Showing posts with label jam bands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jam bands. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Greg Ginn And The Taylor Texas Corrugators 2 Dates

Friday April 23, 2010:



Location:
Heirloom Arts Theatre
155 Main St
Danbury, CT

All Ages - 7PM - $5

Greg Ginn And The Taylor Texas Corrugators
Cavadas
Cinema Cinema
Seafood Sam (replaced Chiefs)
Suburban Monkeys

And on Tuesday, April 27, 2010:

Greg Ginn & The Taylor Texas Corrugators
w/ Cinema, Cinema

Location:
Two Boots Bridgeport
281 Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport, CT 06604

8:00PM - 21+ - $3

SST Records’ improv, instrumental, psychedelic/rock/jazz/latin/blues group Greg Ginn And The Taylor Texas Corrugators are playing two dates here in Connecticut. Yes, Greg Ginn formerly of Black Flag, but this band is a far cry from early 80's hardcore. Playing 150+ shows (most of them opening for Jambang) in the last year, the group played 100% improvised sets. For the tours Ginn is playing bass/guitar with Jambang member Gary Piazza on guitar, and New Moonson’s Sean Hutchinson on drums.

Monday, July 20, 2009

Gov't Mule @ Ives Concert Park

If you want to see a man turn water into wine with a guitar, this is the show for you.



Gov't Mule @Ives Concert Park
Saturday August 1st,2009
Tickets: $25 - $35
Danbury, CT

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Gathering of the Vibes 09

It's time to start buying your tickets to the 13th annual Gathering of the Vibes. It's a gigantic 4-day music, camping and arts festival in Bridgeport's beautiful Seaside Park. It will be featuring tons of great bands, from folk, bluegrass, to jazz and funk. You'll be free to set up a tent, camp out and listen to good tunes.

The lineup is humongous, featuring a ton of big name international artists on the main stage and some indie heroes on the smaller "Green Vibes" stage. They'll be almost 50 bands playing throughout the course of the festival, so check out the artists page for more details.

Some of the really big names include:

- Bob Weir and Ratdog
- Levon Helm
- Crosby, Stills and Nash
- Buddy Guy
- George Clinton and P-Funk
- Guster
- moe.
- State Radio

On the small stage, These United States, Cornmeal and Chris Barron (of the Spin Doctors) are just a few of the great bands you can see. They'll also be some homegrown CT bands there like Big Moon and The McLovins.

Also, Band Together CT is going to put some musicians together to raise some money for local charities, and they'll be on the Green stage on Saturday at 11AM. Keep up the great work, guys.

Seaside Park is really the ideal location for a festival! Between this and Two Boots, it seems like Bridgeport is trying to shirk the bad name it's been given for all these years and start up a great music community. Let's hope things continue, and Bridgeport becomes a shining beacon for the local CT music scene.

The festival costs $200 for a full weekend pass, or $75 for a single day.