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November

Lucero
+ The Dirty Streets
Friday, November 20th

Secret Agent 23 Skidoo
+ 40 Fingers and a Missing Tooth
Saturday, November 21st

Rusted Root
+ Howard Jennings
Saturday, November 21st

Edwin McCain Band
+ Nathan Lee
Friday, November 27th

Acoustic Syndicate
Saturday, November 28th

Dave Rawlings Machine
+ Abigail Washburn
Sunday, November 29th

 

December

Poetic Convergence
Tuesday, December 1st

David ALLAN Coe
+ SwampDaWamp
Thursday, December 3rd
POSTPONED

Switchfoot
Friday, December 4th

Pelican
+ Black Cobra & Disappear
Saturday, December 5th

Youth At Jazz
Sunday, December 6th

Hometown Holiday Jam IX
Thursday, December 10th

Closed for private event
Friday, December 11th

Night of the Blues
Saturday, December 12th

Make-A-Wish Holiday Jam III
Tuesday, December 15th

Strange Design
Thursday, December 17th

Addison Road
+ Rebekkah Joy & Ryan Larkins
Friday, December 18th

Toubab Krewe
+ State Radio
Wednesday, December 30th
Thursday, December 31st

 

2010
January

ZOSO - The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience
Saturday, January 9th

Rjd2
+ Happy Chichester
Wednesday, January 20th

 

February

Yonder Mountain String Band
Wednesday, February 3rd
Thursday, February 4th

Brandi Carlile
Tuesday, February 9th

Dark Star Orchestra
Thursday, February 18th
Just Announced

North Mississippi Allstars
Saturday, February 20th

 

March

David ALLAN Coe
+SwampDaWamp
Saturday, March 20th

November

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Lucero

"Ramblin' Roadshow & Memphis Revue"
with Special Guests Cedric Burnside & Lightnin' Malcolm

plus The Dirty Streets
Friday, November 20th
9:00 PM (8:00 PM doors)
$15.00 advance / $17.00 door
Ages 18+

Lucero’s sixth studio album and major label debut, 1372 Overton Park, is due October 6 on Universal/Republic Records. Produced by Ted Hutt (The Gaslight Anthem) and featuring horn arrangements by legendary Memphis session player Jim Spake (Al Green, John Hiatt, Solomon Burke, Cat Power), the record marks a decided turn toward the Memphis soul sound that has long informed the band’s records from afar. 1372 Overton Park follows the band’s 2006 release, Rebels, Rogues & Sworn Brothers, hailed by Pitchfork as “the best showcase for the band’s taut dynamic yet.”

Playing between 150-200 live shows a year, Lucero has come to be known as much for their hard-touring work ethic as for their critically acclaimed records. In addition to his work with the band, lead singer Ben Nichols also released a solo record in early 2009 and co-stars in MTV’s $5 Cover, a series about the Memphis music scene.

Music video for "Just The Kind Of Girl"


Secret Agent 23 Skidoo

with 40 Fingers and a Missing Tooth
Saturday, November 21st
1:30 PM (1:00 PM doors)
$8.00 / 3 and under FREE
All Ages

Secret Agent 23 Skidoo is the top KID HOP artist performing today. What is KID HOP you ask? That's where kids are introduced to hip hop without compromising either one! 23 Skidoo combines a love and understanding for child mentality with a deep respect for hip hop culture, resulting in music that bumps up both the volume and the self esteem. With funk, reggae, bluegrass and classic breaks laying out a landscape populated by witty stories about dragons, mermaids, and flying fish plus a load of positive party rhymes, Secret Agent 23 Skidoo raises the bar for this genre higher than the cookie jar on top of the fridge. With a #1 hit on XMRadio and shows at Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and the Smithsonian, 23 Skidoo won't remain secret for long! Check out www.secretagent23skidoo.com for songs and videos. Especially appropriate for kids age 3-13.

Music video for "Family Tree"


Rusted Root

plus Howard Jennings
Saturday, November 21st
8:00 PM (7:00 PM doors)
$22.00 advance / $24.00 door
Ages 18+

Rusted Root released Stereo Rodeo, their first studio album in 7 years, on May 5, 2009.  On March 13, 2009 the album became available online. "We named our record Stereo Rodeo after a song that I started writing back when we were recording our last studio record.  It’s really just a great name,” says band founder/leader Michael Glabicki. “We were all just so into the music,” says vocalist/percussionist Liz Berlin about the recording process, “the synergy and excitement on this album is so fresh and energizing.” “It is one of the most powerful albums we have ever recorded,” agrees bassist/vocalist Patrick Norman.

“[Stereo Rodeo] is filled with all the different styles you’ve come to expect from Rusted Root, definitely having all the elements you want. From the energetic dance euphoria that Dance in the Middle evokes to the powerful epic sound of Weary Bones,” writes Evan Levy (CBS Radio), of the long awaited eleven-song collection.  “We are getting a lot of positive feedback from fans,” says vocalist, guitarist, and primary songwriter, Michael Glabicki, “We are definitely heading in a lot of different directions with this new CD.” 

Music video for "Send Me On My Way"


Edwin McCain Band

plus Nathan Lee
Friday, November 27th
9:00 PM (8:00 PM doors)
$20.00 advance / $25.00 door
Ages 16+

Blending equal parts folk, soul and rock, platinum-selling singer/songwriter Edwin McCain has signed with Vanguard Records and will release a new studio album next spring. Currently in the new OMG Studios, which he co-owns, in his hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, McCain is working with producer Noel Golden (Messenger, Scream and Whisper) and band members Craig Shields (keys, sax); Larry Chaney (lead guitar); Pete Riley (guitar, vocals); Dave Harrison (drums); and Lee Hendricks (bass). Since his 1993 debut, McCain has garnered the attention of millions with the top 10 smash "I'll Be," and the Diane Warren-penned top 40 hit "I Could Not Ask For More," and as a tireless troubadour whose rapturous live performances regularly sell-out. In May 2005, McCain performed "I'll Be" on The Dr. Phil Show, which was voted the "Best Wedding Song" by over one million viewers.


Acoustic Syndicate

Saturday, November 28th
9:00 PM (8:00 PM doors)
$15.00 advance / $17.00 door
Ages 18+

Acoustic Syndicate, one of “North Carolina's best kept secrets” is returning this holiday season for their very special traditional after Thanksgiving show at the Orange Peel on Saturday November 28th. Known for its high-energy, positive sound, Acoustic Syndicate delivers a genre-defying performance, masterfully blending its eclectic influences with trademark finesse that only 17 years of cohesive teamwork can bring. Acoustic Syndicate is the product of Cleveland County's McMurry clan. Guitarist Steve “Big Daddy” McMurry is joined by his cousins, Bryon McMurry on banjo and Fitz McMurry on drums. The three McMurrys also bring a trademark vocal trio that only a lifetime of singing together can deliver. Joining the McMurrys in 1998 on bass, Jay Sanders has become part of the family. A long time resident of Asheville, NC, his seamless blending of musical genres and driving style brought a completion to the band's sound that continues to characterize and define. When not with Acoustic Syndicate, Jay can now be seen playing with Donna The Buffalo or his own group, The E.Normus Trio. Formed in 1992, Acoustic Syndicate has had a long and storied career. They spent well over a dozen years on the road, playing at the original Bonnaroo, MerleFest, the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Memphis in May and many many other clubs, festivals and events.


Dave Rawlings Machine

plus Abigail Washburn
Sunday, November 29th
8:00 PM (7:00 PM doors)
$18.00 advance / $20.00 door
Ages 18+

Acony Records is proud to announce the November 17 release of the Dave Rawlings Machine record, A Friend Of A Friend. The album features members of Old Crow Medicine Show, Benmont Tench from the Heartbreakers, Karl Himmel, Nate Walcott of Bright Eyes, and of course, Gillian Welch. Dave Rawlings Machine is hitting the road in November and December to play shows and visit some of the finest indie record stores in the Southeast and Mideast. The Machine will include Dave and Gillian along with Ketch Secor, Willie Watson and Morgan Jahnig of Old Crow Medicine Show.

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