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AUG 28 | THURSDAY, AUG. 28 Chelsea Williams opens the show. |
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| Gunshy, Andrew Jackson Jihad @ The Trunk Space Aug 28 |
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| The Revenge/Gitsome/Parkway Wretch @ Yucca Tap Room Aug 28 |
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| Brian DeMarco @ Mama Java's Coffeehouse Aug 28 |
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AUG 29 |
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FRIDAY, AUG. 29
A Friday Night Pool Party at Hotel San Carlos by their roof top pool. This weeks line up TBA. Pool parties are 18 and over, bar with ID. |
| The Musturd Procedure w/ Ska City One @ Hollywood Alley Aug 29 |
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| The Game & Young Buck @ Celebrity Theater Aug 29 |
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| Nickatina Experience w/ Intrinzik, 480 Underground, Herb N Life, Strictly Business @ Marquee Theatre Aug 29 |
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| Joe Draper Band @ Yucca Tap Room Aug 29 |
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| Big Pete Pearson Blues Band @ Rhythm Room Aug 29 |
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| Jay Allan @ Mama Java's Coffeehouse Aug 29 |
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AUG 30 | SATURDAY, AUG. 30 Dancing Machine Review A Tribute To The Jackson 5 @ Rhythm Room
A tribute to the Jackson 5. This is an early show. |
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| SATURDAY, AUG. 30 Liar's Handshake EP Release Party @ Yucca Tap Room
w/Babaluca, DJ Epidemic and Against the Giant |
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| SATURDAY, AUG. 30 w/ Alaska And Me, The Constellation Branch |
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| Big Pete Pearson Blues Band @ Rhythm Room Aug 30 |
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| Saturday Open Mic Night @ Mama Java's Coffeehouse Aug 30 |
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| Mike Montoya (Fatigo)/Jump Back Heart Attack/Doug Bale @ Drip Coffee Lounge Aug 30 |
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SUNDAY, AUG. 31 Hot Mess Night w/ Gospel Claws & 42 Eternal @ Modified Arts
As always HOT MESS brings you the finest in local music in a NO COVER event @ The Yucca Tap Room. Your host, DJ Epidemic, keeps the music going all night with the best tunes to get you ready for the week to come. Show up early, stay late, and party the summer away every other Sunday with HOT MESS. |
| SUNDAY, AUG. 31 The RX Bandits started out amid other popular southern California ska-influenced acts such as Reel Big Fish and No Doubt. Their live shows are known for being highly energetic, with pre-rehearsed jams in between songs. Portugal The Man, Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground open. |
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| SUNDAY, AUG. 31 2nd Annual Labor Day Weekend Down-Home Blues Festival! @ Rhythm Room
With Tail Dragger, Eddie Taylor Jr, Tomcat Courtney and The Rhythm Room Allstars. |
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| The Mission Creeps w/ special guests @ Hollywood Alley Aug 31 |
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SEP 1 | MONDAY, SEP. 1 Eye Alaska/Crash Coordinates @ Chyro Arts w/The Amours, The Hanks, and Thunder Theif |
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RX Bandits play a second show! w/ Portugal The Man, Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground |
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| MONDAY, SEP. 1 w/War From A Harlots Mouth, Fuck The Facts, Left To Vanish, The Water Fox. |
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SEP 3 | WEDNESDAY, SEP. 3 |
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| Samuel James/Nina Curri @ Rhythm Room Sep 3 |
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SEP 4 | THURSDAY, SEP. 4 Art Edwards Co-founder of Refreshments @ Stinkweeds
Art Edwards--co-founder, co-songwriter and bass player of the Refreshments, the band that sold combined in excess of 400,000 albums for Mercury Records in the 1990s; wrote and recorded the top fifteen alternative radio hit "Banditos" (1996); and wrote and recorded the theme song for the Fox television series *King of the Hill*--will make two appearances in the Phoenix area during the first week of September. Edwards will read from his novel "Ghost Notes" and perform acoustically at this intimate instore performance. |
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| THURSDAY, SEP. 4 Mr. Lewis & The Funeral Five with The Dirty Hearts @ Hollywood Alley
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FRIDAY, SEP. 5
A Friday Night Pool Party at Hotel San Carlos by their roof top pool. This week featuring MR Meeble featuring DJ Radar with Colorstore and Mer. Pool parties are 18 and over, bar with ID. |
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FRIDAY, SEP. 5 Two years after wooing critics with the beloved "Elephant Eyelash," WHY? return, third LP in hand. In short, "Alopecia" is a collection of hard rhymes and raw-spun songs forced through the stubborn smile of a life-lover scorned and reborn. In long, this is an album of bone-dry jokes, suicides played out in poem, musings on final moments written inside of restrooms, begrudging self-affirmation, and the grit and glories of every day living. Yoni Wolf has returned with the Art of Songcraft tucked under his arm. Inspired as much by MF Doom and Lil’ Wayne as J. Newsom and Big Dylan, his words roll out bent and beautiful, not unlike the musical architecture that sends those words skyward. RAFTER - TERMINAL 11 - JARED ALAN open the show. |
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| FRIDAY, SEP. 5 Slightly Stoopid & Pepper @ Mesa Amphitheatre
with Reggae legends Sly and Robbie |
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| Run Run Run (LA) w/ Antique Scream, Kirkwood Dillinger, Juicy Newt, Adam’s @ Hollywood Alley Sep 5 |
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| Big Pete Pearson Blues Band @ Rhythm Room Sep 5 |
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SEP 6 | SATURDAY, SEP. 6
A decade since the break-up of his seminal Arizona band The Refreshments, Edwards emerges with his first ever solo album, "Songs from Memory", and his second rock novel, "Ghost Notes". Edwards performs with a full band at the Yucca. |
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| SATURDAY, SEP. 6 Elmore James Jr/Cadillac Zack Blues Band @ Rhythm Room
Fiona Boyes and Bob Corritore open the show. |
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| Hall & Oates @ US Airways Center Sep 6 |
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| Headroom with Sideways to Seven @ Hollywood Alley Sep 6 |
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| Signs Of Betrayal, ShallowPoint, The Asylum, Laconic @ Marquee Theatre Sep 6 |
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| Whitechapel w/ Through The Eyes Of The Dead, Impending Doom, Molotiv Solution, A Different Breed Of Killer @ The Clubhouse Sep 7 |
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SEP 8 | MONDAY, SEP. 8 Matt has been heralded as one of Rolling Stone Magazine's 10 Artists to Watch. Adam Panic opens the show. |
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| MONDAY, SEP. 8 The Toadies w/Lions @ Martini Ranch The Loveblisters open the show. This show has been MOVED to the Martini Ranch. |
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| Witchcraft w/ Graveyard, TK Webb & The Visions @ The Clubhouse Sep 8 |
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| Bill Tarsha and the Rocket 88s rocket88s.net/ @ Rhythm Room Sep 8 |
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TUESDAY, SEP. 9
Death Vessel might sound like the moniker of some punishing metal outfit, but it's actually the name the psychedelic-leaning singer-songwriter Joel Thibodeau calls his beautifully haunting music. "Nothing is Precious Enough for Us" is Thibodeau's follow-up to 2005's "Stay Close", and first record for Sub Pop. Fans of similar psych-folk artists like Roky Erickson and Jandek will find much to like here. Micah Blue Smaldone and Courtney Marie Andrews open the show. Tickets available at Stinkweeds. |
| Rocket Summer w/ Phantom Planet, The Secret Handshake, Morning Light @ Marquee Theatre Sep 9 |
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| Sigh w/ Zimmers Hole, Unexpect, He Who Binds Himself @ The Clubhouse Sep 9 |
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SEP 10 | WEDNESDAY, SEP. 10 With Hill Country Revue featuring members of the North Mississippi All-Stars. |
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| Shinedown w/ Red, Jet Black Stare @ Marquee Theatre Sep 10 |
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SEP 11 | THURSDAY, SEP. 11 Throw Me The Statue @ Modified Arts with Princeton, Hands On Fire. |
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| Wensday/John Kaizer and friends @ Rhythm Room Sep 11 |
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FRIDAY, SEP. 12
Ex-Throwing Muses frontwoman returns to town. Don't miss this intimate performance at Modified Arts. Hersh's music is known for its chords, sonic treatments, and a vocal style ranging from softly melodic singing to impassioned screaming. Some of her signature contributions to popular music include addressing the complexities of life through impressionistic, sometimes hallucinatory lyrics about everyday feelings and varying mental states. Special guests open the show. Tickets available at Stinkweeds. |
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FRIDAY, SEP. 12 Tiger Army's story can be summed up in one word – perseverance. Members shot, members changed, situations that would have finished other bands a thousand times over and still the band has recently delivered its best album to date under the guidance of singer/guitarist/songwriter Nick 13. "III: Ghost Tigers Rise" is the band’s most distinguished work yet, and while it rests comfortably within the “psychobilly” style that Tiger Army is credited with bringing to the attention of the United States underground, it also transcends genre with its intoxicating mix of vintage punk, rock’n’roll and bittersweet melody. One might hear strains of 80’s darkpop or postpunk (think Smiths, The Cure, or Depeche Mode) or a hillbilly pedal steel guitar, but the emphasis is squarely on songwriting, never on novelty or gimmick. w/ Calabrese, War Tapes. |
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| Tyrone Wells/Jason Reeves @ The Clubhouse Sep 12 |
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| Rhythm Room Allstars @ Rhythm Room Sep 12 |
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SEP 13 | SATURDAY, SEP. 13 Hip Hop artist, actor, activist, grammy award winning Common plays the Marquee. Local heavy-hitters Random and Novelty open the show. |
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| 10th Annual Chandler Mariachi Festival @ Chandler Center for the Arts Sep 13 |
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| Rhythm Room Allstars @ Rhythm Room Sep 13 |
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SEP 14 | SUNDAY, SEP. 14 with Virginia Coalition, Josh Hoge. |
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum @ Rhythm Room Sep 14 |
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| Nightwish w/ Sonata Arctica @ Marquee Theatre Sep 14 |
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SEP 15 | MONDAY, SEP. 15 Mutlu opens the show. |
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| Bill Tarsha and the Rocket 88s @ Rhythm Room Sep 15 |
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SEP 17 | WEDNESDAY, SEP. 17 Holy Ghosts open. |
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| Too Slim and the Taildraggers/Mike Zito @ Rhythm Room Sep 17 |
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SEP 18 | THURSDAY, SEP. 18 E For Explosion @ Chyro Arts
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| August Burns Red w/ Greeley Estates, A Skylite Drive, Sky Eats Airplane, This Or The Apocalypse @ Martini Ranch Sep 18 |
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SEP 23 |
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TUESDAY, SEP. 23
Touch and Go artists The New Year return to the valley. These guys have been pleasing your ears for years. You may remember brothers Matt and Bubba Kadane, from the highly praised band Bedhead. Team Love artist A Weather and locals Underwater Getdown / open the show. |
| TUESDAY, SEP. 23 My Morning Jacket @ Marquee Theatre My Morning Jacket have gotten kind of huge, especially their sound. MMJ's reverb soaked, country pop songs become full psychedelic rock epics during their live sets. Don't miss this show. |
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WEDNESDAY, SEP. 24 Vampire Weekend @ Marquee Theatre Vampire Weekend play Afropop-flecked indie-rock. Its tones are as starch-clean as Vampire Weekend's Oxford shirts, and its melodies as perky as popped collars. We like to think it's a perfect marriage of Paul Simon and Sting doing an indie soundtrack for a Wes Anderson film. |
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THURSDAY, SEP. 25 Okkervil River/Sea Wolf @ The Clubhouse A show not to be missed! Propelled by the cryptic songwriting of frontman Will Sheff, the Austin band Okkervil River makes dark, literate rock that's as explosive as it is thoughtful and intimate. Sea Wolf is part of a revitalized East LA music scene that, last year alone, has exported Earlimart and Silversun Pickups. Sea Wolf play delicate folk songs, highly recommended. Zykos open the show. |
SEP 26 | FRIDAY, SEP. 26 Living Legends @ The Brickhouse The entire Living Legends hip hop crew performs the Brickhouse! Tickets also available at Stinkweeds, Eastside and Zia. |
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SEP 27 | SATURDAY, SEP. 27 Edgefest lineup so far: Alkaline Trio, Atmosphere, Everlast, Flobots, Flogging Molly, Gogol Bordello, The Kooks, Kottonmouth Kings, Mickey Avalon, NOFX, Pennywise, Reverend Horton Heat, Rise Against, Thrice and special guest Paul Oakenfold. |
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