slappy wrote:hutch wrote:
DEVO
State Theate
December 15
Wu-Tang Clan
State Theatre
December 23
Wow, I would've expected both to be FSS shows.
QFT. State Theater is steppin up their game
QFT. State Theater is steppin up their game
Just Announced
QFT. State Theater is steppin up their game
^ Legwarmers opening up both shows
(jk)
(jk)
reggie wrote:
^ Legwarmers opening up both shows
(jk)
god i wanted to say something about that post so bad. thank you for that!
I really dislike this trend of announcing shows earlier and earlier
Overkill
5-11-12
Jaxx
Overkill
5-11-12
Jaxx
Saturday, October 29
Amma House
505 N. Naylor, Alexandria
8pm, $5 suugested donation
Glenn Jones (Boston, ex-Cul De Sac, Thrill Jockey/Strange Attractors)
Nathan Bowles & Scott Verrastro (Blacksburg/Philly improv percussion duo, Klang/Northern Spy)
Layne Garrett (DC, solo guitar/electronics)
Glenn Jones
http://frontporchproductions.org/artist/glennjones
Before embarking on his solo career, Glenn put out nine albums with the Boston based psych band Cul de Sac over the course of their 20 year history, including collaborations with Damo Suzuki and John Fahey. As a soloist, Jones has further explored that Fahey-influenced American Primitive approach to playing guitar and has released four albums of solo acoustic steel string guitar, six-string, 10-string and bottleneck, and 5-string open-back banjo and has collaborated with such musicians as Jack Rose and Chris Corsano. Simply put, this guy is a brilliant guitarist and it's a real treat to have him playing in Amma's basement.
Glenn discusses his new 2xLP on Thrill Jockey Records, The Wanting: http://www.thrilljockey.com/catalog/?id=105376
NPR interviews Glenn Jones on his musical influences: http://www.npr.org/2011/10/01/140935915/a-singular-guitarist-emerges-from-john-faheys-shadow
Nathan Bowles of the Black Twig Pickers and Pelt will perform in a free-improv all-percussion duo with Scott Verrastro of Kohoutek. Expect a wide variety of Pounding, paddling, rasping, and brushing on an array of cymbals, drums, bells, and various items repurposed for sonic tasks.
http://www.claviusproductions.org/
Layne Garrett is always a well received performer at the Amma House. Who knows what he'll have in store for us this time. Broken bicycle pieces, rewired radios, prepared guitar, a cantaloupe with a jack knife and a nipple? Don't miss out.
http://www.questionthetruth.com/
RESPECT THE SPACE
DONATIONS ARE FRIENDLY
BYOEverything
Amma House
505 N. Naylor, Alexandria
8pm, $5 suugested donation
Glenn Jones (Boston, ex-Cul De Sac, Thrill Jockey/Strange Attractors)
Nathan Bowles & Scott Verrastro (Blacksburg/Philly improv percussion duo, Klang/Northern Spy)
Layne Garrett (DC, solo guitar/electronics)
Glenn Jones
http://frontporchproductions.org/artist/glennjones
Before embarking on his solo career, Glenn put out nine albums with the Boston based psych band Cul de Sac over the course of their 20 year history, including collaborations with Damo Suzuki and John Fahey. As a soloist, Jones has further explored that Fahey-influenced American Primitive approach to playing guitar and has released four albums of solo acoustic steel string guitar, six-string, 10-string and bottleneck, and 5-string open-back banjo and has collaborated with such musicians as Jack Rose and Chris Corsano. Simply put, this guy is a brilliant guitarist and it's a real treat to have him playing in Amma's basement.
Glenn discusses his new 2xLP on Thrill Jockey Records, The Wanting: http://www.thrilljockey.com/catalog/?id=105376
NPR interviews Glenn Jones on his musical influences: http://www.npr.org/2011/10/01/140935915/a-singular-guitarist-emerges-from-john-faheys-shadow
Nathan Bowles of the Black Twig Pickers and Pelt will perform in a free-improv all-percussion duo with Scott Verrastro of Kohoutek. Expect a wide variety of Pounding, paddling, rasping, and brushing on an array of cymbals, drums, bells, and various items repurposed for sonic tasks.
http://www.claviusproductions.org/
Layne Garrett is always a well received performer at the Amma House. Who knows what he'll have in store for us this time. Broken bicycle pieces, rewired radios, prepared guitar, a cantaloupe with a jack knife and a nipple? Don't miss out.
http://www.questionthetruth.com/
RESPECT THE SPACE
DONATIONS ARE FRIENDLY
BYOEverything
There.
I also thought about the lecture and show tomorrow but Sat will be enough. Chethan has a great thing going with Amma.
I also thought about the lecture and show tomorrow but Sat will be enough. Chethan has a great thing going with Amma.
On a related note, there is this.
Fri Dec 2: Erykah Badu and the Cannabinoids @ Rams Head Live in Baltimore MD
who has seen badu live? my partner loves her, but i'm not sure if i could stand it. her music is not bad, but that means nothing into live translation.
Joe has. He said he would pay $80 to see her so I am guessing he thinks she is good.
who's joe . . . and why should i trust him?
Vas Deferens. And I never said that you should trust him.
Amir Khan v. Lamont Peterson @ DC Convention Center, December 10
tix went on sale at 10 am today, no seating chart, so who knows how my cheapo seats will be
tix went on sale at 10 am today, no seating chart, so who knows how my cheapo seats will be
azaghal1981 wrote:
Joe has. He said he would pay $80 to see her so I am guessing he thinks she is good.
This show is $75+fees, so looks like he'll have the chance
Maybe he was referring to it when he said that. I thought it was a "what if" thing but maybe not.
How is the Red Palace for shows? Thinking about seeing Fanfarlo there tomorrow night.
Tix are only $15, no clue if Id have to actually buy them in advance.
Tix are only $15, no clue if Id have to actually buy them in advance.
Nicole Atkins
DC9
Nov 29
$8
I'll be driving up from Va Beach for this one.
DC9
Nov 29
$8
I'll be driving up from Va Beach for this one.
xneverwherex wrote:
How is the Red Palace for shows? Thinking about seeing Fanfarlo there tomorrow night.
Tix are only $15, no clue if Id have to actually buy them in advance.
I have been to Red Palace several times now and have never had a problem with shows. The sound is ok. parking is ok. The bartender upstairs needed to pay more attention and they should stop the polling practice but its an alright place overall. I know many will probably disagree with that.
xneverwherex wrote:
How is the Red Palace for shows? Thinking about seeing Fanfarlo there tomorrow night.
Tix are only $15, no clue if Id have to actually buy them in advance.
Red Palace is fine for what it is.
H Street is going to be crazy tomorrow
http://frozentropics.blogspot.com/2011/10/details-on-appy-alloween.html
might look something like this on Sunday?
(H & 11th, during 1968 riots)
sweetcell wrote:
sigur ros' inni
AFI Silver Theatre, Silver Spring, MD
23 November
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=265488623491091
http://sigur-ros.co.uk/band/disco/inni/inni-screenings.php
Thanks for the heads-up on this!
There are two screenings on Wed. 11/23 at AFI – one at 7:15 p.m. and one at 9 p.m.
http://www.afi.com/silver/new/nowplaying/events.aspx#inni