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next is the support band(s),
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Saturday
March 31 2018 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $12 in advance / $15 at the door J.D. Wilkes with Legendary Shack Shakers Unplugged www.legendaryshackshakers.com/ old-time music of Appalachia + Cajun, jazz and island music of the Creole Callow www.callowmusic.com/ dark folk ddream metal Keyan Keihani -----David And Joanna canceled www.facebook.com/keyankeihani americana alt-country folk J.D. Wilkes with Legendary Shack Shakers Unplugged -from Paducah, KY -Imagine a sideshow blowing in on a Caribbean gale, only to land smack dab in a Kentucky junkyard. Then, and only then, might a listener begin to picture a suitable setting for Fire Dream, the latest solo album by musician/novelist J.D. Wilkes. Backed by an all-star cast of the South's most eclectic musicians (including members of both The Squirrel Nut Zippers and the Drive-By Truckers!), Wilkes crafts a soundscape of his homeland's varied voices. From the old-time music of Appalachia to the Cajun, jazz and island music of the Creole nether-glades, Fire Dream charters the listener on a journey... a journey, as it turns out, that has led only deeper into J.D.'s storied psyche. Callow Red Moses // vocals, guitar Sami Knowles // keys, drums, vocals -from San Francisco, CA -Based in the SF Bay, CALLOW is a dream/doom duo whose sound is dark, cathartic, and straight from the gut. "Lamenting music that raises spirits" - Poise "A splendid avant-garde magic" - SF Gate Keyan Keihani -from San Francisco, CA -Keyan Keihani is a songwriter from the San Francisco Bay Area, CA. Keihani’s music is based on a sparse Americana backdrop and a penchant for performing alone. The songs are honest and delivered without any gimmicks or frills. His self-financed debut album, Eastbound, was released in 2013 and provided the foundation for hundreds of shows and supporting opportunities for Jamestown Revival, Sturgill Simpson, William Elliott Whitmore and Jason Eady, to name a few. It peaked at #6 on Amazon’s Americana charts. After a series of personal and emotional setbacks in 2014, Keihani felt emboldened to address topics of isolation, depression and crippling anxiety. The songs culminated into his follow-up release, Dark Saints, in 2015. Produced and engineered by Daniel Mendez, Dark Saints is presented as a stripped down collection of songs that are deceptively simple and haunting. No Depression referred to it as a “powerful record that is driven by Keihani’s unique, no frills voice that is park country, part folk, and most of all, sincere.” |
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