![ON SALE FRIDAY 5/3 AT 5PM!Sunday, June 23, 2013PORTUGAL. THE MANwith TBAGeneral Admission $22.50adv/$25dos | Balcony [closed]Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm All Ages :: $2 Minor Surcharge at Door
RSVP on facebook - Exclusive Pre-sale + You could win a pair of tickets!web: portugaltheman.comfacebook: facebook.com/portugalthemantwitter: @portugalthemanBy now, the peripatetic trail etched out by Portugal. The Man is well documented. The band’s nomadic path snakes down the Cascades, starting first in Wasilla, Alaska (yes, the very same city whose identity has been hijacked by a certain celebrity politician, one who we shall not mention again here), and then eventually settling in amongst the puddles and monochromatic haze of Portland, Oregon. There were Iditarod-racing parents, wooden cabins tucked deep in the woods, and the sort of upbringing that skews the very notion of convention. But let us end that chapter of Portugal. The Man’s lore and move forward. That is the Portugal. The Man of then, In The Mountain In The Cloud is the Portugal. The Man of now.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/08cbd421ae9e485733f09a9464d767fc/tumblr_mlgk1jjPMf1qeg1j9o1_500.jpg)
![ON SALE FRIDAY 4/19 AT 5PM!Friday, May 31, 2013GOGOL BORDELLOwith TBAGeneral Admission $25adv/$27.50dos | Balcony [general admission]Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm All Ages [Balcony 21+] :: $2 Minor Surcharge at DoorRSVP on facebook - Exclusive pre-sale + You could win a pair of tickets!web: gogolbordello.comfacebook: facebook.com/gogolbordellotwitter: @gogolbordelloGogol Bordello’s Trans-Continental Hustle, the group’s American Recordings debut, is perhaps the most ambitious undertaking in the group’s already remarkable decade-long career and it’s the result of an inspired, year-length collaboration with famed producer Rick Rubin. Gogol Bordello is arguably the hardest working — and hardest rocking — group of our discordant new century, maintaining a touring schedule and an onstage energy level that would send the average combo running for the emergency room. While putting out several critically acclaimed Gypsy Punks and SUPER TARANTA! albums, the intrepid band has literally traversed even the farthest corners of the globe, building a substantial world-wide fan base via gigs and festival appearances throughout Eastern Europe, South America and the Middle East, along with stops in Australia, Western Europe and in their adopted U.S. homeland. Their encounters and adventures, as well as the band members’ own immigrant histories, fuel the subversively upbeat story-songs on Trans-Continental Hustle. Front-man and lyricist Eugene Hutz spins out scenarios that are, by turns, hilarious and heartbreaking — from the outsider experience of gypsies in his native Ukraine to the struggles and celebrations of Brazil’s favelas. It can be said that Gogol Bordello has been representing the voice of all minorities all at once, a voice that comes from a real, poetic and deep place. Along the way, Hutz looks for common threads while embracing each of his character’s defiantly unique identities, all of which reflect some facet of the frequently flying bandleader himself.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/1b99aa916d624055caf5eb606c92b43e/tumblr_mld1bnTu7a1qeg1j9o1_500.jpg)
![ON SALE FRIDAY 4/12 AT 5PM!Saturday, June 22, 2013Jagermeister Country Tour… AARON LEWISwith Rick MonroeGeneral Admission $27.50adv/$30dos | Balcony [closed]Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm All Ages :: $2 Minor Surcharge at DoorRSVP on facebook - You could win a pair of tickets!web: http://www.aaronlewismusic.comfacebook: facebook.com/AaronLewisMusictwitter: @AaronLewisMusicIf you want to get to know AARON LEWIS, just listen to The Road. On his first full-length album, the Grammy Award-nominated, multi-platinum singer, songwriter, and guitarist tells one story after another. Echoing traditional country, some of those tales are hilarious and heartwarming, while others are pensive and personal. Nevertheless, they’re all equally powerful, vibrant, and unforgettable. For Lewis, The Road continues to wind and surprise like it always has.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/b38e29ba5ad231cf760afe3076945dc5/tumblr_mkzw8zZOOa1qeg1j9o1_500.jpg)
![ON SALE FRIDAY 4/12 AT NOON!Sunday, October 27, 2013CITY AND COLOURwith TBAGeneral Admission $32.50 | Reserved Balcony $32.50*all tickets include a digital download of the new albumDoors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm All Ages [Balcony 21+] :: $2 Minor Surcharge at DoorRSVP on facebook - You could win a pair of tickets!web: cityandcolour.comfacebook: facebook.com/cityandcolourtwitter: @cityandcolour“I just wanted to make an honest record.” So says Dallas Green, otherwise known as City and Colour. He’s not really talking about confessionals (though that might happen, too) but truthfully incarnated music: organic songwriting, natural process and sincere moments captured in the studio. Captured—not manipulated. For his fourth LP, The Hurry and The Harm, Green not only wanted to present an honest album, but an honest version of himself. To do so, he had to leave some things behind, confront others and let the rest simmer.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/a20a556985a923a78ce8cd1cf2b8cce6/tumblr_mky1f75uFR1qeg1j9o1_500.jpg)
Part 1 of Demetri Martin’s interview with Jay Leno on The Tonight Show (you can also view part 2 here).
Catch Demetri’s return this Sunday!
ON SALE FRIDAY 5/3 AT 5PM!
Sunday, June 23, 2013
PORTUGAL. THE MAN
with TBA
General Admission $22.50adv/$25dos | Balcony [closed]
Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm
All Ages :: $2 Minor Surcharge at Door
RSVP on facebook - Exclusive Pre-sale + You could win a pair of tickets!
web: portugaltheman.com
facebook: facebook.com/portugaltheman
twitter: @portugaltheman
By now, the peripatetic trail etched out by Portugal. The Man is well documented. The band’s nomadic path snakes down the Cascades, starting first in Wasilla, Alaska (yes, the very same city whose identity has been hijacked by a certain celebrity politician, one who we shall not mention again here), and then eventually settling in amongst the puddles and monochromatic haze of Portland, Oregon. There were Iditarod-racing parents, wooden cabins tucked deep in the woods, and the sort of upbringing that skews the very notion of convention. But let us end that chapter of Portugal. The Man’s lore and move forward.
That is the Portugal. The Man of then, In The Mountain In The Cloud is the Portugal. The Man of now.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
HEC TV & KSHE 95 Present…
“SOMETHING IN THE WATER”: A St. Louis Rockumentary
Exclusive Screening Premiere with Rich Dalton (emcee) and performances by Supe Grande (Ozark Mountain Daredevils), Steve Scorfina (Pavolv’s Dog), Danny Liston (Mama’s Pride)
FREE. • 21+
Doors 7:00 pm / Show 7:30 pm
Tickets are FREE and available online, by emailing STLrockdoc@hectv.org & inside Suite 100 at The Pageant. Ticket does not guarantee entry. Complete information.
Something in the Water: A Saint Louis Rockumentary looks back at the unique set of circumstances that electrified the classic rock music scene in St. Louis in the late 60s and early 70s. The exclusive HEC-TV documentary connects the influence of radio and concerts such as Superjam and the Mississippi River Festival (MRF) with musicians who were influenced by the likes of Chuck Berry and Ike Turner. Featuring rare interviews, archived MRF concert footage and photos from the musicians themselves, Something in the Water is a funny, honest and unique account of “ground zero for rock and roll,” as told by those who played a major role in the emergence of classic rock in St. Louis.
Among the people interviewed: Rich Dalton; Mark Klose; David Grafman (Shelly’s son); Mark Boatman (Head East); Roger Boyd (Head East): Pat Liston & Danny Liston (Mama’s Pride); Steve Scorfina (Pavlov’s Dog); Supe Granda (Ozark Mountain Daredevils); Lyle Ward (director of MRF at SIU-E); Ron Elz; Bob Heil; Steve Schankman; Devon Allman; Mike Zito; and Joe Edwards.
looking for new music? listen and try to not fall in love with this song and this band
Next Thursday, April 25 with Kodaline.
ON SALE FRIDAY 4/19 AT 5PM!
Friday, May 31, 2013
GOGOL BORDELLO
with TBA
General Admission $25adv/$27.50dos | Balcony [general admission]
Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm
All Ages [Balcony 21+] :: $2 Minor Surcharge at Door
RSVP on facebook - Exclusive pre-sale + You could win a pair of tickets!
web: gogolbordello.com
facebook: facebook.com/gogolbordello
twitter: @gogolbordello
Gogol Bordello’s Trans-Continental Hustle, the group’s American Recordings debut, is perhaps the most ambitious undertaking in the group’s already remarkable decade-long career and it’s the result of an inspired, year-length collaboration with famed producer Rick Rubin. Gogol Bordello is arguably the hardest working — and hardest rocking — group of our discordant new century, maintaining a touring schedule and an onstage energy level that would send the average combo running for the emergency room. While putting out several critically acclaimed Gypsy Punks and SUPER TARANTA! albums, the intrepid band has literally traversed even the farthest corners of the globe, building a substantial world-wide fan base via gigs and festival appearances throughout Eastern Europe, South America and the Middle East, along with stops in Australia, Western Europe and in their adopted U.S. homeland. Their encounters and adventures, as well as the band members’ own immigrant histories, fuel the subversively upbeat story-songs on Trans-Continental Hustle. Front-man and lyricist Eugene Hutz spins out scenarios that are, by turns, hilarious and heartbreaking — from the outsider experience of gypsies in his native Ukraine to the struggles and celebrations of Brazil’s favelas. It can be said that Gogol Bordello has been representing the voice of all minorities all at once, a voice that comes from a real, poetic and deep place. Along the way, Hutz looks for common threads while embracing each of his character’s defiantly unique identities, all of which reflect some facet of the frequently flying bandleader himself.
#suchhotblood on stage @airborne_toxic event (at Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival)
City and Colour’s new album The Hurry and the Harm is set to be released on June 4th. The first single Thirst “is shocking in its honesty as it depicts the gritty pain of heartbreak among bluesy yet dramatic beats.” says Paste Magazine.
Tickets on sale Friday at Noon!
ON SALE FRIDAY 4/12 AT 5PM!
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Jagermeister Country Tour…
AARON LEWIS
with Rick Monroe
General Admission $27.50adv/$30dos | Balcony [closed]
Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm
All Ages :: $2 Minor Surcharge at Door
RSVP on facebook - You could win a pair of tickets!
web: http://www.aaronlewismusic.com
facebook: facebook.com/AaronLewisMusic
twitter: @AaronLewisMusic
If you want to get to know AARON LEWIS, just listen to The Road. On his first full-length album, the Grammy Award-nominated, multi-platinum singer, songwriter, and guitarist tells one story after another. Echoing traditional country, some of those tales are hilarious and heartwarming, while others are pensive and personal. Nevertheless, they’re all equally powerful, vibrant, and unforgettable. For Lewis, The Road continues to wind and surprise like it always has.
ON SALE FRIDAY 4/12 AT NOON!
Sunday, October 27, 2013
CITY AND COLOUR
with TBA
General Admission $32.50 | Reserved Balcony $32.50
*all tickets include a digital download of the new album
Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm
All Ages [Balcony 21+] :: $2 Minor Surcharge at Door
RSVP on facebook - You could win a pair of tickets!
web: cityandcolour.com
facebook: facebook.com/cityandcolour
twitter: @cityandcolour
“I just wanted to make an honest record.” So says Dallas Green, otherwise known as City and Colour. He’s not really talking about confessionals (though that might happen, too) but truthfully incarnated music: organic songwriting, natural process and sincere moments captured in the studio. Captured—not manipulated. For his fourth LP, The Hurry and The Harm, Green not only wanted to present an honest album, but an honest version of himself. To do so, he had to leave some things behind, confront others and let the rest simmer.
Hey Kevin Smith fans! Fans of Podcasts! And Late nights! Kevin Smith & Bryan Johnson will be performing their Why, Bry? podcast down the street at the Duck Room at Blueberry Hill after the sold out Kevin Smith: Jay & Silent Bob’s Super Groovy Cartoon Movie show. Show details below. Tickets are on sale this Friday 4/5 at 11am. Tickets are very limited! This event is 21+.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Why, Bry? Podcast w/ Kevin Smith & Bryan Johnson
at Duck Room at Blueberry Hill
Reserved $25.00
Doors 11:00 pm / Show 11:30 pm
**Tickets available at Blueberry Hill, online at Ticketmaster.com, & by phone at 800.745.3000
Why, Bry?
Kevin Smith takes you on a terrifying journey inside the life and times of his best friend, Bryan Johnson (aka, Beard-Guy from AMC’s COMIC BOOK MEN). Squirm with delight as Big Bry horrifies Kev and the audience with tales of deviltry and debauchery in the Jersey ‘burbs!
![To our most beloved hometown fans:
As a band tours as much as we have, a strange thing happens. You find yourself in this sort of rootless, nomadic existence, and your home becomes a hotel room or a bunk in a tour bus, maybe even a futon in a smelly van. You live out of a suitcase and the high point of the week might be a dressing room that has a shower. In the maelstrom that is touring, there are those certain cities that stand out. For us the highlight of any tour is always the St Louis show. That’s when we finally feel like we are home. We look forward to the St Louis date of any tour the way a kid might look forward to Christmas; with anticipation and excitement. There is nothing like a hometown show.
We, the members of Story of the Year, would like to thank the city of St. Louis, MO for over ten years of unwavering love and support. From the amazing folks at 105.7 the Point, to the St Louis Cardinals, to the venues & promoters, to the local bands, to our beautiful fans- we have a fierce loyalty and appreciation for a city that was the first to embrace us and ultimately stick with us through good times and bad. What better way to say THANK YOU than a special blow out show at our favorite venue in the country: THE PAGEANT!
We are going to perform a special, extra long concert, and play every fan favorite from every damn record we’ve put out. We are going to play songs that we haven’t performed in years, or ever. We are going to dance. There will be surprises. People will get pregnant. We are going to play until we throw up. It’s going to be a ridiculous good time.
St Louis, let’s make this a night to remember. And to our many out of town fans, if you find yourself on a road trip to St Louis on June 8th, know that in our eyes you are family as well.
Endless thanks and love,Story of the Year.
ON SALE FRIDAY 4/5 AT 5PM!Saturday, June 08, 2013KPNT 105.7 The Point Welcomes… STORY OF THE YEARGeneral Admission $15adv/$18dos | Balcony [general admission]Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm All Ages [Balcony 21+] :: $2 Minor Surcharge at DoorRSVP on facebook - Exclusive Facebook Pre-sale + You could win a pair of tickets!web: storyoftheyear.netfacebook: facebook.com/storyoftheyeartwitter: @storyoftheyear](http://25.media.tumblr.com/3612334b5cc9630082a5109a641cad8f/tumblr_mkmxk45MLX1qeg1j9o1_500.jpg)
To our most beloved hometown fans:
As a band tours as much as we have, a strange thing happens. You find yourself in this sort of rootless, nomadic existence, and your home becomes a hotel room or a bunk in a tour bus, maybe even a futon in a smelly van. You live out of a suitcase and the high point of the week might be a dressing room that has a shower. In the maelstrom that is touring, there are those certain cities that stand out. For us the highlight of any tour is always the St Louis show. That’s when we finally feel like we are home. We look forward to the St Louis date of any tour the way a kid might look forward to Christmas; with anticipation and excitement. There is nothing like a hometown show.
We, the members of Story of the Year, would like to thank the city of St. Louis, MO for over ten years of unwavering love and support. From the amazing folks at 105.7 the Point, to the St Louis Cardinals, to the venues & promoters, to the local bands, to our beautiful fans- we have a fierce loyalty and appreciation for a city that was the first to embrace us and ultimately stick with us through good times and bad. What better way to say THANK YOU than a special blow out show at our favorite venue in the country: THE PAGEANT!
We are going to perform a special, extra long concert, and play every fan favorite from every damn record we’ve put out. We are going to play songs that we haven’t performed in years, or ever. We are going to dance. There will be surprises. People will get pregnant. We are going to play until we throw up. It’s going to be a ridiculous good time.
St Louis, let’s make this a night to remember. And to our many out of town fans, if you find yourself on a road trip to St Louis on June 8th, know that in our eyes you are family as well.
Endless thanks and love,
Story of the Year.
ON SALE FRIDAY 4/5 AT 5PM!
Saturday, June 08, 2013
KPNT 105.7 The Point Welcomes…
STORY OF THE YEAR
General Admission $15adv/$18dos | Balcony [general admission]
Doors 7:00 pm / Show 8:00 pm
All Ages [Balcony 21+] :: $2 Minor Surcharge at Door
RSVP on facebook - Exclusive Facebook Pre-sale + You could win a pair of tickets!
web: storyoftheyear.net
facebook: facebook.com/storyoftheyear
twitter: @storyoftheyear
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