first published in the Broad Ripple Gazette
I hope you’re all enjoying these long days of summer. There
is plenty of great music to be enjoyed – I hope to see you out and about!
John Paul White with
The Secret Sisters
Saturday, July 9, 2016
The Jazz Kitchen
5377 N. College Ave
21+, doors 7 PM, show 8 PM, $15 advance, $17 door
Saturday, July 9, 2016
The Jazz Kitchen
5377 N. College Ave
21+, doors 7 PM, show 8 PM, $15 advance, $17 door
What a great show this will be! John Paul White and The
Secret Sisters are both from the same neck of the Alabama woods.
John Paul White is tour in support of his newest album, Beulah. The record is named for a
long-time family nickname, but all I can think of when I hear the name is my favorite
childhood cat. The album doesn’t come out until August, but the song that was
released on NPR is delightful. "The Martyr” is introspective and leans
towards the rock genre. Album reviews are all great, saying the record covers a
spectrum of rock, twang, and soul, highlighting John Paul’s amazing voice. You
might recognize him as the male half of the now-defunct duo, Civil Wars.
The Secret Sisters - Laura and Lydia Rogers grew up immersed
in the Muscle Shoals musical culture and are influenced by a wide range of
music. They listened to everything from George Jones, Loretta Lynn, The
Ramones, and Fleetwood Mac. Their father
is a musician and introduced them to bluegrass at an early age, taking them to
weekend bluegrass festivals. The result is an eclectic mix of musical styles
and strong storytelling all surrounded by beautiful harmonies.
Don’t forget about the great food at The Jazz Kitchen, order
dinner and enjoy the music.
Setfire, Shed,
Whiskey Supercharger, Aesthetic Distance, and Fleshsuit
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Birdy’s Live
2131 E. 71st Street
21+, 8 PM, $?
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Birdy’s Live
2131 E. 71st Street
21+, 8 PM, $?
If you’ve been longing for a night of international hard
rock and metal, your wait is over! Sao Paulo, Brazil’s Setfire is touring the
States this summer and will land at Bir will be there along with Indiana’s own,
Shed and Whiskey Supercharger. They will be joined on the bill by Aesthetic
Distance and Fleshsuit.
I couldn’t find the ticket price by press time, but I’m sure
it will be worth every head-banging penny!
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