The first show that they did was at a music festival called Texas Tornado Jam, which hosted local bands outside of Austin. The Fabulous Thunderbirds, which included Stevies brother Jimmie Vaughn, played after Stevies band. The event was broadcasted on T.V. Many people watched this event including Mick Jagger from The Rolling Stones, who was so impressed that he asked Stevie to play a private party that The Rolling Stones were hosting at the Danceteria club in New York. Jerry Wexler, who was a record executive from Atlantic Records, saw the band play at a record release party and asked them to play the Montreux International Jazz Festival in Switzerland.
DJ Williams Projekt Two days ago on Sunday, December 9th I went with my roommate, to see the DJ Williams Projekt, one of the most popular bands of Richmond in recent times. The group consisted of DJ Williams on guitar, also added vocals from time to time, Dusty Simmons on the drums, Brian Mahne on the keyboard, Gordon Jones on the saxophone, Todd Herrington on the bass, and Mark Ingraham on the trumpet. Café Diem, which holds an open mic night every Sunday, is where this sextet performed for us. It is a small restaurant located on N. Sheppard Street in Richmond. Besides for open mic night on Sundays, they have live music every night of the week.
Kurt Vile returned home last night to play Union Transfer for the first time in front of a packed crowd. The 15-song set relied heavily on Vile’s latest full-length Smoke Ring for My Halo, with eight of the album’s ten songs being performed. Vile also played two songs from his new six-song EP So Outta Reach, plus three songs from 2009′s Childish Prodigy. He rounded out the set with one song from each of his first two albums, Constant Hitmaker and God Is Saying This To You. Vile sauntered on stage around 10:15 to kick off the set with “Blackberry Song” by himself before bringing out his band The Violators, with the added treat of Adam Granduciel from The War On Drugs thanks to a break in their own tour.
There are so many delicious and diverse restaurants in the Pittsburgh area that I have been lucky enough to dine and experience. These restaurants range from family restaurants like Pittsburgh’s very own Eat n’ Park, to more romantic places like The LeMont, a restaurant atop of Mt. Washington with one of the best views of Pittsburgh. As for me, my favorite restaurant is Buca di Beppo. Any time I am given the opportunity to pick where my family will go out to dinner, I never have to think twice!
Simon1 Samia Simon Professor Wheeler ENG 091 1 DEC.2014 Where do you go for a fun night, beer, and a football, and a family friendly atmosphere? So if you’re thinking about all those things either on a Friday night or a Saturday night I have the perfect place. Where you can throw a birthday celebration with family and friends. Also it’s a place for a Sunday afternoon watching the football game with the guys. So I believe Applebee’s is the perfect restaurant for that it’s clean, casual and family-friendly.
Every show has a day, and Criminal Minds day was every Wednesday at 8pm. I watched it every week, even if I wasn't at home. The TV recorder became my best
The first concert report I am doing is the one I attended with my fiancée on September 14 of this year at the House of Blues in Los Angeles. The Group that was preforming was Stone Temple Pilots which happens to be her all-time favorite group. I can start by saying that the atmosphere was pretty laid back with a lot of people in my age group attending. As this would be my first concert of my life, I really didn’t know what to expect while I was there. I was also surprised with the amount of music I knew from them.
Bobby Meader Beauty Bar on Freemont April 24, 2013/ 10pm History of Rock Music One would imagine since we live in Las Vegas that there would be bands playing music everywhere in this city, I was having trouble at first trying to find a good music concert to attend but I finely found one. On April 24, 2013 I attended a live show at the beauty bar on Freemont, the show was free it started at 10pm. I went to go watch Bobby Meader play, the doors opened up at 9pm but I got there at 10pm just in time when the show was getting started. The bar was packed with people everyone seemed to be having a good time inside, the stage was set up in the back of the building which made it even cooler because the weather just made the concert 10 times better, before I went to the back to watch the
Kenny, a skinny quite type who was into reading and music and me somewhere in between both socially and physically. Here we were high school buddies in our mid twenties heading down to the everglades to camp out and listen to this band Phish. Phish was tapping a nerve in America at the time. It was the same nerve the grateful dead found, but with a different generation. It was the adventure that each Phish show promised that lead us and 75,000 others down to the everglades to camp
I’m excited about the concert because this will be my first time seeing Fantasia in concert live. Although, we’re sitting in the grass area at a distance I can still see her on a big screen TV. Also, this is the time when our close friends get together and picnic in the park. It’s great too, because some people get fancy and bring their own version on how to picnic while listening to jazz in the park. For example, some bring their own tables, their personal wine glasses with decorative patterns on them, their food in chafing dishes to keep warm, china and silverware to eat with.