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That little kid next door would say “Oh my goodness!” Except the brat has a foul mouth. In any event, the weekend coming up is ‘purt near overwhelming with festivals. Assuming you survived Huck Finn, which was an immersion in musical delight. So rest-up at work all week, so life can resume on Friday.
Oh, and here’s a quick look at Monday night’s music, too.
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Guide to this edition…
1) NEWS: 800 years ago today…
2) MONDAY MUSIC
3) FESTIVALS this coming weekend ~
So, so, SO many happening the weekend (Fri-Sun) of JUNE 19-21
4) TICKET ALERTS…
What’s not a festival between June 19 and 21, but is worth planning to do.
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1) NEWS: 800 years ago today…
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Ross Altman writes, "Runnymede, England, June 15, 1215. 800 years ago, King John’s Barons forced him to sign the founding document of English liberty — 'The Great Charter,' 'The Magna Carta.'
"Written in Latin, it was the first organized effort to drive a wedge between Noblemen and the King, guaranteeing to British Nobility rights which had formerly been allocated only to the King. That was the beginning of such rights eventually making their way down to the bottom rung of the social order and permeating a democratic society.
"That document now resides in the Bodleian Library of the British Museum; I have a framed replica which I found a number of years ago at an Out-of-the-Closet thrift shop. Outside of my Gibson J-200 guitar it is my most treasured possession—a daily reminder of the human rights that became the animating principle of the American Revolution, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and Bill of Rights."
Read the rest of Ross Altman's piece on the Magna Carta's birthday in his feature story in FolkWorks, at:
http://folkworks.org/columns/how-can-i-keep-from-talking-ross-altman/45671-the-magna-carta-turns-800
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2) MONDAY MUSIC
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Mon, Jun 15, in Long Beach:
6:40-10 pm Debut of new "IMAGINE AN OPEN MIC" is a new listening room open mic (what a concept — no noise or talking) hosted by Geo. McCalip in an art gallery, the Gina Woodruff Art Gallery, 5555 Sterns, Long Beach. Park in the lot behind Trader Joe's.
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This "different kind of open mic... is in a listening room, so you can hear the music and have your music heard." Says Geo.
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Series will run every Monday, 7 to 9:30 pm, with signups beginning at 6:40 pm. The venue is between TJ's and Stearns. Use the entrance to the lobby. From there take the stairs or elevator to the second floor.
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Sponsors say they "will close the door very shortly after 7 and only open it between songs. Be there before 7 pm."
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This looks well thought-out. We're told, "Any music that does not exceed the noise levels acceptable to the neighbors is welcome. No drum kits, although a cajon, a djembe or a snare with brushes are cool). No bagpipes.
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They will have "a mini jack cable to connect the PA to a phone, tablet, computer or CD player if someone brings a backing track. The PA also accepts RCA if you want bring that cable.
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"Lyrics will need to be appropriate for the audience. They don't really expect children, but have something ready just in case."
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Mon, Jun 15, in Burbank:
7 pm THE BROMBIES play their weekly BLUEGRASS residency at Cody’s Viva Cantina, 900 Riverside Dr, Burbank 91506; 818-515-4444. Venue has full menu and full bar, and is known for its Mexican food.
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Mon, Jun 15, in Glendale:
7-9 pm Twice-monthly “GLENDALE BLUEGRASS JAM” in the Music Hall in Glendale. (And that’s all we know).
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Mon, Jun 15, in SFV (NoHo):
7:30 pm Weekly “OPEN MIC with WEB SIMULCAST” at Kulak's Woodshed, 5230-1/2 Laurel Canyon Bl, North Hollywood 91607; 818-766-9913. Go or watch on your watchable web device at www.kulakswoodshed.com
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Mon, Jun 15, in downtown L.A.:
Time tba Closing night, as L.A. OPERA PRESENTS: “DOG DAYS” at Roy and Edna Disney / CalArts Theater, 135 N Grand Av, Los Angeles 90012. Info & tix, www.musiccenter.org.
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A shocking reminder of contemporary opera's raw power, Dog Days blends classical vocalism with dark heavy metal influences to tell the story of a family caught in the aftermath of an unimaginable catastrophe. The work has been hailed by The Wall Street Journal as “one of the most exciting new operas of recent years.”
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Mon, Jun 15, in Altadena:
8 pm MARI BLACK plays the Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 N Lake Av, Altadena 92675; reservations only by phone, at 626-798-6236.
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The last time Mari played The Coffee Gallery Backstage she had just swept the 2014 Maritime Fiddle Championship (http://www.maritimefiddlefestival.ca/) becoming the first-ever American to defend the title.
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Bob Stane says, “you should see her shelf with all of her trophies and awards ... 2-time Maritime Fiddle Champion (something I'm told no other U.S. fiddler has ever accomplished), I'm also the reigning National U.S. Scottish Fiddling Champion.” Mari adds, “We have a really great show planned for you folks! I'm very excited to come play on Monday!”
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MARI BLACK & Her World Fiddle Ensemble are already favorites of venue impresario Bob Stane, and he has company.
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“I can assure you that Mari and her World Fiddle Ensemble are a show-stopping act and they have been asked back to every venue and every audience they have played on either coast. The Coffee Gallery Backstage will be no exception. Multistyle violinist and champion fiddler MARI BLACK is rapidly building a reputation as one of the most dynamic young artists of her generation. Her energetic playing, engaging stage presence, and commitment to bringing people together through music have made her a favorite with audiences across the country and around the world. As the reigning U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion and a master of diverse musical styles, Mari's shows feature her fresh dance-driven music that transcends genre and innovatively blend Celtic, American, and Canadian fiddling, jazz, tango, klezmer, folk, original works, and more. Together with her World Fiddle trio, including a contrabass and a pianist, Mari Black will take you on a high-energy tour of dance music from around the world -- brilliant Celtic step dances, classic swing tunes, luscious South American tangos, spicy International folk dances, and more. The show will have you tapping your toes and jumping out of your seat to participate! www.MariBlack.com "One of the brightest young fiddlers around today" --Brian O'Donnovan, host of WGBH radio's "A Celtic Sojourn"
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“Superb, inspiring, and unforgettable! Her magic is such that she sweeps audiences along with the sounds she and her instrument make.” -- Willie Ruff, Director of the Ellington Fellowship Jazz Series, Yale University. “Particularly impressive” -- The Boston Globe. “I don’t know any musician who has crossed as many boundaries as Mari has -- from folk to jazz to classical to world music. Actually, for Mari Black, there are no boundaries.” -- Tim McLaughlin, concert presenter.
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Mon, Jun 15, in SFV (Studio City):
8-11 pm Weekly “CELTIC ARTS CENTER IRISH CéILí DANCE, IRISH MUSIC SESSION,” and language lessons, at the Mayflower Club, 4843 Laurel Canyon Bl, Studio City; 818-760-8322.
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Dance is 8-9 pm, music session (structured jam) is 9-11 pm. Always fun.
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Mon, Jun 15, in Burbank:
9 pm JANET KLEIN & HER PARLOR BOYS play Joe's Great American Bar & Grill, 4311 W Magnolia Bl, Burbank.
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3) FESTIVALS this coming weekend
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Psst. Hey, kid. Yeah, YOU! The weekend of Friday through Sunday, June 19-21, is CRAAAA-ZEEE with first-rate festivals. Maybe one each day, for those who can afford the tickets? It’ll make for a memorable start to your summer! (If you’re travel-challenged, two festivals are in Long Beach!)
Sat, Jun 20,
FESTIVAL,
in OC (Fullerton):
Noon-4 pm Annual “SUMMER SOLSTICE FESTIVAL” with performances by TRIO ELLAS, THE SALTY SUITES, GONZALO BERGARA, and more, at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, 1201 W Malvern Av, Fullerton 92833; 714-738-6706.
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Fri-Sun, Jun 19-21,
FESTIVAL,
inland N of Santa Barbara:
Annual “LIVE OAK MUSIC FESTIVAL” is a delightful event in a picturesque setting and supports folk-friendly public radio on the Central Coast, with performances by GLEN DAVID ANDREWS, LIL’ED & THE BLUES IMPERIALS, JUNGLE FIRE, RIYZZ QAWWALI, NIKKI HILL, MAMAJOWALI, CACHE VALLEY DRIFTERS, NIKKI HILL, DEREK SENN, EMY REYNOLDS BAND, and more, at Live Oak Camp, 4600 Highway 154, Santa Barbara 93105.
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Finally, the schedules work! There is no conflict with the “Huck Finn Jubilee,” which is the weekend before this.
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Things get underway Friday with the first main stage performance at 2 pm, and go right through Sunday evening at 8:30 pm (on Fri & Sat, shows run late) with reliably good sound, workshops, good food, interesting vendors, lots of hippie heaven dancing under the giant oak trees, jamming in the campgrounds, and more. Take your low back folding chair, blankets, and warm duds for chilly evenings.
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Fri-Sun, Jun 19-21,
FESTIVAL,
In the San Bernardino Co desert (Victorville):
Annual “ROUTE 66 BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL” brings performances by ERIC UGLUM & BUD BIERHAUS & THE VINTAGE MARTINS, SILVERADO BLUEGRASS BAND, THE GET DOWN BOYS, GRASSLANDS, BURNING HEART, MOJAVISOUL, THIS JUST IN, WINDY RIDGE, BACK PORCH BLUEGRASS, SWEET TIDINGS, SWBA BLUEGRASS KIDS, and more, at the San Bernadino County Fairgrounds, 14800 7th St, Victorville 92395; info, 760-218-8752 or email route66bluegrass@gmail.com
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Since Don Tucker, the founder of the “Huck Finn Jubilee,” died suddenly three years ago, the family sold the festival to the Ontario Convention and Visitors Bureau (it was held the weekend of June 13-15). Before that, it had been a longtime annual event at Mojave Narrows Regional Park in Victorville. Obviously, Victorville misses its annual bluegrass fix (and the business it brought). Hence, this new bluegrass festival, held a week ahead of “Huck Finn,” so hardcore pickers ‘n grinners can now catch TWO Southern Cal bluegrass fests on consecutive weekends. Take your low back folding chair, blankets, and warm duds for chilly evenings.
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Things get underway Friday with the first performance at 3 pm, and conclude about 3 pm Sunday so you’ll have plenty of time to drive home. (Note that Amtrak is an option from L.A. Union Station or Fullerton to Victorville, but it’s the Chicago train, once per day, each way.)
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Sat & Sun, Jun 20 & 21,
FESTIVAL,
in Long Beach:
11 am-9 pm Annual “LONG BEACH BAYOU FESTIVAL” brings Cajun-Zydeco on one stage, and blues on the other, each with a portable wood dance floor, and performances by acts from Louisiana and elsewhere, including CHUBBY CARRIER & THE BAYOU SWAMP BAND, STEVE RILEY & THE MAMOU PLAYBOYS, DAVID SOUSA & THE ZYDECO MUDBUGS, BERNIE PEARL, STONEY B BLUES BAND, T-LOU & HIS SUPER HOT ZYDECO BAND, CHARLIE JENE, JOEL SAVOY, JESSE LÉGE & THE CAJUN COUNTRY REVIVAL, CORNEY MIMS & THE KNOW-IT-ALLZ, SEVILLE, and more, on the local bayou at Rainbow Lagoon Events Park, on East Shoreline Village Dr, Long Beach 90802. Take your low back folding chair, blankets, and warm duds for chilly evenings.
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Sat & Sun, Jun 20 & 21,
FESTIVAL,
in Long Beach:
10 am-7 pm Annual “BIG IRISH FAIR & MUSIC FESTIVAL” has moved around the calendar, in recent years, and now it returns with performances by bigtime groups THE DUBLIN 4, YOUNG DUBLINERS, THE FENIANS, THE HUMBLE HOOLIGANS, and more, in El Dorado Regional Park III, 7550 E Wardlow Dr, Long Beach 90815.
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Sat & Sun, Jun 20 & 21,
FESTIVAL,
in San Diego Co (Poway):
10:30 am-5 pm Annual “SAM HINTON FOLK HERITAGE FESTIVAL” presented by San Diego Folk Heritage, with performances by the Mark Jackson Band, Patty Hall & Gregory Martin Campbell, Mari Black, Poway Folk Circle Chorus, Levi Dean & the Americats, The Lacemakers, The Storytellers of San Diego, plus an Open Mic, Bluegrass and Old Time Jams, a Contradance, and more, at Templars Hall in Old Poway Park, 14134 Midland Rd, Poway 92064; 858-566-4040.
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4) TICKET ALERTS…
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UPCOMING FESTIVALS are listed first, followed by an ever-growing section for UPCOMING CONCERTS and arts events…
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FESTIVALS
happening after this coming weekend
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Sat & Sun, Jun 27 & 28,
FESTIVAL,
in Ventura:
10:30 am 7th annual “ROADSHOW REVIVAL, A Tribute to the Music of Johnny Cash,” brings two days of music, fun, and plenty of other planned activities in its new location, Mission Park in old downtown Ventura (across from Mission San Buenaventura), at 185 E Santa Clara St, Ventura.
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This year’s lineup includes rockabilly virtuosos REVEREND HORTON HEAT, outlaw country legend BILLY JOE SHAVER, roots rockers THE BLASTERS, BIG SANDY AND HIS FLY RITE BOYS, JOHN DOE from seminal L.A. punk band X, SLIM JIM PHANTOM from THE STRAY CATS, rockabilly revivalist ROBERT GORDON, GAMBLERS MARK, The FREIGHTSHAKERS, PETUNIA & THE VIPERS, BIG TWEED, THE VONETTES, MATT ARMOR, MEDICINE HAT, JUST DAVE BAND, HIGHWAY STARR, and more.
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The seventh annual event, as always presented by Ross Emery Entertainment, features popular outlaw country, rockabilly, bluegrass and Johnny Cash tribute bands, plus a pin-up girl pageant, hot rods, custom cars and motorcycles, Johnny Cash memorabilia, a guided tour of Johnny Cash’s legacy in Ventura, food & beverage, a kid’s corral, and scores of vendors with unique offerings and collectibles.
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Tix and info, www.roadshowrevival.com
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Tix are $32 (advance) for a 2-Day “Get Rhythm” Main Stage Pit ticket ($65 value) with access to all of the Roadshow Revival festivities as well as entry into the Pit area of the Main Stage.
$20 (advance) gets you a 2-Day general admission ticket ($40 value).
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Out-of-Town Festivals…
Thu-Sun, Jul 2-5,
FESTIVAL,
in Oregon:
Annual “WATERFRONT BLUES FEST” in Portland, OR. Their 2015 schedule is not yet posted, nor are prices and discount accommodations at nearby PSU. Festival headliner on Sunday, July 5 is Buddy Guy. Zydeco bands include Chubby Carrier, Rosie Ledet, Dog Hill Stompers, Corey Ledet Zydeco Band, plus local Cajun-zydeco bands, AND over 80 local & national blues bands on three main stages, and a large zydeco dance floor. Keep an eye on www.waterfrontbluesfest.com for all details as they post.
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Sat, Aug 8, in downtown L.A.:
3-7 pm “BURGERS & BEER FESTIVAL” at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Features Los Angeles’ best burger restaurants serving their signature sliders and the state’s best craft breweries sampling the brews that have made them famous. Confirmed restaurants include Animal, Bouchon Bistro, Grill 'Em All, Ledlow, Pono Burger and many more to come. Confirmed breweries include Angel City Brewery, Bottle Logic Brewing, Ninkasi Brewing, Strand Brewing Company and many more to come.
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LA Weekly offers an exclusive presale / password opportunity to buy tickets before they go on sale to the general public.
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Starts May 12, 10 am, ends May 17, 11:59 pm. Promo Code is BURGERMAIL BUY TICKETS
(Public on-sale is May 18 at 10 am.)
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Fri-Sun, Sep 4-5-6,
FESTIVAL,
in Rhode Island:
Annual “RHYTHM & ROOTS FEST” in Ninigret State Park, RI. Full info at www.rhythmandroots.com. If you go, make it a day early to catch Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys on Sep 3 at the Towers.
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Fri-Sun, Sep 18-21,
FESTIVAL,
in Coloma (Northern Cal):
9th annual "AMERICAN RIVER MUSIC FESTIVAL" announced its lineup and began offering discounted early bird tickets on May 1. Full info, www.americanrivermusic.org/festival.php
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Fri-Sun, Oct 9-11,
FESTIVAL,
in Louisiana:
Annual “FESTIVALS ACADIENS” in Lafayette, LA. Info at www.festivalsacadiens.com includes discount room rates at Ramada Inn, Lafayette, if you book early.
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All coming up, some SOON, many with advance discounts, others that’ll sell-out quickly.
Tue, Jun 16, at UCLA:
6:30 pm 6th annual “BLOOMSDAY CELEBRATION” is FREE at the Hammer Museum adjacent to the UCLA Campus in Westwood (L.A.)
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The Hammer's sixth annual Bloomsday celebration finds characters in "The Wandering Rocks" episode of James Joyce's Ulysses criss-crossing Dublin in a cacophony of voices interspersed with disruptive interpolations. A dramatic reading by our veteran actors Jane Bacon,Bairbre Dowling, James Gallo,James Lancaster,John Rafter Lee, and Johnny O'Callaghan.Organized by Stanley Breitbard. 6:30-7:30 pm Guinness,Irish fare and live music by Rattle the Knee in the courtyard 7:30-9pm Dramatic reading in The Billy Wilder Theater 9-10pm Guinness,Irish fare and live music by Rattle the Knee in the courtyard.
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More at http://hammer.ucla.edu
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Tue & Wed, Jun 16 & 17, in Hollywood:
9 pm BUTCH WALKER plus JONATHAN TYLER play the summer concert series at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, 6000 Santa Monica Bl, Hollywood.
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Tue, Jun 16,
DVD RELEASE,
in Hollywood:
6 pm "WRECKING CREW" DVD signing with filmmaker DENNY TEDESCO, and Wrecking Crew band members HAL BLAINE & DON RANDI, at Amoeba Music, 6400 Sunset Bl, Hollywood.
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… through Jun 27 (see sched. below), in Hollywood:
“THE LOAD-IN,” a world premiere comedy and “HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL” selection, starts June 7 at Three Clubs Cocktail Lounge, 1123 N Vine St, Hollywood 90038. World Premiere engagement of a new comedy, written and directed by David Svengalis. Produced by Mahoobla Productions. Original music by Nicole Marcus. 21+ show. Runs Sun, June 7, at 8 pm; Fri, June 12 at 4 pm; Sun, June 14 at 10 pm; Tue, June 16 at 8 pm; Fri, June 19 at 6 pm; & Sat, June 27 at 6 pm. Tix, $13. Reservations, 323- 455-4585. Online tix, www.hollywoodfringe.org/projects/2490
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Wed, Jun 17, in downtown L.A.:
2015 “LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL” is in Walt Disney Concert Hall, 135 N Grand Av, Los Angeles 90012. Info & tix, www.musiccenter.org.
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The festival, presented by World Projects Corporation, affords top ensembles from around the world an opportunity to perform at this world class venue. This year’s concert features ensembles from Serbia, Saipan and the United States.
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Thu, Jun 18, in L.A.:
Time tba STEVE EARLE & THE DUKES plus THE MASTERSONS, at the El Rey Theatre, 5515 Wilshire Bl, L.A.
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Thu Jun 18, in Hollywood:
8 pm ALLEN STONE plays the summer concert series at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, 6000 Santa Monica Bl, Hollywood.
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Fri, Jun 19, in downtown L.A.:
“CLASSICAL SIDE OF CUBAN MUSIC” happens in the Mark Taper Forum, at the L.A. Music Center, 135 N Grand Av, Los Angeles 90012. Info & tix, www.musiccenter.org. Cuban pianist Daniel Amat, accompanied by some of Los Angeles sought-after studio musicians, pays a tribute to some of Cuba’s most prolific composers featuring music from Ignacio Cervantes (1847-1905), Ernesto Lecuona (1895-1963) and Israel Lopez “Cachao” (1918-2008).
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Sat, Jun 20, in Culver City:
9:30 pm-1:30 am "SUMMER'S EVE" of all-acoustic music with MICHAEL ANN AZOULAI performing with MERLE JAGGER, the GROOVY REDNECKS (acoustic), and TALKIN' TREASON, at the Cinema Bar, 3967 Sepulveda Bl, Culver City 90230.
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10 pm - Talkin' Treason
11 pm - Groovy Rednecks (acoustic)
12 am - Michael Ann with Merle Jagger (that great band with Mark Christian)
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No cover. Venue has full bar and is always fun. Barstool seating is competitive, so arrive early (the show publicity says it's a 9:30 start, so act accordingly).
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Jun 21 & 22, in Hollywood:
7:30 pm THE KINGSTON TRIO plus original founding member BOB SHANE, and special guests TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT of the Eagles, AL JARDINE of the Beach Boys, TRINI LOPEZ, BARRY McGUIRE, THE LIMELITERS, and other surprise guests, at the Avalon, 1735 Vine St, Hollywood.
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The 21st is the "taped dress rehearsal" for the show being taped for PBS broadcast on the 22nd.
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Tix at www.flavorus.com/kingstontrioavalon
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Sun, Jun 28, in L.A.:
Time tba “SONGWRITERS ON SONGWRITING LIVE” with the bestselling author of the book of that title, PAUL ZOLLO, hosting legendary Chicago blues phenomenon CORKY SIEGEL, who Paul calls, “one of the stars of my youth,” at The Songwriting School of Los Angeles.
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Corky Siegel, says Paul “emerged from the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band to become a solo act back when I was in high school and would thrill at any chance to hear him. Amazing pianist, remarkable harmonica player and great songwriter. A night with Corky will be amazing. Thanks to his friend and mine James Lee Stanley for making this happen.”
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Sat, Jul 15, in Hollywood:
JOHN FOGERTY's "1969" TOUR plays its only L.A. (and Southern Cal) date at the Hollywood Bowl, with trad-New Orleans keyboard wizard BOB MALONE.
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Aug 22, in Bev Hills:
LEON RUSSELL plays the Saban Theatre, 8440 Wilshire Bl, Beverly Hills.
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Tix at www.canyonclub.net or 888-645-5006.
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Sep 10, in Bev Hills:
JOHN HIATT & THE COMBO plus TAJ MAHAL TRIO play the Saban Theatre, 8440 Wilshire Bl, Beverly Hills.
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Tix at www.canyonclub.net or 888-645-5006.
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Sat, Sep 19, in Hollywood:
LILA DOWNS plays the Hollywood Pantages.
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Oct 2, in BevHills:
GORDON LIGHTFOOT plays the Saban Theatre, 8440 Wilshire Bl, Beverly Hills.
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Dec 12, in BevHills:
""FRANK SINATRA'S 100th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION" featuring FRANK SINATRA JR. "Sinatra Sings Sinatra" at the Saban Theatre, 8440 Wilshire Bl, Beverly Hills.
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The ACOUSTIC AMERICANA MUSIC GUIDE endeavors to bring you NEWS and views of interest to artists everywhere, more specifically to musicians and the creative community, and music makers and fans of acoustic and Folk-Americana music, both traditional and innovative. We provide a wealth of resources, including a HUGE catalog of acoustic-friendly venues, and schedules of performances in Southern California venues large and small. We cover workshops and other events for artists and folks in the music industry, and all kids o’ things in the world of acoustic and Americana and accessible classical music. From washtub bass to musical spoons to oboe to viola to banjo to squeezebox, from Djangostyle to new-fangled-old-time string band music, from sweet Cajun fiddle to pre-bluegrass Appalachian mountain music to proto blues.
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The Acoustic Americana Music Guide. Thanks for sittin' a spell.
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