Tuesday June 9th in the Clown Lounge—A feature film from 1976 starring the recently departed David Carradine portraying Woody Guthrie in “BOUND FOR GLORY” Won two Oscars and was nominated for four more. Also planning to show an episode of Kung Fu costarring jazz great Cannonball Adderly and Jose Feliciano as travelling musicians. Film starts shortly after 9 o’clock at the Turf Club.
MIDWESTERN STANDARD TIME, REPO, The Longfall
21+ | 9pm | FREE
MONOTONIX (from Tel Aviv, Israel), VAMPIRE HANDS, THE MILLIONTH WORD, CONDO$
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21+ | 9pm | $10
MONOTONIX (from Tel Aviv, Israel), THE GOD DAMN DOO WOP BAND, FUCK KNIGHTS
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21+ | 9pm | $10
City and Colour
with William Elliott Whitmore
Friday, January 23rd, 6:00pm, All Ages, $15
Q & A @ City Pages by Culture Bully’s Chris DeLine
with Jessica La Mayfield, and What Laura Says
Tuesday, January 20th, 7:00pm, 18+, $10/$12
(Travis Spangler)
Show open now, but still taking submissions…
If you have photos you want to share from the RNC this event is for you..
Photos will be hung all over the Black Dog Cafe in Lowertown, St. Paul, MN, US, North America, Earth
Wednesday January 21st, 2009 will be the reception & music event.
Music TBA
Email me [Paul[at]]Morecowbell.net if you want to submit or want to perform @ the event…
“every year this show kicks ass and last night was no different. Everyone was great and it was good to see that others seemed as exhausted from the last few days as I felt.
This show is an example of how to at the very least tolerate if not enjoy MN winters. No one in the bands last night stayed home whining about their lives or other shit but got up and kicked out the jams.” – Tom Loftus
Thanks Jon Behm!
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by David Hansen
Vampire Hands invented patriots.
It’s the first weekend of a brand, spanking new year. Could there be any better time to plant your feet firmly in our cities’ loudest, most bracing musical pleasures? For three years running, the Turf Club has hosted a showcase of our finest guild of musicians on the first weekend of a new year, and this lineup is potent enough to make all those worn out Thursdays you spent nursing a beer in the Clown Lounge seem like a distant cloud of erasures.
None of these bands want for attention or description– their ascents to the top of this glorious scrapheap have been well cataloged in all manner of local media. But in the event that the Gimme Noise readers are uninitiated and have resolved to make 2009 a year of music, this show will make for an excellent primer.
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