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Courtesy of The Rialto Theatre
Perhaps best known for his early work with The Fabulous Thunderbirds, this Texas guitar legend has gone onto be hailed by Guitar Player as a “virtual guitar deity.” That’s right.
Jimmie Vaughan brings his sharp retro style to the Rialto Theatre. Local shredder
Michael Hebert and
Michael P. jump start the evening.
Details here.
“They’re back.” The kind of girls immortalized in Cheap Trick songs. “Returning from the Thunderdome,”
Sugar Stains reanimate old haunts. At Sky Bar. With DMV Area experimental indie rockers
StereoRiots and the swampy garage rock of
Black Medicine.
Details here.
Inspired by the works of Cuban painter
Carlos Estévez: Entelechy. Transforming an idea into reality, field recordist/sonic alchemist
Karima Walker provides the soundtrack for an evening of spoken word and poetry featuring performances by writer
Raquel Gutiérrez. At Tucson Museum of Art.
Details here.
Fronted by the engaging voice and songwriting of Australian Acey Monaro, Austin indie poppers with a psychedelic bent
Go Fever hawk daydreams at Club Congress. Flanked by local indie rockers
La Cerca and
American Monoxide.
Details here.
Delight in the shadowy folk pop of
Natalie Pohanic at Tap + Bottle Downtown.
Details here.
Presented with the improvisational spirit of jazz and the heedlessness of rock ’n’ roll—from sold-out clubs to yoga ashrams—
Nick & Luke truck their Americana-rooted originals, jazz standards and old-timey bluegrass liturgy to Monterey Court. Followed by the reunion of
Summerdog.
Details here.
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Courtesy of Monterey Court Studio Galleries & Cafe
Live large. Smile broadly.
Big Grin unspool their homegrown brand of Southwest indie folk at Harbottle Brewing Company.
Details here.
Bearing a verisimilitude to the authentic,
Red NOT Chili Peppers engage in “Californication” at 191 Toole.
Details here.