9/7 THINK YOU ARE SO SMART:TRIVIA
| Tuesday, September 7th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
HOSTED BY JIM SOSSAMON
STARTS AT NINE WITH GREAT PRIZES FROM
MOM’S TATTOO, MARKS OF DISTINCTION AND THE SOAPBOX.
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$FREE
9/8 WED OPEN MIC LL
| Tuesday, September 7th | to | Wednesday, September 8th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
OPEN MIC HOSTED BY SEAN GERARD
WITH SPECIAL GUEST SONS OF HIPPIES!
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$FREE
9/8 NUTT HOUSE IMPROV (WED)
| Wednesday, September 8th |
NUTT ST
NUTT HOUSE IMPROV
$1 DRAFT BEER
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$5
9/9 VALIENT THORR
| Thursday, September 9th |
UPSTAIRS
It is the energy of sweat soaked revelry, rather than electricity, that powers the amplifiers and drums that produce this hearty onslaught of all things future-past in the pantheon of high energy, heavy metal, ROCK n ROLL! Screeching guitar leads, low end rumble, breakneck paces and feel good shout along hooks are made to exist together, often in a single song, proving that this is the only sound possible to deliver Valient Thorr’s powerful message of positive change and transformation.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
9/9 MATING GAME
| Thursday, September 9th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$FREE
| Thursday, September 9th |
NUTT STREET
OPEN MIC STANDUP
Have a laugh on us. Come join us every Thursday night for Open Mic Stand-up professional and amateur comedy. Think you are funny? Any of your friends think they are funny? Ever want to get on stage? Get off the couch, grab your friends come start your night with hearty chuckle. Drink specials!
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$ALWAYS FREE
9/10 FRONTIERS
| Friday, September 10th |
UPSTAIRS
FRONTIERS- A TRIBUTE TO JOURNEY
Frontiers is the nation’s only full time touring tribute to 80’s mega-group Journey. Frontiers features vocalist Jeremey Hunsicker, who was briefly tapped as a replacement vocalist for Journey in 2007, and was a contributing songwriter on Journey’s platinum-selling “Revelation” CD. The band performs over 150 shows a year at some of the most prestigious music venues in the nation.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
9/10 QUARTER life crisis tour
| Friday, September 10th |
NUTT ST
M. DICKSON contributor to MTV, CBS Sunday Morning & Womens Entertainment
BRYSON TURNER won the prestigious title of Funniest Person in Austin in 2009
JASON MARCUS named Best of The East at the Detroit Comedy Festival 2009
LUCAS MOLANDES took the title of Funniest Person in Austin in 2010
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
9/11 THE APACHE RELAY
| Saturday, September 11th |
UPSTAIRS
The Apache Relay take more long car rides than most bands. But only a portion of their car time is dedicated to their touring schedule — the rest is something like driving in the middle of the night from Nashville to Alabama and back, just to listen to a new record 12 consecutive times. Despite their wagon’s sketchy brakes, this happens a lot. It’s where the indie-roots band discovered a shared love for the timelessness of Motown records, the weight of the Raising Sand album, the textures of modern rock bands, as well as the intensity of a really skilled acoustic player.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
9/11 QUARTER LIFE CRISIS TOUR
| Saturday, September 11th |
NUTT ST
M. DICKSON contributor to MTV, CBS Sunday Morning & Womens Entertainment
BRYSON TURNER won the prestigious title of Funniest Person in Austin in 2009
JASON MARCUS named Best of The East at the Detroit Comedy Festival 2009
LUCAS MOLANDES took the title of Funniest Person in Austin in 2010
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
9/12 SIRENS FOR SLEEPING
| Sunday, September 12th |
UPSTAIRS
SCALLYWAG
Imagine: taking a room full of ipods with diverse collections of music, loading them into a large cannon, and blasting it towards outerspace. Realistically, that would be a idiotic thing to do and also very dangerous. But metaphorically, it would defintely sound like Sirens For Sleeping.
SIRENS FOR SLEEPING is, at the present moment, a four-piece ensemble that hails from the shores of the Cape Fear in Wilmington, NC. Anyone would say, stylistically, their music is a rare breed. With odd structured songs that stray from the common “verse-chorus-verse-chorus” writing style, Sirens really break the mold of generic songwriting.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$5
9/14 NO TOMORROW
| Tuesday, September 14th |
UPSTAIRS
Wilmington DIY presents: Kontatto, on tour from Italy, they play raw
fast punk. Last years show was not to be missed so don’t miss this
one. Also appearing are The Local Systems from Greenville NC playing
their rocking style of punk. This night also starts the beginning of
No Tomorrow’s tour with Kontatto so don’t miss the opportunity to send
them off right. Wall will be opening the night with the most intense,
brutal music of the show so get there on time.
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$5 ADV/$7 DAY OF
9/16 THE URBAN SOPHISTICATES
| Thursday, September 16th |
UPSTAIRS
The Urban Sophisticates began to provide just that with a project record that no one knew would slowly, but surely, change the face of the genre on the east coast. When ‘Urban’ began taking the road less traveled, it founded itself on the ideal that beats could move bodies and true music could move souls. heir sound has become the definition of what hip-hop will be in the near future. Lyrically, Benton James continues to confess his flaws and sarcastically point out what’s horribly right and wrong with the world. Aaron James brings a catchy, well sung hook to every song with old school influences of Soul and foundational R&B. Romondo Jessup brings his cool and collected rhythms through the drums. Jeremy Denman brings his wisdom and flow to the trumpet and flugle horn. Sal Mascali brings his crazy energy and high level of talent to the trombone. Ricky Nxumalo brings his flair for great bass lines and heavy stage presence to what has become a famous under ground live show.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$5
9/17 BETA RADIO
| Friday, September 17th |
UPSTAIRS
BETA RADIO CD RELEASE SHOW
Beta Radio’s Americana-folk sound is the result of a decade-long collaboration between Wilmington, North Carolina’s Ben Mabry and Brent Holloman. When the pair met in 1998 they began playing music, first for themselves, then for friends, trying on different genres and searching for one that fit. Over time, Brent experimented with stripping the music back to its essentials, focusing on simple melodies and finding a haunting, minimal sound that felt like home. Concurrently, Ben was refining his lyric sensibility, turning to Nick Drake and Sufjan Stevens for inspiration. What he found when he returned to the page quickly became the lyric base for Beta Radio.
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$5
9/17 APPLESAUCE
| Friday, September 17th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
“JILTED LOVERS EVERYWHERE MIGHT CONSIDER THE EXAMPLE OF MARK HOLLAND WHO PARLAYS HEARTBREAK INTO 12 SPECTRAL SONGS.” -NYT, JOHN PARELES
Out of Chapel Hill, Applesauce is a NC vocal and guitar duo traveling the space ways and practicing their 6-string weaving. Both are veterans of the NC scene. Mark Holland (formerly of the major label band Jennyanykind, and also Jule Brown) sings, plays guitar, harmonica, percussion, etc. as well as writing the songs, recording and mixing the records. Pete Waggoner (formerly of Blue Diablo) plays lead guitar, mandolin, sings and plays harmonica too. Breaking many a tune down country-blues or “front-porch” style, their repertoire consists of originals and covers of blues, country-blues, folk, ragtime, Popular song, roots, bluegrass and many other genres that can be placed into their grinder
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$FREE $5 UNDER 21
9/17 SOUTHERN COMEDY QUARTET
| Friday, September 17th |
NUTT ST
SOUTHERN COMEDY QUARTET
Come be a part of the live taping here at Nutt Street for the film “3 Weeks in September”. This groundbreaking documentary film will be told through the experiences of 4 comics that aren’t household names. They are however four young comics with the talent to break in the entertainment business in a very big way within the next 2 years.
Here we find Sean Patton, Nate Bargatze, Jarrod Harris and Rory Scovel basically at the point of no return in the stand-up comedy business. They’ve been performing long enough, they all have television credits and are making just enough money to get by but are still living hand to mouth. The time to turn it off and pursue something else with their lives and careers has passed. The more they push, the more they sacrifice, the more attention they get, the better their odds are of achieving ultimate success in such a cutthroat industry. The heartbreak and stress that exists in such a fun job has never been seen in such an honest light.This is comedy from the trenches. The realistic portrayal of what it actually takes to survive as a stand-up comedian that no one has ever heard of. Although each has their own distinctive voice, their ability to rock everything from a hipster room in Brooklyn to a casino in the Midwest is what sets them apart from all the rest.
This film will spotlight personal antidotes ranging from romantic to tragic. The connections they share as comedians, as southern gentlemen, as artists, as people pursuing a dream that can’t be defined by words.
Collectively, these comics are carving out a new genre of stand-up comedy that has yet to be defined by any “one” popularized label. These four comics truly represent the forefront of the next generation of Southern stand-up comics.
These comics have seen on:
Comedy Central, Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Fallen, VH1, CMT, Tru TV.
Montreal “Just For Laughs” Comedy Festival, San Francisco Comedy Competition
Boston International Comedy Competition, Detroit Comedy Festival, Laughing Skull Festival
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
9/18 PEEP SHOW CABARET
| Saturday, September 18th |
UPSTAIRS
THROUGH THE DECADES SHOW
WELCOME LADIES AND GENTLEMEN……to the Peepshow Cabaret!! A mix of Berlins 1930’s Cabaret with a new age twist. A show featuring pin-up girls who perform one sensual and amusing act after another. If you embrace the odd and unusual, the fun and fanciful, and the adventurous, this is the show for you!
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$7/$10 UNDER 21
9/18 BLACK SKIES
| Saturday, September 18th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
Black Skies, a power trio currently based in Chapel Hill, NC, are as fast-moving as the rolling thunderheads their name so vividly conjures.
Taking their cues from sludgy yet dynamic behemoths like Black Sabbath and The Melvins, Black Skies’ music is foreboding, heavy yet spry, and crackles with dark energy. Current personnel includes guitarist/singer Kevin Clark, drummer Tim Herzog, and bassist/singer Michelle Temple.
DOORS: 9:00 SHOW: 10:00 | ADMISSION:$7
9/18 SOUTHERN COMEDY QUARTET
| Saturday, September 18th |
NUTT ST
SOUTHERN COMEDY QUARTET
Come be a part of the live taping here at Nutt Street for the film “3 Weeks in September”. This groundbreaking documentary film will be told through the experiences of 4 comics that aren’t household names. They are however four young comics with the talent to break in the entertainment business in a very big way within the next 2 years.
Here we find Sean Patton, Nate Bargatze, Jarrod Harris and Rory Scovel basically at the point of no return in the stand-up comedy business. They’ve been performing long enough, they all have television credits and are making just enough money to get by but are still living hand to mouth. The time to turn it off and pursue something else with their lives and careers has passed. The more they push, the more they sacrifice, the more attention they get, the better their odds are of achieving ultimate success in such a cutthroat industry. The heartbreak and stress that exists in such a fun job has never been seen in such an honest light.This is comedy from the trenches. The realistic portrayal of what it actually takes to survive as a stand-up comedian that no one has ever heard of. Although each has their own distinctive voice, their ability to rock everything from a hipster room in Brooklyn to a casino in the Midwest is what sets them apart from all the rest.
This film will spotlight personal antidotes ranging from romantic to tragic. The connections they share as comedians, as southern gentlemen, as artists, as people pursuing a dream that can’t be defined by words.
Collectively, these comics are carving out a new genre of stand-up comedy that has yet to be defined by any “one” popularized label. These four comics truly represent the forefront of the next generation of Southern stand-up comics.
These comics have seen on:
Comedy Central, Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Fallen, VH1, CMT, Tru TV.
Montreal “Just For Laughs” Comedy Festival, San Francisco Comedy Competition
Boston International Comedy Competition, Detroit Comedy Festival, Laughing Skull Festival
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
9/19 CIVIL TWILIGHT
| Sunday, September 19th |
UPSTAIRS
The three lifelong friends—brothers Steven and Andrew McKellar and Richard Wouters—who make up the Wind-up Records recording group Civil Twilight have been playing music together since they were teenagers growing up in South Africa, emulating the rock music they heard coming out of Europe and America, from Oasis, U2 and Nirvana to The Verve, The Police, Muse and Radiohead.
DOORS: 6:00 SHOW: 7:00| ADMISSION:$10 $5 STUDENT DISCOUNT WITH ID
9/19 MOON TAXI
| Sunday, September 19th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
Moon Taxi named “Best New Jam” of the 2010 Hangout Festival
“Nashville natives Moon Taxi played the JamBase Stage before it closed on Sunday due to weather. The high energy and virtuosity of this band is not to be missed.” -Alex Borsody
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$6 ADV/$8 DAY OF
9/21 MANDORICO
| Tuesday, September 21st |
UPSTAIRS
Imagine reggae, punk-rock, hip-hop, and latin music wrestling in a burlap sack …now imagine a volatile musical marriage between them. The raw energy of punk, the fluid-groove of reggae, the undeniable beats and lyrical syncopation of hip hop, and the infused passion of Afro-Cuban rhythms make up the powerhouse that is MANDORiCO. These boys bring a live performance second to none. The stage show comes complete with non-stop movement, full-band percussion breaks, back flips, and 5-part vocal harmonies backed up by the cohesion and seasoning of a decade of national tours and album releases.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
9/21 HOOTS AND HELLMOUTH
| Tuesday, September 21st |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
The exchange of music is a bond, a way to build community, an environment in which to share an experience. Sing with us! Dance with us! Lay your weary burden down and get lifted for a spell. Let’s break away from the traditional roles of performer and audience.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF +2 UNDER 21
9/22 LIONHEART
| Wednesday, September 22nd |
UPSTAIRS
SHOW: 7:30| ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF $2 UNDER 21
9/24 PAC DIV
| Friday, September 24th |
UPSTAIRS
STRANGER DAY WITH LORD WALRUS - PERMANENT VACATION
DOW JONES
Pacific Division, better know by their pet name, Pac Div, is a rap trio was originated in Southern California and is signed to Universal Motown Records. It is composed of brothers, Like and Mibbs, and a long time friend, BeYoung. They started to rap together in High School; when Microwave Music influenced most young rappers, they were influenced by old school hip-hop.
DOORS: 9:00 SHOW: 10:00| ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
9/24 SOFT SPOT
| Friday, September 24th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
SoftSpot was born as the lovechild of two passionate artists, emerging to the public with an insatiable desire for omnipresence. SoftSpot is the song you cannot get out of your head, the subtle scent that lingers on your pillow, and the girl in the classroom three seats ahead who, try as it may, can never be rivaled for attention with arithmetic.
SoftSpot is music to dance to and music to sit to, music to wake to and music to make love to. For as childhood ambitions once scribbled in crayon and existing only in daydreams, this product of two passionate hearts can only have the sweetest of fruits.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$FREE
9/24 ARTBOX
| Friday, September 24th |
ARTBOX
FEATURING LOCAL ARTISTS ON THE FOURTH FRIDAY
Just up the stairs from the Laundro Lounge waits a rotating gallery that in the past has included etched glass, handmade pottery, large and small metal creations, watercolor, oil, photography and the biggest woodcut prints around.
DOORS: 7:00 | ADMISSION:$ALWAYS FREE
9/24 MARK EVANS
| Friday, September 24th |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
A comedian from Atlanta and that goes by the phrase “Southern, Not Stupid!”
CHECK HIM OUT ON YOUTUBE!
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
9/25 MARK EVANS
| Saturday, September 25th |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
A comedian from Atlanta and that goes by the phrase “Southern, Not Stupid!”
CHECK HIM OUT ON YOUTUBE!
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
10/1 UNHOLY TONGUES
| Friday, October 1st |
UPSTAIRS
Combining the Maserati-like rhythms of the dance-y “Dedication” to the Mogwai-inspired transcendence of “(Eastern) Sunrise,” Unholy Tongues show their influences without being derivative of them. Their current set list easily traverses an emotional range from the darkest and heaviest of intensities to upbeat and melodic, often in the span of the same song. With experience in local favorites like the instrumental legends The Title Ceremony, Study of the Sirens and He is Legend, Unholy Tongues have played in various incarnations for the last ten years before settling on their current lineup of Abram Young (guitars), Jeffery Bridgers (drums) and Matt Williams (bass).
DOORS: 9:00 SHOW: 10:30| ADMISSION:$5/$8 UNDER 21
| Friday, October 1st |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
ANDY SANDFORD (BEARDS OF COMEDY)
A daredevil dancing queen renowned for the many masks he wears and his fiery populist satire — but don’t you know deep down he’s just a kitten? James was a top-10 finalist on the most recent season of LAST COMIC STANDING (NBC) and is a frequent contributor to COMEDY DEATH-RAY RADIO and other wild podcasts. He performs standup and characters live at UPRIGHT CITIZENS BRIGADE and at festivals, theatres, dive bars, party schools and radical political events across North America. Other credits include HAROLD & KUMAR ESCAPE FROM GUANTANAMO BAY, THE LATE LATE SHOW (CBS), FACE TO BUSH (Comedy Central), WORDGIRL (PBS) and THE ONION RADIO NEWS, along with several underground cartoons and failed t.v. pilots. Check him out and keep your chins up, you gorgeous nerdsluts: it’s High Noon in the Garden of Good & Evil!
CHECK HIM OUT ON YOUTUBE WITH ANDY RICHTER!
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
10/2 SALVACION
| Saturday, October 2nd |
UPSTAIRS
Hailing from the rock haven and party town of Wilmington, North Carolina, Salvacion is screaming for vengeance and defending the faith for Classic Heavy Metal and Rock And Roll.
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$5
10/2 JAMES ADOMAIN
| Saturday, October 2nd |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
ANDY SANDFORD (BEARDS OF COMEDY)
A daredevil dancing queen renowned for the many masks he wears and his fiery populist satire — but don’t you know deep down he’s just a kitten? James was a top-10 finalist on the most recent season of LAST COMIC STANDING (NBC) and is a frequent contributor to COMEDY DEATH-RAY RADIO and other wild podcasts. He performs standup and characters live at UPRIGHT CITIZENS BRIGADE and at festivals, theatres, dive bars, party schools and radical political events across North America. Other credits include HAROLD & KUMAR ESCAPE FROM GUANTANAMO BAY, THE LATE LATE SHOW (CBS), FACE TO BUSH (Comedy Central), WORDGIRL (PBS) and THE ONION RADIO NEWS, along with several underground cartoons and failed t.v. pilots. Check him out and keep your chins up, you gorgeous nerdsluts: it’s High Noon in the Garden of Good & Evil!
CHECK HIM OUT ON YOUTUBE WITH ANDY RICHTER!
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
10/3 BLACK TUSK
| Sunday, October 3rd |
UPSTAIRS
The Savannah scene has produced so many great bands you’d be excused for thinking that sludge is in the water there, but there’s no excuse for overlooking BLACK TUSK. Comparisons of ‘Taste The Sin’ to bands BLACK TUSK considers brothers only tell part of the tale; the band’s sophomore release and first for Relapse Records rips into you with locomotive riffing and powerful percussion, creating a furious display that incorporates the fury of punk and the precision of thrash metal within a familiar Southern-fried landscape. If ‘Taste the Sin’ is wrong, you won’t want to be right!
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$10 +$2 UNDER 21
10/7 THE PACK A.D.
| Thursday, October 7th |
UPSTAIRS
The Pack A.D., a two-piece band from Vancouver, British Columbia, is a group that’s likely had its heads melted together, it’s thoughts distorted and rung enough to seem like one blobbish thought stream, to a point where it must feel like one cohesive distortion. They might wonder what’s what, in a haze of togetherness that leaves them helplessly living out the same dreams and nightmares about being chased through the spooky forest, or having your hands full of mythical chopped wood, like some old Foo Fighters video. There are beasts on the hunt, beasts who just want to be friends and certain modes of death all through the group’s new record “We Kill Computers,” but these images are just the coping mechanisms that help singer and guitarist Becky Black and drummer Maya Miller get through these longish days and survive the mental instabilities that they put themselves through in such limited company. Well, it’s a theory, at least. -Daytrotter
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$8
10/8 SAME AS IT EVER WAS
| Friday, October 8th |
UPSTAIRS
SAME AS IT EVER WAS TALKING HEADS TRIBUTE BAND
Because the Talking Heads will most likely never tour again, there is Same As It Ever Was. This eight-piece band brings the excitement and energy of everything from ‘77, to Stop Making Sense, all the way to Naked.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
10/9 BLACK DAHLIA MURDER
| Saturday, October 9th |
UPSTAIRS
The Black Dahlia Murder is an American Melodic Death Metal band from Waterford, Michigan, formed in 2000. Their band name is derived from the unsolved murder of Elizabeth Short, often referred to as Black Dahlia. Their music is a combination of metalcore and melodic death metal guitar riffs with deathcore vocals.
DOORS: 7:00 SHOW: 8:00| ADMISSION:$12 ADV/$15 DAY OF
10/15 DUCK DOWN 15
| Friday, October 15th |
UPSTAIRS DUCK DOWN 15TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR
BOOT CAMP CLIK FEATURING BUCKSHOT, SEAN PRICE & SMIF N WESSUN
CHECK OUT THE PROMOTIONAL VIDEO ON VIMEO!
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$10 ADV/$12 DAY OF
10/15 STEVE HOFSTETTER
| Friday, October 15th |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
His sterling academic credentials…combined with his propensity for provoking intelligent laughs, has earned Hofstetter the title of “The Thinking Man’s Comic.” -The Queens Tribune Author, columnist, and comedian Steve Hofstetter is often called the hardest working man in show-business. With all due respect to the late James Brown. Hofstetter’s national TV debut came on ESPN’s Quite Frankly, where Stephen A. Smith yelled at him for three minutes. Hofstetter has also appeared on Showtime’s “White Boyz in the Hood,” VH1’s “Countdown,” and does what he can to represent American comedy in the groundbreaking New Line documentary “On the Road in America.” Having appeared on networks from Boston to Denver, his local television appearances are too numerous to count, especially if you’re using your fingers. One of the top booked acts on the college circuit, the 28-year-old humorist also just released his third album and his third book.
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
10/16 ELMWOOD
| Saturday, October 16th |
LAUNDRO LOUNGE
Elmwood is a 4 piece Nashville based band that are truly one of the best live bands you’ll ever see. 2009 was a break out year for them, highlights below, and kicking of 2010 nicely on tour with Tea Leaf Green, and confirmed for Bonnaroo, Beale Street Music Festival, and Warren Haynes Mt. Jam.
DOORS: 9:00 | ADMISSION:$7
10/16 STEVE HOFSTETTER
| Saturday, October 16th |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
His sterling academic credentials…combined with his propensity for provoking intelligent laughs, has earned Hofstetter the title of “The Thinking Man’s Comic.” -The Queens Tribune Author, columnist, and comedian Steve Hofstetter is often called the hardest working man in show-business. With all due respect to the late James Brown. Hofstetter’s national TV debut came on ESPN’s Quite Frankly, where Stephen A. Smith yelled at him for three minutes. Hofstetter has also appeared on Showtime’s “White Boyz in the Hood,” VH1’s “Countdown,” and does what he can to represent American comedy in the groundbreaking New Line documentary “On the Road in America.” Having appeared on networks from Boston to Denver, his local television appearances are too numerous to count, especially if you’re using your fingers. One of the top booked acts on the college circuit, the 28-year-old humorist also just released his third album and his third book.
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
10/26 OLD CANES
| Tuesday, October 26th |
UPSTAIRS
When a European record shop asked The Appleseed Cast to give an acoustic in-store performance, frontman Christopher Crisci wrote a series of new songs for the occasion. Such material formed the basis of Old Canes, a lo-fi project spearheaded by Crisci and performed by a loose group of backing musicians.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
10/29 1999
| Friday, October 29th |
UPSTAIRS
1999 A TRIBUTE TO THE ARTIST
Based in Chapel Hill, N.C., 1999 pays tribute to Prince by performing nearly 2 hours of The Artist’s greatest hits at venues across the nation. With Hugh Swaso as Prince, Jamie McFarlane on bass, Justin Holder on drums and Lance Ashley on the keys, 1999 is a visual and sonic voyage back to a time of big hair, gold chains and little red Corvettes. When not in costume, the members of 1999 rock their original music as the band SWASO. This dynamic group gives audiences an experience like no other.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$8 ADV/$10 DAY OF
11/5 CANNIBAL CORPSE ANNOUCE 8/10
| Friday, November 5th |
UPSTAIRS
Formed in 1988, Buffalo born/Tampa raised Cannibal Corpse helped found, manipulate and transcend the very boundaries of death metal beginning with the scandalously controversial debut, Eaten Back To Life . Raising the eyebrows of inquisitive metal heads and incensed parents and politicians, the record - produced by Scott Burns at the now renowned Morrisound Studios - was more extreme and confrontational than anything the metal genre had ever known.
DOORS: 7:00 SHOW: 8:00| ADMISSION:$15/+$2 UNDER 21
11/18 INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS
| Thursday, November 18th |
UPSTAIRS
FLY PALOMINO TOUR
The Infamous Stringdusters represent the cream of the crop of young bluegrass musicians. With Andy Hall on Resonator Guitar, Travis Book on bass, Chris Pandolfi on banjo, Jesse Cobb on mandolin, Jeremy Garrett on fiddle and Andy Falco on guitar, the band pulls together skill and experience well beyond their years. They boast a combined resume that includes collaborations with artists like Dolly Parton, Leftover Salmon, Earl Scruggs, Bering Strait, Ronnie Bowman and Levon Helm.
DOORS: 8:00 | ADMISSION:$13 ADV/$15 DAY OF
11/19 JESSE JOYCE
| Friday, November 19th |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
JESSE JOYCE (Last Comic Standing Finalist, Comedy Central Writer)
Appearances on Comedy Central’s inaugural season of Live at Gotham and a profile on the CBS magazine program Entertainment Tonight. In 2008 he appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’s “Pass The Mic” segment and one year later performed on Stand-Up 360 with Caroline Rhea. Joyce can be seen regularly on RedEye with Greg Gutfield on the Fox News Network where he brings his acerbic wit to bear on the events of the day.And his work in TV, Radio and Print advertising has won him several American Advertising Awards as far back as 2001.He can be heard on the XM and Sirius Satellite Radio where his acclaimed CD Joyce To The World is part of regular rotation. His reoccurring appearances on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Morning Show, have become listener favorites and led a featured performance on their CD As Big As A Hat.
CHECK HIM OUT ON COMEDYCENTRALJOKES.COM
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$12 ADV/$15 DAY OF
11/20 JESSE JOYCE
| Saturday, November 20th |
NUTT ST COMEDY ROOM
JESSE JOYCE (Last Comic Standing Finalist, Comedy Central Writer)
Appearances on Comedy Central’s inaugural season of Live at Gotham and a profile on the CBS magazine program Entertainment Tonight. In 2008 he appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’s “Pass The Mic” segment and one year later performed on Stand-Up 360 with Caroline Rhea. Joyce can be seen regularly on RedEye with Greg Gutfield on the Fox News Network where he brings his acerbic wit to bear on the events of the day.And his work in TV, Radio and Print advertising has won him several American Advertising Awards as far back as 2001.He can be heard on the XM and Sirius Satellite Radio where his acclaimed CD Joyce To The World is part of regular rotation. His reoccurring appearances on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Morning Show, have become listener favorites and led a featured performance on their CD As Big As A Hat.
CHECK HIM OUT ON COMEDYCENTRALJOKES.COM
DOORS: 8:00 SHOW: 9:00| ADMISSION:$12 ADV/$15 DAY OF
Loading ...