Friday on your mind
Head Automatica, which is much more “postmodern” than getting it manually.
Dang. Don’t you hate it when there is more than one irresistible option on a Friday night? In addition to Adrian Bourgeois appearing at the True Love Coffeehouse, the great Leo Kottke, a brilliant finger-style guitarist who also excels at making wry commentary between songs, will play the Crest Theatre, 1013 K Street, at 8 p.m.; tickets are $25-$30. On a more inexpensive and rocking tip, Th’ Losin Streaks and the Bright Ideas shake up Old Ironsides, 1901 10th Street, commencing at 9 p.m.; $5 gets you in. And if major-label “modern” rock is your jones, you can head over to the Colonial Theatre at 3522 Stockton Boulevard to see Lost Prophets, Head Automatica and the ironically named Kill Radio. The KWOD-sponsored show starts at 7 p.m.; tickets are $15. Now don’t you feel better?
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Some fine Chicago blues at the Blue Lamp; some snarky buttrock at Old I.
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The girls got rhythm
Elena Powell at the True Love on Saturday and Slam Buckra at the same joint on Friday, the same night AC/DShe rawks the Roadhouse.
Published on 04.22.04
No porn, good Buddha
Skynyrd tribute at the Roadhouse, or Amphora and Killing Buddha at the Blue Lamp? Hit ’em both!
Published on 04.15.04
Phaser set on fun-fun
Another great Deathray show on Saturday at Old I, and you can see the Skirts the night before, too!
Published on 04.08.04
Owl be seeing you
Low Flying Owls, who made a favorable impression in Texas, play a pair of local shows.
Published on 04.01.04