Live Music Events: What’s Up on FRIDAY, May 17, 2013

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More – as in, MUCH more, in a few hours – but we don’t want you to miss anything tonight!
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Brace yourself for FESTIVALS! The 53rd annual “TOPANGA BANJO•FIDDLE CONTEST & FOLK FESTIVAL” happens Sunday May 19, the “6th Ever LOS ANGELES OLD TIME SOCIAL” is at mid-point, the annual “JOSHUA TREE ROOTS MUSIC FESTIVAL” goes through Sunday, the “DOHENEY BLUES FESTIVAL” is this weekend, there are WORKSHOPS, there are CONCERTS, Sunday’s Topanga Banjo Fiddle (etc) is heavy on jamming, and there is plenty more of EVERYTHING tuneful coming your way. Right NOW, this is a short single-day update, with only FRIDAY’s events. MUCH more in a few hours.
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Friday’s Sections:
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1) Friday’s WORKSHOPS for ARTISTS
2) Friday’s FESTIVALS
3) Friday’s CONCERTS, CLUB GIGS, SHOWCASES, & other LIVE events
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1) Friday’s WORKSHOPS for ARTISTS:
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Fri, May 17, WORKSHOP for ARTISTS:
“CLAWHAMMER BANJO WORKSHOP” with DAN "CLAWDAN" LEVENSON in the Silverlake area of Los Angeles. This will be a skills-directed workshop where you can develop and refine such techniques as drop thumbing and working towards making a tune your own. This will be the only Clawhammer Banjo workshop led by Dan during this trip. Fee is $50.
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Registration gets location and additional info, at http://clawdan.com/index.php?/products/silverlake_ ch_workshop/ or email Dan at clawdan@clawdan.com.
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2) Friday’s FESTIVALS:
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Fri, May 17; Fri-Sun, May 17-19, FESTIVAL, in Joshua Tree:
Annual “JOSHUA TREE ROOTS MUSIC FESTIVAL” gets underway Friday, and it has a substantially different definition of “roots music” than we, in the acoustic folk-Americana world, have; the event has performances by PAPADOSIO, GANGA GIRI, BANG DATA, THE EGG, JANKA NABAY & THE BUBU GANG, ARTOFFICIAL, DOGON LIGHTS, M.A.K.U. SOUNDSYSTEM, LIBERATION MOVEMENT, THE MAIN SQUEEZE, RISING APPALACHIA, GLOBESONIC SOUND SYSTEM, JALIBA KUYATEH & THE KUMAREH BAND, MINER, ROBBI & KRIPA'S THIRD EAR EXPERIENCE, JELLY BREAD, MEXICO 68, WHOOLILICIOUS!, and IAN WINTERS, and it happens at 2601 Sunfair Rd, Joshua Tree 92252.
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Fri, May 17; Thu-Sat, May 16-18, FESTIVAL, in L.A.:
8 pm “8th Ever LOS ANGELES OLD TIME SOCIAL” brings the second of three evenings and one whole day of performances, workshops, jams, dances, and “old time is good time” music to several venues in L.A. Though produced separately, it’s become the annual lead-in to Sunday’s TOPANGA BANJO•FIDDLE CONTEST & FOLK FESTIVAL, as well as a mighty fine event on its own. Produced by Los Angeles’ old time trio, TRIPLE CHICKEN FOOT, the festival is a hootin’ good time, with plenty of opportunities to learn from top players.
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Here are the details for tonight’s 8 pm event, “AN EVENING OF OLD-TIME AMERICAN MUSIC” from top local and out of town musicians, at The Velaslavasay Panorama, 1122 W. 24th St, LA 90007.
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The evening begins with Los Angeles-based KING BABY celebrating the release of their debut CD, then moves to the mandolin / violin & guitar duets of PAUL RANGELL & EMILY ABBINK of Santa Cruz, and things conclude (for tonight) with old time and country duo JESSE MILNES & EMILY MILLER, direct from West Virginia.
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Concert admission is $20. Advance tix at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/358603
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Brought together by a love for Old Timey dance, blues, and rag tunes from African-American musicians, KING BABY churns out hard driving dance tunes and jelly-legged jug numbers with a variety of instrumentations. MATT ORKIN, NICK BACHMAN, and KING BABY himself, JOSH ORKIN, are thrilled to welcome back from Pittsburgh founding band member MAX WARD for this performance. The band plays for square dances and performs regularly in one form or another in the L.A. area. They’d love for you to check out their Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/kingbabyandson, and they promise to bring enough beards for everybody.
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EMILY ABBINK & PAUL RANGELL play “social music” from the old world and new. They favor the ballo liscio tunes brought by Italian immigrants to San Francisco, along with the traditional music gleaned from Southwestern fiddlers. The duo performs weekly on mandolin / violin and guitar in cafes, restaurants, markets, and parades in Santa Cruz, CA. They also sharpen their trade with their two sons in the RHYTHM RANGELLERS, a fiddle-based band specializing in jigs, stomps, waltzes and “bustdowns” with music from New Mexico, Ireland, the American South, Arizona desert, and California. Paul & Emily are founding members of the famous roots band from New Mexico, BAYOU SECO, and have performed in Canada, France, England, Burma and Hawaii. You can find their recording, “Tuesday Nights,” on their website, www.rhythmrangellers.com
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JESSE MILNES & EMILY MILLER perform country and old-time music, singing close harmony with Jesse’s unique fingerpicked guitar style, and a healthy dose of old-time fiddling beneath open starlit skies of Joshua Tree, California. Emily was raised playing and singing LOUVIN BROTHERS and STANLEY BROTHERS songs with her parents while they traveled the world as journalists. Jesse grew up in the world of West Virginia old-time music, learning from masters like MELVIN WINE and ERNIE CARPENTER. They live in central West Virginia when they are not on the road with their country band, THE SWEETBACK SISTERS.
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There’s more tomorrow, all day, with this festival.
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Fri-Sun, May 17-19, FESTIVAL, in Nevada:
1st Annual “HENDERSON CRAWFISH FESTIVAL” in Henderson, Nevada, between Las Vegas and Lake Mead, is a new one, produced by the same folks who produce the mid-summer “LONG BEACH CRAWFISH FESTIVAL.”
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3) Friday’s CONCERTS, CLUB GIGS, SHOWCASES, & other LIVE events:
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Fri, May 17, in L.A.:
NO LONGER HAPPENING: 5 pm monthly “OLD-TIME JAM” at the Fretted Frog Acoustic Guitar Store, 1200 N Alvarado St, Los Angeles 90026; 213-353-0734.
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Fri, May 17, in Tehachapi:
6-8 pm “APPLE SHED LIVE ACOUSTIC MUSIC,” a Friday and Saturday night series at the Apple Shed, 333 E Tehachapi Bl, Tehachapi 93561; 661-823-8333.
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They have a regular schedule of performers:
1st Friday - WILL JAMES - Celtic, Americana, gospel, & folk
1st Saturday - JO STONE - piano music
2nd Friday - THE GEEZERS - folk music
2nd Saturday - ART LARSON - clarinet
3rd Friday – “Country Music night” (was the late Cowboy / Western artist TONY VICE)
3rd Saturday - MOUNTAIN PASS - oldies
4th Friday - MAX VALENTINO - acoustic guitar
4th Saturday - PAT STRONG – country / ballads music
5th Saturday - CRAIG SHAW
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Check their website for the latest, www.appleshedonline.com .
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Fri, May 17, in Redondo Beach:
6:30-9:30 pm ANDY & RENEE's and their band, HARD RAIN's, weekly residency has moved to On The Rocks, 239 N Harbor Dr, Redondo Beach 90277; 310-379-7438.
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Venue uses the same parking lot as Delzano's, longtime home of their old residency, which is now permanently closed. Andy says, "Come help us show On the Rocks how much we appreciate the soft landing!"
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ANDY & RENEE are finalists in the “International Acoustic Music Awards” for “Best Duo/Group” for their original song, "Dream It All Away." More at www.inacoustic.com/winners.html .
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Fri, May 17, in Long Beach:
6:30-7:30 pm AJ GIBBS plays his weekly Cajun-Zydeco “MR. 1 MAN SHOW” at Shear Rhythm Dance, 4126 Viking Way, Suite #220, Long Beach. Info, 562-528-6626; always subject to change, because he tours with his band.
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Fri, May 17, in Hollywood:
7 pm RICHARD THOMPSON plays the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre, 2580 Cahuenga Bl East, Hollywood 90068; 323-461-3673.
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Fri, May 17, in Beverly Hills:
7 pm-2 am GARY ALLEGRETTO BAND plays the "Red Carpet Grand-Opening" of H.O.M.E. -- the House of Music & Entertainment -- at 30 N Camden Dr, Beverly Hills; reservations, 323-378-5207.
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Gary is a multiple award-winning blues and cowboy harmonica player and founder of the "Harmonikids" charity.
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The new venue will offer healthy food in an elegant setting.
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Fri, May 17, in Echo Park:
7 pm “DIY SUCCESS: GROWING AND ACHIEVING CREATIVE SUSTAINABILITY” is the L.A. Launch Party for a book, with a panel discussion, about undertaking these activities as a “DIY” (do-it-yourself) enterprise; on the outdoor patio at Stories Books & Café, 1716 Sunset Bl, Echo Park 90026; www.storiesla.com; 213-413-3733.
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Author ELEANOR WHITNEY celebrates and promotes the launch of her first book. The event offers the opportunity “to take your do it yourself project and passion to the next level and quit your job, and includes “a lively panel discussion with local creative entrepreneurs.” KC SEARS of Make.Shop.Live. and the Academy of Handmade, and SHARON FAIN, of the Academy of Handmade, plus other artists, crafters and creative entrepreneurs, share their experiences running a handmade business and sharing lessons for growing sustainably and achieving creative business success on their own terms. This event is co-sponsored by the Academy of Handmade.
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Fri, May 17, in SFV (Northridge):
7-10 pm Weekly “ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE” brings a full lineup of singer-songwriters and even some duets and trios, plus performing host BRYAN CHAN, at Pho-King Delicious, 9350 Corbin Av, Northridge 91324. Venue offers a variety of noodle dishes, home-made curries, spring rolls, soups, barbequed spare ribs, and pho. No cover charge.
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Fri, May 17, in Tehachapi:
Time tba “LIVE MUSIC AT LA BELLE AMORE,” a Friday and Saturday series at La Belle Amore Italian Bistro, 209 S Green St, Tehachapi; 661-822-7419. Recommended by locals who tell the Guide, “Great live music can be heard” at this Italian Bistro, located next to the Hitching Post Theater.
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Here’s the usual monthly schedule:
STEVE HEPNER & LAUREN ALEXANDER - 1st Friday
TERRY ASHER & FRIENDS - 1st Saturday
THE GEEZERS - folk music - 2nd & 5th Saturday
CRAIG SHAW - 2nd & 4th Friday
PETER CUTLER & DEBBY HAND as a folk duo - 3rd Friday
MARIA & CHARLY “folk & more” duo of CHARLY WALLMO & MARIA WEIR WERTH - 3rd Sat
DAVE OGDEN, Celtic fingerstyle guitar - 4th Saturday
GARY MAZOLLA - 5th Friday
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Fri, May 17, in OC (Laguna Beach):
Time tba LISA NEMZO plays the “SUNSET SERENADES” outdoor series in Heisler Park Amphitheater, Laguna Beach.
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Fri, May 17, in SFV (Chatsworth):
7:30-10 pm WUMBLOOZO UNPLUGGED brings the blues to Lenny's Smokehouse, 23360 Lake Manor Dr, Chatsworth, 91311. More at www.wumbloozo.com.
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Fri, May 17, in Long Beach:
7:30 pm VOX FEMINA opens, followed by KAREN HART’s new choral piece "I LOVE A RAINBOW!" commissioned by The Tolerance Project, to kick-off the music at the “Long Beach Gay Pride Festival” this weekend, with tonight’s concert at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 525 E 7th St, Long Beach 90813. This concert is a vocal music extravaganza, with a huge performing cast, and includes selections by Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein, Samuel Barber, Elton John, Benjamin Britton, Karen Hart, Peter Tchaikovsky, and others. Advance tix $15 at 562-436-4047. Tix are $20 at the door.
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Fri, May 17, in OC (San Clemente):
7:30 pm BAYOU BROTHERS play Iva Lee's, 555 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente 92672; 949-361-2855.
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Fri, May 17, in Ventura:
7:30 pm TRACY NEWMAN & THE REINFORCEMENTS, plus SHELBY & TIEG, and ZACK FRIEDHOF, at Zoey’s Café, 185 E Santa Clara St, Ventura 93001, Ventura; advance tix & info, www.zoeyscafe.com; 805-652-1137 or 805-652-0091.
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Check-out Tracy's interview in “Guitar Girl” Magazine, at www.guitargirlmag.com/interviews/tracy-newman--having-too-much-fun
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Also, The Reinforcements' talented Rebecca has her own new CD; info, www.cdbaby.com/cd/rebeccazoeleigh
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Fri, May 17, in Santa Monica:
8 & 10 pm TOM RUSH plays two shows tonight at McCabe’s, 3101 Pico Bl (Pico at 31st), Santa Monica 90405; www.mccabes.com; 310-828-4403; tix, 310-828-4497. Tix, $28.50. 8 pm is sold out; at press time, tix available for 10 pm show.
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Fri, May 17, in VC (Camarillo):
8 pm THE PORCH GIRLS plus BRAD COLERICK make for a marvelously entertaining edition of the "CAMARILLO CAFE" concert series at the Camarillo Community Center, 1605 E Burnley St, Camarillo 93010.
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The PORCH GIRLS, from humble beginnings jamming on the porch in Topanga Canyon, have grown into an entertaining high-energy roots band. Their collective magic is delivered courtesy of Dina Fraboni on vocals, autoharp, jumping jack and shakers; Dana Wood, who contributes tasty vocals, mandolin and accordian; Jon Shea, a guitar guru who rounds out the vocal harmonies; and Steve Janowski thumpin’ up the bottom on his eucalyptus upright bass. There's more at www.reverbnation.com/theporchgirls
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BRAD COLERICK was named in Billboard Magazine as “one of a baker’s dozen of acts to watch in the folk community around the world.”
Brad moved from his native Nebraska to Los Angeles in 1986 and built a successful career making music for commercials. He’s worked with a long list of legendary artists including BB King and the late Johnny Cash. Brad’s CDs have landed in the Top 5 of both the Folk DJ and Euro-Americana charts, and he has played hallowed stages across the country from Freight & Salvage and McCabes in the west to The Bluebird and Birchmere back east. More at http://bradcolerick.wordpress.com
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Complimentary refreshments. Admission is $13 at the door.
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Fri, May 17, in Santa Barbara:
8 pm PETER FELDMANN & THE VERY LONESOME BOYS play their DVD RELEASE PARTY FOR "50 YEARS IN THE BLUEGRASS” at the Presidio Chapel, 123 E Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara 93101; 805- 688-9894.
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Fri, May 17, in Highland Park (L.A.):
8 pm “8th Ever LOS ANGELES OLD TIME SOCIAL” presents its major concert, with KING BABY, PAUL RANGELL & EMILY ABBINK, JESSIE MILNES & EMILY MILLER, at the American Legion Hall Post #206, 227 N Avenue 55, Highland Park 90042. See today’s “FESTIVALS” section for much more.
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Fri, May 17, in Altadena:
8 pm “TRIPPIN’ THE SIXTIES,” the acclaimed show by BARRY McGUIRE & JOHN YORK, completes its two-night run at the Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 N Lake Av, Altadena 91001; reservations 626-798-6236 (10 am-10 pm); venue phone 626-398-7917; info www.coffeegallery.com. (“the venue named by the Guide’s editor, writing in FolkWorks, as L.A.’s best intimate acoustic listening room venue”).
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BARRY McGUIRE stepped into the public eye in 1963 on the Andy Williams Show as the gravelly voiced lead singer of the New Christy Minstrels. He launched his musical career with the million-sellers "Green, Green" and "Green Back Dollar."
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In 1965, at the heart of the peace movement, McGuire went solo. His growing awareness of social hypocrisy was expressed in his third hit "Eve of Destruction" which echoed around the world as an anthem of the times.
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Three years later, Barry was cast as the male lead in the original Broadway production of the musical "Hair." Once again his voice was heard proclaiming the ideals of a radical generation. Dick Clark says, “When world events collide with “Rock&Roll” you get Barry McGuire”.Currently working with Barry McGuire in "Trippin' The Sixties," John York is best known for his work as a member of the world-renowned Folk Rock/Country Rock group, the Byrds. His vocal and instrumental talents have kept him in the company of such musical luminaries as Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark, Clarence White, Nicky Hopkins, Mac Rebenack (Dr. John,) Doug Sahm (The Sir Douglas Quintet,) The Mamas and Papas, Johnny Rivers, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Rick Danko and Richard Manuel (The Band)……and many others. The TV show “The Place Where I Am Dreaming” featured John’s artistic collaboration with his wife, artist Sumi Foley. Recently, John has composed and recorded music for the lyrics of Kim Fowley on "West Coast Revelation." The duet "Redneck Ninja" highlights John's creative partnership with acclaimed songwriter Patrick Brayer. In 2007, John played concerts in Japan for the third time
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Fri, May 17, in Burbank:
8 pm COW BOP plays Viva Cantina, 900 W Riverside Dr, Burbank. Park free across the street at Pickwick Bowl (same owners).
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BRUCE FORMAN, trail boss of the Cow Boppers and artist-in-residence at USC's Thornton School of Music, tells us, "It is commencement, and Jake Reed, Cow Bop's illustrious drummer, will be a doctor. He will be very busy attending to patients, so Aaron Serfaty will be riding the drums, but it looks likely that our Dr. will make a house call for a redux of the 'Weapons of Mass Percussion' shindig [tonight]."
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He adds, "In any case, it will be the swing herding you have come to expect from the wildest western bebop band in recorded history. In Jake's honor, all people who have gone to USC, or are related to someone who has gone to USC, or can spell USC, get in free."
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Fri, May 17, in L.A.:
8 pm HOMESICK ELEPHANT plays the Echo Country Outpost, 1770 Glendale Bl, Los Angeles 90026.
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Fri, May 17, in SGV (Arcadia):
8 pm-1 am A GUEST HEADLINER BLUES BAND (nationally touring act), plus the BOBBY BLUEHOUSE BAND opening, play the Arcadia Blues Club, 16 E Huntington Dr, Arcadia 91006; www.arcadiabluesclub.com; 626-447-9349. Venue serves dinner with generous portions (the bowl of gumbo is huge), has full bar and nightly specials. Take earplugs. Seriously. Advance tix on their website; higher at the door, but always very affordable.
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Fri, May 17, in SFV (Burbank):
8 pm “AMERICANA / ALT-COUNTRY / HONKY-TONK” music on two separate stages at Viva Cantina, 900 Riverside Dr (next to L.A. Equestrian Center), Burbank; 818-845-2425 or 818-515-4444; www.vivacantina.com. Okay to park free across the street at Pickwick Bowl (free, nearly unlimited parking for Viva patrons). Two stages, one in the Front Room is always no cover, the other, the Riverside Rancho stage, may charge cover. Venue has full bar, serves good Mexican food, all ages.
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Fri, May 17, in SGV (Monrovia):
8 pm weekly “MONROVIA STREET FAIR” includes several venues with acoustic music, some impromptu, some more formal, including the acoustic KATTYWOMPUS CONCERT and JAM with all comers – featuring dulcimer players – at Dollmakers Kattywompus, 412 S Myrtle Av, Monrovia 91016; 626-357-1091. Free.
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Fri, May 17, in Glendale:
8:30 pm-midnight MARC BOSSERMAN sings and plays piano at Left Coast Wine Bar, 117 E Harvard St, Glendale. More at www.marcbosserman.com.
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Fri, May 17, in Ventura:
8:30 pm “POLYNESIAN REVUE” at Hong Kong Inn, 435 E Thompson Bl, Ventura; www.hongkonginn.com; 805-648-3161. Runs Friday & Saturday nights.
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Fri, May 17, in Murrieta:
9 pm THE HUMBLE HOOLIGANS play the Shamrock Irish Pub & Eatery, 39252 Winchester Rd #145, Murrieta 92563; www.theshamrockirishpubandeatery.com.
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Back by popular demand, they’re an eclectic band of talented music makers dedicated to great Irish Music and good times.
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Fri, May 17, in Van Nuys:
9 pm KEN O’MALLEY plays his weekly gig at Ireland’s 32, 13721 Burbank Bl, Van Nuys 91401; 818-785-4031.
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Fri, May 17, in SFV (Chatsworth):
9 pm An AMERICANA / ALT-COUNTRY / HONKY-TONK BAND plays the Cowboy Palace, 21635 Devonshire St, Chatsworth; 818-341-0166. A real, live, fun honky-tonk scene with live music nightly. Preceded by free line dance lesson with Kathy at 7 pm. No cover.
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Fri, May 17, in Santa Monica:
9 pm “LIVE MUSIC” that is sometimes Irish / Celtic, at Sonny McLean's Irish Pub 2615 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 310 449-1811 Venue has 40 taps of beer and cider, nice wine selection, full bar. Live music every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. (Warning: they do karaoke, aka the death of vocal music, on other nights, specifically, on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.) Check their website for details, www.sonnymcleans.com.
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Fri, May 17, in L.A.:
10 pm THE GET DOWN BOYS play Villains Tavern, 1356 Palmetto St, Los Angeles 90013; 323-613-0766.
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Fri, May 17, in Santa Monica:
10 pm TOM RUSH plays a second show tonight at McCabe’s, 3101 Pico Bl (Pico at 31st), Santa Monica 90405; www.mccabes.com; 310-828-4403; tix, 310-828-4497. Tix, $28.50. 8 pm is sold out; at press time, tix available for 10 pm show.
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