Tonight, jam band veterans Jimmy Herring and Victor Wooten play with their respective bands, and hopefully together, at The National. Tix are $30 Reserved Orchestra, $27.50 Reserved Balcony 1, $22.50 Reserved Balcony 2, $20 GA Standing. Doors open at 7, show starts at 8. Not sure who is opening so just get there on time. Victor Wooten is the bassist for Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, has won five Grammy awards, and "Bass Player of the Year" from Bass Player magazine three times. Jimmy Herring is currently playing guitar for Widespread Panic and has also played with what is generally regarded as the best version of Phil Lesh & Friends, as well as the Allman Brothers Band, Derek Trucks Band, The Other Ones, The Dead and Aquarium Rescue Unit.
Here's Victor Wooten performing "Amazing Grace":
And here is the Jimmy Herring Band doing The Beatles' "Within You Without You" a few days ago in Georgia:
Also tonight, People's Blues of Richmond will be at Republic. They'll get things under way there around 10 PM. The show is free if you are over 21 and $5 if you are under 21. Yesterday, PBR announced that they will have some big announcements coming soon. So I guess that's sort of a pre-announcement announcement. I suspect a new album and tour, but we shall see. Here's PBR playing at Camp Barefoot this year:
The Late Night Pick is British singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas on the Late Show with David Letterman tonight. That's on at 11:35 PM on CBS. Lianne has been named as a "Band to Watch" by Rolling Stone magazine and was also nominated for the big British Mercury award. Also, on the show Robin Williams and a top ten list presented by Homer Simpson. Sounds like a winning show.
More on the rest of the weekend tonight.
Tony Jordan
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Friday, November 19, 2010
Railroad Earth, Joanna Newsom, The Nighthawks, Jimmy Herring Band & more
If you are an Americana fan, you have a choice to make on Friday night. Jamgrass band Railroad Earth will be at The National. Tix are $22, doors open at 8 and the show starts at 9 with opener Cornmeal. Here they are performing "Dandlion Wine" at the Greyfox Bluegrass Festival in 2010:
Also, on Friday, local Americana act, The Atkinsons, will be at Ashland Coffee & Tea. The show starts at 8 and tix are $10 at the door. They'll be releasing their second CD, "Mile Marker" in early 2011 so I'm sure you'll hear a few tunes from that. Here they are performing "Out of Time" at The National on October 16, 2010:
Saturday night, Joanna Newsom, the other-worldly singer and harpist (that's right, harpist) will be at The National. This is a Seated General Admission show. Tix are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Doors open at 8, show starts at 9 with opener Neal Morgan. Caught Joanna one day on "Later with Jools Holland" and I had to stop what I was doing and listen to her unique mesmerizing music. Here is that performance, a song called "81". (BTW, "Later with Jools Holland" is on Ovation network and I highly recommend this no-frills, eclectic show featuring four or five different artists on each show.) There may be a short ad before the video, but its a nice quality video so deal with it.
Allman Brothers tribute band Skydog will be at The Camel on Saturday with fellow tribute band Led Zepplica. Show starts at 9 and its $7 to get in. Here's Skydog doing "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed":
If your taste is more yacht rock tribute than jam rock tribute, check out Three Sheets To The Wind at The Republic on Saturday night. Show starts at 9 PM and its FREE.
Here is the band performing the Stephen Bishop classic "On & On" in Palm Beach FL earlier this year, putting the yacht in yacht rock.
Blues rockers The Nighthawks will be at Shenanigans for an early show on Sunday night starting at 6:30. There may be a cover charge which probably won't be too much but if you want to know call Shenanigans at 804-264-5010. Here's The Nighthawks in Littleton CO in October:
Monday night, The Jimmy Herring Band will be at The Hat Factory. Tix are $16 in advance, $20 day of show and the show starts at 7 with opener Barrelhouse. Jimmy has played with just about every jam band starting with Aquarium Rescue Unit, then Phil Lesh & Friends and The Dead, Allman Brothers Band, and now Widespread Panic. The rest of the band features a lot of jam rock vets with drummer Jeff Sipe (Aquarium Rescue Unit, Jazz is Dead, Shawn Lane), keyboardist Matt Slocum (Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks), and Neal Fountain on bass (Col Bruce Hampton, Alex Machacek). They'll be playing stuff from their latest album along with covers of Led Zep, The Beatles, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Frank Zappa and others. Here they are playing "Transients" in RI a few days ago:
That's the weekend and more. Have a great one!
Tony Jordan
Also, on Friday, local Americana act, The Atkinsons, will be at Ashland Coffee & Tea. The show starts at 8 and tix are $10 at the door. They'll be releasing their second CD, "Mile Marker" in early 2011 so I'm sure you'll hear a few tunes from that. Here they are performing "Out of Time" at The National on October 16, 2010:
Saturday night, Joanna Newsom, the other-worldly singer and harpist (that's right, harpist) will be at The National. This is a Seated General Admission show. Tix are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Doors open at 8, show starts at 9 with opener Neal Morgan. Caught Joanna one day on "Later with Jools Holland" and I had to stop what I was doing and listen to her unique mesmerizing music. Here is that performance, a song called "81". (BTW, "Later with Jools Holland" is on Ovation network and I highly recommend this no-frills, eclectic show featuring four or five different artists on each show.) There may be a short ad before the video, but its a nice quality video so deal with it.
Allman Brothers tribute band Skydog will be at The Camel on Saturday with fellow tribute band Led Zepplica. Show starts at 9 and its $7 to get in. Here's Skydog doing "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed":
If your taste is more yacht rock tribute than jam rock tribute, check out Three Sheets To The Wind at The Republic on Saturday night. Show starts at 9 PM and its FREE.
Blues rockers The Nighthawks will be at Shenanigans for an early show on Sunday night starting at 6:30. There may be a cover charge which probably won't be too much but if you want to know call Shenanigans at 804-264-5010. Here's The Nighthawks in Littleton CO in October:
Monday night, The Jimmy Herring Band will be at The Hat Factory. Tix are $16 in advance, $20 day of show and the show starts at 7 with opener Barrelhouse. Jimmy has played with just about every jam band starting with Aquarium Rescue Unit, then Phil Lesh & Friends and The Dead, Allman Brothers Band, and now Widespread Panic. The rest of the band features a lot of jam rock vets with drummer Jeff Sipe (Aquarium Rescue Unit, Jazz is Dead, Shawn Lane), keyboardist Matt Slocum (Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks), and Neal Fountain on bass (Col Bruce Hampton, Alex Machacek). They'll be playing stuff from their latest album along with covers of Led Zep, The Beatles, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Frank Zappa and others. Here they are playing "Transients" in RI a few days ago:
That's the weekend and more. Have a great one!
Tony Jordan
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