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| Wed 01.23 | Burlington Street Bluegrass Band | Burlington Street Bluegrass Band in | |
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The house band will typically include Al Murphy, Bob Black, Dale Thomas, Joe Petersen and other IC bluegrass giants. http://www.myspace.com/theburlingtonstreetbluegrassband Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $5. Age restrictions: All Ages. |
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| Thu 01.24 | Tinder Live! with Lane Moore | Tinder Live! with Lane Moore in | |
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This is the only comedy show exploring the crazy world of Tinder, the hot new dating app that hooks up local singles based solely on physical attractiveness. The critically acclaimed show is an anything-can-happen interactive comedy showstopper with helpful and oftentimes ridiculous tips, tricks, and real-time-swiping and messaging (and sometimes even real-time phone calls and texting with Tinder matches)! If you’ve ever been on an online dating site, you need to see this show. Lane Moore is an award-winning stand-up comedian, writer, actor, and musician living in New York City. Her monthly comedy show Tinder LIVE! was named on The New York Times’ Critic’s Picks, and CBS called it one of the five best comedy shows in NYC.
Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $15 Advanced // $18 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Fri 01.25 | Jazz After Five | Jazz After Five in | |
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w. Steve Grismore Trio Jazz After Five was conceived by local jazz musician and University of Iowa music professor Brent Sandy who wanted there to be an outlet for jazz lovers of all ages and tastes so he came up with the idea of having an early Friday evening Jazz show. Iowa City residents, U of Iowa college students, and even interested high school students can now swing by and enjoy new and original jazz compositions within the cozy and intimate confines of the Mill. Local jazz collector, DJ, critic, enthusiast Craig Kessler took the curatorial reigns in Spring 2014 upholding Sandy’s original vision of supporting a robust and captivating local jazz scene. Now, Jazz guitarist & University of Iowa professor Steve Grismore is at the helm! MUSIC goes until 7:00pm. Time: 5:00pm. Admission: Free Admission. Age restrictions: All Ages. |
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| Fri 01.25 | iHearIC | iHearIC in | |
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Now in its eighth season, iHearIC is a monthly concert series featuring performances artists living in Iowa City. Each show is a unique blend of various musical acts, poetry readings, dance, and other experimental art. Performances take place in area restaurants, coffee shops, and bars – previous venues include Fair Grounds Coffee Shop, Java House, the Englert, and Trumpet Blossom Cafe! Join us for an excellent lineup including Maul of America, Wombat, The Twisted Roots, and Treecloud! Bring your friends and celebrate the beginning of a new school semester with food, drinks, and music!
Time: 8:00pm. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Mon 01.28 | Open Mic with J. Knight | Open Mic with J. Knight in | |
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Open Mic with J. Knight is an Iowa City institution! So many great acts have played their first show and many seasoned pros test out new material before our live audience. Come check it out – you never know when you’ll catch the next great Iowa City songwriter. To sign your act up, call J. Knight in advance at 319.338.6713. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Tue 01.29 | Front Bar Karaoke | Front Bar Karaoke in | |
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Front Bar Karaoke happens every Tuesday with your host Luke, and Rich shaking things up behind the bar! Most weeks have a theme, so check out our Facebook to see what outfit you’ll need to get together!
Time: 10:30pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 21+ After 10 pm. |
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| Wed 01.30 | Talk Art | Talk Art in | |
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Join the UI Writer’s Workshop as they present their current works to other Workshop attendees. Open to the public!
Time: 7:30pm. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Fri 02.01 | Shane Mauss: Stand-Up Science | Shane Mauss: Stand-Up Science in | |
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Shane Mauss leads two lives. In one, he tours full-time as a stand-up comedian. Shane has brought his unique blend of absurdist humor, thoughtful insights and storytelling to cities all over the world, as well as TV spots on Conan, Kimmel, Comedy Central, Showtime, BBC, Epix and more. As your host, Shane kicks the evening off with some of his best material on brainy topics, before introducing special guest speakers and performers. Guests range from Ivy League professors presenting groundbreaking academic research to local stand-up comedians delivering their most cerebral material. At the end of the night, Shane brings all the guests back onstage and opens the floor for a Q&A and interactive discussion with the audience.
Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $15 Advanced // $18 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Sat 02.02 | Painfully Sad | Painfully Sad in | |
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with Jason T Lewis and special guest Christopher GoldA live performance podcast and twitter event – More info to come!
Admission: TBA. |
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| Mon 02.04 | Open Mic with J. Knight | Open Mic with J. Knight in | |
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Open Mic with J. Knight is an Iowa City institution! So many great acts have played their first show and many seasoned pros test out new material before our live audience. Come check it out – you never know when you’ll catch the next great Iowa City songwriter. To sign your act up, call J. Knight in advance at 319.338.6713. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Tue 02.05 | Front Bar Karaoke | Front Bar Karaoke in | |
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Front Bar Karaoke happens every Tuesday with your host Luke, and Rich shaking things up behind the bar! Most weeks have a theme, so check out our Facebook to see what outfit you’ll need to get together!
Time: 10:30pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 21+ After 10 pm. |
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| Fri 02.08 | Jazz After Five | Jazz After Five in | |
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w. Ryan Garmoe Jazz After Five was conceived by local jazz musician and University of Iowa music professor Brent Sandy who wanted there to be an outlet for jazz lovers of all ages and tastes so he came up with the idea of having an early Friday evening Jazz show. Iowa City residents, U of Iowa college students, and even interested high school students can now swing by and enjoy new and original jazz compositions within the cozy and intimate confines of the Mill. Local jazz collector, DJ, critic, enthusiast Craig Kessler took the curatorial reigns in Spring 2014 upholding Sandy’s original vision of supporting a robust and captivating local jazz scene. Now, Jazz guitarist & University of Iowa professor Steve Grismore is at the helm! MUSIC goes until 7:00pm. Time: 5:00pm. Admission: Free Admission. Age restrictions: All Ages. |
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| Fri 02.08 | The Deleters | The Deleters in | |
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w. Max the The Megabgabes The Deleters have wrapped their first full length record and are ready to bring it to the stage! More details to come. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $7 at the door. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Sat 02.09 | Soul Sherpa | Soul Sherpa in | |
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with Charles Walker Band More info coming soon! Admission: TBA. |
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| Sun 02.10 | Great Lake Swimmers | Great Lake Swimmers in | |
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with Native Harrow 2018 marks the 15th anniversary of Great Lake Swimmers. Over seven albums, multiple EPs, live broadcasts, and reissues, the Toronto-based project led by singer-songwriter Tony Dekker has established itself as a beloved indie folk act in their native Canada and beyond. The CBC has called them “a national treasure” while their music has taken them around the world, sharing a sound that is at once familiar and distinct, using the tools of folk music as the starting point to delve deeper. It’s this contrast and evolution that brings them to their latest release, The Waves, The Wake – a metaphor for the future ahead, and the past trailing behind. Abandoning the acoustic guitar, this new collection of songs sees the group branching out to include new sounds such as harp, lute, pipe organ, woodwinds, congas and marimbas, alongside the more familiar flecks and chimes of the banjo, piano, and 12-string electric guitar. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $15 Advanced // $18 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Mon 02.11 | Open Mic with J. Knight | Open Mic with J. Knight in | |
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Open Mic with J. Knight is an Iowa City institution! So many great acts have played their first show and many seasoned pros test out new material before our live audience. Come check it out – you never know when you’ll catch the next great Iowa City songwriter. To sign your act up, call J. Knight in advance at 319.338.6713. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Tue 02.12 | Front Bar Karaoke | Front Bar Karaoke in | |
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Front Bar Karaoke happens every Tuesday with your host Luke, and Rich shaking things up behind the bar! Most weeks have a theme, so check out our Facebook to see what outfit you’ll need to get together!
Time: 10:30pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 21+ After 10 pm. |
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| Wed 02.13 | Burlington Street Bluegrass Band | Burlington Street Bluegrass Band in | |
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The house band will typically include Al Murphy, Bob Black, Dale Thomas, Joe Petersen and other IC bluegrass giants. http://www.myspace.com/theburlingtonstreetbluegrassband Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $5. Age restrictions: All Ages. |
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| Wed 02.13 | Talk Art | Talk Art in | |
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Join the UI Writer’s Workshop as they present their current works to other Workshop attendees. Open to the public!
Time: 7:30pm. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Thu 02.14 | University of Iowa — Jazz Performances | University of Iowa — Jazz Performances in | |
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Johnson County Landmark – Valentine’s Day Dance More info soon! Age restrictions: All Ages. |
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| Fri 02.15 | Miles Nielsen and The Rusted Hearts | Miles Nielsen and The Rusted Hearts in | |
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with Crystal City More info coming soon! Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Sat 02.16 | The Vagina Monologues | The Vagina Monologues in | |
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“The Medical Students for Choice presents The Vagina Monologues. All proceeds go to the Emma Goldman Clinic! The Vagina Monologues introduces a wildly divergent gathering of female voices, including a six-year-old girl, a septuagenarian New Yorker, a vagina workshop participant, a woman who witnesses the birth of her granddaughter, a Bosnian survivor of rape, and a feminist happy to have found a man who “liked to look at it.”
Admission: TBA. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Mon 02.18 | Open Mic with J. Knight | Open Mic with J. Knight in | |
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Open Mic with J. Knight is an Iowa City institution! So many great acts have played their first show and many seasoned pros test out new material before our live audience. Come check it out – you never know when you’ll catch the next great Iowa City songwriter. To sign your act up, call J. Knight in advance at 319.338.6713. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Tue 02.19 | Front Bar Karaoke | Front Bar Karaoke in | |
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Front Bar Karaoke happens every Tuesday with your host Luke, and Rich shaking things up behind the bar! Most weeks have a theme, so check out our Facebook to see what outfit you’ll need to get together!
Time: 10:30pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 21+ After 10 pm. |
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| Fri 02.22 | Kikagaku Moyo | Kikagaku Moyo in | |
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w. TBD Kikagaku Moyo progressed from early days in Tokyo’s experimental scene to traveling the world with their mind-bending sounds, exploring different facets of psychedelia on each new release and blowing minds with a live show that was just as searching as their records. The shifting dimensions of Masana Temples are informed by various experiences the band had with traveling through life together, ranging from the months spent on tour to making a pilgrimage to Lisbon to record the album with jazz musician Bruno Pernadas. The songs came together in the wake of the band breaking up the communal house most of them had shared in Tokyo, with some members relocating to Amsterdam, and others moving to different parts of Japan. Transitioning from being based in the scene they had roots in to scattering around various locales made for an even more enhanced understanding of how mystically connected the sum of their parts were when the band reunited to record new material. The music is the product of time spent in motion and all of the bending mindsets that come with it. Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $12 Advanced // $15 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Sat 02.23 | Joe & Vicki Price | Joe & Vicki Price in | |
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w. Cedar County Cobras In a world where words like “legend” get thrown around entirely too lightly, it’s good to know that there are a few people still worthy of the word’s original intent. And when it comes to music in Iowa, Joe Price stands as one of the art’s legendary practitioners. Armed with a joyous, disarming demeanor and the ability to play the doors off most anyone else in the room. Price’s reputation was cemented in the 1970’s, when he spent the latter half of the decade as part of Mother Blues, one of the greatest and most heavily influential Iowa blues bands of all time. It was a time when Price was playing nearly non- stop, and developed the style that has made him such a memorable performer. Head down while he plays, big ball cap covering his eyes from the crowd while he plies his trade, feet tapping out the time as his hands work those six strings like their on autopilot. Price isn’t the kind of artist you “think” you’ve seen play; once you’ve been taken to church by that slide, it stays with you. But no man lives by bread alone, and Price has two great loves in his life. It’s the rare man that gets to mix two passions together and make a life out of it, but Vicki Price makes that easy. Her guitar playing has more structure to it than Joe’s, while her voice provides a good deal of their songs fire. Bold and brassy when she wants to be, Vicki’s voice has elicited visions of Loretta Lynn or June Carter, but she’s able to get far bluesier than any of her most obvious comparisons. This duo is far more than the sum of their impressive parts: it is when these two take the stage together that the genuine magic happens Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $10 Advanced // $12 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Mon 02.25 | Open Mic with J. Knight | Open Mic with J. Knight in | |
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Open Mic with J. Knight is an Iowa City institution! So many great acts have played their first show and many seasoned pros test out new material before our live audience. Come check it out – you never know when you’ll catch the next great Iowa City songwriter. To sign your act up, call J. Knight in advance at 319.338.6713. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Tue 02.26 | Front Bar Karaoke | Front Bar Karaoke in | |
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Front Bar Karaoke happens every Tuesday with your host Luke, and Rich shaking things up behind the bar! Most weeks have a theme, so check out our Facebook to see what outfit you’ll need to get together!
Time: 10:30pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 21+ After 10 pm. |
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| Wed 02.27 | Burlington Street Bluegrass Band | Burlington Street Bluegrass Band in | |
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The house band will typically include Al Murphy, Bob Black, Dale Thomas, Joe Petersen and other IC bluegrass giants. http://www.myspace.com/theburlingtonstreetbluegrassband Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $5. Age restrictions: All Ages. |
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| Wed 02.27 | Talk Art | Talk Art in | |
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Join the UI Writer’s Workshop as they present their current works to other Workshop attendees. Open to the public!
Time: 7:30pm. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Thu 02.28 | Floodwater Comedy Festival | Floodwater Comedy Festival in | |
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Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Mon 03.04 | Lily & Madeleine | Lily & Madeleine in | |
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with Brother Bird Lily and Madeleine Jurkiewicz create candid music with deep emotional and personal resonance. The sisters, who record under the moniker Lily & Madeleine, boldly explore what it means to be women in the 21st century, and aren’t afraid to use their music to call out injustices or double standards. This fearless approach has permeated their three albums, which are full of insightful lyrics and thoughtful indie-pop. But with their fourth studio album, Canterbury Girls—named after Canterbury Park, located in their hometown of Indianapolis, Indiana—the sisters are coming into their own as women and musicians. “This is the first record Lily and I have ever done where we have full control over all of the songwriting,” says Madeleine. “We did co-write with some people that we really love. But everything on this record is completely ours. I feel like I have full ownership over it, and that makes me feel very strong and independent.” Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $12 Advance / $15 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Tue 03.05 | Front Bar Karaoke | Front Bar Karaoke in | |
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Front Bar Karaoke happens every Tuesday with your host Luke, and Rich shaking things up behind the bar! Most weeks have a theme, so check out our Facebook to see what outfit you’ll need to get together!
Time: 10:30pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: 21+ After 10 pm. |
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| Sat 03.16 | Neil Hamburger | Neil Hamburger in | |
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w. special guest MAJOR ENTERTAINER America’s Funnyman Neil Hamburger is the hardest working comedian in existence, performing up to 399 shows a year internationally to critical acclaim and audience bewilderment. He has toured as the hand-picked opener for Tenacious D, Tim & Eric, and Faith No More, appeared on TV shows ranging from Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job! to Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and worked extensively with Tom Green on his internet talk show. Among his dozen or so albums and DVDs is the new LP release Hot February Night. Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $20 Advance / $23 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Tue 04.02 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 in | |
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April 2 – April 7 Mission Creek Festival is an intimate festival experience in downtown Iowa City each spring for 6 days with most venues within a 5-minute walk of each other. Thriving on immediacy and cross-medium experiences, we turn music lovers onto new lit, writers onto new music, and expand everyone’s appreciation of arts, community, and culture. We embrace live performance, literary arts, and radical community happenings. We are the music festival with deep literary roots, the literary gathering with music and other happenings tucked around the edges, and the cultural experience that rivets both locals and visitors. The festival is presented and produced by The Englert Theatre, Iowa City’s 106-year-old historic performing arts organization. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. |
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| Tue 04.02 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 in | |
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Noura Mint Seymali w. Black Stork Noura Mint Seymali is a nationally beloved star and one of Mauritania’s foremost musical emissaries. Born into a prominent line of Moorish griot (West African praise singers, poets and musicians) Noura began her career at age 13 as a supporting vocalist with her step-mother, the legendary Dimi Mint Abba. From a very early age, she was trained in instrumental and vocal technique by her grandmother, Mounina, mastering the ardine, a harp reserved only for women, and singing at weddings with family. Seymali Ould Ahmed Vall, Noura’s father, was similarly an important teacher, himself a seminal figure in Mauritanian music who devised the first system for Moorish melodic notation and composed many works popularized by his wife, Dimi. Seymali sparked Noura’s compositional instincts and encouraged her earliest experimentations with fusion music. Reared in this rich and transitive music culture where sounds from across the Sahara, the Magreb and West Africa coalesce, Noura Mint Seymali currently drives the legacy forward as one of Mauritania’s most adventurous young artists. Time: 8:30pm. Admission: $10 Advanced // $12 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Wed 04.03 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 in | |
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Ratboys w. Pink Neighbor, Halfloves with Pink Neighbor and Halfloves Born out of fierce friendship and a mutual affection for melody, Chicago’s Ratboys – anchored by the partnership of Julia Steiner and Dave Sagan – aim to ‘write songs that tell stories and honor the intimacy of memory,’ according to Steiner. GN, the group’s second full-length album via Topshelf Records, offers a bevy of tales, laments and triumphs, which recount near-tragedies by the train tracks, crippling episodes of loneliness, remembrances of a deceased family pet with freezer burn, and on and on. The songs shift and breathe as worlds all their own, tied together by the group’s self-proclaimed ‘post-country’ sound, which combines moments of distortion and a DIY aesthetic with a devotion to simple songwriting and ties to the Americana sounds of years past. Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $8 at the door. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Thu 04.04 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 in | |
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Mark Guiliana SPACE HEROES w. Jaimie Branch Mark Guiliana has become recognized as one of the world’s leading drummers, admired and in demand across the spectrum from jazz to rock to electronic music for his rhythmic sophistication, creative impulse, and individual sound. He has been in the vanguard of drummers creating a new vernacular on the instrument, blending virtuosity on acoustic drums with artfully deployed electronic beats and processing. NPR says “groove is tantamount, and melody assumes heroic dimensions” on Guiliana’s latest Motema Music release, Jersey. Now, Guiliana is unveiling his latest group, Mark Guiliana SPACE HEROES, featuring the “two horn” front line of saxophonists Jason Rigby and Mike Lewis, and bassist Chris Morrissey. Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $15 at the door. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Fri 04.05 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 in | |
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The Cactus Blossoms w. Becca Mancari, Crystal City Blood Harmony. Whether it’s The Beach Boys, Bee Gees or First Aid Kit, that sibling vocal blend is the secret sauce in some of the most spine-tingling moments in popular music. The Cactus Blossoms – Minneapolis-based brothers Page Burkum and Jack Torrey – offer compelling evidence that this tradition is alive and well, with a deceptively unadorned musical approach that offers “creative turns of phrase, gorgeous harmonies, and an ageless sound” (NPR All Things Considered), not to mention spine tingles aplenty. Their 2016 debut You’re Dreaming, a stunning and transporting collection of original songs, earned high praise from Rolling Stone and Vice Noisey, tour stints with Kacey Musgraves and Lucius, and a perfectly cast performance on the third season of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks. Now their unlikely rise continues with new album Easy Way, to be released on their own label Walkie Talkie Records. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $10 Advanced // $12 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Sat 04.06 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 in | |
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Comedy Showcase featuring Pete Dominick and Friends Pete Dominick, comedian and host of Sirius XM’s Stand Up!, will lead a showcase of Chicago and Iowa City-based standup comics, featuring: Arish Singh, Jessica Hong, Alex Kumin, and more. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $10 Advanced // $12 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Sun 04.07 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 | Mission Creek Festival 2019 in | |
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John Moreland w. Ryan Joseph Anderson The replay of John Moreland’s network television debut is…glorious and affirming and a sucker punch. He is announced by Stephen Colbert, lights dissolve, and the camera slowly focuses on the person midway across the unadorned stage, revealing him beneath muted blue lights. He is a big man. Seated, alone, cradling his acoustic guitar. He looks like nobody who is famous.Then he begins to sing, to caress the song “Break My Heart Sweetly,” and all that remains is to whisper, “Oh, my god.” In Colbert’s studio everybody stood, like they were in church. Big Bad Luv is the record John Moreland made after, after everything in his life changed. For the better. He sings in one of those accents from flyover country that’s impossible to locate and implausible to mimic. (Texas, by way of Northern Kentucky, but mostly Tulsa, as it happens.) He sings directly from his heart, with none of the restraint and filters and caution the rest of us would apply for public protection. He sings with resolute courage. He sings. And writes. Writes with simple eloquence about love and faith and isolation; the human condition; what every song and poem and novel is about, at the core: Life. Time: 6:00pm. Admission: $15 at the door. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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| Sun 05.19 | Xiu Xiu | Xiu Xiu in | |
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Presented by Feed Me Weird Things and Witching Hour Xiu Xiu was born on a dance floor, arriving alone at the club and going home alone from the club. That night the first Xiu Xiu song, Jennifer Lopez, was recorded. Its line, “is it tough to watch, Friday after Friday!?,” began what Xiu Xiu was going to try to say. The songs would always be about specific events in the personal lives of the band, the people close to them, and about the social and economic politics that effect and deform subjugated life from everywhere in this wobbling, wreck of a solar system. Over the course of 15 7″s, five EPs, six collaboration albums and ten full lengths Xiu Xiu has never shied away from any topic that is honest and meaningful to them. Their songs are about gender dysphoria, suicide, loneliness, going insane, child soldiers, the tsunami in Indonesia, hideous sex, the Sanrio character Pandapple, abortion politics, incest, cats, queer life, being raped by the police and the individual responsibility of U.S. military personnel for the families they murder. Somehow within all of this, cuteness attempts to find a way to embrace death and horrible emotion. Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $12 Advanced // $15 Day of Show. Age restrictions: 19+ After 10 pm. Buy tickets |
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