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Listings are
in the opposite order of appearance: headliner is listed at the top,
next is the support band(s),
and the last band listed is the opener.
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Sunday December 12
2021 8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $12 Dani Bell & the Tarantist www.theredwoodsmusic.com/dani-bell-the-tarantist psychedelic dream pop, soul Grooblen www.grooblen.space/ indie rock jazz Margalee margalee.bandcamp.com/ experimental indie rock Dani Bell & the Tarantist -from San Diego, CA -For an artist who sings with vulnerability and introspection, Dani Bell offers scarce hints of a persona through her performance with Dani Bell and the Tarantist. On stage, the singer’s face is partly concealed by a feathered commedia dell'arte mask, which she procured in the Venice Republic. Her body reveals only a compulsive devotion to the music, the possessed dancing ecstasy of a tarantist. Dani Bell and the Tarantist make frequent appearances around San Diego, but have also performed at a few festivals including Bottle Rock and Joshua Tree Music Fest. Grooblen -from San Francisco, CA -All of the art, ridiculousness, and endless ideas in her head brings Ellie Stokes to describe her music under one, made-up, oh-so-goofy word: Grooblen. Reflecting surreal, pensive, haunting, and at times silly themes in her music, San Francisco's Ellie Stokes is a flailing dinosaur trapped in a young womxn’s body using art to help herself and others heal and transport them to another flippity-dippity musical world very unlike the one we all currently live in. Grooblen is an accumulation of all of the above, and a little bit more, all presented in verse, catchy melodies, and the occasional “frrrm” of an accordion or "whirrrr" of a Nord-gan. Spotify, Youtube, Apple Music links below, here's a handy dandy link to Bandcamp- but really, you can stream Grooblen anywhere you darn well please. Margalee -from Oakland, CA -Margalee started with a collection of poems she wrote shortly after moving to the Bay when a mugging sent her into isolation. Sharing music online became a way of making friends, and soon the solo, self-produced bedroom project transformed into a four-piece ladies rock band that performed locally around the Bay. When the pandemic hit, the band folded and Margalee went back to being a bedroom project. Today, Margalee is reemerging as a solo multi-genre artist. |
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