Your GROOVACIOUS weekly
blast!
The MUSIC & ART Related
Events CALENDAR
for the week of September 16, 2013
From
the desk of Tim Groove at Groovacious – southern Utah’s record store
If you are planning a
music or art-related event, let me know – I’ll get it on this calendar. Just
make sure to let me know before each Monday afternoon.
Other music and
non-music events can be found at www.scenicsouthernutah.com.
Thanks SO MUCH for
supporting the arts!!
Here
are this week’s Groovacious Top Dozen - our Best Sellers for the week of September 9-14, 2013
1-
The White Buffalo
“Shadows, Greys & Evil Ways”
2-
North Mississippi Allstars “World Boogie is Coming”
3-
Neko Case “Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I fight the More I
Love You”
4-
Nine Inch Nails “Hesitation Marks”
5-
Tedeschi Trucks Band “Made Up Mind”
6-
Five Finger Death Punch “Wrong Side of Heaven”
7- Cedar Breaks Out!
8- Sheryl Crow “Feels Like Home”
9- The Rides “Can’t Get Enough”
10- Travis “Where You Stand”
11- John Mayer “Paradise Valley”
12- Arctic Monkey “Am”
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On-going music + art events in our area --------------
Now – October 19: 52nd Annual
Utah
Shakespeare Festival,
Tuesday through Saturday, offering matinee performances at 2:00PM and evening
performances at 7:30PM in two theaters. The Festival also offers backstage
tours, seminars, and play orientations. This season’s plays are Peter and the Starcatchers, The Marvelous Wonderettes, and Richard II. 1-800-PLAYTIX www.bard.org
Now
- November 9, 1:00PM – 7:00PM: Jim
Jones: The San Blas Years at the Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery on the SUU
campus at 351 W. University Blvd.
in Cedar City. Renowned for his vibrant canvases
of the southern Utah and southwest landscape,
Jim Jones lived in the Mexican village
of San Blas for a period
of nine years. This exhibition features paintings depicting life in the
atmospheric village. From a street scene capturing a youngster learning the guitar
to a series of vivid portraits of local personages, these paintings showcase a
rarely seen side of Jones’ beginnings.
Admission
is free and open to the public. 435-586-5432
www.suu.edu/pva/artgallery
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Here’s what we found happening for this week in music + art --------------
Tuesday, September 17: NEW RELEASES AT
GROOVACIOUS! Here is a sample of
the great list of albums coming out his week ANATHEMA, THE BAND, BAND OF HEATHENS, BERLIN,
ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ROOTS, BILLY CURRINGTON, DEVIL WEARS PRADA, MIKE
DOUGHTY, EYES SET TO KILL, FIVE FOR FIGHTING, FLATLINERS, GROUPLOVE, GWAR,
GYUTO MONKS, ISIS, ISLANDS, JACK JOHNSON, SMOKIN' JOE KUBEK, MARK LANEGAN,
JONNY LANG, ALVIN LEE, DEL MCCOURY, MGMT, JUSTIN MOORE, NAKED & FAMOUS, TIM
O'BRIEN & DARRELL SCOTT, YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND, PLACEBO, PROZAK,
JOHNATHAN RICE, THE SADIES, SAN FERMIN, SATYRICON, SAVES THE DAY, SEBADOH,
STARSHIP, TANTRIC, UB40, TONY JOE WHITE, CHRIS YOUNG. Many of these
albums, as usual, will be on warm, cozy - fun to hold and play - vinyl!
Tuesday,
September 17, all day:
Cedar City
Library Anniversary party in the Cedar City Library in the Park at 303
N. 100 E. in Cedar
City. Events will be going
on all afternoon, a birthday cake and special remarks at 6:00PM, and local
author Jim Robinson will arrive at
7:00PM. Admission is free.
435-586-6661
Tuesday,
September 17, 7:00PM:
KATE GREENSTREET & STEPHEN TUTTLE Reading in the Whiting Room in the
Hunter Conference Center on the SUU Campus at 351 W. University Blvd. in Cedar
City. A reception and book signing will follow at Artisans Gallery at 150 W. University Blvd.
in Cedar City.
Tuesday,
September 17, 7:30PM:
ORCHESTRA OF SOUTHERN UTAH 17th Annual Fall Recital Series: "Musical
Stories" at St Jude's Episcopal Church at 70 N. 200 W. in Cedar City.
Expect to here such classics as “Always
on My Mind,” “Nowhere Man,’ “Texas Old-Time Fiddle Style”, César Franck’s
romantic violin sonata finale, and much more. Admission is a suggested donation
of $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students. 435-586-2286 www.orchestraofsouthernutah.org
Wednesday,
September 18, 4:00 - 7:00PM: Downtown Farmer’s Market in the parking lot in front of Mike’s Tavern, across
from Groovacious - the corner of 100 W
& Hoover Ave. in Cedar City. Live music is also planned throughout. For vendor,
performing or volunteer info, call 435-586-8132.
Wednesday,
September 18, 7:00PM:
JERRY ALLEN at George’s Corner
Restaurant at 2 W. St. George Blvd. #1 in St.
George. 435-216-7311 www.facebook.com/events/230945520392111/
Friday,
September 20, 9:00PM:
ANDREW GOLDRING, KAITLIN SEVY and ASHLEE WOO at Jazzy’s Rock and Roll
Grill at 285
North Bluff Street in St. George.
435-674-1678 www.facebook.com/events/586505638062245/
Friday,
September 20, 12:00PM - 7:00PM: Fall Fine Arts & Jewelry Festival
held in the Cedar
City Main
Street Park
at 200 N & Main Street. Come down and celebrate the artistry in all things
handmade! Admission is free. Call Sandi Levy 435-531-3089 artsfestival@cedarcityartscouncil.org.
Saturday,
September 21, 9:00AM – 6:00PM: Fall Fine Arts & Jewelry Festival
held in the Cedar
City Main
Street Park
at 200 N & Main Street. Today include a free Kids Art Experience all day.
Come celebrating the artistry in all things handmade. Admission is free. Call Sandi
at 435-531-3089 artsfestival@cedarcityartscouncil.org
Saturday,
September 21, 11:00AM: 36th Annual Southern Utah University
Pow-Wow on the SUU football practice field, west of the stadium. Grand
Entry will be 11:00AM and at 6:00PM. For information call Powwow Chairman, Zac
Thunderchild-Palmer at 801-815-5981. This is free event and open to the public.
Saturday,
September 21, 12:00PM – 8:00PM: 21st Annual Oktoberfest at Navajo Lodge
in Brian Head featuring plenty of authentic German food, beverages, music &
fun. Admission is free. 435-677-2029 www.brianheadtown.utah.gov
Saturday,
September 14, 7:00PM:
OUTLAWS at Zion
Canyon Brew Pub at 95 Zion Park Blvd. in Springdale. No, this is not the
70’s rock band or the 80’s country band – it is Tyler
Sevy, Jordan Young, and Jensen Buck.
435- 772-0336, ext. 2 www.facebook.com/events/420393238080825/
Saturday, September 21, 7:30PM: TWO VISIONS (from Bisbee, AZ) at Groovacious at 173 N. 100 W. in Cedar City. The first tour for this southern Arizona act lands them on the Groovacious soundstage for a very special engagement in Cedar City! Mike Montoya and his counterpart, Anji Kate has formed out of the ashes of southern Arizona band Fatigo. Together, they have created an engaging and mesmerizing Southwest Indie Rock sound, with the use of piano and drums that is sure to lure Cedar City audiences into their collective cave. Admission to the Cedar City show is just $5.00 (or what you can afford) at the door. 435-867-9800 www.facebook.com/events/412587938852890/ www.facebook.com/TwoVisionsBand
Saturday, September 21, 7:30PM: CLAUDIA RUSSELL & BRUCE KAPLAN with
ERIN INGLISH at the Music Barn at 197 W. 200 S. in Parowan. Award-winning
Singer/Songwriter Claudia Russell returns to Southern Utah
for a CD Release concert at the Music Barn in Parowan, Saturday, September 22,
7:00PM. Russell will be accompanied by her husband, Bruce Kaplan, on mandolin
and guitar. Russell and Kaplan are frequent visitors to the area – they have
performed twice at the Tanner Amphitheater in Springdale,
as well as multiple performances at Groovefest, and a performance last year at
the Heritage Center Theater in Cedar
City. Russell has just
released her fourth CD, “All Our Luck Is Changing” to great acclaim. Produced
by another great songwriter, Peter Case, American Songwriter magazine
has called it “a masterpiece,” and highlighted the singer’s vocals: “Whether
singing a sad song or a happy one, Russell’s voice shines through with
great purity.” Songwriter Erin Inglish opens the show. Tickets are $10.00 at
the door. www.facebook.com/events/570265363018208/
Saturday,
September 21, 9:00PM:
K9 ECLIPSE
performs at the Children’s Miracle
Network Benefit Concert at Toadz at 432 N. 100 W. in Cedar City.
Admission is a $5.00 cover charge, with 100% going towards the Children’s
Miracle Network; raffles and giveaways throughout the night. 435-867-8988.
Sunday,
September 22, 7:00-9:00, AM & PM! GROOVEFEST
REWIND on KSUU Power 91 – relive some of your favorites from Groovefest’s
past! All live recordings from various years. A different show every week!
www.power91radio.com
Sunday,
September 22, 12:00PM – 6:00PM: 21st Annual Oktoberfest at Navajo Lodge
in Brian Head featuring plenty of authentic German food, beverages, music &
fun. Admission is free. 435-677-2029 www.brianheadtown.utah.gov
And coming up in the
very near future…
Friday, September 27, 8:00PM: Final Campfire Concert in the Canyon of the season starring JOHN
HOUSTON & HIS GOSPEL CHOIR with RYAN DURFEE & HEATHER WILHELM.
www.facebook.com/events/591560804219429/
Friday & Saturday, September 27 & 28,
4:00PM-10:00PM: 5th Annual ZION CANYON MUSIC
FESTIVAL at the Springdale Town Park in Springdale, featuring NICKI
BLUHM & THE GRAMBLERS, GROOVE SESSION, RAINBOW GIRLS, FELIX Y LOS GATOS,
BETTER OFF WITH THE BLUES, THE 3 HATS TRIO, HOLLERING PINES and WE ARE MIRRORS.
www.zioncanyonmusicfestival.com
Saturday, September 28, 7:30PM: MOBY DICK, a recitation by LISA CRETSINGER as Ishmael; includes a nautical-themed art show. Plan now to attend a dramatic recitation from Moby-Dick by Lisa and art show and birthday party for Tim. Lisa has memorized the words of Herman Melville because she wants you to hear them and take you to a time and place when men spent years at sea and darted out into the wild ocean in a small boat, spear in hand to chase down the monsters of the deep and when captured, drag them aboard to transform those beasts into a commodity. Oil. Moby-Dick is about oil and the innate desire to conquer, to maintain a life of luxury and ease at the expense of the natural world and anything in it's way not excluding humanity. Moby-Dick is not only a sea story, it is a journey into the psyche and complexity of life. Donations will fund the 2014 Groovefest American Music Festival held in June. www.facebook.com/events/120804761423343/
GROOVACIOUS/GROOVEFEST
AMERICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL
173
N. 100 W. Cedar City, Utah 84720
435-867-9800
THANKS FOR
LISTENING!
TC
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