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Wednesday March 18
2020 CLOSED Show canceled:
All advance tickets will get automatically refunded. Wednesday March 18
2020
 8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $12 in advance / $15 at the door Earles Of Newtown www.earlesofnewtown.com/ Gypsy-Dixie Funk & Dance Jazz Thrown-Out Bones www.thrownoutbones.com/ funk jazz pop rock The Injuries www.facebook.com/theinjuriesband/ Rock Earles Of Newtown -from Nevada City, CA -Earles of Newtown are an Electric Gypsy Jazz band cross-pollinating both vintage and modern beat culture into an intoxicating crowd-pleasing elixir. This Vaudevillian inspired musical circus is comprised of an 8-piece wrecking crew of heavy hitters recruited throughout Northern California. Earles of Newtown have earned a reputation as a feature band with the potential to fill any dance floor in any venue or music festival. Earles of Newtown have performed on billings that include highly notable acts as, Trombone Shorty, Dr. John, Allen Toussaint, Squirrel Nut Zippers, March Fourth Marching Band, Turkuaz and others. Earles of Newtown’s focus is on great original music, and providing the audience a highly entertaining stage presence featuring, the Ringmaster-like antics of lead singer/washboard expert, Chad Connor Crow and shared with band founding member Earle Ford’s solid and intense stage presence as musical director trumpet-master and co-vocalist. The band is made entirely of All-star level players that include Western Swing Hall of a Fame member, guitarist Bob Woods. Earles of Newtown concerts compel audiences to celebrate their Gypsy Jazz- Freak-Funk. Throngs of music fans follow this high energy group, as they shake’ their bones from the Playa to the finest dance hall venues and festivals. Earles of Newtown own the stage and always deliver. So, jump in the old model ride, with a brand-new body shine as the circus awaits. “Old time swing jazz never sounded so alive and present as dished out by the incomparable Earles of Newtown. Uncompromisingly authentic, these royal lads fold in the music and whimsy of a bygone era into the high fidelity production values of the XXIst Century. The Earles with their jiving rhythm beat jazz will have your heart (soon to be followed by your feet) jumping for joy.” — Oz Fritz Grammy award winning engineer/mixer (Tom Waits “Mule Variations”) Primus/Bill Laswell/John Zorn Thrown-Out Bones Vocals/Drums - Liliana Urbain Vocals/Guitar - Nick Chang Bass - Sam Miller -from San Carlos, CA -Whether it be improvising songs, crowd-surfing, or pulling audience members on stage to sing along, Thrown-Out Bones is constantly pushing the boundaries of what it means to perform. Their classic style flirts with a seductive and gritty tone all their own. Lead singer Liliana Urbain's voice slides between sweet and raw as she tears her way through melodies and lyrics that tell stories of road warriors, love, fantasy, lust, and occasionally Greek mythology. What’s more? She supplies all this energy and emotion from the throne of her drum kit. That power is matched by the band's guitarist, Nick Chang. Wailing beside Urbain, Chang conjures driving rhythm, screaming lead, and chaotic break with his guitar while melding his own sultry voice into Urbain’s. Finally, Sam Miller fills out the sound with thick and driving bass lines. His style plays with the intricacy and experimentation of artists like Jaco while leaning back into the groove with Wooten-inspired class. Together, Thrown-Out Bones creates more than music. It’s infectious passion that inspires. A performance that blurs the space between audience and stage. And a rock concert that is anything but. The Injuries »Scott Smith: keys, lead vocals »Mark Cyffka: lead guitar »Harry Wornick: rhythm guitar »Dmitriy Yakovlev: bass »Stephen Lee: drums, backup vocals -from San Francisco, CA -A hard hitting, haul-assing, hell raising rock 'n roll band from good old San Francisco. |