I didn't plan it, It Just Happened

My main goal of this years SXSW was to find as many great garage bands as possible, but sometimes other themes creep in that take on a life of their own. I swear I didn't plan the following sequences of shows, but halfway through the night it somehow became a theme. Would the next band have more adorable women in it than the last? I'll just call it International Ladies night.

8PM Asteroid Galaxy Tour (Denmark) at Maggie Mae's: This band contains one lovely Mette Lindberg on vocals, a Danish Version of Debra Harry. I'd been stalking this band all weekend, but only managed to catch their last set. Awesome northern European pop with horns and quirkiness.



I'll put in a quick aside here...the Do512 was a lovely little affair in a nice artist compound. It had plenty of Lonestar, some vodka to sample, a little Sweet Leaf Tea, good sound, good site lines, a good size crowd, but plenty of room. The problem is everyone I asked had a different schedule. I had Asteroid Galaxy at 6, but their schedule had 4 (I got there at 4:40), but another guy swore they didn't play. I guess I saw Red Cortez and the Afternoons, who were pretty good, but it was not Black Joe Lewis and Asteroid Galaxy Tour as was on my schedule. That would have kicked ass...grrr.

Another aside from 8:40 -9:30 I was only listening to a band (The Broadfield Marchers) while cursing the refs and Duke Blue Devils as they beat my Horns in B-Ball.

9:30 Love Me Nots (USA) at Smokin Music The Love Me Nots are awesome 60's fuzz rock with TWO lovely lasses in the band, Nicole Laurenne: lead vocals and organ and Kyle Rose Stokes: bass and backup vocals. Go-go boots, doing the swim, and shimmying were in fashion here!

Here's a picture from the actual show that I linked to from their My Space Page:


10PM Cafe Funque (Brazil) at Opal Divines had one woman, CACAU (Lady Acid) on vocals. I wasn't into the one song I heard, so....

10:20 Suzanna Choffel (Texas) at Momo's, a lovely little lady from right here in Austin, Texas. Her Great voice over grooving, indy, jazzy numbers made the Sierra Nevada go down nicely.

Here is her My Space Photo:


11PM Pepper Pots (Spain) at Opal Divines. The number of cute young ladies grew to Three in this band. They were just so damn cute singing their Supreme style harmonies over ska grooves, I...er..well...I bought a CD...just loved the grooviness of the whole thing.

Here's a picture stolen from their website:


12AM Futomomo Satisfaction (Japan) at Opal Divines. I'm sure you heard me talk about the 3 Japanese women wearing bikinis playing Trombones. What you probably did not know was that they were great musicians and that there were actually 5 women wearing bikinis in the band. The keyboard player and bassist also joined in the fun. This was probably the highlight of SXSW for me, at least in terms of fun, good music. I'm serious...the music was great. I don't know why you'd think differently.

And a picture for the non-believers (it's all I got from their website)



1AM is when the night turned ugly. No nothing bad happened, just the bands turned into dude bands!

The surprise of the night was Diego's Umbrella who were tearing up the bar caddy corner to Opal's (I forget it's name). They were some crazy ass flaminco punk band tearing the shit up along the side walk. We stopped and danced around for 3 or 4 songs. Check 'em out...and no I won't post a picture.

Last Band of SXSW 2009? Marcy's Playground at Cedar Street. You may know this band as the one hit wonders who played Sex and Candy, but I really enjoyed all their songs. Great song writing, good 90's alternative rock. Just in case you thought I'd abandoned the whole "how many cute chicks could their be on stage" theme, I'll tell you that their were TWENTY (at least) dancing on stage to Sex and Candy. "God I'm so glad I wrote that song", exclaimed lead singer, John Wozniak. Amen brother.

I just want you to know that all of the lovely women potrayed in this entry are not only very good looking, but also talented musicians. If you thought otherwise, you suck!

Saturday Preview

Not sure I've done all my homework for Saturday, but here it is a day early. Ask and Bobnoxious shall deliver! I will be spending a lot of time at Opal's...gotta see some Japanese girls in bikinis playing Trombones! Momo's has some solid Austin acts. Gotta run free beer is calling my name!

[X] 06:00PM Electric Touch (Stubb's)
[X] 08:00PM The Asteroids Galaxy Tour (Maggie Mae's)
[X] 08:00PM Diplomats of Solid Sound (Opal Divine's Freehouse)
[X] 08:00PM PorterDavis (Momo's)
[X] 08:00PM Cory Branan (live.create. lounge)
[X] 08:30PM Scotland Yard Gospel Choir (Smokin' Music)
[X] 09:00PM Deadstring Brothers (Red Eyed Fly)
[X] 09:30PM The Love Me Nots (Smokin' Music)
[X] 10:00PM The Emeralds (Elysium)
[X] 10:00PM Cafe Funque (Opal Divine's Freehouse)
[X] 10:00PM Ezra Furman and the Harpoons (Submerged)
[X] 10:00PM Wintersleep (Rusty Spurs)
[X] 11:00PM The Proclaimers (Creekside at Hilton Garden Inn)
[X] 11:00PM Dan Dyer (Momo's)
[X] 11:00PM The Pepper Pots (Opal Divine's Freehouse)
[X] 11:00PM The Resignators (Fuze)
[X] 11:00PM The Strange Boys (Beauty Bar Backyard)
(After midnight, Sunday morning)
[X] 12:00AM Futomomo Satisfaction (Opal Divine's Freehouse)
[X] 12:00AM Skavenjah (Fuze)
[X] 12:00AM Grupo Fantasma (Emo's Main Room)
[X] 01:00AM Bedouin Soundclash (El Sol y La Luna)
[X] 01:00AM The Devil Makes Three (Submerged)
[X] 01:00AM Marcy Playground (Cedar Street Courtyard)
[X] 01:00AM Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears (Buffalo Billiards)

Day 2: Ears Ringing with Cheer.

My Ears Ringing with Cheer and my stomachs churning from too much beer. It must be day 3 of SXSW. It seems to be going to fast! Ah well, I still have half the shows to still see!

I cannot put into words how much frickin' fun I had yesterday. I'll just give the rundown:

• Rev Peyton's Big Damn Band: Free Red Stripe...Mamma's Fried Potatoes. Great new song the Devil or the D.T.'s
• Those Darlins: Cute girls with mouths like sailors. It was a fun bouncy show
• Love Joys: Pine Vally Cosmonauts...mmm Pecan Porter.
• Jayhawk dudes at New West Records...Mmmm free Live Oak
• Hold Steady: I can't say enough good things about them...I rock.
  
• Hall Monitors. Sweet Garage Rock.
• Golden Arm Trio on stairs in Elephant room.
• Arkells..
  
• Sam Roberts: If you haven't heard of this guy your probably not Canadian, but it was a fantastic show. Go buy his new record.
• Delta Spirit: Way too short set but still love the trashcan set
• Black Lips: Good times, but they seemed on good behavior
• Crap DJ before Jane's Addiction...Kill the DJ Kill the DJ Kill the DJ
• Jane's Addicition: Played just there first 2 albums. It was fantastic....and they gave me the free drinks! Damn this was one edgy band back in the day it's weird to see them as such huge rock stars. I never realized what a vamp Perry Ferrell is. During "Standing in the Shower" he was prancing with a towel...it was pretty gay looking...not that there's anything wrong with that. The rest of the show was fan fucking tastic.
  

What's in store for today? Here ya go:
[X] 05:00PM Ben Harper & RELENTLESS7 (SXSW Live (The Bat Bar) Austin Convention Center)
[X] 07:00PM Jump Back Jake (Mother Egan's)
[X] 07:00PM Raul Malo (Auditorium Shores Stage (Lady Bird Lake))
[X] 07:00PM The City Champs (Habana Calle 6)
[X] 07:40PM The Miserable Rich (18th Floor at Hilton Garden Inn)
[X] 07:45PM Abalone Dots (Opal Divine's Freehouse)
[X] 08:00PM Howlies (Pangaea)
[X] 08:00PM The Sonics (Emo's Main Room)
[X] 08:00PM The Black and White Years (Austin Music Hall)
[X] 08:00PM T Bird and The Breaks (Momo's)
[X] 09:00PM Ron Franklin (Habana Calle 6)
[X] 09:00PM Willie Nile (Mother Egan's)
[X] 09:00PM Nakia & His Southern Cousins (BD Riley's)
[X] 09:40PM The Breakers (Red Eyed Fly)
[X] 09:45PM Bedouin Soundclash (Cedar Street Courtyard)
[X] 10:00PM Kiernan McMullan (Creekside at Hilton Garden Inn)
[X] 10:00PM Scissors for Lefty (Wave Rooftop)
[X] 10:00PM The Ettes (Mohawk Patio)
[X] 10:15PM The Urges (Red Eyed Fly)
[X] 11:00PM Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit (Habana Bar Backyard)
[X] 11:00PM Jon Langford And The Pine Valley Cosmonauts (Momo's)
[X] 11:20PM Bo-Keys (Continental Club)
[X] 11:25PM The Woggles (Red Eyed Fly)
[X] 11:30PM Muck & the Mires (Smokin' Music)
(After midnight, Saturday morning)
[X] 12:00AM Black Lips (Emo's Main Room)
[X] 12:00AM Kittens Ablaze (Wave)
[X] 12:00AM Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears (The Parish)
[X] 12:00AM DEVO (Austin Music Hall)
[X] 12:00AM The Hold Steady (Mohawk Patio)
[X] 12:30AM New York Dolls (Smokin' Music)
[X] 01:00AM The Chesterfield Kings (Red Eyed Fly)
[X] 01:00AM Gary Clark Jr (Maggie Mae's Gibson Room)
[X] 01:00AM King Khan & the Shrines (Emo's Main Room)
[X] 01:00AM Amy LaVere (Habana Calle 6)
[X] 01:00AM Still Flyin' (The Independent)
[X] 01:00AM Sam Roberts Band (El Sol y La Luna)
[X] 01:00AM Big Sam's Funky Nation (Opal Divine's Freehouse)

No Bruises On Day 1

Day one of SXSW was quite the success. The Breakers, The Right Ons, The Lee Boys, and Hacienda were all big hits and highlights.

My high intake of free beer has caused me to have tell you more about it later. For now I give you my Thursday Picks:

[X] 06:00PM The Von Bondies (SXSW Live (The Bat Bar) Austin Convention Center)
[X] 07:00PM The Hall Monitors (Wave Rooftop)
[X] 08:00PM The Carrots (Emo's Jr)
[X] 08:00PM Frank Turner (Latitude 30)
[X] 08:00PM Doug Sahm Tribute feat. Shawn Sahm, Gourds, Dave Alvin, Jimmie Vaughan, Sarah Borges, and more (Antone's)
[X] 08:05PM Andy White (18th Floor at Hilton Garden Inn)
[X] 08:50PM Bishop Allen (Mohawk Patio)
[X] 09:00PM Kingman and Jonah (Momo's)
[X] 09:00PM 60 Tigres (Flamingo Cantina)
[X] 09:00PM These United States (Elysium)
[X] 09:30PM Sam Roberts Band (Cedar Street Courtyard)
[X] 09:40PM Hacienda (Emo's Jr)
[X] 10:00PM Mr Lewis and The Funeral 5 (The Tap Room at Six)
[X] 10:00PM Alice Russell (Maggie Mae's Rooftop)
[X] 10:00PM DADDY (Will Kimbrough & Tommy Womack) (Mother Egan's)
[X] 10:30PM Delta Spirit (Cedar Street Courtyard)
[X] 11:00PM The Iguanas (Continental Club)
[X] 11:00PM Elliott Brood (The Velveeta Room)
[X] 11:00PM The Asteroids Galaxy Tour (Emo's Annex)
[X] 11:00PM Ruthie Foster (Mother Egan's)
[X] 11:00PM The She Creatures (Esther's Follies)
[X] 11:30PM Black Lips (Cedar Street Courtyard)
(After midnight, Friday morning)
[X] 12:00AM The Tallest Man On Earth (Buffalo Billiards)
[X] 12:00AM King Khan & the Shrines (El Sol y La Luna)
[X] 12:00AM Dave Alvin Guests: A Tribute To Chris Gaffney (Continental Club)
[X] 12:00AM Lucero (Dirty Dog Bar)
[X] 12:00AM PowerSolo (Submerged)
[X] 12:00AM Baskery (Mother Egan's)
[X] 12:30AM Ben Harper & RELENTLESS7 (Stubb's)
[X] 01:00AM Bar-Kays (Dirty Dog Bar)
[X] 01:00AM Gordon Gano and The Ryan Brothers (The Parish Downstairs)

I could recommend some to you, but I already had enough trouble getting into places! OK...see the Hall Monitors. Then the rest on the list....and Rev Peyton at Peckerheads at 2:30...

...and the Hold Steady...now that's going out on a limb.

Don't forget to watch some NCAA Basketball. Horns on at 6:10! Be nice to the orange cladded ones. If the Horns win they're much more likely to buy beer. Now if I can find my car keys. They were hidden my some well meaning soul I think...or crushed on the dance floor.

See you on the dance floor.

Jane's Addiction!

Whoot! One Playboy party invite has been procured by me, Herr Knoxious, and I don't even have any pajamas! Guess I'm going ala carte.

It has been confirmed that Jane's Addiction is playing the party. I'm beyond words!

Other than:

"...Jane says
I've never been in love
I don't know what it is
Only knows if someone wants her
I want them if they want me
I only know they want me..."

Or maybe:
"..And the water is so piping hot
The water is so piping hot
It beats upon my neck
And I'm pissing on myself..."

Whoot Out...

Wednesday Preview

In two short days I should be at the no pain stage of proper fueling from the Day parties and really fired up for the night.

I invite you to join me at Lovejoys on Wednesday March 18 for the Annual "Meeting of the Obnoxious Wristbanded". I'll be there between 6:30 - 8PM. Come by and say "Hi" and I might just buy you a beer! No wristband (or badge) required! It's my favorite stop between the free parties and the night showcases.

Here's what my Wednesday schedule looks like. Please comment and/or add your picks to the thread.

[X] 08:00PM Doug Kershaw (The Parish)
[X] 08:00PM Hey Negrita (Lamberts)
[X] 08:00PM Willem Maker (Emo's Jr)
[X] 08:00PM El Tule (Copa)
[X] 09:00PM The Cheek (BD Riley's)
[X] 09:00PM Moonlight Towers (Opal Divine's Freehouse)
[X] 09:00PM Capsula (Habana Bar Backyard)
[X] 09:15PM Thee Headliners (Habana Bar)
[X] 10:00PM Holly Golightly and the Brokeoffs (The Parish)
[X] 10:00PM The Service Industry (Submerged)
[X] 10:00PM Trainwreck Riders (Headhunters)
[X] 10:00PM Circle Jerks (Emo's Main Room)
[X] 10:00PM The Lee Boys (Smokin' Music)
[X] 10:30PM Roky Erickson w/The Black Angels (Austin Music Hall)
[X] 10:45PM Fool's Gold (Dirty Dog Bar)
[X] 11:00PM Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band (Continental Club)
[X] 11:00PM The Right Ons (Esther's Follies)
(After midnight, Thursday morning)
[X] 12:00AM The Decemberists (Stubb's)
[X] 12:00AM Los Coronas (Esther's Follies)
[X] 12:00AM Dash Rip Rock (Aces Lounge)
[X] 12:00AM The Black and White Years (Pangaea)
[X] 12:15AM This Bike is a Pipe Bomb (Habana Bar)
[X] 12:15AM The Gay Blades (Dirty Dog Bar)
[X] 01:00AM Hickoids (Habana Bar)
[X] 01:00AM Deer Tick (Club de Ville)
[X] 01:00AM Black Diamond Heavies (Headhunters)
[X] 01:00AM Delta Spirit (Radio Room)

SXSW Warmup

I did a little SXSW music warm-up last night to see if I could handle a little drinking and fun during the SXSW interactive.

First it was off to the Women's Beer League tasting at the Gingerman for a little Texas beer and chocolate pairing party. Snax was our lovely hostess, and she was helped by Kuhn Dog. They serverd the following lovely Texas beers: Live Oak Hefeweizen, St. Arnold's Spring Bock, (512) Pecan Porter, and the Independence Oatmeal Stout. All beers and chocolates were awesome, but the highlight for me was the Pecan Porter and Amy's coffee Ice Cream beer float...delicious! I think the St. Arnold's Bock was the best with the chocolate.

Next I headed to the Bacon-Flavored Interactive After Party: Benefit for the Children's Music Fund at Red 7 with Nosegref, Mags, and Lee-roy from I love Beer. They were serving unlimited Harpoon Beer for $5. On tap they had the IPA and the Hefe. The IPA was delicious. After a few beers, Mags and I somehow ended up getting hooked into the raffle going on.. Mags wanted to see if she could win a guitar 2 years in a row. More on that in a bit.

Alas, the 2 hours of beer drinking came to an end at 8 and the brilliant plan of eating hamburgers at Casino El Camino was hatched. An hour wait did not dissuade us from the need for delectable cow between bread. We happily grabbed some beers and met interesting folks also priming themselves for SXSW. The place was packed, and the wait was worth it.

We met the band The Gunslingers from France who I promised to mention. They were quite nice fellows (yes, I said from France) and they seemed happier than shit to be in town, though I'm not sure I can highly recommend "the Massacre-Rock Deviant Inquisitors".

Since it was 10 after the burger consumption, I remembered the raffle was about to occur and headed back to Red 7 on my way to the car. This is where shit gets weird. On stage was Bacon Shoe, a nerdcore hip hop band from Kansas City who, I shit you not, have a dude dressed up in a dog costume who cooks bacon the entire show. Mmmm...tasty bacon.

Check it:


Oh yeah, somewhere along the way I actually won: Bacon from Bacn.com, a tiny shirt from Bacn.com that says "Bacon is like a little hug from God", a Bacon Shoe CD, the Slum Dog Millionaire Book, a "Yes Man" tote bag, and another T-Shirt.

Swag count..way up...but no guitar for Mags or me :-(

Trainwreck Time!

Today we are NOT talking about my band Bubba Coletrane and the Trainwrecks because they are not playing SXSW. You have to apply, work your band, play gigs, etc., to play SXSW. It's not in the Bobnoxious slacker code, and the band still hasn't recovered from their Christmas gig in Houston, but please feel free to click through to hear rare tracks from this unpredictable and mythical band.

No, the band we are talking about today in the trainwreck family of bands is the Trainwreck Riders "a rocking in their chair, guitar-pickin' on the porch band from San Francisco". They remind me of the Uncle Tupelo in their hey dey with punk and rockabilly intertwined for both upbeat and layed back Americana songs that make you want to get in the car and road trip.



Check 'em out at these places:

Mar 18 2009 10:00P	SXSW: ALIVE RECORDS OFFICIAL SHOWCASE	Austin, Texas
Mar 19 2009 4:00P	SXSW: Mo x MoWest	Austin, Texas
Mar 20 2009 12:00P	SXSW: SF x SXSW Day Party	Austin, Texas
Mar 20 2009 1:15P	SXSW: +1 House Party at Hank Sinatra’s Farm	Austin, Texas

My 2-cents of Bad SXSW Advice

The music nights draw ever nearer. The SXSW Film and Interactive starts tomorrow....Friday the thirteenth!

Are you prepared?

Maybe you've found the advice that suits you and you are fully prepared to enjoy your SXSW experience to it's fullest. I am still going to give my 2 cents worth of advice and I hope you enjoy it.

I'll be attending my fifteenth SXSW festival and I thought I'd share my experiences to help you enjoy SXSW as I do...like I'm still a 21 year old College kid and it's Spring Break. I believe there is no such thing as too much beer, too much free stuff, or too much fun! Repeat after me, "I'll sleep when I'm in the grave".

This is advice for the true music festival athlete, those people who LOVE music and truly geek out to the fire hose of music that they swallow during SXSW. The people who love drinking, going full speed for 18 hours a day and thrill in the discovery of new bands, sounds, and the next big thing.

In honor of Friday the thirteenth I give you 13 things that popped into my head:

1. Let's get the most frequently asked question out of the way: "Do I need a wristband or badge?" or "Should I get a wristband?". The easy answer is "No." You can always pay cover ($5 -$45), go to free parties during the day, or non-SXSW venues. Auditorium Shores has free concerts every night. I get a wristband every year because I loves seeing as many bands as possible and hoping from club to club and I go every night from 8pm - 2AM. If this is not you, then don't get a wristband. It's not worth it. Read more advice (rant?) here. The links to the right give you the low down on the free parties.
   
2. Don't "Take it easy" or "Go Slow at First". It may be a marathon, but you should treat it like you can run a 5 minute mile for 4 days. Have you ever had a good story that started "I drank a lot of water, applied sun-screen, followed my day planner, and was responsible?". No I didn't think so. Good stories start with "Well...I was kinda hung-over...but Joe talked me into just one beer..." and ends with "last thing I remember I'm in a limo riding with Strippers". Dance, drink, and be merry. You can recover the week after.
3. Sleep after SXSW. Read an old post of mine about how to enjoy 24 hours of music and drink as much free booze as possible. I like to pretend it's like Vegas, baby!
4. Just because you are drunker than a frat guy during rush week doesn't mean you have to act like one. If you're going to puke, hit the toilet. If you're going to talk using your outside voice, do it somewhere other than the singer song writer showcase.
   
5. Actually, if you're from a Northern European Country and haven't seen the sun since September, you really need sun screen. The Texas sun will turn your pale translucent skin redder than a porn queen getting her ass slapped.
6. Never stay in non-moving line for more than 5 minutes. If they stop letting in badges and you have a wristband, leave immediately. You aren't getting in. I don't care if it's your or your girlfriends favorite band since junior high and you'll die if you miss it. If you have that much devotion to a band buy a damn ticket to their concert next time they're in town. If this is the way you are, you're kind of missing the point of SXSW and won't enjoy it. Just remember with 1800 bands, there's always another fantastic band playing around the corner just waiting to be discovered.
   
7. Speaking of girlfriends, if they're not into your music, your friends, rowdy drunkenness, general bad behavior, crowds, and lack of sleep leave them at home. Seriously, it'll turn out bad. I always feel bad for the sad looking dudes trying to soothe their girlfriends at the garage rock showcase. I can tell they're going home early and they're not getting any. The same goes for women who love music: leave the complaining tool at home and come drink with us!
   
8. Remember that the NCAA basketball tournament is going on and that you must sit at a pub with TVs and check the status of your bracket from time to time. This is what I call down time.
   
9. When you need a little break from the loud bars, I highly recommend a trip to the 18th floor venue in the Holiday Inn Garden. Nice view, plenty of chairs and always good music.
   
10. Try your best to hang out with your friends who are bad influences, have good taste in music...and love to open tabs. Stay in small groups and have rendezvous points with people along the way. Ditch your old friends and make new friends with people from around the world. We all love music and want to find out more about new bands. It's the best way to find new bands and maybe get a party invite or 2.
11. Know what venues work for you. I have a set of bars I call "Good Karma Bars" that I can count on when my plans go to shit. They're places I've gone and discovered great bands by accident and generally caused mayhem in a good way. These aren't the big venues with the safe but wide range of music, nor the ones that are hard to get into (sometimes they are). Top of my list is the Red-Eyed fly where I wandered in on a 1/2 full club listening to an unknown band called Gogell Bordello. Best time ever at SXSW. BD Riley's is another that seems to have bands and always Guinness on Draft. I got others but I don't want to blow all my secrets.
    
12. Eat the BBQ they're selling out behind the Continental Club. It's the best!
    
13. Do your homework and know what bands you want to see. Collaborate with your friends and co-workers to find additional bands. Make a plan of action for the night. Have a back up plan to the original plan. Have 4 contingency bands for each time slot in case the first two plans don't work out. In the end, don't be afraid to revise the plan and go with the suggestion from the some looney record producer. When everything doesn't work, don't panic. Go with the flow. Throw out the plan and enjoy the fact that you may be finding your self enjoying goth, classical music played on a synthesizer, a theremin, and a flugel horn all while a dancing dwarf is in danger of crushing a replica of Stonehenge. Maybe your new "plan" ends with a ride in a limo with topless strippers hanging out the sun roof!
    

Good Luck finding your adventure and say hi if you see me.

Way Out Wednesday

In the last installment of off-beat band Wednesday, I bring you The She Creatures! The She Creatures profess to be from Venus and/or England. I know that both are lands enveloped in clouds of poisonous gases.

The She Creatures look to play the part of bad Sci-Fi B-Movie critiqued by the Mystery Science 3000 guys, but play some incredible fuzz-based, garage, psych-rock right out of the swinging 60's baby! Blue Haired alien females, sexy, shiny space suits, and a Theremin complete the mood.

I want to be the Sexy Robot! I am the sexy robot.


Catch them during SXSW at:

• Official showcase on Thursday, March 19 11:00 p.m. @ Esther's Follies (525 E 6th St)
  
• Thursday, March 18, Sonny's Vintage at 2:40 p.m.
• Thursday March 19 at 1:45 p.m. at Breakaway Records showcase.
• Saturday March 21 at Cheapo Discs 3 p.m.