valentine 9 PM, $7, Tavern</B> =
Azita's=20
album Endantiodromia works in the same way-- terrible, compelling =
and=20
somehow real all at once. Terrible comes first, and I mean it in =
the=20
literary sense: formidable, extreme, bloody, larger-than-life. =
Terrible as=20
in "Ivan, the." With the assistance of drummer John McEntire, =
bassist=20
Matthew Lux, guitarist Jeff Parker, and cornetist Rob Mazurek, =
Azita plays=20
armchair pub jazz in 70s half-step melodies, composing jittery =
modernist=20
piano pieces for the pop age. Her singing voice, petted down quite =
a lot=20
from her war-cry days in Chicago no-punk greats the Scissor Girls =
and=20
Bride of Nono, is a flimsy, moppety, rubbery alto that never knows =
which=20
note is safe to pitch a tent upon. She interprets her compositions =
like=20
Linda Ronstadt's record with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra, if Linda =
had=20
first washed down a couple valium pills with a flask of Maker's =
Mark. Or,=20
like Yoko Ono fronting Get Hustle. Or, on the vocal-free numbers, =
like=20
Gyorgy Kurtag's jagged, frightening vocal explorations and =
Scriabin piano=20
concertos interpreted in a pop-jazz context. Two of this area's =
more=20
exciting bands return to the Tavern stage tonight: the heavy and =
wordless=20
plate tectonic rock of Wisconsin. Good Morning Valentine brings to =
mind an=20
eloquent updating of 70s singer-songwriter melancholia coupled =
with twang=20
and that certain je ne sais quoi (we find that these are more fun =
to write=20
when we throw in extemporaneous and ill-spelled francologisms). <A =
href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com" target=3D_blank>Click =
here for=20
more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A> </FONT></TD></TR>
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<TD><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1><B>Fri. Jan.=20
21 The Gin Palace Jesters, The Wailin' Elroys 9:30 PM, $7, =
Tavern</B>=20
"Chicago's original honky-tonk fools," the Gin Palace Jesters are=20
purveyors of the finest in hard hitting hillbilly Honky-tonk, =
Country=20
Boogie and Western Swing . Infused with a deep and sincere =
fondness for=20
all traditional American musical styles, the sound of the Gin =
Palace=20
Jesters could best be described as being akin to the sounds of =
Country=20
Music's "Golden" age. Although a portion of their live =
performances come=20
from their vast catalog of the Hillbilly & Country Hit Parade, =
these=20
boys are not mere followers or imitators. They also posses the =
talent of 3=20
songwriters performing original novelty numbers, heartfelt love =
songs,=20
honky-tonk weepers, drinking songs and dark ballads. Delivering 3 =
and 4=20
part country harmony, the Gin Palace Jesters prove that authentic =
country=20
and cowboy music can still hold validity in both traditional songs =
as well=20
as brand spankin' new originals. The Wailin' Elroys offer a =
brilliant=20
mixture of modern and authentic rockabilly music. CD includes a =
Killer=20
version of Eddie Cochran's Twenty Flight Rock and a WOW more than =
cool=20
interpretation of the old school Punk classic Havanna Affair from =
the=20
Ramones. This is trash in the most positive way and you'll better =
stumble=20
to your next local dealer or order it directly from us, because =
this thang=20
is a definitive must for everybody. <A=20
href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com" target=3D_blank>Click =
here for=20
more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A></FONT></TD></TR>
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<TD height=3D67><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1><B>Sat. Jan. 22 Don Dixon, The Carpenter Ants 8 PM, $8 =
ADV / $10=20
DOS, Tavern</B> Producer, musician, performer, vocalist and =
songwriter Don=20
Dixon is perhaps best known for his work as producer for some of =
America's=20
favorite artists including R.E.M., Marshall Crenshaw, The =
Smithereens, and=20
his wife, Marti Jones. Dixon started out as a bass player and =
vocalist for=20
North Carolina band Arrogance. The band's five albums spread over =
almost a=20
decade and generated a fervent regional following before the band =
went=20
their separate ways, and Dixon decided to try his hand at =
producing and=20
creating his own solo records. Dixon's songwriting talents =
garnered him a=20
single on the Joe Cocker million-seller with "I Can Hear The =
River" and a=20
co-write of the song "Time and Time Again" with the Counting =
Crows. And=20
while writing, Dixon also has been playing. He played bass on Mary =
Chapin=20
Carpenter's #1 single "Shut Up And Kiss Me." Dixon completed a run =
in New=20
York City, along with Jim Wann and Bland Simpson, in a rollicking =
cabaret=20
show about life in the coastal Carolinas entitled "King Mackerel =
& The=20
Blues Are Runnin'." <A href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com"=20
target=3D_blank>Click here for more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A></FONT></TD></TR>
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<TD height=3D66>
<DIV align=3Dcenter><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
color=3D#ff6666 size=3D2>Mon. Jan 24 LOW (and other new release) =
LISTENING=20
PARTY hosted by Music Saves! With new releases by Low, Bright =
Eyes, Ani=20
Difranco, Chris Stamey & Yo La Tengo, Mercury Rev, And You =
Will Know=20
Us By The Trail of Dead, Block Party, Lou Barlow, Destroyer, and =
much=20
more. <FONT size=3D1>Featured musical guests: <U>Mikey Machine =
& Mike=20
Uva</U>. Drink specials, giveaways from Sub Pop and other labels.=20
FREE!</FONT></FONT><FONT size=3D1> </FONT></B></DIV></TD></TR>
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<TD><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1><B>Sun. Jan=20
23 Kristin Hersh, Ben Weaver 8:30 PM, $12 ADV/$14 DOS, Tavern =
</B>In a=20
career full of busy years, 2003 stands out as a very busy year for =
Kristin=20
Hersh. In March of 2003 Hersh put out not one, but two full-length =
releases -- The Grotto, her fifth solo record and an all-new =
Throwing=20
Muses record for the first time in seven years. Add to that the =
birth of=20
her fourth son (Bodhi), months of touring, a cross-country move, =
and the=20
formation of her first new band since she began making music with =
Throwing=20
Muses in the early eighties: 50 Foot Wave. "Throwing Muses" was =
the work=20
of a musician clearly delighted to be reunited with her electric =
guitar=20
and her band. The angular, furious songs on that record, shot =
through with=20
rock-goddess guitar work by Kristin was both a return to the =
band's roots=20
and a jumping off point for something new altogether. "The Grotto" =
showed=20
us a woman profoundly in control of her music -- each sound as =
well as=20
each silence. 50 Foot Wave takes that exquisite control and =
infuses it=20
with an energetic intensity -- The urgency and freshness of these =
songs is=20
palpable in 50 Foot Wave's rock-assault. This show features =
Kristin in a=20
solo setting, less loud but no less intimate and gripping. Ben =
Weaver is a=20
folk/Americana songwriter, guitarist and singer with a rough =
sing/say=20
voice that brings to mind the younger John Prine, a sly growl =
perfectly=20
suited to his downbeat tales of lost love and hopelessness. He has =
a gift=20
for startling images and melodies that stick in your mind after a =
single=20
listen. "...strange, skin-prickling tales picked up from the =
Moebius strip=20
of a lost highway he's been compelled to travel on.... like a =
hillbilly=20
Leonard Cohen." ( Sylvie Simmons, MOJO) <A=20
href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com" target=3D_blank>Click =
here for=20
more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A></FONT></TD></TR>
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<TD><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1><B>Tues.=20
Jan. 25 Bobby Bare Jr. (w/ Duane Denison…Jesus Lizard, =
Tomahawk),=20
Heartless Bastards 9 PM, $10, Tavern</B> While Bobby Bare Jr., =
scion of=20
country music legend Bobby Bare Sr., can't claim to have never =
ridden his=20
famous father's coattails - after all, he was nominated for a =
Grammy for a=20
duet with the old man - by and large he's staked out his very own=20
territory on the musical landscape. To wit: the Nashville-Bare Jr. =
was=20
only 5 years-old when he recorded that Grammy-nominated duet, and =
his=20
first two albums, Boo-Tay and Brainwasher (credited to his band, =
Bare=20
Jr.), owed more to punk, indie and Southern rock than =
straight-up-country.=20
Bare Jr.'s more recent recordings - 2002's acclaimed Young =
Criminal's=20
Starvation League, 2003's OK I'm Sorry EP and this summer's From =
the End=20
of Your Leash - all find him moving a little closer to=20
singer-songwriter-driven rootsy fare, albeit still with a=20
progressive-leaning rock 'n' roll heart. London's Independent =
hails Bobby=20
Bare Jr. as "one of the best commercially undiscovered artists on =
the=20
leftbank of Americana," which roughly translated means that he's =
too dang=20
good for his own good … or at least for mainstream radio. =
Bobby puts on=20
one wild, unpredictable show every time he's here-whether he's =
whipping up=20
some hell-raisin' rock n' roll or strumming to introspective pop=20
melancholia, it goes to show you never can tell. On guitar with =
Bobby=20
we'll have Duane Denison, the remarkable and inimitable guitarist =
formely=20
with the Jesus Lizard and currently with the Mike Patton-led =
ensemble,=20
Tomahawk. <A href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com" =
target=3D_blank>Click=20
here for more!</A> <A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.beachland.musictoday.com/BeachlandBallroomandTavern/ca=
lendar.aspx"=20
target=3D_blank>BUY TICKETS NOW!</A> </FONT></TD></TR>
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<TD height=3D34>
<DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT size=3D2><B><FONT=20
face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Tickets are =
available at any=20
CD/Game Exchange, Chris' Warped Records, Music Saves<BR>through <A =
href=3D"http://www.beachlandballroom.com"=20
target=3D_blank>www.beachlandballroom.com,</A> or by calling=20
216-383-1124.</FONT></B></FONT></DIV></TD></TR>
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<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Wed. Jan=20
26 Steve Wynn and the Miracle 3, The Silos, Rainy Day Saints 8 PM, =
$10 ADV=20
/ $12 DOS, Tavern</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>NEW SHOW=20
Fri. Jan. 28 experimentalbehavior.com presents: Infinite Number of =
Sounds,=20
Nick Traenkner, Aphrodesiatics, Beautiful Loser (feat. Jeremy =
Bleich of=20
Birth), Humachine, 9 PM, $6, Tavern </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Sat. Jan=20
29 Question Mark & the Mysterians (60s legends of "96 Tears" =
fame w/=20
original line-up), 9:30 PM, $15, Ballroom </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Sun. Jan=20
30 An evening with the Jazz Mandolin Project. 8 PM, $12 adv/$14 =
DOS=20
</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Tues.=20
Feb. 1 ALL AGES SHOW Low, Pedro The Lion, 8 PM, $12.50 Adv./$14 =
DOS,=20
Ballroom </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Fri. Feb.=20
4 Donovon Frankenreiter, 9 PM, $12, ballroom </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Sat. Feb.=20
5. Lucy Kaplansky, 8 PM, $15, ballroom </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Sat. Feb.=20
5 Lords of the Highway-CD Release Party for their new release =
"Degreaser,"=20
Marauders, Koffin Kats 9:30 PM, $6, Tavern </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD height=3D2><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
size=3D1>Tue. Feb. 8 Man Man, 9 PM, $7, Tavern =
</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Fri. Feb.=20
11 Ray Lamontagne 8 PM $12 Ballroom</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD height=3D13><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
size=3D1>Fri. Feb. 11 The Bloody Hollies, The Moaners (w/ Melissa =
from=20
Trailer Bride), 9:30 PM, $7, Tavern</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Sun. Feb.=20
13 Griffin House. 8 PM, $8 adv/$10 DOS, Tavern =
</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Wed. Feb.=20
16 Hank & My Honky Tonk Heroes starring Jason Petty from the =
"Lost=20
Highway" stage show which launched at the Cleveland Play House =
before it's=20
Broadway run, 8 PM, $20 Adv./$22 DOS, Ballroom =
</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Wed. Feb.=20
16 Vance Gilbert, 8 PM, $10 Adv, $12 DOS, tavern =
</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Fri.=20
February 18 The Iguanas 9 PM $12 Ballroom </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD height=3D2><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
size=3D1>Sat. Feb 19 SOUL DANCE PARTY with Sharon Jones and the =
Dap-Kings,=20
9:30 PM, $10 ADV / $12 DOS, Tavern </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD height=3D2><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"=20
size=3D1><B>Tues. Feb 22 I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness, 9 =
PM, $6,=20
Tavern</B></FONT></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD height=3D11><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
size=3D1>NEW SHOW Thu Feb 24 Brazil, Bear Vs. Shark, Wood and =
Wires,=20
Monet.Madrid.Madagascar, 8:30 PM, $5, Ballroom =
</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Thu.=20
March 3 An evening with Tom Russell and Andrew Hardin 8 PM, $18 =
ADV/$20=20
DOS, Tavern </FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>BEACHLAND=20
5th ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND Sat. March 5 Alex Chilton, 9 PM, $20, =
Ballroom=20
</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Thu.=20
March 10 Solas, 8 PM $15, Ballroom</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Tue.=20
March 15 Rhonda Vincent, Jim Lauderdale, 8 PM, $22 ADV / $24 DOS,=20
Ballroom</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" =
size=3D1>Sat.=20
April 2 Ellis Paul, 8 PM, $12 ADV / $14 DOS, =
Tavern</FONT></B></TD></TR>
<TR vAlign=3Dtop align=3Dmiddle>
<TD height=3D2><B><FONT face=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, =
sans-serif"=20
size=3D1>Sat. April 23 Eddie from Ohio, Rachael Davis, 8 PM, $15,=20
Ballroom</FONT></B></TD></TR>
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