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JANUARY 2017 | TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES 6 The Era Begins The Tri-State Weighs in on Trump 8 Miranda Lambert "Highway Vagabond Tour" An Interview w/ the Country Music Star 10 January Concerts at the Victory America, Lyle Lovett & John Hiatt
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Music: The Blues w/ Bragin Music: Top 5 Albums of 2016 Comedy: Jared Jeffries Writer: John Thurgood Writer: Marisa Patwa Arts & Activities
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12 2016: An Eventful Year A Look Back at the Tri-State's Biggest Events
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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16 2017: What's in Store for the Tri-State A Look Ahead at Upcoming Events
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18 Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra Mozart, Haydn & Beethoven 20 William Tyler Eblin Ailing Boy Meets Country Icon 34 What's New in Western KY Music, Mug Shots & More!
A QUICK NOTE FROM THE EDITOR 4 A Clean Slate
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT 75 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s: Tap Talk
COUPONS 33 Save Big!
CUISINE & DINING 22 What's Cookin': Bru Burger Bar 24 Restaurant Spotlight: Nachos Grill 26 Restaurant Guide
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EDITOR A QUICK NOTE FROM THE
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don't know about you, but I'm ready for a new year - a fresh start, a clean slate. 2016 certainly had its moments, though, and it was never dull. For instance, the country elected a reality TV star as its next president, something few people expected or predicted. As the non-committal saying goes, "It is what it is," and now we'll just sit back and see what happens when Trump takes over. Could be good, could be bad. And not surprisingly, many of you out there in the tri-state have some strong opinions about which way we're headed. Which is a blatant segue into the topic of this month's cover story on pg. 6. Love it or hate it, The Era Begins. Discuss. Ok, now to lighten the mood... January is normally a pretty quiet month event-wise, but 2017 is bringing it, baby (I've got a George Costanza thing going of late - just ignore it). Not only are the Harlem Globetrotters returning to the Ford Center for another night of basketball wizardry, but country superstar Miranda Lambert is making Evansville the first stop on her much-anticipated "Highway Vagabond Tour" on January 26. And for you classic/soft rock fans out there, America ("Horse with No Name") will hit the Victory stage on the same night. Downtown is where it's all happening in the new year, folks. But before you chuck 2016 out the window, check out our 3-page retrospective documenting all of the amazing events and activities that News4U chronicled over the last 12 months. The tri-state was busy, indeed. Happy New Year! - TE
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miranda lambert "HIGHWAY VAGABOND TOUR"
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Pure platinum: Country music's leading lady talks new album, new live show and love of animals
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early 15 years into an incredible career marked with countless hit singles and awards, Miranda Lambert is seemingly just getting started. Her latest album, The Weight of These Wings, has reset the deck with a shake-up in sound and vision that proves the 33-year-old Texas native is in it for the long haul. No worries, she's still the same Miranda - fun, fiery and fierce - but there's a real determination to evolve and experiment, as evidenced on the edgy lead single, "Vice," and particularly the stark video that plays out like a slow-mo dream. Lambert is no stranger to Evansville, of course. She absolutely blitzed the Ford Center on her 2015 tour and looks to pack the house again on January 26 along with special guests Old Dominion and Aubrie Sellers. We're thrilled that you have chosen Evansville as the opening date on your "Highway Vagabond Tour." How did we make it to the top of the list? I have very fond memories of Evansville, actually. It was also an early tour stop when I was on the road in 2015 and I remember feeling the fans were so great and so into the music. So it was an easy decision. The beginning of a tour can always be a little bit nerve-wracking, as we figure out all the logistics, production and set list, so Evansville is a very comfortable and welcoming place to start! Not only is The Weight of These Wings a double album, but the first single, "Vice," is a moody, gritty track that defies expectations. It's refreshing to see a star of your caliber challenging the norm. I hope that means you like what you are hearing! I believe I always did exactly what I felt in terms of what type of music, direction of sound and content I wanted to put out there. I truly always felt if I can’t be true to myself and make the kind of music I want to make, then I would rather not release any albums. I got lucky that my
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record label came along for the ride, and what a ride it has been. Obviously, you have a lot of new material to pull from for this tour. So what can fans expect in terms of both the set list and stage show? The set is beautiful, yet simple and has some fun video content for certain songs. I am especially happy with the great lighting this time around. I am thrilled to be able to add new songs to my set list, I have been working on it and think it will have around seven songs from the new record, so I am hopeful the fans will embrace it. Each month, we devote a page of our magazine to shelter animals and adoption stories. So, it's exciting to have an animal lover like yourself coming to Evansville - someone who is making a real difference through the MuttNation foundation and annual Cause for Paws fundraiser. If there’s anything you would like to say to our readers about your love for animals, you have the floor… I am very happy to hear that, we have hundreds of those great stories of dogs finding a forever home. Pet adoption is my favorite subject matter. I get excited for every single dog that we find a home for. I recently partnered with Petmate, a company out of Arlington, TX to create the MuttNation Pet collection. My own dogs are so into the toys, it’s fun to see it all come together and spread the message of adoption through that avenue. We also do a “Little Red Wagon” promotion on the day of each show on tour, where we ask people to donate dog toys, food, etc. and fill the Little Red Wagon. The donations go to a local shelter! * Petmate will generously donate a $100 prize package for one lucky News4U reader. See News4U's Facebook for details. For tickets and more info, visit thefordcenter.com. The Ford Center is located at 1 SE MLK Jr. Blvd. in downtown Evansville.
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JANUARY CONCERTS @ The VICTORY Legendary singer-songwriters and classic soft-rock duo lined up for two great nights of live music
Lyle Lovett & John Hiatt | January 17 | 7 p.m. The term "national treasure" most certainly applies to both Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt. Two of the most accomplished and diverse singer-songwriters in music today, their songs have made a huge impact on multiple generations and been covered by a number of celebrated artists. Separately, their accolades are just as remarkable. Lovett has claimed four Grammy awards and appeared in 13 feature films as well as on stage and on television. Over the span of 14 albums, the Texas-based musician has perfected the art of storytelling, fusing elements of country, swing, jazz, folk and gospel. Hiatt, an Indiana native, has 11 Grammy nominations to his credit and a 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award in songwriting from the American Music Association, among other highlights.
America | January 26 | 7:30 p.m. Known worldwide for their classic soft-rock hit, "Horse with No Name," America has been going strong for over four decades, having formed in England back in 1970. The band's influence, felt by legions of acoustic/folk performers throughout the years, is particularly a result of the trio's closeknit, flowing harmonies as evidenced on 1972's "Ventura Highway" and 1974's "Tin Man." Other early seminal tracks include "I Need You," "Sister Golden Hair" and "Muskrat Love." After a string of hits, America pared down to a duo in the late 70's, producing one more notable single with 1982's "You Can Do Magic." The group continues to tour and record new material - 2007's Here & Now featured collaborations with contemporary artists that grew up on America's music. For tickets and more info, visit victorytheatre.com. The Victory is located at 600 Main St. in downtown Evansville.
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AN EVENTFUL YEAR Believe it or not, there are still people complaining that there's nothing to do in the tri-state (you know who you are). Seriously? In the words of Phil Collins (he's on the comeback trail, btw), "There must be some misunderstanding / There must be some kind of mistake." Because that's simply not the case. But for anyone out there not convinced, let's take a month-by-month look back at the entertainment that was on offer in 2016 - all of which we documented in the pages of News4U. When you see it all mapped out, it's pretty darn impressive. So quit whining already.
1. JANUARY January came in like a lion with a huge show at the Ford Center. Country star Jason Aldean brought his "We Were There" tour to the tri-state, and the tri-state was there, all right - a packed house. Also at the Ford Center, the world famous Harlem Globetrotters celebrated their 90th (!) anniversary, thrilling fans of all ages. Comedian Brian Regan cracked everyone up at the Victory, Sherlock Holmes sleuthed at the Henderson Fine Arts Center and live folk music returned to the IBMM in Owensboro with the start of the 2016 Spring Concert Series. And talk about diversity... January also included the 40th Anniversary World Championship Ice Racing Series as well as "An Evening with C.S. Lewis." Enough said.
2. FEBRUARY February held its own on the big stage with an encore performance by Luke Bryan. A year after selling out the Ford Center, he came back bigger and better than ever on
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the "Kill the Lights Tour." And speaking of bigger and better, the muscle-bound stars of the WWE invaded Evansville, throwing chairs and each other around the ring. Meanwhile, the Owensboro Convention Center was host to the 2016 Kentucky Sportsman's Show, three full days of archery, cooking, fishing and shooting demonstrations.
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March welcomed the 7th edition of EvilleCon, Evansville's marquis anime convention. Let's just say it was a full-on geek-end at the Old National Events Plaza. Elsewhere, Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles lit up the Ford Center on her "Playing with Fire Tour" and Christian music's Big Daddy Weave came to the Owensboro Convention Center in support of Beautiful Offerings, the band's biggest album to date. Plus, Indie rockers Metric made a stop in Louisville to promote the synth-heavy Pagans in Vegas.
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4. APRIL April did not disappoint. Anticipation for the Alhambra Film Festival ran high as the premier event returned to Showplace Cinemas with a wonderful selection of indie films from all over the world. At the Victory, Black Jacket Symphony recreated Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in all its psychedelic glory and the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra rekindled the magic of Elton John and Billy Joel with a little help from pianist Joe Boucher. Also at the Victory, NBC's The Sing Off season four champs Home Free showed why they are the a cappella kings. And of course, April means Guns & Hoses. The ninth boxing battle between the local police and fire departments was another epic showdown for charity at the Ford Center.
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May is synonymous with the Rockin River City Ride, a two-day community event that benefits the Junior League of Evansville. The annual bike ride/run brought hundreds of people to the downtown area while Thursday Night Thunder drew area motorcycle enthusiasts to Franklin Street for weekly live
NEWS4U | SPECIAL FEATURE music and plenty of beer. At the Ford Center, Five Finger Death Punch and Shinedown combined for a serious night of rock, and the inaugural Mesker Music Festival - featuring a great lineup of local bands - raised money for the renovation of Mesker Amphitheatre. Across the border, country legend John Michael Montgomery played all the hits at the Owensboro Convention Center and the Friday After Five summer concert series returned to the riverfront. Not to mention that the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra went out with a bang by performing a live orchestral accompaniment to The Godfather. Capiche?
6. JUNE June is all about festivals. ROMP Fest continued its amazing run in Owensboro with a who's who of bluegrass and folk musicians. In Henderson, the W.C. Handy Blues & Barbecue Festival returned for the 26th year featuring headliner The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Here at home, ShrinersFest put on quite a show - both on the riverfront and in the air. Meanwhile, at opposite ends of the entertainment spectrum... Mystique Winery staged Cajun Fest in Lynville, a full day of arts and acoustic music, while KC's Time Out Lounge woke up the east side with two crazy nights of hair band heaven. The third annual Sudz on Green River drew thousands of head bangers to Washington Square Mall for a chance to see Poison frontman Bret Michaels. At the Victory, there was "Mandatory Fun" with Weird Al, while 90's rock faves Cracker jumpstarted the
Lincoln Amphitheatre 2016 Performance Series. Last but not least, It Takes A Village animal rescue presented their fourth annual Canine Carnival & Mardi Paws.
7. JULY July welcomed the inaugural River City Tattoo Expo at Tropicana Evansville, three days of good times, awesome music and great body art. Another first, the Burdette Blues Fest debuted at Burdette Park, featuring the best of the best regional blues acts. On the comedy tip, the "Queen of Mean," Lisa Lampanelli, killed it at the Victory - as did country music legend Ronnie Milsap. Elsewhere, post-grunge rockers FUEL played to a wild crowd at Backstage Bar & Grill. Ditto country star Colt Ford at the Kentucky Bike Rally where there was no shortage of adultsonly fun. But July also had plenty of family fun as the Vanderburgh County Fair returned for its 96th year - a whole week of rides, tractor pulls, good food, live music and more. And of course, SWIRCA & More's BrewFest once again brought thousands of craft beer and wine enthusiasts out to historic Bosse Field for an unforgettable evening.
8. AUGUST August was hot in more ways than one thanks to a visit from the hugely popular male revue Thunder From Down Under. It was ladies night at the Victory, all right. The venue also played host to Red Hot Chilli Pipers, the most famous bag pipe band on the planet, as well as folk music icon, David Crosby. At the Ford Center, country music legend
Dolly Parton performed in support of Pure & Simple, her new stripped-back album of love songs. That mostly acoustic show was followed by the full-on rock sound of John Fogerty. The former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman played songs from all phases of his nearly 50 year career. And speaking of long careers, southern rock gods the Marshall Tucker Band made a tour stop at the Lincoln Amphitheatre, another great 2016 Performance Series show. On Evansville's north side, Germania Maennerchor held its 55th annual Volksfest, a celebration of the city's German heritage, while out at Angel Mounds, the Warrick Humane Society staged its signature fundraiser, Dogs & Suds. Down south, motorcycle enthusiasts all gathered at the always raucous Hawg Valley Bike Rally in Graham, KY and thousands headed to Louisville for the Kentucky State Fair headlined by Reba, Jeff Dunham and country singer Chris Young.
9. SEPTEMBER September welcomed the inaugural Eville Shindig on Franklin Street, a traditional car, truck and motorcycle show modeled after Louisville's long-running Beatersville. Another first, the Heritage Days 5K was held in Princeton to support local parks. But September was also highlighted by a number of beloved annual charity events, including Animalpalooza Animal Benefit & Music Festival at Burdette Park and the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at Eastland Mall in support of breast cancer survivors. On the live music tip, there was plenty to choose from such as the Ferdinand Folk Festival featuring headliner Rich Robinson, the wildly popular "I Love the 90's Tour" starring Vanilla Ice and Salt-N-Pepa at the Ford Center
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“IN NOVEMBER, THE HADI SHRINE CIRCUS DELIGHTED KIDS AND ADULTS ALIKE WITH ANOTHER DAZZLING PRODUCTION COMPLETE WITH TIGERS AND ELEPHANTS." and Main Street's Kenny Kent Lexus Jazz & Wine Festival. And for those on the lookout for cheap beer and good music, the Newburgh American Legion Bierstube fit the bill. If all that wasn't enough, the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra launched its 20162017 season with a performance by worldrenowned cellist, Zuill Bailey.
Musical, at the Victory just after comedian Gallagher went out in a blaze of melon on the 70-year-old's "Joke's On You" retirement tour. October also featured the return of Fiesta Evansville, as thousands gathered at Wesselman Park to celebrate the area's Hispanic culture. Meanwhile, across town at the Holiday Inn by the airport, the Tri-Con multi-fandom convention celebrated geek culture. Finally, the Evansville Thunderbolts, our city's new pro hockey team, played their opening home game at the Ford Center to a very excited crowd.
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October is typically the busiest month of the year for local events, and 2016 was no exception. Florida Georgia Line got the ball rolling with another sold-out show at the Ford Center on the country duo's "Dig Your Roots Tour." Not to be outdone, Alabama teamed up with the Charlie Daniels Band for another massive country music concert at the venue and southern rock favorites Blackberry Smoke returned to the Victory in support of their killer new album, Like An Arrow. Meanwhile, Christian music fans were treated to a very special evening when for KING & COUNTRY stopped at the Owensboro Convention Center. Local and regional bands were also highlighted as Lamasco hosted the Big Damn Music Festival, a celebration of the bar's commitment to area talent. And speaking of area talent, playwright Stanley C. Jackson premiered his latest production, STRIVE! The
November is always a bit of a breather after the craziness of October, but country superstar Carrie Underwood made sure that it wasn't dull. The former American Idol winner helped the Ford Center celebrate its fifth anniversary with a sold-out show as part of her hugely successful "Storyteller Tour." Also at the Ford Center, the Hadi Shrine Circus delighted kids and adults alike with another dazzling production complete with tigers and elephants. And speaking of animals, two great benefits took place this month: PC Pound Puppies Annual Fall Craft Show and It Takes A Village Helping Hounds Craft Fair. Both events raised money for these wonderful rescue shelters. Last but not least - and continuing with the crafts theme - the Owensboro Convention staged its annual Kraftucky Arts & Crafts Expo, a great opportunity to shop
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for unique handmade creations in jewelry, clothing, pottery, décor and more.
12. DECEMBER December took 2016 out on a high note, for sure. The Brian Setzer Orchestra spread holiday cheer at the Old National Events Plaza on their "Christmas Rocks! Tour" and country star Kacey Musgraves did the same at the Victory, performing in support of her first seasonal album, A Very Kacey Christmas. Also at the Victory, comedian Ralphie May returned with a politically incorrect take on the holidays. His "White Trash Christmas Tour" was a much-needed break from all the serious stuff going on these days. Down south, Christian music fans rejoiced in NewSong's "Very Merry Christmas Tour" at the Owensboro Convention Center. The longrunning band was joined by Matthew West, Love & The Outcome and Reno. The OCC also hosted the third annual Owensboro Christmas Show which featured over 200 vendors from all over the region. Back home, local kids were on their best behavior at Swonder Ice Arena as Jolly Old St. Nick made a special appearance at the annual Skate with Santa event. WE CAN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT 2017 HAS IN STORE FOR THE TRI-STATE!
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2017: WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE TRI-STATE We've looked back, now let's look ahead to some of the big events coming soon! FEBRUARY February will be ready to rock with gritty country singer Brantley Gilbert coming to the Ford Center on the "Devil Don't Sleep Tour." With four number one songs to his credit and having written two of Jason Aldean's biggest hits, "My Kinda Party" and "Dirt Road Anthem," the Georgia native is on a roll. At the Old National Events Plaza, the renowned Beatles tribute Let It Be will celebrate the timeless music of the Fab Four and global sensation Shen Yun returns to display the art of classical Chinese dance. And speaking of elegant movement, Cirque de la Symphonie will join the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra at the Victory for an acrobatic performance.
MARCH March is all about Blake - Blake Shelton, that is. The country heartthrob and star of NBC's The Voice is coming to the Ford Center on his "Doing It to Country Songs Tour," a guaranteed crazy time. Another packed house is expected at the annual Winter Jam concert featuring some of today's top Christian music artists and bands. Not to be outdone in the country department, the Victory will play host to Clint Black, a music legend who's scored more than three dozen hits. Also at the Victory, the Long Island Medium, Theresa Caputo, returns to Evansville for another evening of emotional readings. And if you need a good laugh, comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias will take the ONEP stage in March - a total laugh riot!
APRIL April is when things really start to heat up event-wise in the community. And this year, we've got the world famous rock band Journey to help get the party started. Led by the tiny but immensely powerful singer Arnel Pineda, the group returns to the Ford Center for what is sure to be another sell-out. Also encoring at the Ford Center, Christian music's biggest band, Casting Crowns, returns on "The Very Next Thing Tour." And of course, Guns & Hoses will be back for another epic boxing battle between the local fire and police departments! Stay tuned in the coming months for interviews and articles about all of your favorite events!
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NEWS4U | WINE REVIEWS bold, in-your-face wine that when tamed is a wonderful experience. It is bold, but has a soft fruity edge that belies the tannins that appear on the palate. Carafe this dark deep wine for a couple hours or toss it at some Roast Tenderloin. You will be shocked with the amount of flavor this wine gives.
t 5IF MBTU POF JT Kuleto’s Native Son India Ink red blend. A little softer tannin wine, it's a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and small amounts of Merlot and other grapes - a flavor bomb that goes well with winter fare and also with a plate of assorted cheeses and good bread. I Love this wine for its ability to be big in flavor and yet play well with foods.
Well, I guess that is enough for now. As the seasons change we will cover the other wine that will work then. Remember to think about next month. Valentine’s Day will be here soon, so don’t get yourself planted on the couch! Think BUBBLES! That will be the topic for next month. Until then, drink well. Remember, it’s health food! Walt
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Walter the Wine Guy Seasonal wine drinking: Liquor Locker's resident expert has some good advice and tasty recommendations
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Happy New Year! I hope your holiday season was bright!
Well, it’s the start of the New Year, and the bills for the season are starting to roll in. Don’t be discouraged, it’s the same as last year and you survived that, so as the song goes, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy!" - and a glass of wine will assist in making the days better! This month let’s talk about seasonal wine drinking. GREAT PICKS FOR
A few wines that fall into this category are: t 'SBODJTDBO /BQB 7BMMFZ $BCFSOFU 4BVWJHOPO is a wonderful deep red wine that works well with a steak. The tannins are more on the silky side and really do cleanse the palate to prepare you for your next bite.
SEASONAL WINE DRINKING
When the weather changes you may notice that your preferred drink may change, too. Don’t fret, this is normal. In the depth of summer, you may want something that is more refreshing; in the chill of winter, you may be drinking bolder, bigger flavored wines. This is normal - due to many factors our tastes change to agree with our environmental situation. So, with that in mind, let’s talk about what and when you should be drinking to satisfy the seasons. We finally have gotten into the depths of winter! It took a little bit to get here, but now it seems to be here in full force! When the weather gets colder, in most cases people start to drink bolder wines. Sales of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Zinfandel go up. I think this is due to the foods we eat in colder weather. The food has more fats, or richer flavors. Wimpy wines won’t stand up to these bigger flavors. If you eat stews, roasts, and creamy dishes, these foods can hold a lot of fats, so by drinking a big tannic red wine, your wine absorbs a lot of the fat and releases the fruit flavors that may be hidden by the dryness of the tannins. So, at this point, you may ask, “What are tannins?” Red wines get their tannins from both the thick grape skins and from the oak barrels the wine ages in. As the skins break down into the wine, they add color, flavor, and that dryness on your tongue. I have heard it described as “bitterness” or “drying of the mouth." This is a normal reaction to tannic wines. To compensate for this all you need to do is chew a piece of cheese, eat a piece of meat - anything that will add fat to your palate. The tannins will absorb the fat and loosen up. Also, you can carafe the wine - air will break down the tannins and allow you to drink without the reaction. This will also cut down the heartburn that may result from drinking the wine. I think this is why we also call these wines “Steak Wines."
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t -VDB .BMCFD from Argentina, is a great wine for the winter months. It is big and bold, and when paired with Braised Short Ribs, it opens up and gives you fruit and acidity that blends with the sauce and fat in this meal.
t 0SJO 4XJGU T .BDIFUF is a blend of Petit Syrah, Syrah, and Grenache. It was #6 on Wine Spectator’s top 100 wines of 2016. This wine is a
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Happy New Year! Well, it's the start of a new year and I want to thank everyone who has come into Beef ‘O’ Brady’s and told me how much they enjoy reading Tap Talk each month. We, along with every bar and restaurant in the area, work hard to bring the best beer we can to all of our loyal customers. So from all of us in the beer service industry, I would like to extend a warm thank you to all of you who keep coming in and supporting what we do. You make us successful, and we hope that you continue to enjoy your time with us in the coming year ahead. This month we are bringing you two beers that I think will make the start of the New Year even better for all of us. Dogfish Head World Wide Stout: Brewed with a ridiculous amount of barley, World Wide Stout is dark, roasty and complex. This ale clocks in at 15-20% ABV and has a depth more in line with a fine port than with a can of cheap, mass-marketed beer. World Wide
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Irish Ale: That’s right, we have our own beer! Beef's just rolled out this new Irish ale that we hope will be our flagship beer for a long time to come. Brewed by Tell City Brewery, this very satisfying ale is smooth and drinkable for everyone. It's got a nice red color and aromatic head and is sure to be a big hit with all beer drinkers. Only available at the Newburgh and Owensboro Beef ‘O’ Brady’s. We hope that everyone has a great 2017. There are lots of things to look forward to this year and we hope that you choose Beef ‘O’ Brady’s as your spot to try new and fantastic brews. Come out and enjoy what is new on our menu, including Bang Bang Shrimp. Already a customer favorite, it will blow you away with flavor. Come out today and say hello. Tell us you saw this article and receive a free order of our new Bang Bang Shrimp. This will only last the month of January so hurry in!
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NEWS4U | BEER REVIEWS HE'BREW HANUKKAH, CHANUKAH: PASS THE BEER
TALLGRASS BACKPACKER BROWN
"OESFX %ZTPO t Regardless of the holiday that you celebrate this time of year, everyone should try the long-winded He'Brew Hanukkah, Chanukah: Pass The Beer. This beer is translucent and somewhat amber in color and has a creamy tan head. There is a chocolate and spice flavor that tastes like the holidays! I highly recommend you add this to your holiday beer collection! L'Chaim!
"OESFX %ZTPO t The aptly named Backpacker Brown comes out of the can a dark brown color. The tan head that forms after pouring creates a beautiful glass of beer. The rich earthy flavors and overall hoppy taste really make you want to buy a six pack of this and go camping or even backpacking! Everything you want to know about this beer is right there in the name. If you want an earthy, hoppy beer give this one a try.
1BVM #SBHJO t A moderate off-white head forms on this deep amber golden ale. Sweet malt and cocoa scents fill the nose without overpowering it. More malt notes come to the forefront while drinking the beer, with cocoa flavors becoming more present in the finish. Brewed with eight malts, eight hops and clocking in at 8% alcohol by volume, this seasonal is worth a try while it’s available. Pair it with hash browns or brisket.
1BVM #SBHJO t A considerable off-white head forms on this beer when poured into a traditional beer stein. The dark brown ale boasts a rich malt sent as well as a noticeable citrus hop presence at the end of the nose. This profile seems to reverse in the first taste, with the hop notes coming through first, staying in the finish and followed by subdued malt flavors. Craft beer aficionados of all types might enjoy this one.
+BCF[ .BSUJOF[ t When I first received this beer I thought it was one of those comedic beers with the offbeat label. I was so wrong. This is a slightly hazy amber colored beer and I really enjoy it. I like the sweet hops and the flavor is very smooth. It says it's made with cocoa nibs but I don't taste any chocolate flavors. It has an 8% ABV - an all-around very nice beer.
+BCF[ .BSUJOF[ t It says it's a brown ale but it almost leans towards an IPA. The hops flavor is very much present in this beer. Don’t get me wrong, I like it, but a bunch of hops for a “brown� beer is not what I was expecting -but it's pretty good anyway.
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NEWS4U | BEER REVIEWS SHORT'S BREWING THE DOUBLE MAGICIAN
ABV presents a noticeable booziness. Now, who’d think of a cold beer warming you up on a cold winter night? 1BVM #SBHJO t A decent off-white head forms on this mahoganycolored beer after pouring it into a traditional beer mug and evaporates quickly. Malt scents dominate the nose, with some roasted smells at the end. The malt flavors of raisin and toffee continue with the first sip of the beer, followed by some hop presence and roasted flavors in the long finish. Beer aficionados will want to try this seasonal offering while it’s available. Pair it with roasted or grilled meat.
%BOJFM ,OJHIU t This Double London-Style Red Ale pours up a rich dark brown with a modest light beige head and aromas of toasted malts, citrus hops and toffee. Its syrupy malty taste includes caramel, toffee, toasted biscuit, dark fruits and piney hops. It’s medium-bodied and its finish is balanced and dry. It’s a sipping beer that in spite of being 8.1%
+BCF[ .BSUJOF[ t This beer is a little dark with a slight red tint to it. I have never had a Double London-style Red Ale, but I really like this beer. It has a very smooth creamy flavor. Unfortunately, I was unable to find the ABV on the bottle. Maybe I am just hung up on that this month, but I feel this one has to be a little elevated.
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NEWS4U | BEER REVIEWS NEW HOLLAND CABIN FEVER
%BOJFM ,OJHIU t Cabin Fever pours up a rich dark brown color and sports a humble half finger head with light lacing to the finish. Its aromas are mostly roasted malts, maybe some brown sugar and chocolate. Its taste is toasted malts and notes of toffee and sweetness along with some hints of chocolate. It's smooth on the palate and offers a moderate “just right for this brew� level of carbonation. Very nice, thumbs up! 1BVM #SBHJO t A good tan head rests on top of this very dark brown ale. Sweet scents of malt first control the nose, followed by roasted notes. The roasted notes seem to come through more in the first tasting of the beer and remain during the long finish, along with the sweetness of the malt. Pair it with roasted meats, dried fruits, gruyere cheese or smoked cheeses. +BCF[ .BSUJOF[ t This beer has a deep rich dark color and is better than your average brown ale. I like the sweetness it has along with its very smooth flavor. I like the printing on the back suggesting what to pair this beer with - plus, it's got an ABV of 6.5%.
GOOSE ISLAND WINTER ALE
%BOJFM ,OJHIU t A seasonal brown ale, this one pours up an attractive dark amber color and a compact lackluster head. Its aromas are toasted malts, faint vanilla, chocolate, spices and subtle hops. Tasting, there’s mostly those toasted malts with very mild bitterness at the finish. The mouthfeel is medium and drinkability is good. This is a nice ale for an evening around the wood burner. Unfortunately, with all of the great competition, it doesn't really stand out from the crowd. 1BVM #SBHJO t Roasted malt notes become present as soon as the cap comes off. A small tan head tops the black ale while pouring. It could easily be mistaken for a porter or stout. The sweet malt scent continues with a more deliberate whiff. Caramel and chocolate flavors first arrive while drinking, followed by roasted malt in the finish. This will be a great choice for cold winter months. Pair it with stew or chocolate desserts. +BCF[ .BSUJOF[ t This is a darker beer with nice roasted malt and a slight chocolaty aroma. I can taste some light coffee and a little roasted malts. This is a pretty solid beer and since it comes from Goose Island, I'm not surprised.
OMMEGANG LOVELY, DARK AND DEEP
%BOJFM ,OJHIU t This seasonal oatmeal stout pours up black as paint with a dense gorgeous tan two finger head. It’s aroma is charred dark malt and yeast with notes of banana and clove. It’s complex - I can’t put my finger on everything that’s going on in there. The body is medium and the taste is smooth and drinkable with coffee, chocolate and toasted malts. There’s a mysterious spiciness about its nicely bitter finish. Give it a try. If you like stouts, you may love this one. If you’ve never tried a stout, here’s a nice one to cut your teeth on. 1BVM #SBHJO t A thick tan head crowns this black stout and never totally disappears. The nose boasts a nice balance of roasted malt, sweetness from the oatmeal and a little bit of hops. The roasted malt, chocolate and coffee flavors remain on the tongue during the first sip and stay around during the long finish. Beer drinkers who enjoy oatmeal stouts will certainly want to try this seasonal during the cold winter months. +BCF[ .BSUJOF[ t This is another dark beer for the month that has a nice tan head. I really like oatmeal stouts and this one is pretty good with a bit of a smoky flavor. I thought it would have a bumped up ABV but this one is only 5.3%.
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NEWS4U | MUSIC REVIEWS The Narrative Golden Silence Self-Released I like to think I’m usually pretty good at judging a band by its cover, or at least their general motif. So when I stumbled across The Narrative, I assumed it was going to be just another indie one guy/one girl group. I’m glad I was (mostly) wrong about it being derivative (See? Now it’s in writing that I’ve admitted a mistake), because Golden Silence is a refreshing take on a familiar formula. Something striking about this duo is their ability to use electronics and guitars more organically than most bands. Too many rely on overly glitchy/gritty keyboards/drum processors and scratchy guitars (See: The entire subgenre known as “electroclash”), but here they complement rather than compete. Even the guitar playing itself bucks genre stereotypes; right off the bat, the opening two tracks “Moving Out” and “Chasing a Feeling” feature guitars certainly punchier than your average indie band. But as strong as the instrumentation is, the duo’s earnest and emotive weaving vocal harmonies really deserve the spotlight, perhaps best showcased by “Already Changed” and “Oklahoma Air.” It’s a quality all too often lacking among their peers. Maybe it’s just the inner Jimmy Eat World/Mineral/Texas Is the Reason fan in me talking, but it’s enough for me to recommend this album to anyone who likes music with its heart on its sleeve. - Jonathan Gluff
The Men Devil Music Sacred Bones Records They say styles are cyclical, and given the recent influx of bands inspired by the ‘60s and ‘80s in particular, I’m inclined to agree. Upon first listen, it’s easy to think The Men are just another band in this trend. But there’s some surprisingly robust songwriting buried not far underneath the garage rock/proto-punk crust. Opening track “Dreamer”makes it clear these Brooklyn punks aren’t afraid to eschew the punk trope of sloppy guitars with solid yet never overly showy playing on the solos. And by avoiding the rut of traditional chords and progressions, it’s clear they have a keener sense of melody and structure than your average punk band. Speaking of punk tropes and not following them, “Ridin’ On” and “Violate” show the wah pedal isn’t just for noodling, tacky, extended solos. Similarly, “Patterns” and “Hit the Ground” feature the decidedly unpunk harmonica playing an integral role in the melody. The bubbling-under-the-surface intensity of “Lion’s Den” recalls Hüsker Dü at their most raucous. It may be sacrilegious to favorably compare a band to Bob Mould & co., but it wouldn’t be wrong. Devil Music switches gears with a beautifully fingerpicked acoustic number. “Gun” is the best collaboration Ryan Adams and Chris Isaak never had, and while album closer “Fire” drags on a tad too long, it certainly doesn’t stop me from highly recommending this album. - Jonathan Gluff
The Interrupters Say It Out Loud Hellcat/Epitaph With so many artist and band comebacks lately, I would like to spotlight a fun new group. The Interrupters are a break-out ska band marking the scene with an upbeat but sure direction and a rarity for the genre: a female vocalist. In their second release, Say It Out Loud, you won’t find a boring song. Nearly every track feels like a blasting party of bubbly horns and runaway bass. Moving to the ruckus of the album for a second go-around as I type, if I could insert a smile emoticon here, I would. So much fun, there’s no other word for it. Within their sunny sound, vocalist Aimee “Interrupter” Allan has much to say. With a steadfast snarl, she sings of often unsung women. In “Jenny Drinks” she admits the world may not be ready, but she’s never “been so frustrated with humanity,” yet supposedly she’s the crazy one. Joined by ska legend Tim “Timebomb” Armstrong (Rancid) in the song “Phantom City," a lively story is sung about a city consumed by corrupt law. Intense, but throughout, their music remains a brassy splash of color. - Laura Engram
A Tribe Called Quest We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service Epic Records Group A Tribe Called Quest makes a truly boss return, after 18 years of separation between MCs Q-Tip, Jarobi, and Phife Dawg. Featuring collaborations from several artists, their sixth studio album, We Got It From Here… Thank You 4 Your Service, is a jazzy and eloquent, vastly representative hip hop title. The release is remarkable for having an old school quality that not only maintains its significance in our world today, but actually feels welcome and necessary. Velvety vocal flow with smooth vivacious beats completely saturate the complex rhymes and attentive social commentary in each track. In songs like “Conrad Tokyo," Phife Dawg unleashes sobering remarks about the trends coming of the Trump Era. In “Ego," Q-Tip articulates stirring human truths. The jazz offering of “Dis Generation” is the perfect backdrop for its message of hope. There are so many deeply valid topics presented, especially in “We the People…” which grounds the work in unapologetic reality. Unfortunately, MC Phife died towards the end of production for this album. The remaining members memorialized him through the touching song “Lost Somebody” and the album ends reflectively. - Laura Engram Call for Advertising Information (812) 426-6398 • January 2017
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NEWS4U | MUSIC REVIEWS Sum 41 13 Voices Hopeless Records The return of Dave “Brownsound” Baksh didn’t save Sum 41 from Deryck Whibly. The lyricist that wants to be a composer continues to ruin this band. The one thing Whibly, who takes credit for every track on this album, amazingly has still not learned is the idea which every other band in the punk genre breathes: Don’t take yourself too seriously. I was really excited to hear of Baksh’s return, and was hoping for that old Sum 41 magic that was felt in All Killer, No Filler and Chuck. I was hoping to hear a simmering snarl of guitar technique, leashed but heavily pulling a poppy chord progression and fun, aggressive lyrics. In 13 Voices, you hear this only once in a while, and the best offerings are definitely the deeply meaningful “Goddamn I’m Dead Again” and the title track. Yet, as an album, the lyrics are forgettable clichés and the music relies mostly on cheap, dramatic dynamic changes, unlike the last time Baksh was in the band. Despite his return, the band still isn’t writing the songs, and 13 Voices is no killer, mostly filler. - Laura Engram
Metallica Hardwired... To Self Destruct Rhino/Blackened Recordings ADA Few bands have exposed the seething, ravenous beauty hidden inside a heavily distorted electric guitar like Metallica has, and Hardwired… To Self-Destruct lives up to that reputation. It growls gorgeously, single after impressive single. I wouldn’t say this is their best album. The band long ago eased up on their genre-shattering musical complexity in favor of songs that create a vicious, yet moving sound. Although once you pass through all the top charted singles of the album, the latter half does become much more technically impressive, as in tracks like “Am I Savage?” and “Spit Out the Bone." The singles of the album are, yes, loads of brutal excitement, but definitely outshine in popularity the imagery and prowess of other songs. While “Moth Into Flame” smacks of punk in both style and lyrics - like what I expected of the recent Sum 41 album and didn’t get - musical flair like “ManUNkind” is interesting, while also begging important questions. Overall, in style and message, I don’t see much growth. Instead, the album nods with surety to the striking talent that Metallica always had an ambitious history of. - Laura Engram
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Childish Gambino Awaken, My Love! Glassnote I don’t know how I’ve managed to put off listening to Childish Gambino until now. I’ve been a big fan of Donald Glover’s for years; between his standup and his excellent portrayal of Troy Barnes on Community (a personal favorite show of mine), I’ve always enjoyed his work. So when Awaken, My Love! came up under “Recommended New Releases” on Google Play Music, I decided to finally give his music a chance, too. What surprised me most was that this album is much more James Brown than Danny Brown. I’d always heard Mr. Glover could rap, but apparently he can sing, too, and surprisingly well. There have been grumblings that his voice sounds too “processed” on this record, but clearly people are mistaking his heretofore unknown singing range - along with some varied and atypical rhythmic vocals - as Autotune or other studio magic. The controlled stuttering delivery of “California” sticks out as one of the most original approaches to a vocal in recent memory, while the powerful falsetto of “Terrified” is certainly not something one would expect from an artist who takes his stage name from an early internet Wu-Tang Clan rap name generator. I’m continually impressed by the talent Donald Glover displays. Now let’s hope this streak extends while he steps into Billy Dee Williams’ shoes as Lando Calrissian in the upcoming Han Solo film… - Jonathan Gluff
The Alpha Incident Odyssey Self-Released Adding the qualifier “progressive” to any genre of music usually signifies a band that takes said genre and expands upon it, often with increasingly complex compositions. Unfortunately in recent years, it’s seemed to mean nothing more than “band that plays 8-string guitars tuned down to F.” Fortunately, Evansville’s own The Alpha Incident bring a style that actually is worthy of bearing the “progressive metal” label. Just like their self-proclaimed influence - fellow progressive metallers Between the Buried and Me - they excel at smoothly transitioning between seemingly disparate movements within the same song. Lead-off track “Monolith” showcases the band switching seamlessly from pummeling double-bass and blast beats to brooding, atmospheric passages replete with hauntingly clean vocals. That’s not to say there aren’t other influences. While the synth closing “Lunar Flight” is eerily reminiscent of the opening of “Selkies: The Endless Obsession” off BTBAM’s Alaska, “Discovery” ends with a somber acoustic figure that Radiohead would’ve been proud of. Singer Michael Morrow likes to switch things up with vocals that recall The Black Dahlia Murder, The Red Chord, and Tool. Being a concept album based upon Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, closing track “The Room” fittingly yet organically brings back the end of opener “Monolith” to bookend the EP. If you like metal that challenges the conventions of the genre, support these local thrashers and pick up Odyssey. - Jonathan Gluff
NEWS4U | MOVIE REVIEWS
MOVIE R EVIEWS Kubo and the Two Strings (PG) Laika
When I first saw the cover choice for this issue of News4U, I had just thoroughly enjoyed this gorgeously imaginative movie, Kubo and the Two Strings. This film has a tender and moving, yet inquisitive embrace that I sincerely felt. And I figured, maybe sharing a few family films could balance out some of the heaviness in our world today. Kubo and the Two Strings begins darker than most children’s tales. Between light, colorful moments, horrors readily follow our main character, and Kubo himself admits “that really is the least of it. "The dreaded Moon King wants to hunt Kubo into a blind husk of a human being, without the capacity for love or empathy. The movie takes time developing this admittedly morbid motivation, so by the time it’s fully revealed we have already traveled a vibrantly large world, befriended memorable characters, and enjoyed every moment. The quest ultimately teaches Kubo to cherish his memories and his humanity. A children’s movie exploring these questions this passionately, yet this whimsically, is a real masterpiece. Kubo is definitely one of the most creative and meaningful films I’ve seen recently, and whether you have children or not, I suggest taking on its adventure. - Laura Engram
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If you think of the movie title Pete’s Dragon and remember catchy ditties with lyrics like “Passamaquaddy” and “Come back, by cracky, we'll share the happiest home in these hills” and “Groo, grugrugrugrugru,grooo—I love you too” don’t expect that this time around. If you remember lots of adorable conversations between an orphan boy and his invisible friend, this time it will be different. Don’t expect those things from the latest Disney remake. But whether you are seeing it with your children, or for nostalgia’s sake, do expect to leave happy, with your heart warmed, and that magical Walt Disney feeling that graces the classics. This incarnation of the lost and found classic takes a new approach. At first, I thought they mishandled Pete’s character, which seemed more like a version of Mowgli from The Jungle Book than Pete. However, as the story continues, it makes sense. Conversations carried mostly by the boy are often replaced by intensely heartfelt facial expressions and body language between Pete and Elliot. Instead of the story centering predominantly on Pete, it's an excitingly visual twofold tale of finding home. The acting is lovable, and the story captivatingly touching. - Laura Engram
January Movies Underworld Hidden Figures Amityville: The Awakening A Monster Calls The Comedian Sleepless Patriots Day Monster Trucks Live By Night
The Founder Split xXx: Return of Xander Cage A Dog’s Purpose Bastards Resident Evil: Final Chapter Gold
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NEWS4U | MOVIE PREVIEWS
Hidden Figures (PG)
Release Date: 1/6
The incredible untold story of Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson - brilliant African-American women working at NASA, who served as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in history: the launch of astronaut John Glenn into orbit, a stunning achievement that restored the nation's confidence, turned around the Space Race, and galvanized the world. The visionary trio crossed all gender and race lines to inspire generations to dream big.
The Founder (PG-13) Release Date: 1/20 Written by Robert Siegel (Big Fan), The Founder is a drama that tells the true story of how Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton), a salesman from Illinois, met Mac and Dick McDonald, who were running a burger operation in 1950s Southern California. Kroc was impressed by the brothers' speedy system of making the food and saw franchise potential. He maneuvered himself into a position to be able to pull the company from the brothers and create a billion-dollar empire.
xXx: Return of Xander Cage (Unrated)
Release Date: 1/20
The third explosive chapter of the blockbuster franchise that redefined the spy thriller finds extreme athlete turned government operative Xander Cage (Vin Diesel) coming out of self-imposed exile and on a collision course with deadly alpha warrior Xiang and his team in a race to recover a sinister and seemingly unstoppable weapon known as Pandora's Box. Recruiting an all-new group of thrill-seeking cohorts, Xander finds himself enmeshed in a deadly conspiracy that points to collusion at the highest levels of world governments. Packed with the series' signature deadpan wit and bad-ass attitude, xXx: Return of Xaander Cage will raise the bar on extreme action with some of the most mind-blowing stunts to ever be caught on film.
Gold (R)
Release Date: 1/27 Gold is the epic tale of one man’s pursuit of the American dream: to discover gold. Starring Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey (Interstellar, Dallas Buyers Club, The Wolf of Wall Street) as Kenny Wells, a modern day prospector desperate for a lucky break, he teams up with a similarly eager geologist and sets off on an amazing journey to find gold in the uncharted jungle of Indonesia. Getting the gold was hard, but keeping it would be even harder, sparking an adventure through the most powerful boardrooms of Wall Street. The film is inspired by a true story.
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NEWS4U | POLITICS
WORDS
FROM
WHITNEY by Whitney Patterson
TRI-STATE POLITICS with Bryan Fox
Pantsuit Nation has arrived in the Tri-State
What's on Your Mind? The internet lacks no abundance of wry chuckles about what kind of year 2016 was. I agree - it was strange to say the least. I'm not even going to mention the obvious - I feel like that's been done enough. Amidst the information overload, civil rights issues, and political turmoil, it feels like we've nearly lost our ability to communicate rationally and ya know, in person. When you share a following on social media yet can barely make eye contact in real life, something is amiss. "Oh, hey, there's so and so... oh. They looked right at me. Is it something I said on Facebook?!" Of course, I'm socially awkward anyway, and always assume everyone's mad at me, but I'm not the only one on this tip, am I right? So much is left to interpretation - a lack of emoji, punctuation, and "seen" messages that hang in the balance for days on end to no response. Dunno, I'm part of the generation that remembers what it was like before all of this, yet as an adult, I'm ensconced in it as well, both in my personal and professional life. Honestly, I get intensely sick of it, to the point where I randomly deactivate my accounts (minus Instagram, of course) for a few days just to get sucked back in, usually for work, because my job would be very difficult to do without it. Yeah, it really is a great tool for a lot of avenues business-wise, and for connecting with old friends, but for me personally, it has become somewhat of a bane, and an endless stream of frustration and annoyance. I don't really do New Year's resolutions, because I'm always a work in progress, no matter how sluggish or quick that progress may be. That being said, 2017's Facebook isn't going to see nearly as much of me, because that thing has become way too clingy and I need my personal space. Don't be a stranger, however. If we're connected on the keyboard, saying hello out and about won't be weird. Just don't be put off by my resting bitch face. That's just how I look. Signed, Whitney Patterson, someone desperately in need of a vacation
While the election has been over for more than a month, tensions remain high on both sides. This is evident based on posts, comments, and links seen via social media. Because of the polarization of candidates on both sides in this election, groups were formed, mostly online, supporting candidates from both sides. One of these groups is Pantsuit Nation. Pantsuit Nation (PSN), cleverly named after Hillary Clinton's trademark wardrobe, was set up to provide a forum for Clinton supporters to vent their frustrations at Trump and find a common bond supporting the would-be first female president. Even though the election is over and Clinton was defeated, this organization has arrived in the tri-state. Jamie Dill, who recently moved back to the area, is starting the PSN movement here in southwestern Indiana. "PSN founders are forming the movement into a non-profit status. This means PSN has taken a step back from engaging in political activities for or against candidates," she says. "The SW Indiana chapter is focusing on empowering rights for those who have been excluded and is fixated on what we can do in the communities to bring progress while we undergo the shift in power at the White House." Thus, even though PSN's candidate lost, they will remain steadfast in supporting people who felt left out and possibly belittled during this election cycle. For more info, visit Pantsuit Nation: SW Indiana Chapter on Facebook.
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NEWS4U | RELIGION
NEWS4U | LOCAL OPINION
ASK THE PASTOR
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with Kevin Fleming of First Presbyterian Church
WRITE STUFF
Q:
How can we stay on a new path in 2017?
with Jonathan Gluff
The new year always brings those promises we make to ourselves and others that we will somehow improve our lives and our living over the course of the next 365 days. “Resolutions” we call them. These are the grand, but illusive, dreams we have - that we will be better 8,765.82 hours from now than we are today.
Fandom-onium (Or Sell-ebrities)
And, as we all know, the resolutions soon go away. We revert to the comfortable practices we would disown and embrace the ways we would abandon.
I sometimes take for granted that I have some pretty cool and well-connected friends.
So, how do you stay on a new path? The evidence is clear: never walk alone. Study after study has proven the truth that there is strength in community. When we join with others in the same effort, our chance of success is greatly increased. I know of a woman who decided it was time for her to run. Frankly, most people in her age and in her condition wouldn’t dream of it. But she did. She started walking, then added a little running, and before long she was running her first 5K. But she didn’t run alone. She got a friend to run with her. The friend was company, understanding, and community. It became a shared experience. And she succeeded. You can become whatever you want to be. Find someone who shares your dream and believes in you and you will succeed! First Presbyterian Church is located at 609 SE 2nd St. / 812-423-6297.
The other day, I stumbled across a discussion on one of my friend’s Facebook posts that included a guy who happened to be the singer of one of my favorite bands. After seeing what he said weighing in on the subject, I decided I’d see if I could get a laugh out of him by responding with a lyric from an album they put out 10+ years ago as kind of an inside joke. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t nervous about possibly looking like a complete idiot before I finally clicked “Send,” but a short bit later he “Liked” my comment and tagged me in a response with a winking emoji. (I’d also be lying if I said I wasn’t really pumped about the fact that I made one of my favorite singers laugh.) I resisted my instinct to ask questions about my favorite songs and just generally fanboying out, avoiding the risk of others catching on to who he was. So I took my win and moved on. I hate our culture’s obsession with celebrity. Sure, I got a little excited that I just got to interact with a man whose musical contributions I greatly admire, but I recognize he’s a regular person and deserves privacy, too. And furthermore, placing such admiration on one person or group just for being famous truly harms our society as a whole. I absolutely loathe it when a brand/company uses a celebrity in their advertisements. I interpret it as nothing more than saying, “We think you’re shallow enough to buy our product/service just because of who we’re using to sell it to you.” I don’t know about anyone else, but I don’t appreciate the condescending assumption that I’ll spend my hard-earned money on a Lincoln just because Matthew McConaughey told me he drove them before he was paid to drive them. I’m not pretending I have a solution to make companies stop trying to make us buy Product X from Brand Y because Celebrity Z endorses it. And by all means, if Brand Y’s version of Product X is legitimately the best one, use it regardless of Celebrity Z’s endorsement. But if we can all stop feeling that celebrities are somehow magically different than/superior to us, that certainly would be a great start.
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SUCCESS STORIES & FUTURE FRIENDS
Each month we’ll be checking in with the VHS for the latest good news and to help find furever homes for some of their more unique/older residents.
ANIMAL SPOTLIGHT:
MEET PERDY, SANDY & PICASSO Perdy - Perdy is a female American Staffordshire Terrier/hound mix. She and her brother Pongo (who’s already been adopted) were transferred in to VHS from a neglect case in Illinois. They were the last two remaining dogs without a place to go, and were scheduled for euthanasia if no one took them. She enjoys chasing squirrels at Garvin Park at Cardio for Canines, and she’s got lots of energy so she’d make a great running/walking partner. Perdy is heartwormpositive, but her treatment will be covered by VHS! Her $100 adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, vaccines, heartworm test, and more. Contact VHS at (812) 426-2563 or at adoptions@ vhslifesaver.org for details!
Sandy -This gorgeous calico girl is up for adoption at the Vanderburgh Humane Society! She just turned 2 ½ years old, and has been waiting on a home for several months. She’s independent and does okay with other cats. She has what is commonly called the “cali-tude.â€? She’s affectionate and laid-back – when she wants to be! Sandy is already spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccinations and deworming, and ready to go home TODAY! Adopt Sandy for only $30!
Picasso - Picasso is a male American rabbit. He has a beautiful gray salt & pepper coat. His fur is very soft & he enjoys being handled. He doesn’t seem to mind other animals, either! He’s already neutered and ready to go to his indoor-only home TODAY for $30.
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ADOPTION SPOTLIGHT
DESTINY & ROOSEVELT 23-year-old Indianapolis resident Destiny Brooks was so determined to find a new best friend that no animal shelter was too far away. After losing her beloved family dog back in July, she took some time to grieve and then started looking at the websites of places all over Indiana - in Indianapolis, of course, Ft. Wayne, Muncie and then eventually Evansville. At the VHS, she came across a yearold Poodle/Schnauzer (or possibly Shih Tzu) mix named Roosevelt. "I saw his picture and was looking at him for about two weeks - kept calling to make sure he was still there, bugging the workers," Brooks laughs. Desperate to get her application accepted and to make the trip down to claim Roosevelt, she lucked out when the VHS held a rare Sunday event which meant that staff would be on-site and available to process the adoption rather than having to wait until the work week. Brooks immediately hopped in her car and headed for the shelter. "When I got there, he was already outside being a star, and I was like, 'Yup, that's my dog!' I don't want to share him - I think we're just going to be roommates and best friends."
NEWS4U | COMMUNITY & FAMILY Kentucky! Bike Show, Vendors, Fashion Shows, Miss Power Sports Contest, and more! All forms of powersports will be showcased – ATV, UTV, Campers and Motorcycles! Also hosting the American Bagger Magazine Baddest Bagger in Kentucky show as part of the River City PowerSports Show! This will feature 50 to 100 of the Top Big Front Wheel motorcycles in the USA! $12 Admission. Children 12 and Under Admitted Free. For tickets and more info, visit owensborocenter.com. Owensboro Convention Center: 501 W. 2nd St., Owensboro, KY
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Jan 21: Peter & Wendy
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Your child can star in the show! Auditions for students in Grades K-12 will be held Monday, Jan. 16 at 4pm. Come see local children star in the classic Peter Pan tale. Missoula Children’s Theatre travels the globe with an entire show in the back of their truck with everything from scripts, costumes, make up and more. For more info, visit riverparkcenter.org or call 270-687-2770. RiverPark Center: 101 Daviess St., Owensboro, KY
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Jan 28: Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live! Get ready for the ultimate playdate - 65 million years in the making - as Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live guides your family on a breathtaking tour that begins in pre-historic Australia. Brought to life by a team of skilled performers and puppeteers, and designed with the help of professional paleontologists. You won’t want to miss a minute of this fun, unique, entertaining and educational live show created by Erth Visual & Physical of Sydney, Australia. For more info, visit riverparkcenter.org or call 270-687-2770. RiverPark Center: 101 Daviess St., Owensboro, KY
Jan 28 & 29: Collectors Carnival Antiques & Flea Market The 2017 edition of the Collectors Carnival Antiques & Flea Market marks the 25th anniversary of the show, and it just keeps getting bigger and better every year. So come on out and be a part of the most popular tri-state event of its kind! Friday Set Up Shopping 3pm-6pm $15 per person Saturday Early Bird Shopping 7am-9am $5 per person Saturday Regular Hours 9am-4pm $2 per person Sunday Regular Hours 9am-3pm $2 per person Vanderburgh 4-H Center & Fairgrounds: 201 E. Boonville-New Harmony Rd.
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f you find yourself waiting impatiently for the opportunity to purchase boxes of delicious Girl Scout cookies each year, you're hardly alone. In fact, this time-honored tradition of supporting one of the nation's most beloved organizations has now reached a remarkable milestone as 2017 marks a century of Girl Scouts selling such classics as Thin Mints, Caramel deLites and Shortbread. And to properly acknowledge this incredible anniversary, a new variety of cookie is being introduced that is certain to gain a big following: S'mores. We're talking a crispy graham cookie double-dipped in a creme icing and enrobed in a chocolatey coating. Better yet, it's vegan and free of artificial colors, preservatives and partially hydrogenated oils. Simply put, this is one amazing cookie that you can feel good about enjoying! By purchasing boxes of Girl Scout cookies annually, you make it possible for the organization to continue making a positive impact on the community through a number of charitable activities, including making emergency-preparedness bags for seniors, collecting books for veterans and organizing a pageant for special-needs girls and women. In addition, selling Girl Scout cookies helps girls develop skills in goal setting, decision making, money management and business ethics as well as people skills. To learn more about the new cookie varieties and find out when Girl Scouts will be selling cookies near you, visit girlscoutcookies. org or use the official Girl Scout Cookie Finder app, free for your iOS Android phone or mobile device. For more info about Girl Scouts and how to join or volunteer, visit girlscouts-gssi.org.
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NEWS4U | COMMUNITY & FAMILY
YOUR GUIDE TO COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES IN JANUARY Jan 1-3: Ritzy's Fantasy of Lights This annual winter light show benefits local children and adults with disabilities. Drive-through event runs Thanksgiving through January 3 and features a mile of sparkling lights with more than 60 elaborate "fantasyland" scenes. Horse-drawn carriage rides available nightly (weather permitting) for additional cost. For more info, visit eastersealsswindiana.com or call 812-437-2627. 5 to 9 pm Fri.; 5 to 10 pm Sat. $7-25 per vehicle, depending on number of people. Garvin Park: Evansville, IN
Showcase features more than 100 exhibit booths focused on your special day - your wedding - or your prom! Bridal and prom retailers will share their products and services with attendees while extraordinary fashion shows, mini-event presentations and prize giveaways will take place throughout the day. So, mark the date and make your wishes come true! For tickets and more info, visit oldnationaleventsplaza.com. Old National Events Plaza: 715 Locust St., Evansville, IN / 11am
Jan 12: The Original Harlem Globetrotters During their 2017 World Tour, the famed team will feature a starstudded roster that includes Big Easy Lofton, Ant Atkinson, HiLite Bruton, Thunder Law, Bull Bullard and Cheese Chisholm, plus female stars TNT Lister and Ace Jackson. The Globetrotters’ oneof-a-kind show is unrivaled in the world of family entertainment. Every game will showcase incredible ball handling wizardry, rim-rattling dunks, trick shots, hilarious comedy and unequaled fan interaction. After the game, Globetrotter stars will sign autographs and take photos with fans. For tickets and more info, visit thefordcenter.com. Ford Center: 1 SE MLK Jr. Blvd., Evansville, IN / 7pm
Jan 7: 2017 DingerFest Dinger Bats has reached out to its friends and Team Dinger members to host a night of Question and Answer to raise money for local charities and players’ charities. General Admission tickets allow you to enjoy a night where big league players like Kyle Schwarber from Chicago and several young minor league players will answer questions from the crowd. A silent auction will also be on site to help raise money, and the items will be some of the best around. For tickets and more info, visit owensborocenter.com. Owensboro Convention Center: 501 W. 2nd St., Owensboro, KY / 8pm-11pm
Jan 7: Evansville Resolution Run Kick start your New Year's resolutions with a kids' timed one-mile run/walk, 5K, 10K, and 15K timed run/walk through Evansville's east side. All three races will include official bib timing by To The Finish, LLC. For more info, visit evansvilleresolutionrun.com. Wesselman Park: 551 N. Boeke Rd., Evansville, IN / 8:30am
Jan 8: Wedding & Prom Showcase The premier Local Wedding & Prom Event of the Year! Say “I do” to making your day the best that it can be! The Weddings & Prom
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Jan 12: Family Board Game Night Bring your family and friends for a fun evening of classic and new tabletop games at Family Board Game Night! Family Board Game Night is scheduled for the 2nd Thursday of each month as part of the Evansville Museum's Thursday After Rush Hour programming. All Thursday After Rush Hour activities are included with Museum admission or play for FREE every month by becoming a member! For more info, visit evansvillemuseum. org or call 812-425-2406. Evansville Museum: 411 SE Riverside Dr., Evansville, IN / 5pm
Jan 14 & 15: River City PowerSports Show The largest indoor motorcycle and powersports show in
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NEWS4U | FASHION ADVICE
Tri-State Fashion with Gina Mullis, Owner of Amerie
Welcome, 2017!: ‘Tis the season to step out of that fashion box and try something new
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t's a new year, and it's time to up your fashion game! This winter, the trick is to layer your styles to stay warm in the cold tri-state weather with the option to peel away the layers while indoors. The fun thing about winter 2017 is that the newest trend combines fun and playful looks from the 90’s with a very individualistic and eclectic look. Get ready to ring in the new year with a new you! Working our way from the top through a fun January look, let’s start with a fun knit hat to keep your head warm! You can find variations of this cozy cap almost anywhere, so choose one that fits your personal style. One way to keep it unique is to choose a hand-knit hat that benefits a cause. Find a variety of colors and styles for men and women at Amerie Boutique in Newburgh. Next, you will need warm outerwear to pull your entire style together. Try a vintage style bomber jacket in an earthy color like army green (shown). You can find variations of this jacket to make it your own unique look. These jackets are great to wear into spring, and can be easily layered with almost any colors and patterns. Try searching local boutiques for yours; Flutter Boutique in historic Newburgh carries this style (pictured) and more trendy outer wear.
You may consider wearing a sweater under your outerwear on a particularly cold day, but another fun way to layer is to wear a button style shirt or flannel with a graphic tee or tank layered under that. Single Thread Boutique carries a variety of plaid button up style tops that would look great with your hat and bomber jacket. Try a motivational graphic tee under your plaid like this henna hand flowy tee from Amerie (shown) to add a touch of interest. Choose any style of jeans to pull your look together. Try skinny jeans with boots and maybe even add boot socks or leg warmers to your look for contrast. House of Bluez is known for their wide variety of bottoms, and check out Flutter for super trendy boots! Throw on some layered bracelets and necklaces to finish your look, and remember to always try to shop local boutiques for the newest style trends! Amerie Positive-Purpose Boutique is located at 10 W. Jennings St. in Newburgh.
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NEWS4U | ARTS & ACTIVITIES contortionists, acrobats, jugglers and musicians. Hailed by the New York Post as “Dazzling,'” the astounding feats performed in this action-packed Cirque Dream are enhanced with spectacular costumes nominated for an American Theatre Wing Best Costume Design Award. L.A. Times calls it “Jaw dropping! A whiz-bang family friendly spectacle.” From the Butterfly Ballet and Flipping Monkeys to Hopping Frogs and Stretching Lizards, this world-class explosion of imagination, athleticism and Broadway theatrics will exhilarate and entertain audiences of all ages. For more info, visit riverparkcenter.org or call 270-687-2770. RiverPark Center: 101 Daviess St., Owensboro, KY
her sound, the tune is laid bare against understated atmospherics and a howling electric guitar. It’s a gorgeous reminder that while Lambert may be sitting on country music’s throne, her feet remain on the ground,” adds Entertainment Weekly. Ford Center: 1 SE MLK Jr. Blvd., Evansville, IN / 7pm
Jan 26: America
Jan 22: Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella is the Tony Award®- winning Broadway musical from the creators of The Sound of Music and South Pacific that’s delighting audiences with its contemporary take on the classic tale. This lush production features an incredible orchestra, jaw-dropping transformations and all the moments you love - the pumpkin, the glass slipper, the masked ball and more - plus some surprising new twists! Be transported back to your childhood as you rediscover some of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s most beloved songs, including “In My Own Little Corner,”“Impossible/It’s Possible” and “Ten Minutes Ago,” in this hilarious and romantic Broadway experience for anyone who’s ever had a wish, a dream...or a really great pair of shoes. Old National Events Plaza: 715 Locust St., Evansville, IN / 7pm
Their signature song "A Horse With No Name” made America a global household name and paved the way for an impressive string of hits like "I Need You," "Ventura Highway," "Don't Cross The River," "Tin Man," "Lonely People," and "Sister Golden Hair" that were cornerstones of 1970’s Top 40 and FM rock radio. The combination of founding members Gerry Beckley’s melodic pop rock and Dewey Bunnell’s use of folk-jazz elements, slinky Latinleaning rhythms and impressionistic lyric imagery contrasted well with former member Dan Peek's more traditional country-rock leanings and highly personal lyrics. Forty plus years later, Gerry and Dewey are still making music together, touring the world and thrilling audiences with their timeless sound. For tickets and more info, visit victorytheatre.com. Victory Theatre: 600 Main St., Evansville, IN / 7:30pm
Jan 26: Miranda Lambert: "Highway Vagabond Tour" Known for her energetic, fun as well as emotional live performances, Miranda is ready to kick it up a notch in 2017 with new stories and new music. Joining her on the "Highway Vagabond Tour" are special guests Old Dominion and Aubrie Sellers. Her first single “Vice” is swiftly climbing the charts at radio and has her fans and critics swooning alike. “Lambert is one of the best songwriters in the game, and “Vice’s” gloomy heartbreak is masterfully done," as reported by USA Today. “It marks a shift in
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YOUR GUIDE TO AREA MUSIC & ART ACTIVITIES IN JANUARY Jan 12: Ron White Ron “Tater Salad” White, best known as the cigar-smoking, scotchdrinking funnyman from the “Blue Collar Comedy” phenomenon, makes his return to Evansville with his new stand-up show. White has achieved three Grammy nominations, a Gold Record, two of the top rated one-hour specials in Comedy Central history, a book that appeared on the New York Times Best Seller List, and CD and DVD sales of over 10 million units. Currently, White can be seen in music-industry vet Cameron Crowe, and renowned director JJ Abrams’ new Showtime series, Roadies. White plays road-tested tour manager Phil, in a critically praised performance. For tickets and more info, visit victorytheatre.com. Victory Theatre: 600 Main St., Evansville, IN / 8pm
Harris, Ronnie Milsap, Iggy Pop, the Neville Brothers, Rosanne Cash, the Jeff Healey band, Willie Nelson, Steve Earle, Linda Ronstadt, and even cartoon bear band of Disney's 2002 film, The Country Bears. John Hiatt has 11 Grammy nominations and his numerous awards include induction into Nashville Songwriter's Hall of Fame and the 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award in songwriting from the American Music Association. Hiatt has released 19 studio albums. For tickets and more info, visit victorytheatre.com. Victory Theatre: 600 Main St., Evansville, IN / 7pm
Jan 21: Mozart, Haydn & Beethoven - From Enlightenment to Revolution The Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra is set to start 2017 off in Classics fashion with a stirring performance featuring the works of Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven. Maestro Savia and his players will be joined by Tessa Lark, the Silver Medalist of the 2014 International Violin Competition of Indianapolis and the highest ranked American-born winner in the competition's history. She is also the winner of the prestigious 2016 Avery Fisher Career Grant, awarded to musicians identified as having great potential for major careers. Both Mozart pieces were composed as the ink was drying on the Declaration of Independence. The Haydn "Surprise" Symphony and Beethoven Violin Concerto are both products of the transformative time period that saw revolutions in America and Europe. For tickets and more info, visit victorytheatre.com. Victory Theatre: 600 Main St., Evansville, IN / 7pm
Jan 17: Lyle Lovett & John Hiatt A singer, composer, and actor, Lyle Lovett has broadened the definition of American music in a career that spans 14 albums. Coupled with his gift for storytelling, the Texas-based musician fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues in a convention-defying manner that breaks down the barriers. Lovett has appeared in 13 feature films as well as on stage and television. Among his many accolades, besides the four Grammy Awards, he was given the Americana Music Association's inaugural Trailblazer Award, and was recently named the Texas State Musician. Since his self-titled debut in 1986, Lyle Lovett has evolved into one of music's most vibrant and iconic performers. His oeuvre, rich and eclectic, is one of the most beloved of any living artist working today. Over thirty-five years after the release of his debut album, John Hiatt remains one of America's most respected and influential singer-songwriters. John Hiatt's songs have been covered by artists as diverse as Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy, Emmylou
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Jan 22: Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy Created and directed by renowned theatrical and circus impresario Neil Goldberg, Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy is an exotic encounter inspired by nature’s unpredictable creations brought to life by an international cast of soaring aerialists, spine-bending
NEWS4U | LOCAL WRITER
"THE SACRIFICE" BY JOHN THURGOOD
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make it a point to look her in the eyes. I owe her that much. She looks young, no older than sixteen. The pool of virgins gets younger and younger each year. I’m not sure if this is on the priest’s orders, but I wouldn’t be surprised. He was only promoted three summers ago, and it makes sense that he would try to distinguish himself. I guess he thinks the virgins are more potent at this younger age. Who’s to say? One thing I do know is that if it doesn’t start raining soon, we’re all going to starve to death. The virgin gives me a hollow stare. She has eyes like the burning blue at the center of a pyre, and even from where I’m standing as a flagbearer, I can see that she’s holding back tears. I hope she is potent. It would be a shame for her to go through all this for nothing.
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The Joys of New Mommahood POST GRAD PERSPECTIVE FROM MARISA PATWA
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ov. 30, 2016 will forever be the most cherished day of my life. It was the day I became a mother. It was the day my life changed from being centered around my wants and needs to being centered around my daughter's. It was also the start of a new journey filled with the cutest, tiny pink human clothing you could imagine, losing pacifiers at a rate I can only liken to bobby pins and dealing with more bodily fluids than I ever thought imaginable. Before I could even dampen the washcloth for her first bath at home, she began to pee in the tub - the lavish baby whirlpool spa bath I insisted was on our baby registry over a simpler $20 tub. Then there was the carseatpoopsplosion incident. I won’t go into too many details but let’s just say that it involved my baby’s bottom, a very soiled diaper and an expensive car seat that took over an hour to clean up. But I’m not complaining. I’m reveling. I’m rejoicing. Because every second that I get to care for this perfect, beautiful human I’ve created is worth it.
The priest turns to face the horde of villagers, and the virgin reluctantly does the same. I can see her slender shoulders through her sheer, white raiment and hood. She is slouching a little, and her neck tightens when the priest raises his abarist and sends the crowd into a frenzy. They’re going crazy with cheers for renewal. Two guards lead the virgin to the sacred stone and tie her wrists and ankles. She is given a bandana soaked in jimson weed. A similar mixture is used by the elders to breach the path to the gods, but compared to her bandana, the elders may as well be sipping ginger wine.
Even when I’m exhausted at 3 a.m. in the morning, rocking her, bouncing her on my knee, singing to her and rubbing her back. Even when she goes through too many diapers in a day to count and fights me every step of the way while I’m changing her. Because every time I look into her dark brown little eyes, rub the smooth heels of her feet and run my fingers tenderly through her thick black hair, I am reminded that she isn’t just my responsibility, she is my gift.
The priest turns to the crowd with a flourish, and the crowd wails. He motions to the drummers, and they pick up an unworldly pulse. He rattles his abarist and side steps in front of the virgin, crouching low and sneering. The white chalk and ash on his face start to run with sweat, and he begins a low rolling chant that sounds incredibly similar to a song I often sing to my daughter before bedtime. The drums pulse and the priest chants. A blade glints in the sun. The horde pails, and I pray to the gods that my daughter is at home safe in her bed.
So for any new mothers out there struggling with brutal nighttime feedings, impossible laundry loads and questionable fluids everywhere, don’t despair. You are not alone. Everyone’s experience is different and that is ok. You are NOT a superhuman - you are a mother. And that is the hardest job on the planet. But it is also the greatest new joy of my life.
But even though I love my daughter, in my darkest sleep deprived states, a tiny flicker of me resents her. Does that make me a bad mother? No. It makes me a human. My own mom had to remind me of that.
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Just for laughs: Evansville native collaborates on bizarre sketch comedy concept album via Kickstarter
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former die-hard collector of News4U magazines (the bulk of which may or may not be currently stored in a "foreboding storage space" by his parents), Jared Jeffries left Evansville some years ago to pursue his interest in improv and sketch comedy. He first landed in Chicago for at least one obvious reason - it's home to Second City, the long-running comedy club/ theatre/school of improv that has spawned such stars as Key & Peele, Steve Carell and Tina Fey. In short, the Windy City is the place to be if you're a budding comedic type from the Midwest. While there, Jeffries not only got involved in the comedy community, he was singled out for his work, including an award for Inkling Chicago's "Best New Improv Group" (Chicago Magazine) and
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praise for his collaboration on Exquisite Corpse, an official selection of the 2013 New York Television Festival. The pilot episode of this surrealist production presented "an absurd, interconnected world with fat camps, vengeful janitors, a quest for the perfect lover, murderous eagles, dream dance fantasias, deity murder and much more." After a string of successes in Chicago, Jeffries moved on to Brooklyn, NY where he currently resides and continues to follow his comedic dreams. His latest endeavor, A Gift You Didn't Ask for from Friends You Never Had, is an ambitious, one-of-a-kind comedy album created with fellow Exquisite Corpse-er Peyton Brown - a project four years in the making. The two improv vets share a similar style and a determination to think outside the box. "Once we started working together, I realized we were really good at riffing off of each other, and we both wanted to do something really unorthodox," Jeffries says. "It [the album] was meant to be a sketch show, and that's how the majority of side one was written. But we realized the show would need a huge cast and props and money." Clearly, they needed a plan B. That's when Jeffries came across a historic piece of vinyl by the Firesign Theatre called How Can You Be In Two Places At Once When You're Not Anywhere At All? It may have only set him back a buck at the time, but the
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album's influence was immediate and invaluable. "It blew my mind," Jeffries says. "I showed it to Peyton and we both kind of looked at each other like, '[Our project's] got to be a record.'" Once the guys had agreed on the format, the next step was to create the flip side of the vinyl something that would serve as a deserving sequel to side A. "We re-wrote the material many times, tossing out whole concepts and starting over again," Jeffries explains. "Then the editing and mixing took months because there was so much to sift through - hours upon hours of line readings and dozens of tracks of sound effects." In fact, the sound design proved to be as complex as a movie in some places. But despite all the hurdles, the two award-winning comedians finally completed this off-the-wall labor of love - described as "like Sgt. Pepper's, but slightly funnier" - and are now offering the album on Kickstarter in return for a $20 donation. Most importantly, they humbly ask for your undivided attention in this multi-tasking digital age. "We want you to actually sit down and listen to this record. It was only designed to really work that way." To order, visit kickstarter.com (search Peyton Brown or Jared Jeffries).
NEWS4U | MUSIC ZACH ASHBY WAYLON JENNINGS - THE LOST NASHVILLE SESSIONS HANK WILLIAMS JR. - IT'S ABOUT TIME STURGILL SIMPSON - A SAILOR'S GUIDE TO EARTH CHRIS STAPLETON - TRAVELLER WILLIE NELSON - FOR THE GOOD TIMES: A TRIBUTE TO RAY PRICE
MOCK ORANGE DAVID BOWIE - BLACKSTAR ANDREW BIRD - ARE YOU SERIOUS JAMES BLAKE - THE COLOUR IN ANYTHING
JAKE MARTIN OF THE SMOKE RINGS RADIOHEAD - A MOON SHAPED POOL RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS - THE GETAWAY BOB DYLAN - THE REAL ROYAL ALBERT HALL 1966 CONCERT DAVID BOWIE - BLACKSTAR LEONARD COHEN - YOU WANT IT DARKER
THE MUSIC: ALYSSA & CHUCK ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - LIVE AT FILLMORE EAST PINK FLOYD - DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
BON IVER - 22, A MILLION
JIMI HENDRIX - BEST OF
A TRIBE CALLED QUEST - WE GOT IT FROM HERE...
LINDA RONDSTADT - BEST OF VOL. 1
ANGEL RHODES SIA - THIS IS ACTING
ERIC CLAPTON - ME & MR. JOHNSON * A&C PREFER MUSIC FROM ANOTHER ERA
REED FOUR
RIHANNA - ANTI
FRANK OCEAN - BLONDE
DEFTONES - GORE
RADIOHEAD - A MOON SHAPED POOL
X-AMBASSADORS - VHS 2.0
PJ HARVEY - THE HOPE SIX DEMOLITION PROJECT
BEYONCE - LEMONADE
HEATH & MOLLY
VEKTOR - TERMINAL REDUX KID CUDI - PASSION, PAIN & DEMON SLAYIN'
FIRST AID KIT - STAY GOLD BRANDI CARLILE - FIREWATCHER'S DAUGHTER JOHN MELLENCAMP - PLAIN SPOKEN OLD CROWE MEDICINE SHOW - REMEDY FIRST AID KIT - THE LION'S ROAR
STEVE TYNER of JBHD DAVID BOWIE - BLACKSTAR BON IVER - 22, A MILLION LEONARD COHEN - YOU WANT IT DARKER DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS - AMERICAN BAND RADIOHEAD - A MOON SHAPED POOL
2016 LOCAL ALBUMS OF NOTE THE ALPHA INCIDENT - ODYSSEY CALABASH - QUASAR [QUASI STELLAR RADIO SOURCE] HEATH & MOLLY - NO CHRISTMAS IN KENTUCKY MAD WOMEN - AT ASHBROOKE
CARRIE LYN & THE STRING GETUP BLACKBERRY SMOKE - LIKE AN ARROW
MOCK ORANGE - PUT THE KID ON THE SLEEPY HORSE
MARGO PRICE - MIDWEST FARMER'S DAUGHTER
REED FOUR - BEDFORD TO BELLEMEADE
SHOVELS & ROPE - LITTLE SEED
STOLEN REMAINS - FOREVERMORE
BOB WEIR - BLUE MOUNTAIN DAVID BOWIE - BLACKSTAR
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ALBUMS OF 2016
Over the course of the last year, we profiled a number of great local and regional bands, many of which released new albums or are in the process of writing and recording new material. With that in mind, we wanted to know what artists caught their attention in 2016? What sounds and styles shaped their own songs? Well, it turns out there's quite a bit of consensus on that matter. And a little diversity for good measure. But enough backstory. Here are the TOP 5 ALBUMS of 2016 (or close enough) according to the tri-state's best bands. See if you agree.
JUNKYARD STEREO
CASONE
CHRIS STAPLETON - TRAVELLER
BON IVER - 22, A MILLION
BLACKBERRY SMOKE - LIKE AN ARROW
DRAKE - IF YOU'RE READING THIS IT'S TOO LATE
BLACK STONE CHERRY - KENTUCKY BEAT DADDYS - HOODOO THAT WE DOO JOE BONAMASSA - BLUES OF DESPERATION
LINDSEY WILLIAMS
DRAKE & FUTURE - WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE BANKS & STEELZ - ANYTHING BUT WORDS GLASS ANIMALS - HOW TO BE A HUMAN BEING
SHAWN BRASHEAR
ERIC JOHNSON - EJ
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE - PAINTING WITH
STING - 57TH AND 9TH
OF MONTREAL - INNOCENCE REACH
STURGILL SIMPSON - A SAILOR'S GUIDE TO EARTH
HOW TO DRESS WELL - CARE
MARIANAS TRENCH - ASTORIA
BEYONCÉ - LEMONADE
THE COLD STARES - DARK DARK BLUE
ANDY BRASHER
BON IVER - 22, A MILLION
CALABASH
VARIOUS ARTISTS - TROLLS SOUNDTRACK
BAND OF HORSES - WHY ARE YOU OK
ANDERSON PAAK - MALIBU
RADIOHEAD - A MOON SHAPED POOL
STURGILL SIMPSON - A SAILOR'S GUIDE TO EARTH
JACK DEJOHNETTE - IN MOVEMENT
BLACKBERRY SMOKE - LIKE AN ARROW
A TRIBE CALLED QUEST - WE GOT IT FROM HERE...
DRIVE BY TRUCKERS - AMERICAN BAND
CALABASH - QUASAR
ALPHA INCIDENT
MIKE WHEELER
THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN DISSOCIATION
DANNY BROWN - ATROCITY EXHIBITION
RADIOHEAD - A MOON SHAPED POOL
CASS MCCOMBS - MANGY LOVE
PORCHES - POOL EVERY TIME I DIE - LOW TEENS THE BLACK QUEEN - FEVER DAYDREAM
JOSH MERRITT STURGILL SIMPSON - A SAILOR'S GUIDE TO EARTH DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS - AMERICAN BAND
BOB WEIR - BLUE MOUNTAIN TOWN MOUNTAIN - SOUTHERN CRESCENT AARON LEE TASJAN - SILVER TEARS
MAD WOMEN ADELE - 25 ELLE KING - LOVE STUFF
ROBERT ELLIS - ROBERT ELLIS
MIRANDA LAMBERT - THE WEIGHT OF THESE WINGS
BRENT COBB - SHINE ON RAINY DAY
ERIC CHURCH - MR. MISUNDERSTOOD
SOUTHERN FAMILY - COMPILATION
CHRIS STAPLETON - TRAVELLER
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THE BLUES WITH BRAGIN January's Featured Release: Resurrection By: Gaetano Letizia & The Underworld Blues Rock Band
STOLEN REMAINS Streamlined metal band returns with diverse but undeniably heavy new EP
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t's been exactly two years since Evansville's Stolen Remains released new material, but the guys have kept busy in the interim, playing shows both in town and at metal-friendly venues in Kentucky and Tennessee. They've also dealt with some lineup changes, having slimmed down to a lean quartet featuring Brandon Oost (vocals), Mike VanBibber (guitar), Carlos Ross (bass) and Drew Gray (drums). Thankfully, the shake-up hasn't dimmed the fury. Not judging by Forevermore, the new 6-song EP which was recorded through Chasing Dreams Productions in Washington, IN. The fire of the band's previous studio work burns bright, clearly evident on the relentless opening track, "Blood Runs Dry," but there's also an obvious attempt to branch out musically, to explore different directions. "Our main goal for this effort was to create a new diversity within our sound," Oost explains. "We wanted every song to sound different from one another and stand out from the other tracks. I feel that we accomplished that goal." This conscious effort to evolve is most noticeable on "Diablo Vecina" which finds Oost actually singing the verses rather than howling with unchecked vitriol. Here, as with other gems like "Self Incinerate" and the title track, there's a serious 90's rock vibe, recalling elements of Saliva and Stone Temple Pilots, even Living Color (technically late 80's). What makes the EP work so well, however, is the band's ability to absorb these more melodic influences but maintain an undeniably heavy edge - easily achieved by VanBibber's unstoppable Zakk Wylde-ian guitar assault coupled with the punishing rhythm section of Ross and Gray. But make no mistake, Oost holds it all together with his energy drinkfueled screams that drive the pounding "Hollow Point" and "United We Fall." Kick ass.
Extraordinary guitarist returns with solid new release through Blind Raccoon Records
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esurrection begins with the title track, a short but powerful instrumental that sets the tone for the rest of the album with a classic blues beat and Letizia’s stellar guitar skills.
The tracks “Old Guitar Player," “Hot & Cold Woman," “Standing by the Door” and “Nothin to Me” provide a funkier feel with a serious groove; the former two also feature a nice horn section that's bright and punchy and both songs showcase the fine bass playing abilities of Larry Keller. “Purgatory” is a rocking tune that keeps an up-tempo beat. “Mr. Bad Luck," the longest song on the album, does a great job of taking turns showcasing Letizia’s guitar, Keller’s bass and the horn section. “Talk to Myself” returns the focus to the bass guitar and horn section, but adds a chill and psychedelic vibe from the guitar solo in the middle of the song as well as a second guitar track playing alongside a saxophone near the end of the song. The album ends with “Ascension," an enjoyable and fitting close for a solid album that effortlessly blends musical styles throughout. Anyone with an interest in jazz or blues will want to give Resurrection a listen. - Paul Bragin, WUEV Blues Producer For more info on Gaetano Letizia, visit gaetanoletizia.com, underworldblues.com or blindraccoon.com
Forevermore will be available for digital download on iTunes, Spotify, CD Baby, etc. early this year. Physical copies will soon be available at shows. Follow Stolen Remains: stolenremains.com, facebook.com/ stolenremains13, reverbnation.com/stolenremains
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NEWS4U | LOCAL/REGIONAL MUSIC
STEVE TYNER
Community service: Jenny's Bad Hair Day frontman on a mission to make tri-state bands sound good
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so I'm trying to get good fast and be taken seriously," he says.
about it," he explains. Black Cat Recording was born ( he has a cat - and it's black).
Never mind the late start, the former Berklee College of Music student is making progress, all right, devouring every online tutorial, reading extensively, and most importantly, conferring with professionals, such as Tool producer Sylvia Massy. "She's the coolest," Tyner gushes. "I can talk to big time engineers like her on [Facebook] Messenger and they actually give me advice." But while he's taking a crash course in recording, Tyner is hardly new to the music industry, having played in numerous bands of the 90's alt-rock variety while living in Boston and Nashville. "I went on a bunch of tours and wrote some songs for TV shows like Keeping Up with the Kardashians and Kyle XY," he says, noting that royalty checks still show up in the mail periodically. But big cities can drain the pocketbook not to mention the soul. So Tyner relocated to Evansville in 2014, admittedly burned out on music - and tapped out creatively. Ironically, the reprieve from writing and performing spurred him into action. "It was perfect, because I had always been into audio engineering and now I had the chance to explore it and get serious Local Band Callosum Recording at Black Cat
Of course, as just about any music fan in the tri-state knows, Tyner didn't stay away from the stage for long. While delving into his new passion, he found time to form Jenny's Bad Hair Day, and the success of the band has helped to fund Black Cat - to build up the studio in the renovated home he bought upon his return. Wisely, Tyner padded the living room walls with extra insulation for sound-proofing and then converted a spare bedroom into a control room. "The sound I'm getting is so much more than I expected," he says. "I'm doing my recording as a hobbyist, but the techniques I'm employing are world-class." Over the last year or so, he's worked with several artists - mostly acoustic; however, he tracked his first full-on live band, Callosum, last month. The excellent results of this collaboration - as heard on the British rock-influenced "Lost at Sea" - have only strengthened Tyner's resolve to be an asset to the tri-state music community. "I want to help these bands - maybe produce them," he says. "It's not just recording for me, it's helping people with a vision. I want them to be proud when they hand someone their music - I want them to be able to say THIS IS MY BAND."
his is a great time to be in music production," says 32-year-old musician and Black Cat Recording owner Steve Tyner, clearly energized by the subject at hand. The brainchild behind the very popular local cover band Jenny's Bad Hair Day is referring to the availability of "great gear for pretty cheap" - a leveling of the audio engineering playing field. Gone are the days of relying on hyper-expensive professional studios to get a good sound; now it's possible to create high quality mixes right in the comfort of your living room, and that's what's got Tyner so jazzed. He only wishes he had started down this path a bit earlier. "At my age, most people have already been in this game for 10 years,
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NEWS4U | LOCAL PERSONALITY
JESSE DANIELS:
PHOTOGRAPHER
Camera ready: Early near-death experience spurs need to preserve memories, leads to photo career
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t's a miracle that Jesse Daniels became a photographer. To be more accurate, it's a miracle that he lived to become one.
Truth be told, the 35-year-old Evansville resident is lucky that he made it past the age of three considering the harrowing 24 hours that his family and nearly 1500 volunteers spent looking for him in the woods of Nashville, TN on a freezing cold October day and night back in 1984. Daniels' dad was trying to make it in the music business at the time - thus, the Music City connection while mom held down the fort. Everything was copacetic. And then all hell broke loose. Well, their beloved dog, Willie, got loose and headed for the trees, chasing after another dog at top speed. Little Jesse instinctively ran after him, leaving his afternoon cartoons playing on the television. Unfortunately, mom was up to her neck in laundry at that very moment and didn't notice anything was amiss - until it was too late. By then, both Jesse and Willie were lost deep in the woods and soon the hunt for them went national with the story running on major networks; helicopters were employed, the whole city seemingly on the lookout. Still, time passed with no word. Meanwhile, police tried to find a piece of clothing
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or bed sheets with little Jesse's scent, but everything had literally just been cleaned. Then just as hope was fading, a happy ending. The two best friends were located at an area landfill, Willie covering up little Jesse to keep him warm. "Some of the best photos of me, mom and dad were from the newspapers then, so maybe that's what got me started down the path of photography - the idea of preserving memories," Daniels says, reflecting on his near-death experience. But even though the seed was planted early on, it took a bit of nudging to make the leap into such a crowded, competitive field later in life.Yes, he had the talent and the education
following summer I shot about 12 weddings." Of course, Daniels never intended to be a wedding photographer. He's a natural behind the camera, and has branched out into other areas; however, he's also pragmatic and weddings pay the bills in the tri-state market. Especially when you're really good at what you do. So good, in fact, that Daniels eventually had to bring his wife on board to help run the business - which officially became Jesse & Gena Photography in 2008. "I gave her a camera and said, 'Be my second shooter' - and now she's better than me, she's got the eye," he says. "Working with Gena is pretty awesome - we're our own bosses and get to plan the way we spend our time."
"WORKING WITH GENA IS PRETTY AWESOME - WE'RE OUR OWN BOSSES" in the form of numerous art classes at UE. But it wasn't until after Daniels graduated and a senior at the university suggested, 'Why don't you shoot my wedding?' that something clicked - like the lens of a camera. Well, things didn't go quite that smoothly. "I think I threw up before that first wedding shoot," Daniels laughs. "Being a guy, I didn't even know what the parts of the ceremony were. But I took to it really quick. The
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One way the couple likes to spend their (limited) free time these days is walking around downtown Evansville with their new baby, soaking up the ambiance of the city. "We moved into a loft a couple of years ago, and that was huge for our creative souls - sometimes it's like a movie set on the downtown streets," Daniels says, a little wistful that he didn't live near the riverfront earlier in life. But everything is once again copacetic. Now if only he could get a weekend or a holiday off on occasion... For more info, visit jesseandgena.com.
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WE WERE THERE!
Melissa Etheridge December 14, 2016 @ The Victory Theatre Photos by: Kayla Hands
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CLUBS & PUBS Al’s Corner Pub 301 W. Columbia St. Evansville, IN 812- 909-2249 Algonquins III 213 U.S. Hwy. 41 S. Henderson, KY 270- 827-4313 BackStage Bar & Grill Evansville, IN 524 Main St. 812-424-5020 Blush Ultralounge (Tropicana Evansville) 421 NW Riverside Dr. Evansville, IN 812-433-4000 Bob’s Lounge 907 N. Fares Evansville, IN 812-425-4929 Boiler Room Bar 1100 N. Walnut St. Owensboro, KY 270-684-4999 Bokeh Lounge 1007 Parrett St. Evansville, IN 812-909-0388 Break Time Bar & Grill 1323 S. Barker Ave Evansville, IN 812-602-1756 Buck’s Tavern 1005 N. Fulton Ave. Evansville, IN 812-429-0055 Buster & Becky’s 1000 N. Garvin Evansville, IN 812-423-7616 Carson’s Brewery 2404 Lynch Rd. Evansville, IN 812-759-8229 Chilly Willy’s 3039 Claremont Ave. Evansville, IN
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812-423-0726 Corner Bar 2668 Mt. Vernon Ave. Evansville, IN 812- 425-5059 Cricket’s 518 W. Main St. Newburgh, IN 812-858-2782 Darmstadt Inn 13130 Darmstadt Rd. Evansville, IN 812-867-7300 Darren’s Pub 713 N. Green St. Henderson, KY 270-827-2206 Dave’s Sports Den 701 N. Weinbach Ave. Evansville, IN 812-479-8887 Deerhead Sidewalk Café 222 E. Columbia Ave. Evansville, IN 812-425-2515 De Vonna’s 919 North Park Dr. Evansville, IN 812-401-9400 Doc’s Nightclub 1305 Stringtown Rd. Evansville, IN 812-401-1201 Double D’s 1206 E. Main St. Boonville, IN 812-897-8813 Enigma Bar & Grill 4044 Professional Ln. Newburgh, IN 812-490-0600 Franklin Street Tavern 2126 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-401-1313 Fred’s Bar & Grill
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Your guide to local watering holes around the Tri-State. From taverns to dance clubs, there is something for everyone!
421 Read St. Evansville, IN 812-423-8040 Gerst Haus 2100 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-424-1420 Hagedorn’s Tavern 2037 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-423-0794 Haynie's Corner Pub 1114 SE Parrett St. Evansville, IN 812-423-8221 Highland Inn 6620 N. 1st Ave. Evansville, IN 812-402-2544 Hoosiers Lounge (Tropicana Pavilion) 450 N.W. Riverside Dr. Evansville, IN 812-433-4100 Horstketter’s Tavern 5809 Stringtown Rd. Evansville, IN 812-423-0692 J's Sports Bar & Grill 1602 S. Vann Ave. Evansville, IN 812-401-2266 KC’s Corner Pocket 1819 N. Fulton Ave. Evansville, IN 812-428-BALL KC’s Time Out Lounge & Grill Washington Square Mall Evansville, IN 812-437-9920 Koodie Hoo’s 231 W. 2nd St. Mt. Vernon, IN 812-838-5202 Korner Inn 15 W. Main St. Elberfeld, IN
812-983-4200 Lakeview Inn 515 W. Washington Ave. Chandler, IN 812-925-7384 Lamasco Bar & Grill 1331 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-437-0171 Legends (River City Recreation) 1050 S. Weinbach Ave. Evansville, IN 812-476-7444 Leroy’s Tavern 2659 Mt. Vernon Ave. Evansville, IN 812-464-8300 Lyle's Sportszone 1404 E. Morgan Ave. Evansville, IN 812-425-7729 Marigold Bar 2112 S. Weinbach Ave. Evansville, IN 812-475-8780 Milligan's Bar 3136 W. 2nd St. Owensboro, KY 270-685-3941 O’Brian’s Sports Bar & Grill 1801 N. Green River Rd. Evansville, IN 812-401-4630 Peephole Bar & Grill 2nd & Main St. Evansville, IN 812-423-5171 PG 1418 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-402-4445 Piston’s 2131 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-401-1699
Rick’s Sports Bar 1531 S. Green River Rd. Evansville, IN 812-477-4088 RiRa’s Irish Pub (District @ Tropicana) 701 NW Riverside Dr. Evansville, IN 812-426-0000 Rick’s 718 Bar & Grill 718 N. 3rd Ave. Evansville, IN 812-423-0872 Rookie’s 117 Second St. Henderson, KY 270-826-1106 Scandals Night Club 1352 E. Division St. Evansville, IN 812- 423-2121 Shorty's Bar 1209 Baker Ave. Evansville, IN 812-424-4550 Someplace Else Night Club 930 Main St. Evansville, IN 812-424-3202 Sportsman’s Grille & Billiards 2315 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-422-0801 Taylor's Tavern 2509 W. Parrish Ave. Owensboro, KY 270-683-5577 Tin Man Brewing Co. 1430 W. Franklin St. Evansville, IN 812-618-3227 TJ’s Stockyard Inn 1217 Baker Ave. Evansville, IN 812-402-9273
NEWS4U | IN TOWN & AROUND O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Osiella 11:30 PM Someplace Else -- Bendovah Plenti Saturday, January 28 9:00 AM Old National Events Plaza -- Mid America Motorcycle Expo 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Linda Sublett Natereli 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- The Honey Vines 7:15 PM Ford Center -- Evansville Thunderbolts 8:00 PM Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Powerplay 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Austin Peckham (college night) Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Never Been Caught Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Pistons Bar & Grill -- The Valcoes Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Sugar Lime Blue 10:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Live Music TBA KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Radio Tokyo Lamasco Bar -- Boscoe France Band O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Bonfire Weekend 11:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- College Night / DJ AP Live Dance Music 11:30 PM Someplace Else -- Bendovah Plenti
3:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Men's Basketball 5:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Bob Green Band 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke, DJ & Cornhole Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Karaoke 9:30 PM Someplace Else -- Social Drag Sunday! Monday, January 30 O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Ballard 10:00 PM Lamasco Bar -- Open Mic hosted by On Tap Project Tuesday, January 31 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- The Voice Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Bob Green Band 8:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Pub Quiz 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ / College Night Lamasco Bar -- Big Ninja Delight Acoustic
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NEWS4U | IN TOWN & AROUND Monday, January 23 O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Ballard 10:00 PM Lamasco Bar -- Open Mic hosted by On Tap Project Tuesday, January 24 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- The Voice Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Hot Rod Cruisers 8:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Pub Quiz 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ / College Night Lamasco Bar -- Joe Marcinek Wednesday, January 25 KC's Corner Pocket -- Free Pool O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 4:00 PM Winetree (East) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- The Honey Vines 7:00 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Someplace Else -- Wednesday Night Bingo Someplace Else -- Customer Appreciate Night w/ drink specials Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Hot Rod Cruisers 8:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Woman Candy Wednesday / Karaoke w/ DJ BK 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke Thursday, January 26 4:00 PM Winetree (North) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 5:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Miranda
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Lambert before & after party w/ Shane Espenlaub from Tailgate Revival 6:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Irish Session Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Team Trivia Ford Center -- Miranda Lambert: Highway Vagabond Tour KC's Corner Pocket -- Texas Hold 'em Thursday Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Calling All Talent Show 8:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Live Jams 9:00 PM KC's Corner Pocket -- College Night w/ DJ & Karaoke KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke Friday, January 27 4:00 PM Winetree (Darmstadt) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 7:15 PM Ford Center -- Evansville Thunderbolts 8:00 PM Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Powerplay 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Bob Ballard 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Whiskey Up & Wine Down / Live Music w/ DJ Pitt Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Dance Music & Karaoke w/ DJ T-Rob Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Lindsey Williams 10:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Radio Tokyo Lamasco Bar -- Jon Wayne & The Pain
NEWS4U | IN TOWN & AROUND Friday, January 20 4:00 PM Winetree (Darmstadt) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Fabulous Rodenberg Boys 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 7:00 PM Someplace Else -- Comedy Show feat. Kimberly Lynn 7:15 PM Ford Center -- Evansville Thunderbolts 8:00 PM Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- The Rumors 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Junkyard Stereo 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Whiskey Up & Wine Down / Live Music w/ DJ Pitt Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Dance Music & Karaoke w/ DJ T-Rob Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Lindsey Williams 10:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -- Fortag Lamasco Bar -- Rumpke Mountain Boys O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Live Music TBA 11:30 PM Someplace Else -- Jodi Santana & Patience Saturday, January 21 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Dog Town Three 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob & Matt 7:00 PM Victory Theatre -- Mozart, Haydn & Beethoven: From Enlightenment to Revolution
(feat. Tessa Clark, violin) 8:00 PM Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- The Rumors 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- College Night / DJ AP Live Dance Music Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Nocturnal Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Pistons Bar & Grill -- Tailgate Revival Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Lindsey Williams 10:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Deadly Serious Party KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -- Fortag Lamasco Bar -- Josh Merritt Band O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Never Been Caught 11:30 PM Someplace Else -- Patience Eau Claire, Esther Seals & Chelsea Stephens Sunday, January 22 12:00 PM Haynie's Corner Pub -- Chili Social Sunday 1:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Women's Baskteball 5:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Bob Minnette's Swing Cats 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 7:00 PM Old National Events Plaza -- Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke, DJ & Cornhole Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Karaoke 9:30 PM Someplace Else -- Social Drag Sunday!
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NEWS4U | IN TOWN & AROUND -- LDNL Lamasco Bar -- Cluster Pluck O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Lindsey Williams Sunday, January 15 Owensboro Convention Center -River City PowerSports Show 12:00 PM Haynie's Corner Pub -- Chili Social Sunday 1:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Women's Basketball 5:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Honey Roy Band 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke, DJ & Cornhole Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Karaoke 9:30 PM Someplace Else -- Social Drag Sunday! Monday, January 16 O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Ballard 10:00 PM Lamasco Bar -- Open Mic hosted by On Tap Project Tuesday, January 17 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- The Voice Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Honey Roy Band Victory Theatre -- An Acoustic Evening w/ Lyle Lovett & John Hiatt 8:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Men's Basketball Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Pub Quiz 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ / College Night
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Lamasco Bar -- Dave Davis & Zach Evans Wednesday, January 18 KC's Corner Pocket -- Free Pool O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 4:00 PM Winetree (East) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- The Honey Vines 6:30 PM Kanpai Sushi & Asian Bistro -Monte Skelton 7:00 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Someplace Else -- Wednesday Night Bingo Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Honey Roy Band 8:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Woman Candy Wednesday / Karaoke w/ DJ BK 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke Thursday, January 19 4:00 PM Winetree (North) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Irish Session Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Team Trivia KC's Corner Pocket -- Texas Hold 'em Thursday Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Calling All Talent Show 8:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Live Jams 9:00 PM KC's Corner Pocket -- College Night w/ DJ & Karaoke KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke 11:30 PM Someplace Else -- Thursday Night Drag Show
NEWS4U | IN TOWN & AROUND Candy Wednesday / Karaoke w/ DJ BK 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke Thursday, January 12 4:00 PM Winetree (North) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Irish Session Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Team Trivia Ford Center -- Harlem Globetrotters KC's Corner Pocket -- Texas Hold 'em Thursday Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Calling All Talent Show 8:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Live Jams Victory Theatre -- Ron White 9:00 PM KC's Corner Pocket -- College Night w/ DJ & Karaoke KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke 10:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Ron White after-party w/ Jayson Harper Friday, January 13 4:00 PM Winetree (Darmstadt) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Mad Women 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 7:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Women's Basketball 8:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- The Hootz 8:30 PM
Legends -- SRJ (feat. Shelly Long, Ron Hawkins & Jared Majors) Lyle's Sports Zone -- Valcoes 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Whiskey Up & Wine Down / Live Music w/ DJ Pitt Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Dance Music & Karaoke w/ DJ T-Rob Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Lindsey Williams 10:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Bombshell: The Rock Show! Lamasco Bar -- Nick Moss Band O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Live Music TBA 11:30 PM Someplace Else -- Open Stage Saturday, January 14 Owensboro Convention Center -- River City PowerSports Show 1:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Men's Basketball 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ The Love Junkies 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark Duo 8:00 PM Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- The Hootz 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- College Night / DJ AP Live Dance Music Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Junkyard Stereo Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Pistons Bar & Grill -- Mud Pit Poets Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Andy Brasher 10:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Akacia KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill Call for Advertising Information (812) 426-6398 • January 2017
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Sparky Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Lindsey Williams 10:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Tragikly White Lamasco Bar -- Aquaducks O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Live Music TBA Saturday, January 7 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Dennis Lyerla & Nick Gregory 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green Duo 8:00 PM Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Pink Cadillac 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- College Night / DJ AP Live Dance Music Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek
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Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Jenny's Bad Hair Day Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Pistons Bar & Grill -- Andy Brasher Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Static Mojo 10:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Live Music TBA KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Tragikly White Lamasco Bar -- Freebass O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Dr. Moody 11:30 PM Someplace Else -- Trey Alize & Monroe Fitzgerald Sunday, January 8 11:00 AM Old National Events Plaza -Wedding & Prom Showcase 12:00 PM Haynie's Corner Pub -- Chili Social Sunday 5:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers
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Lounge) -- The Marlinaires 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke, DJ & Cornhole Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Karaoke 9:30 PM Someplace Else -- Social Drag Sunday! Monday, January 9 O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Ballard 10:00 PM Lamasco Bar -- Open Mic hosted by On Tap Project Tuesday, January 10 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark
7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- The Voice Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- The Marlinaires 8:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Pub Quiz 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ / College Night Lamasco Bar -- Steve Tyner Wednesday, January 11 KC's Corner Pocket -- Free Pool O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 4:00 PM Winetree (East) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- The Honey Vines 7:00 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Someplace Else -- TSA Drag Queen Bingo Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- The Marlinaires 8:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Woman
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IN TOWN &AROUND Friday, December 30 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Fabulous Rodenberg Boys 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Ballard 7:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Women's Basketball 8:00 PM River City Recreation / Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- The Duke Boys 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- John Hurst 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Whiskey Up & Wine Down / Live Music w/ DJ Pitt Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Lindsey Williams 10:00 PM Lamasco Bar -- Live Music TBA O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Live Music TBA Saturday, December 31 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Monte Skelton 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Matt Clark 7:15 PM Ford Center -- Evansville Thunderbolts 8:00 PM Newburgh American Legion Post #44 -- New Year's Eve Celebration w/ Keith Vincent & DJ Fallen Saint/Karaoke (no cover/open to the public) River City Recreation / Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- NYE Dance
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Party / Karaoke w/ Bryan Steele 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- NYE Party w/ Future Thieves Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -NYE Party w/ Pfreak Show Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/ Sparky Pistons Bar & Grill -- New Year's Eve Bash w/ Tastes Like Chicken Ri Ra Irish Pub -- ClusterPluck Sportsmans Grille & Billiards -NYE Party! 10:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- NYE Party w/ the Valcoes KC's Corner Pocket -- NYE w/ On Tap Project Lamasco Bar -- Calabash O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Live Music TBA 11:00 PM Someplace Else -- NYE Bash w/ Cee Cee LaRouge & Venus Knights Sunday, January 1 12:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Women's Basketball Haynie's Corner Pub -- Chili Social Sunday 5:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Two-Tone Express 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke, DJ & Cornhole Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke Lamasco Bar -- Dave Flick O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Karaoke 9:30 PM Someplace Else -- Social Drag Sunday! Monday, January 2 O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts
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6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Ballard 10:00 PM Lamasco Bar -- Open Mic hosted by On Tap Project Tuesday, January 3 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- The Voice Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Retro Shock 8:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Pub Quiz 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ / College Night Wednesday, January 4 KC's Corner Pocket -- Free Pool O'Brian's Sports Bar -- Free Darts 4:00 PM Winetree (East) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- The Honey Vines 6:30 PM Kanpai Sushi & Asian Bistro -Andy Brasher 7:00 PM Ford Center -- UE Men's Basketball Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Someplace Else -- Wednesday Night Bingo Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Retro Shock 8:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Woman Candy Wednesday / Karaoke w/ DJ BK 9:00 PM KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke
Thursday, January 5 4:00 PM Winetree (North) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 6:00 PM Ri Ra Irish Pub -- Irish Session Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Music City Duo 7:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Team Trivia KC's Corner Pocket -- Texas Hold 'em Thursday Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Calling All Talent Show 8:00 PM Cricket's (Newburgh) -- Live Jams 9:00 PM KC's Corner Pocket -- College Night w/ DJ & Karaoke KC's Time Out Lounge & Grill -Karaoke & DJ Lamasco Bar -- Karaoke Friday, January 6 4:00 PM Winetree (Darmstadt) -- Wine & Spirits Tasting 5:30 PM Lamasco Bar -- Jive After Five w/ Fabulous Rodenberg Boys 6:00 PM Tropicana Evansville (Cavanaugh's Piano Bar) -- Bob Green 8:00 PM Legends -- Karaoke w/ DJ Bruce Tropicana Evansville (Hoosiers Lounge) -- Pink Cadillac 8:30 PM Lyle's Sports Zone -- Karaoke 9:00 PM Backstage Bar & Grill -- Whiskey Up & Wine Down / Live Music w/ DJ Pitt Charley's Yellow Rose (Owensboro) -- Rebel Creek Band KC's Corner Pocket -- Jenny's Bad Hair Day Leroy's Tavern -- Karaoke w/
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NEWS4U | WKY UPCOMING EVENTS
2017 KENTUCKY SPORTSMAN'S SHOW
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The region’s largest hunting, fishing and boat show is a virtual education on life outdoors
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utdoor enthusiasts from all over the tri-state will be headed to the OCC in early February for an incredible weekend of entertainment, exhibitions of skill and more. Over 50 seminars and demonstrations on a wide range of interests, including archery, cooking, fishing and shooting are just some of the highlights of the 2017 Kentucky Sportsman’s Show – perfect for anyone who loves being out on the water or deep in the woods. Other featured aspects of the event include a 45 ft. bass tank, 20'X 30' "Be a Diver" DEMA pool, boat show, Sawbillies carving artists, over 100 exhibitors and a game viewing area plus outdoor apparel, equipment, guns, knives and more. The action gets started on Friday, February 3 at 4 p.m. and hardly lets up until the close of the show late Sunday afternoon. There will be three separate stage areas inside the Convention Center, each one featuring a series of exciting – and educational – programs that should be eye-opening for even the most seasoned outdoorsman but still a blast for kids, too.
SCHEDULE: t 'SJEBZ 'FCSVBSZ ̓ QN o QN Firearm Frenzy Friday – One gun will be given away every 30 minutes this evening t 4BUVSEBZ 'FCSVBSZ BN o QN 4FNJOBS %FNPOTUSBUJPOT̓ o 'VMM TFNJOBS TDIFEVMF PWFS UISFF TUBHFT giveaways throughout the day t 4VOEBZ 'FCSVBSZ /PPO o QN Youth Day – Youth focused seminars and prizes, such as duck calls, given away to the first 100 kids under the age of 12 Exhibitor and Sponsor Opportunities are still available.̓ 1MFBTF DPOUBDU Lindsay Usher at 502-715-1765 / Lindsay@KySportsmanShow.com or visit the event website for more info on packages available. Admission is $8 at the door. For advanced tickets and a full schedule of activities, visit kysportsmanshow.com. The OCC is located at 501 W. 2nd St. / 270-687-8800.
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15 new songs - all brand new music. It's all types of different material that we believe in and we love - from five-piece bluegrass all the way up to a full production. We're hoping to get it released in the first quarter of next year. "Steel Drivin' Man" off of 2013's Brothers of the Highway has to be one of the fastest bluegrass songs ever recorded. I think it's 186 bpm - that's cookin' it. I think we may get close to that on this new record. We've got one called "Give Me All the Love You've Got" and it's similar in speed and everyone takes a ride - there's even a bass solo in it. We actually had to go through three mandolin players to find someone who could keep up with the speed of the track - it's smokin'. Recording that track wore us out (laughs). But Jamie always says that we need something lightning fast for the first track on a record to set the tone. To date, you've done three album exclusives with Cracker Barrel. How did that partnership begin? Well, Jamie had the idea to do a tribute to the Statler Brothers who were his heroes growing up - now they're our friends. Two of the songs that we did in the early days of Dailey & Vincent were "Name on the Wall" and "Elizabeth" and people just couldn't get enough of them. So Jamie told our manager that we needed to do a tribute record to the Statler Brothers. But we were told that it was too early in our career and tribute records don't work. Everybody said no. Well, my sister had us at the Ryman that year. She originally had us down for a 45 minute show but knocked us down to 15. We knew we'd been screwed over by her, so we thought, 'Ok, we've got 15 minutes to go out there and do all we can do.' And we knew Cracker Barrel was in the audience. So we came up with a blistering show and got four or five standing ovations. We walked off the stage and the Cracker Barrel people were backstage and said, 'We love what you do - how can we be in business together?' Jamie walked right past our manager and said to them, 'I want to do a Statler Brothers tribute record. Would you be interested?' And they said, 'yes'. That did it. At the IBMM show, there's going to be a Dailey & Vincent exhibit featuring bits and pieces of your lives and career to date. Will it be overwhelming to see how far the two of you have come? We've put all of our accolades, all of our childhood - our whole lives are in that museum up there. So, it's going to be overwhelming to walk in there and see the display that they have created for us. You know, my father has been gone two years, and that's where our whole family got our love of music from. I just wish that he was here to enjoy this moment. But my mom is flying down, and I can't wait to grab her by the hand with my wife on the other side and walk in there and show them. It's going to be very special. For more info, visit bluegrassmuseum.org or visit daileyandvincent.com.
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DAILEY & VINCENT INTERNATIONAL BLUEGRASS MUSIC MUSEUM | JANUARY 13
Grammy-nominated bluegrass & country duo celebrating 10 year anniversary with special IBMM show and exhibit
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amie Dailey and Darren Vincent had already experienced great success in the music industry before teaming up in 2007 - Dailey as lead vocalist for the traditional bluegrass group Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver and Vincent as a musician with Ricky Skaggs' legendary band Kentucky Thunder - but the combination of their talents sparked a whole new path that has taken them to amazing places. One of those destinations is PBS where the duo's TV special, Dailey & Vincent ALIVE - In Concert, recently aired for the 500th time. In addition, the CD version debuted at #1 on the Billboard Bluegrass charts and remained at the top spot for over 15 weeks.
Lately, these two masters of old school harmony have been hosting their own show on RFD-TV featuring such celebrity guests as Vince Gill,
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The Oak Ridge Boys, Tanya Tucker and many others. And soon they'll play the Grand Ole Opry at the Ryman for the 100th time - right where it all began for Daily & Vincent a decade ago. With a new album on the horizon and a 10year anniversary show and exhibit planned at the IBMM on January 13, the guys are gearing up for another big tour and continuing their efforts to save the classic bluegrass and country sound currently under siege on the charts. Darrin Vincent kindly spoke with News4U about the duo's past, present and future. You've won seemingly every award over the last 10 years - apart from a Grammy. What's left to achieve at this point? Well, obviously, the Grammy is a huge priority. I've got five from my time working with Ricky [Skaggs], but getting one for writing and producing our own thing would be great. It would be an honor. But we also want to do more television - to broaden the scope of our TV show. And we're really looking for partnerships and sponsors to help us to grow in that area. TV
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is a big avenue for our brand - for the Dailey & Vincent brand. It's important to save the music that is dying. A lot of fans tell us that. No offense to Luke Bryan and the new country sound, but they say they can't tell the difference between one singer and another. And the music has no substance to it. They see us and our genre doing the old country, the whole gamut that we do - as keeping the old sound alive and they love it. Speaking of your TV show, what celebrity guests would you like to have on in the coming year? For me, it would be Ricky [Skaggs]. He turned me down when I first asked - said we needed to get some time under our belts. Which was smart - I mean, we were learning. But I want him, and I like Travis Tritt and the Bellamy Brothers. And there are some more bluegrass artists that we'd like to pull in. Having Dan [Tyminski] on was really cool. I don't think Alison [Krauss] would do it, but if we could ever get her to come on it would be awesome. And we'd also like to bring some new people in - some younger bands. One new band that we've really been impressed with is called The Band of Kelleys. They're young kids from northern Georgia or thereabouts - and I'm telling you that the 10-year-old can outplay me on bass. He's unbelievable. So, I'd like to have more people like that on. What's the status of the new album? Do you have a release date in mind? We're currently negotiating a record deal. Jamie and I went into the studio and produced
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MANNA MEDITERRANEAN GRILL 2913 Lincoln Ave 812-473-7005
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MILANO’S ITALIAN CUISINE 500 Main St 812-484-2222
SAUCED ITALIAN RESTAURANT 1113 Parrett St 812- 402-2230 SMITTY’S ITALIAN STEAKHOUSE 2109 W Franklin St 812-423-6280
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SMITTY’S ITALIAN STEAKHOUSE 2109 W Franklin St 812-423-6280 ST. JOE INN 9515 St Wendel Rd 812-963-9310 STOLL’S COUNTRY INN 19820 Castle Creek Dr 812-867-7330 ZESTO’S 102 W Franklin St 812-424-1416
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JASON’S DELI 934 N Green River Rd 812-417-9905
PINCH OF SUGAR 519 N Green River Rd 812-476-7650
JEANNE’S GELATO 2003 Lincoln Ave 812-479-8272
PLANTERS COFFEEHOUSE 130 N Main St Henderson, KY 270-830-0927
EMGE’S DELI & ICE CREAM 206 Main St 812-422-3026 FIREHOUSE SUBS (East) 1031 N Green River Rd 812-477-2141 (West) 222 S Red Bank Rd 812-401-0740 FLYING SAUCER CAFÉ (Evansville Airport) 7801 Bussing Dr 812-423-1113 GAYLA CAKE 422 N Main St 812-454-9791 GRANOLA JAR 1033 Mt. Pleasant Rd 812-437-1899 GREAT HARVEST BREAD CO. 423 Metro Ave 812-476-4999 HONEYBAKED HAM 1446 N Green River Rd
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JIMMY JOHN’S 701 N Burkhardt Rd 812-401-5400 8680 Highland Ave Newburgh, IN 812-491-7111 JUST RENNIE’S 100 SE 4th St 812-490-8098 MCALISTER’S DELI 2220 N Green River Rd 812-618-2050 PANERA BREAD 220 Burkhardt Rd 812-476-7477 PENN STATION East Coast Subs (East) 137 N Burkhardt Rd 812-479-PENN (7366) (North) 4827 David Lant Dr 812-402-PENN (West) 5310 Pearl Dr 812-434-7366 (Henderson) 1111 Barrett Rd 270-826-7361 (Owensboro) 3625 Frederica St 270-683-1515 PENNY LANE COFFEEHOUSE 600 SE 2nd St 812-421-8741 PG CAFE 1418 W Franklin St 812-402-4445 PIECE OF CAKE 210 Main St
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R’Z CAFÉ & CATERING CO. 104 N Main St Fort Branch, IN 812-615-0039 RIVERVIEW COFFEE COMPANY (Tropicana Evansville) 421 NW Riverside Dr 812-433-4280
(Henderson) 2630 US-41 270-212-1777 (Newburgh) 4222 Bell Road 812-490-6070 (Owensboro) 3500 Villa Point Dr 270-804-4747 SWEET BETTY’S BAKERY 5600 E Virginia St 812-402-3889 TOM + CHEE 2121 N Green River Rd 812-401-2433 TWILIGHT BISTRO 221 Main St 812-421-0606
SALAD WORLD (East) 3311 N Green River Rd 812-471-5083 (Downtown) 200 Main St 812-422-0777 (North) 601 E Boonville New Harmony Rd 812-867-2741 (Newburgh) 4222 Bell Rd 812-490-6070
ZOUP FRESH SOUP COMPANY (East) 6240 E Virginia St 812-477-2664 (North) 4660 N First Ave 812-423-1800
SCHLOTZSKY’S 301 N Green River Rd 812-471-4011
BOB EVANS (East) 1125 N Green River Rd 812-473-9022 (West) 5201 Pearl Dr 812-425-5100 (Princeton) 2825 W Broadway St 812-386-1228 (Owensboro) 3123 Leitchfield Rd 270-683-3515
SPUDZ –N– STUFF (East) 815 S Green River Rd 812-401-7783 (North) 3904 N. First Ave. 812-471-9481 601 E Boonville New Harmony Rd 812-867-7783 (West) 5225 Pearl Dr 812-402-8287
FAMILY/ HOMESTYLE ACROPOLIS 501 N Green River Rd 812-475-9320
BUFFALO WILD WINGS (East) 715 N Green River Rd
812-471-9464 (West) 5404 Pearl Dr 812-471-9464 BURGER BANK 1617 S Weinbach Ave 812-475-2265 CAROUSEL RESTAURANT 5115 Monroe Ave 812-479-6388 CARRIAGE INN 103 E Gibson St Haubstadt, IN 812-768-6131 CLEAVERS RESTAURANT 5501 E Indiana St 812-473-0001 CRACKER BARREL 8215 Eagle Lake Dr 812-479-8788 CROSS-EYED CRICKET 2101 Pennsylvania St 812-422-6464 CULVER’S 1734 Hirschland Rd 812-437-3333 DENNY’S CLASSIC DINER 5212 Weston Rd 812-424-4472 19501 Elphers Rd Newburgh, IN 812-867-7156 DENNY’S RESTAURANT (East) 351 N Green River Rd 812-473-1063 (North) 3901 US-41 812-423-9459 ELLIS PARK CLUBHOUSE 3300 US-41 Henderson, KY
NEWS4U | RESTAURANT GUIDE 800 N Green River Rd 812-475-8566
4620 Lincoln Ave 812-475-0229
BEEF O’BRADY’S 8177 Bell Oaks Dr Newburgh, IN 812-490-9464
KITCHEN BUFFET THE (Tropicana Evansville) 421 NW Riverside Dr 812-433-4000 ext. 6059
BONEFISH GRILL 6401 E Lloyd Expy 812-401-3474 BRU BURGER BAR 222 Sycamore St. 812-302-3005 CKB COMMONWEALTH KITCHEN & BAR 108 2nd St Henderson, KY 270-212-2133 CAMBRIDGE GOLF COURSE 1034 Beacon Hill Dr 812-868-4653 CHEDDAR’S CASUAL CAFÉ 2100 N Green River Rd 812-491-9976 CHILI’S 600 N Green River Rd 812-475-1510 DAPPER PIG 1112 Parrett St 812-401-3333 DOUBLE D’S 1206 E Main St Boonville, IN 812-897-8813 FOOL MOON GRILL & BAR 5625 Pearl Dr 812-467-7486 HADI SHRINE 6 Walnut St 812-423-4285 HOOTERS
LUCKY JOE’S BAR & GRILL (Ellis Park) 3300 US-41 Henderson, KY 812-425-1456 MAJOR MUNCH 101 NW First St 812-437-2363 104 N Water St Henderson, KY 270-212-2070 MAMA MIA’S (Tropicana Evansville) 421 NW Riverside Dr 812-433-4227 MAX & ERMA’S (Tropicana Evansville) 421 NW Riverside Dr 812-433-4258 MELLOW MUSHROOM 101 W 2nd St Owensboro, KY 270-684-7800 POPEYE’S 3300 N First Ave 812-602-1599 RED ROBIN GOURMET BURGERS 6636 E Lloyd Expy 812-473-4100 ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE FACTORY (Inside Cold Stone Creamery) 6401 E Lloyd Expy 812-437-2653
812-428-6611 ROYAL SUITE 4706 E Morgan Ave 812-402-5122 SHOW-ME’S (East) 1700 Morgan Center Dr 812-401-7469 (West) 5501 Pearl Dr 812-402-7100 TGI FRIDAYS (Eastland Mall) 800 N Green River Rd 812-491-8443 TREEHOUSE GRILL & PUB 1550 Mesker Park Dr 812-266-9228 WALTON'S INTERNATIONAL COMFORT FOOD 956 Parrett St 812-467-4255 WAYBACK BURGERS (East) 115 N Cross Pointe Blvd 812-475-9272 (North) 624 E Diamond Ave 812-779-8208 ZOUP FRESH SOUP CO. (East) 6240 E Virginia St 812-477-2664 (North) 4660 N First Ave 812-423-1800
CHINESE BIG BANG MONGOLIAN GRILL 2013 N Green River Rd 812-602-1400 CANTON INN RESTAURANT 947 North Park Dr
CHARLIE’S MONGOLIAN BBQ 315 E Diamond Ave 812-423-9897 CHINA KING 590 E Diamond Ave 812-423-1896 CHINA VILLAGE 8423 Bell Oaks Dr Newburgh, IN 812-858-8238 CHOPSTICK HOUSE RESTAURANT 5412 E Indiana St 812-473-5551 CRAZY BUFFET 701 N Burkhardt Rd 812-437-8833 GOLDEN BUDDHA 3221 Taylor Ave 812-473-4855 5066 SR-261 Newburgh, IN 812-853-2680 GRACIE’S CHINESE CUISINE 12500 US-41 812-868-8888 GRAND BUFFET MONGOLIAN GRILL 1356 N Green River Rd 812-476-6666 JIMMY JENG’S SZECHWAN CHINESE RESTAURANT 669 N Green River Rd 812-479-7600 LINCOLN GARDEN 2001 Lincoln Ave 812-471-8881 MANDARIN HOUSE 1111 Barrett Blvd Henderson, KY 270-826-3001
MA T 888 CHINA BISTRO 5636 Vogel Rd 812-475-2888 SHING-LEE CHINESE RESTAURANT 215 Main St 812-464-2769 TASTE OF CHINA 4579 University Dr 812-422-1260 TWO BROTHERS 3806 N First Ave 812-423-6188 WOK ‘N’ ROLL 311 S Green River Rd 812-474-0181 YEN CHING CHINESE RESTAURANT 406 S Green River Rd 812-474-0181
DELI/CAFES ACROPOLIS EXPRESS Tea Room at the YWCA 118 Vine St 812-42-GREEK ANTHONY’S HEAVENLY CHEESECAKE 812-499-8273 BITS & BYTES 216 NW Fourth St 812-423-5713 CAFÉ 111 111 S Green River Rd 812-401-8111 CLEO’S BAKERY & BROWN BAG LUNCHES 9 W Jennings St Newburgh, IN 812-789-6485 DAILY’S ANNEX BAKERY & CAFÉ 701 N Main St
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NEWS4U | RESTAURANT GUIDE
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RESTAURANT GUIDE Whether you're looking for a new place to eat or rediscovering an old favorite, check out our comprehensive restaurant guide for local favorites all around the tri-state!
AMISH STOLL’S COUNTRY INN 19820 Castle Creek Dr 812-867-7730
BARBECUE BANDANA’S BAR-B-Q 6636 Logan Dr 812-401-9922 BAR-B-Q BARN 1003 E Diamond Ave 812-491-9868 HAWG ‘N’ SAUCE 6580 Leonard Rd N Mt Vernon, IN 812-838-5339
MISSION BBQ 1530 N Green River Rd 812-213-0200 MOONLITE BAR-B-Q INN 2840 W Parrish Ave Owensboro, KY 270-684-8143 NISBET INN 6701 Nisbet Rd Haubstadt, IN 812-963-9305
HICKORY PIT STOP 1521 N Main St 812-422-6919
OLD HICKORY BBQ 338 Washington Ave Owensboro, KY 270-926-9000
J & B BAR-B-Q & CATERING 48 S Holloway St Henderson, KY 270-830-0033
OLE SOUTH BAR-B-Q 3523 Hwy 54 E Owensboro, KY 270-926-6464
MARX BARBEQUE 3119 W Maryland St 812-425-1616
PEAK BROS. BBQ 6353 US-60 Waverly, KY 270-389-0267
MEMPHIS & MAIN BBQ
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118 W Locust St Boonville, IN 812-646-7110 4946 State Route 261 Newburgh, IN 812-858-0111
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SHYLER'S BBQ
5416 E Indiana St 812-476-4599 THOMASON’S BARBECUE 701 Atkinson St Henderson, KY 270-826-0654 WILSON’S GENERAL STORE & CAFÉ 11120 Broadway Ave 812-985-0202 WOLF’S BAR-B-Q 6600 N First Ave 812-424-8891
BREWERIES/ WINERIES CARSON’S BREWERY 2404 Lynch Rd 812-759-8229 MYSTIQUE WINEY 13000 Gore Road Lynnville, IN 47619 812-922-5612 TIN MAN BREWING CO. 1430 W Franklin St 812-618-3227 TURONI’S BREWERY 408 N Main St 812-424-9871
WINZERWALD WINERY (Tasting Room) 2021 W Franklin St 812-423-2427
CASUAL THEME ALLEGRA LOUNGE (Holiday Inn Airport) 7101 US-41 812-867-7999 ANOTHER BROKEN EGG CAFE 701 W 1st St Owensboro, KY 270-691-8960 APPLEBEE’S (East) 5100 E Morgan Ave 812-471-0942 (West) 5727 Pearl Dr 812-426-2006 (Henderson) 1950 US-41 270-826-9427 BAR LOUIE 7700 Eagle Crest Blvd 812-476-7069 BEANS & BARISTAS (Eastland Mall)
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NEWS4U | RESTAURANT SPOTLIGHT
Grill
NACHOS
821 S. GREEN RIVER RD. | EVANSVILLE, IN
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et another culinary adventure for owner Jose Mosqueda, Nachos Grill occupies the former La Cabana location, serving Evansville's southeast side traditional Mexican dishes, American food with a Mexican flare and hearty hospitality. The extensive menu itself greets patrons with "Bienvenidos amigos," which translates to "Welcome, friends" - a sure sign of a family-owned and operated establishment that strives to provide the total experience, not just delicious cuisine. Expect all of the above, because Mosqueda and his crew have it down to a science. In the familial Mexican way, I was served a plethora of colorful, flavorful platters crafted with great care and pride. Things started off right with Lopez Dip - warm, seasoned ground beef and fresh pico de gallo under melted cheese. Paired with crunchy corn tortilla chips, it is most definitely a shareable appetizer, and a great way to begin the fiesta. Next, I sampled two new menu items - Guarache and the Evansville Special. The former is a chewy, house-made
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flour tortilla topped with a choice of meat (I had steak), creamy, crumbled queso fresco, chopped tomatoes, fragrant cilantro, shredded cheddar, and chopped tomatoes. A little messy and definitely tasty, it is highly recommended. For the "meat and potato" lovers, the Evansville
Special is perfect - outside skirt steak cut inhouse, potato slices, rice and beans, served with a side of sliced tomatoes and fresh avocado. As a lighter option, I was also offered Shrimp Cocktail
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with crisp, juicy shrimp in a special tomato sauce, full of avocado chunks, diced onions, and cilantro served with lime in a fishbowl - you'll need a fork and a spoon for this one. Last but not least, my sweet tooth got the best of me, so I tried a concoction of fried tortillas coated in cinnamon and sugar, topped with vanilla ice cream, a cherry, and drizzled in chocolate sauce. Worth it. Next trip - Queso Fundido and Mexican Tacos. Nachos Grill also serves beer, wine, Mexican sodas, offers a kids' menu, has ample additional parking in the rear, and is connected to La Preferida, a tienda with ethnic items and more. Look forward to delivery and catering options as well. Whether it's for a date, family dinner, a business lunch, birthday party, or anything in between, Nachos Grill has it all! - Whitney Patterson Hours: Sun-Thurs 11 a.m.-9 p.m./ Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-10 p.m. For more info, visit nachosgrillevansville.com.
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NEWS4U | WHAT'S COOKIN'
222 SYCAMORE ST. | EVANSVILLE, IN | 812-302-3005
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owntown Evansville's latest restaurant venture, Bru Burger Bar, is one of a few new additions to inhabit renovated historical locations, a concept familiar to Cunningham Restaurant Group based out of Indianapolis. The two-story eatery occupies the former Greyhound Station on the corner of Sycamore and 3rd Street which has been defunct since 2007. Although the upscale touches and streamlined decor match the quality of fare Bru Burger provides, they have preserved much of the original integrity of the building. One of the upstairs dining areas maintains original tile flooring, the railing remains (although reinforced for current code standards), and stained glass can be found throughout the restaurant. Initially designed in 1939 by William Strudwick Arrasmith, the station now hosts one of
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several Bru Burger Bar locations, providing a menu of scratch-kitchen items crafted from as many locally-sourced ingredients as possible. Executive Chef Gil Quesada is in charge of the kitchen in Evansville, chosen for exercising "hospitality DNA" and to foster the mission of all Bru Burger locations, which is to "reflect the fun and excitement of the urban dweller." Another agenda for the business is to partner with the community to aid in fundraising for local nonprofits and charities while providing economic stimulation, and of course, delicious twists on a 100 year-old favorite - the burger. Now, about those burgers... with 20 plus sandwich options, there's something for any appetite. Watch out for the Stilton Bleu - it's addicting! Burgers are made from their signature grind of sirloin, chuck, and brisket, but can be substituted for a turkey or veggie
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patty, or all-natural chicken breast raised by Miller's Amish Farm. Vegans and vegetarians are not left out of the equation - they also offer a quinoa burger, grilled portobello, and fresh salads. Many items can be made glutenfree upon request, and pescatarians can enjoy Mahi Mahi, cod, Ahi tuna, and shrimp. Throw in a hefty list of delectable appetizers, scratch desserts, kids' menu, a full service bar boasting signature cocktails and carefully selected craft beer, and warm-weather patio seating with live music, and there's no question that Bru Burger Bar is the perfect addition to the bustling vibe of downtown. Stop in, try a Blackberry Sour, and let your taste buds make the decision. - Whitney Patterson Hours: Mon-Thurs 11 a.m.-10 p.m./ Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m./ Sun 11 a.m.-9 p.m. For more info, visit crgdining.com.
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NEWS4U | SPECIAL FEATURE
WILLIAM TYLER EBLIN Kids Wish Network grants ailing tri-state boy a once-in-alifetime meeting with country music idol daily struggles - a personality trait that makes Tyler well-suited for his dream job: a preacher. It's the ideal position for someone who so thoroughly enjoys serving people, and his family and friends pray he'll be healthy enough to pursue that course in the years to come.
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hile most children his age have few worries or responsibilities, William Tyler Eblin - or simply "Tyler" as he's known to classmates and family members - has a lot more on his mind these days. That's because this loving boy from West Salem, IL is living with Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP), a rare inherited condition that causes extra tissue to form throughout the entire gastrointestinal tract. If left untreated, the polyps are likely to become cancerous. Both Tyler's grandfather and mother were diagnosed with FAP, and sadly, while the diagnosis came early enough for his grandfather, his mother found out too late and passed away. But even with all the adversity that Tyler has faced, including surgery to remove large polyps that were found in his lower intestine, he's managed to maintain a positive outlook. By all accounts, he's incredibly selfless; much more concerned with the needs of others than his
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Of course, Tyler's situation and selfless ways haven't gone unnoticed. In fact, Kids Wish Network, a national children's charity, recently became aware of this amazing young man and decided it was high time to make his day. How? By granting Tyler's wish of attending a Keith Urban concert and meeting the country music superstar in person. Not only did the nonprofit organization set up this once-in-a-lifetime encounter, but they also revealed it in a super fun way. On November 1, Tyler participated in an interactive scavenger hunt that began at Davina's Kountry Kitchen in Graysville, IL and then headed to the River Church at Mt. Zion Methodist Church before concluding at McLean Implement Inc. Retail Store in Albion, IL. There, he was given the lifealtering news - an unforgettable moment for everyone involved.
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Saturday, November 12. Finally, the big day had arrived. Tyler and his family made it to the U.S. Cellular Coliseum in Bloomington, IL around 5:30 p.m. and patiently waited for the pre-concert meeting with Keith Urban. Soon enough, they were all escorted to an appointed room where Tyler's idol welcomed them. What was said between the superstar and this very special boy is private, of course, but we do know that the experience was equally affecting for both Keith and Tyler - a truly heartwarming moment that will be forever cherished! For more info about Kids Wish Network, visit kidswishnetwork.org.
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NEWS4U | UPCOMING EVENTS
EVANSVILLE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA PRESENTS:
MOZART, HAYDN & BEETHOVEN From Enlightenment To Revolution VICTORY THEATRE | JANUARY 21 | 7 P.M.
Masterful: Violin virtuoso Tessa Lark joining the EPO for opening 2017 Classics Series performance
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fter a rousing first half of the 2016-2017 season that featured everything from Leonard Bernstein's Mass to a spooky Halloween Bash, Maestro Alfred Savia and the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra are starting the second half by playing to their ultimate strength - the masters of classical music. The first EPO production of the new year will feature Mozart's March in D Major "Haffner," K. 249 and Serenata Notturna, K. 239, Haydn's Symphony No. 94 in G Major "Surprise" and Beethoven's "Violin Concerto." But they won't be going it alone. Quite enticingly, they'll be joined on stage by one of America's most revered violinists: Tessa Lark. Lark was named the Silver Medalist of the 9th Quadrennial International Violin Competition of Indianapolis (the highestranked American-born winner in the competition's history) and winner of the Naumburg International Violin Award. Those two achievements alone would make a fantastic career; however, she's also been named a recipient of the 2016 Avery Fisher Career Grant and received a career grant from the Leonore Annenberg Fellowship Fund for the Performing and Visual Arts. Other awards include the first prize in both the 2008 Irving Klein International Strings Competition and the 2006 Johansen International Competition for Young String Players. In short, Lark possesses an "astounding range of sounds, technical agility and musical elegance." The fact that such a supremely gifted musician has chosen to collaborate with the EPO speaks volumes about the respect
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Tessa Lark that Maestro Savia and the orchestra command from the upper echelon of classical music. And more high profile collaborations are in store in the coming months. March sees the return of New York's electrifying Project Trio as the innovative ensemble takes on Tchaikovsky and a thrilling new work by Adam Schoenberg, a rising young American star. In April, the EPO welcomes American pianist Spencer Myer, lauded for his "superb playing" by the Boston Globe. Together, he and the orchestra will perform the works of Gershwin, Louis Moreau Gottschalk and Bela Bartok. But let's not get too far ahead of ourselves, because next month's performance might be the most anticipated of all. Indeed, February features a collaboration with the one and only Cirque de la Symphonie. Witness world-class performers achieving seemingly impossible combinations of strength and acrobatics perfectly timed to music from Titanic, Hook and more. Simply put, it's not something you see every day at the theatre. "Love is in the Air" is a wholly unique Pops Series production that's sure to appeal to people of all ages. For tickets and more info, visit evansvillephilharmonic.org or call 812-425-5050. The Victory is located at 600 Main St. in downtown Evansville.
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