Showing posts with label festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label festivals. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Bisbee Blues Festival 2011

Since the day is coming up quick, I just want to remind anyone who has stumbled upon this site that this Saturday, September 17th, is the 7th Annual Bisbee Blues Fest held at Warren Park.  This is a great local event that has done great things for the Southeastern Arizona music scene.  This is first year I'll be able to attend and I will be volunteering as a beer girl, so you're welcome to stop buy and say Hi from 4-8, which is when my designated shift will be.  I'll be the short girl.  Additional information is listed below.




Artists Featured
  • Coco Montoya
  • Big Daddy D and the Dynamites
  • The Bryan Dean Trio
  • Dylan Charles and the Border Crossers - local band
Location
Warren Ballpark
Arizona St. at Ruppe Rd.
Warren District Bisbee, Arizona 85603

Times
Gates open at noon and the play schedule is as follows:
  • 1:00pm -- Dylan Charles and the Border Crossers
  • 2:45pm -- The Bryan Dean Trio
  • 4:30pm -- Big Daddy D and the Dynamites
  • 6:30pm -- Coco Montoya
Hopefully, we won't be rained out.  Looking forward to seeing other SE AZ blues fans!

More info -- https://thebisbeebluesfestival.com

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

CMJ Line-Up Announced

The line-up for the CMJ festival -- set for October 18-22, 2011 in New York City -- has been announced.  It has some good ones from what I can see -- EMA, Dum Dum Girls, Datarock, and CSS to name a few.  I live nowhere near NYC, so it's pretty safe to say I won't be there.  But, for those of you who have the option, you can see the whole list here, as well as watch a Dum Dum Girls music video. 

I think I'm done for tonight.  I'm hella tired from waking up early to play chauffer for everybody and their weird uncle.  Oh, hello, semi-comfortable queen-sized bed....fancy meeting you here....

Monday, July 18, 2011

You had me at "Psycho-Opera"

Apparently, the Yeah Yeah Yeah's frontwoman, Karen O, is collaborating with The Creators Project on a performance known only as "Psycho-Opera."  Now, I have no f*cking clue what it's about but, from the bare bones I got from the Pitchfork article, it sounds crazy awesome.  I've deduced that it must be an artistic mindf*ck of epic proportions just based on the press release's enigmatic-and-totally-useless summation of the project. Playwright Adam Rapp will be directing and the Studio are slated as the producer.  Check it out at Pitchfork.
Photo by KK Barrett