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Prodi-Gill Son Returns to Define Artist’s Worth
The MGM Movie Classic Comes To Life On Stage! THE RAIN N I ’ N I G N I S Scottsdale- ‘James Gill: The Return, an Arizona Debut’, presented by Peggy Lanning and Lanning Gallery, is a most unusual exhibition by this newlyreturned 60s pop artist. Years ago, Gill relinquished national notoriety as a Sao Paulo 9 artist, and inclusion in notable museum collections (such as The Smithsonian, the Whitney, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Art Institute of Chicago) to pursue a private, isolated life. Thirty-five years later, Gill has now chosen to return with a scheduled 22-city USA exhibition spanning 2008-2009, which Lanning Gallery will present beginning February 20th.
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Given the correlation of Gill’s Scottsdale exhibition with current economic and global situations, the questions of value and the artist’s worth are quite timely. In public and private, Gill has always maintained values that influenced the content and imagery of his work, from the beginning of his career to modern times. Childhood and student days in Texas were followed with a brief term of military service in the Marines, which occasioned the young man’s first opportunity to speak up for himself and state his interest in art. Pursuit of a dream is the hallmark of youth, and the tempting allure of California prompted Gill to break away
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and head for the LA world of celebrity, where his paintings took on a life of their own, at the time documenting the glamour of vogue fashion, the beauty of the feminine, and his fascination with technology. Gill subsequently made a choice to live a more private life: He withdrew to the mountains bordering California and Oregon, thinking he could still be present to the art world from a distance. Thirty-five years later, Gill has chosen to return to the public. Timing is all, and it’s the good fortune of the art collecting public they have a chance to purchase original work of James Francis Gill at a fraction of the cost that his contemporaries from the Sao Paulo 9 (Rauschenberg, Oldenberg, Warhol, to mention a few) command today. What is the artist’s worth: to himself, to his collectors, to the museums, to his dealers, to his collectors? This is a moment of striking value to capture, to appreciate, to collect, as well as a time to celebrate the power of choice! The Lanning Gallery is located at 6105 N. Cattle Track in Scottsdale. For further information, call (928) 282-6865, log onto www.lanninggallery.com, or e-mail mail@lanninggallery.com.
Presented by Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre Through April 11th Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday 1:15pm, 7pm, 8pm Tuesday & Friday 8pm Sunday 1:15pm & 7pm One of the most beloved movie musicals of all time is brought to life on stage! It’s Hollywood in the 1920’s, as silent pictures give way to the ‘talkies’. The MGM classic has been faithfully and lovingly adapted by Broadway legends Betty Comden and Adolph Green from their original award-winning screenplay. The score is packed with brilliant dance numbers and superb tunes including ‘Make ‘em Laugh,’ ‘Good Mornin’, and of course the classic, ‘Singin’ in the Rain.’
Presented by Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Theater 4301 Through March 15th Thursday 7:30pm Friday – Saturday 8pm Saturday - Sunday 2pm First sexual experiences are one of the few things that most adult people have in common, yet we rarely talk about them - until now! My First Time features four actors relaying hysterical and heartbreaking stories about first sexual experiences, written by real people just like you. The stories come from a Web site that allowed people to anonymously share their own true stories about their ‘first times.’ More than 40,000 stories poured in from around the globe that were silly, sweet, absurd, funny, straight, gay, shy, sexy and everything in between. My First Time will have you laughing and reminiscing about your own first time and thinking about your next one.
Chase ShowUp.com Hot Seat of the Week The Visitation Space 55 Theatre Ensemble February 12th - February 28th Thursday - Saturday 8pm Les Miserables Phoenix Theatre February 18th – March 22nd Wednesday – Thursday 7:30pm Friday 8pm Saturday 3pm & 8pm Sunday 2pm (3/1)
Chihuly Art Exhibition
Presented by Desert Botanical Garden Through May 31st Monday – Sunday 8am – 8pm Dale Chihuly is known for his innovative glass sculptures, and his work is immediately recognizable for its grand scale and use of vibrant colors. Chihuly’s spectacular creations are found in more than 200 museums worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Garden exhibitions of his work have been mounted at the New York Botanical Garden, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew. The exhibit will feature new and unique works of glass sculpture located along the Garden’s trails. “The Desert Botanical Garden is thrilled to host the beautiful work of Dale Chihuly in our magnificent desert environment,” says Garden executive director, Kenneth J. Schutz. “I am excited to see his work, with its colors and textures, placed amid the amazing palate of our desert plants. This is Chihuly’s first exhibition of his works in a desert environment, and is certain to be enjoyed by all residents and visitors to the Valley of the Sun.”
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1st Annual ‘Out West Art Fest’
Presented by Sonoran Arts League Stagecoach Village February 20th – 22nd Friday – Sunday 10am - 5pm Over 80 national and locally acclaimed artists will display their creations at this new, charming outdoor shopping area in picturesque Cave Creek. Out West Art Fest will feature live entertainment, artist’s demonstrations, and food and beverages by local merchants. Jazz duo Dave Kenney and James Russell of the group Mood Indigo will entertain the crowd from 2pm – 5pm on Saturday, and on Sunday, Lorrie Sarafin will play original songs from her new CD, Second Wind. “We are excited to showcase a mix of both contemporary and Western artists,” said Michelle Russell, event chair. “Patrons to ‘Out West Art Fest’ will have the chance to view and purchase high caliber, original pieces created by more than 80 local and nationally-acclaimed painters, sculptors, jewelers, wood and glass artists, photographers, and artists working with mixed media.”
The Bluest Eyes Black Theatre Troupe Playhouse on the Park February 19th – March 8th Thursday –Saturday 8pm Sunday 3pm Driving Miss Daisy Theater Works Peoria Center for the Performing Arts Through March 1st Thursday - Saturday 7:30pm Sunday 2pm The Butterfly’s Day Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre February 20th – March 22nd Friday - Saturday 7:30pm Saturday & Sunday 1pm & 3pm David Copperfield – ‘Grand Illusion’ ASU Gammage February 20th – February 21st Friday 8:30pm Saturday 3pm, 6pm & 9pm
‘La Casa Murillo: A Life-Size Shadow Box’
Presented by Heard Museum Through August 2nd Monday - Saturday 9:30am - 5pm Sunday 11am - 5pm Chicano pop artists Patrick Murillo and Kathy Cano-Murillo are creating La Casa Murillo- a life-size creation of the Murillos’ fantasy home- in the Heard Museum’s Lovena Ohl Gallery. The Murillos state, “This exhibition is a way to manifest the excitement that we put into visual, cultural pieces that feel like Pop Rocks to your senses. We want to show people that it doesn’t take a lot of money to make cool decorations.” The couple aims to inspire and educate others to create a unique setting. The Murillos will also host a series of public art workshops at the Heard Museum; check back for dates and times.
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Guys and Dolls Arizona Broadway Theatre February 27th – April 5th Tuesday - Friday 7:30pm Saturday - Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Visit the Chase Ticket Marketplace on ShowUp.com for discount tickets and special offers. This week’s “hot seat” is An Impending Rupture of the Belly, presented by Stray Cat Theatre. Tempe Performing Arts Center Through February 28th Thursday – Saturday 8pm Sunday 2pm Regular Price: $20 Discount Price: $10 Haunting and gruesomely hilarious, An Impending Rupture of the Belly concerns Clay Stilts’ desire to fortify his suburban home in preparation for both a new baby and the apocalypse he’s convinced is just around the corner. His obsessive fear is augmented when a slowly escalating battle with a neighbor who refuses to keep his dog off of Clay’s lawn explodes in an impulsive act of violence. In one reckless moment, fear wins out, Clay’s world spins ferociously out of control, and all hell breaks loose. AZWeeklyMagazine.com
Gooney Bird Greene Stageworks at Mesa Arts Center Nesbitt/Elliott Playhouse February 27th – March 15th Friday 7:30pm Saturday 2pm & 4:30pm Sunday 2pm Public Simulated Space Missions Challenger Space Center Through January 21st, 2010 Saturday 10:30am & 1pm I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change Mesa Encore Theatre Mesa Arts Center Through February 21st Friday – Saturday 7pm Saturday - Sunday 2pm
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AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine Volume 2, Issue 8 February 19th, 2008 Publisher Brian Muir brian.muir@azweeklymagazine.com Editor Kevin Lambert kevin.lambert@azweeklymagazine.com Staff Music Writer Kim Naugle kim.naugle@azweeklymagazine.com Staff Fashion Writer Kinsey Schofield kinsey.schofield@azweeklymagazine.com Art Director Kevin Kelley kevin.kelley@azweeklymagazine.com Office Manager Tami Kelley tami.kelley@azweeklymagazine.com SALES STAFF Nick Connell Senior Accounts Manager nick.connell@azweeklymagazine.com Brian Schreiner Director of Business Development brian.schreiner@azweeklymagazine.com Rebecca Ivory rebecca.ivory@azweeklymagazine.com John Taylor john.taylor@azweeklymagazine.com Christina Forrester christina.forrester@azweeklymagazine.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Kevin Breger • David McIntyre Chad Haire THE NIGHTOWL Brent Diggins & Efia Moore brent.diggins@azweeklymagazine.com FILM WRITERS Stan Robinson • Randy Montgomery ARTS WRITER Nick Connell
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Madea Goes to Jail opens this weekend, and features thespian Derek Luke in the role of Joshua. Some would say he’s on the fast track to becoming a star, an overnight success, or perhaps just lucky. I’ve paid special attention to Luke after we met in 2006 and talked about his starring role in the basketball docudrama, Glory Road. Since that film, he has starred in no less than six others with power names like Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Denzel Washington, and Meryl Streep. The wide range of roles in the movies Catch a Fire (2006), Lions for Lambs (2007), Definitely, Maybe (2008), Miracle at St. Anna (2008), and Notorious (2009), gives an indication of the wide acting range of Derek Luke. What’s the reason for this relatively sudden demonstration of Luke’s diverse acting skills? He answered this question when we talked again recently: “Every movie that I’ve been in is a part of a higher plan and a message,” he says. “It’s not just happenstance.” Read more of my interview with actor Derek Luke at www.azweeklymagazine.com or www. ScreenScene.org Madea Goes to Jail; starring Tyler Perry, Keshia Knight Pulliam, David Mann, Tamela J. Mann, RonReaco Lee, Ion Overman, Vanessa Ferlito, and Viola Davis. Written and directed by Tyler Perry; Lionsgate release; Rated PG-13 for mature thematic material, drug content, some violence and sexual situations; Runtime: 118 minutes.
Eleven Minutes opens this weekend. Chronicling the highs and lows of the fashion industry, this documentary follows fashion designer Jay McCarroll’s year-long journey as he prepares for his first independent runway fashion show in New York City and endeavors to sell his clothing line to stores. Some of you may remember that McCarroll was the final winner of the first season (’05) of the reality TV show, Project Runway. Model Heidi Klum hosts the show, where aspiring fashion designers compete for a chance to break into the industry. I asked Jay if the victory over other competitors gave his fashion design career the boost he thought it would? “Right after I won Project Runway, so many people were like, ‘Are you going to be a reality TV person or are you going to be a fashion designer?’” he says. “I find that they work off of each other. And unfortunately or fortunately, that’s the case.” The conversation with McCarroll was insightful and informative, and touched on his celebrity status and fashion career journey to present his first runway show. There’s more on this fascinating conversation at www.azweeklymagazine.com or www. ScreenScene.org Eleven Minutes; Regent Releasing release; Rated R for language; Runtime: 103 minutes. (230 words; photos are in the McCarroll/ Eleven folder)
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Dreading another summer of football camp, two high school football stars hatch a plan to get into the cheerleaders camp instead! Starring Nicholas D’Agosto, Eric Christian Olsen, and Sarah Roemer. Rated PG-13.
This excellent film follows a teacher during a school year as he strives to help and instruct his raciallymixed students from a tough Paris neighborhood. The universal theme translates into any language and any country; although in a French school setting, the film provides global insight. The issues that teachers and students face, no matter what the country or class stature, can be resolved when finding common ground. I’m reminded of classic ‘Teacher-Student’ films like The Blackboard Jungle (1955) and Dangerous Minds (1995). Read my full review for The Class at www. azweeklymagazine.com or www. SceneScene.org Starring François Bégaudeau, Nassim Amrabt, Laura Baquela, Cherif Bounaïdja Rachedi, and Juliette Demaille. Directed by Laurent Cantet; written by François Bégaudeau; Sony Pictures Classics release; Rated PG-13 for language; Runtime: 128 minutes.
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In 1998, a group of young, passionate Star Wars fans start out on a crosscountry quest to break in to George Lucas’ Skywalker Ranch, and, watch Star Wars: Episode 1- The Phantom Menace, before it’s released! Starring Jay Baruchel, Dan Fogler, Sam Huntington, Chris Marquette, and Kristen Bell. Rated PG-13.
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Sedona Film Festival: Red Rocks, Cool Temps, and Hot Films By Randy Montgomery Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the Sedona International Film Festival has entertained, delighted, and inspired nearly 70,000 film-goers over its history. The 2009 festival promises to do the same for the 7,000 expected attendees that will pack the Harkins Sedona 6, which is set amongst the famous red rocks that compose some of America’s more gripping natural beauty. The intimate setting of the multiplex adds to the event’s charm, where you will undoubtedly make friends when standing in line, waiting to experience the next film. Discussing what you have watched and asking for recommendations is usually the topic of conversation, as fellow patrons are always happy to share their emotional response. “Seeing the audience reactions to our films is always my favorite thing each year,” says executive Director Patrick Schweiss. “When we’ve presented something that really resonates with a group of people or really sparks
conversation or action, I feel we’ve done our job as a festival.” With nearly twelve dozen films hailing from 18 countries, which should you chose to see? You can look in the program guide, or pick at random. More than likely, you have not heard of most of the films being presented, but that’s half the fun. There’s a strong chance a selection you will see will end up at your local theatre months later. There’s also a good possibility that one (or several) may end up at those big awards ceremonies next year. Filmmakers use festivals to promote their work, and studio executives look to audience reaction when choosing which to pick up for distribution. Movies are only part of the experience at the Sedona International Film Festival. There are parties, workshops, and celebrity sightings. Past guests have included Ned Beatty, Lainie Kazan, and Nick Nolte, to name a few. This year, audiences will have the pleasure of meeting Doris Roberts (Everybody Loves Raymond, Grandma’s Boy, Christmas
Sedona Film Festival’s Top Picks While festival director Patrick Schweiss would love for you to attend the festival and stay for the entire six-day run, there are a select few that can actually manage to get off of work (and sit) that long (my personal record is four days). For those with limited time, however, or those that want to make sure and see the absolute best selections, he has offered up his favorites, highlighted in the following pages.
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Irina Palm (Belgium) A middle-aged widow desperate to raise money for her grandson’s medical bills takes a hostess job in a sex club. Along with her new persona, she gains renewed self-confidence. But her two worlds collide as her clandestine existence provokes the suspicions of her family and inquisitive neighbors alike.
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They Killed Sister Dorothy (USA) On February 12th, 2005, Sister Dorothy Stang, a 73 year-old Catholic nun from Ohio, was shot six times and left to die in the Amazon. The film follows the powerful real-life courtroom drama that unfolds at the trials of her killers and explores her life’s work in the Brazilian rainforest that led to that fateful day.
The Great Buck Howard (USA) Early 20s-something Troy Gable (Colin Hanks) has dropped out of law school to pursue work in the entertainment business. Troy lands a job as a glorified gofer for Buck Howard (John Malkovich), a once-famous mentalist who hires Troy and new publicist Valerie (Emily Blunt) as he prepares for a comeback.
Pray the Devil Back to Hell (USA) The extraordinary story of a small band of Liberian women who came together in the midst of a bloody civil war, took on the violent warlords and corrupt Charles Taylor regime, and won a long-awaited peace for their shattered country in 2003.
Gospel Hill (USA) Residents of a neighborhood in Julia, South Carolina, are being forced out of their homes to make way for a multimillion-dollar golf course. Lives intertwine to create a gripping, revealing, and dramatic tale touching on issues of race and the power of the human spirit to overcome the pain and hatred of division. Captain Abu Raed
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Digital Dave Asks, “Who’s in Control of Your Computer?” This week we will dive into Norton Internet Security 2009 importance of protecting ($59.99/yr for 3 PCs) your children while they are Whoa, Digital Dave, this article is about online. In the old days, there Parental Controls; what are you doing wasn’t much chance for us to putting in a Virus/Spyware removal product? “accidently” stumble into a room Well, to answer this, you’ll have to pick filled with porn, and we knew up my Digital Dave Choice Award Virus not to even look on the top shelf product Norton Internet Security 2009. at convinence stores where the Not only do you get nice Virus/Spyware/ naughty magazines were kept. It Firewall protection, but by clicking a is much harder these days when link and following the instructions, you the web is easily accessible and can easily install the parental-control kids can browse sites that they software add-on. It is not a high end wouldn’t think of going to if solution like Net Nanny, but does a good job of filtering web sites, and is you were watching over their shoulder. With the trends of today’s browser independent so kids can’t tamper with it. online community, keeping your kids safe on the internet has never been more challenging. I am going to show you how you can do this without actually standing behind them.
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AUCTION With the nice weather we’re having, this is a good time to get a luxury convertible, like the Lexus SC-430. It has a hard metal top, but it retracts at the push of a button, allowing open-air driving. This contributes to a weight of almost two tons. Good thing it has a potent 4.3 liter V-8 engine. The interior is plush. This is no sports car, but the steering, handling, and braking are above average for a luxury machine. Trunk space is limited, and your bank account shouldn’t be, since these sell for $67,630. One word of warning: Some of these are shipped with run-flat tires. The advantage is you can drive on a flat for about 50 miles. The disadvantage is these tires don’t come with a spare. So, if the nearest town is farther away, you’re stuck. If it’s a three-day holiday weekend, you’re stranded! Also, these tires provide a horrible ride that’s out of place in a luxury car. I suggest standard tires. Either way, make sure you get a spare!
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Cave Creek- Enjoy a spirited, gallery style evening on Saturday, February 21st, as Brix Wine Spot, located at Cave Creek’s StagecoachVillage, comes alive with a dynamic pairing of wine and art. Arizona artist Lance Headlee, whose works have attracted collectors worldwide, brings his bold and captivating contemporary paintings to the warm and rustic atmosphere of Brix beginning at 5pm. Headlee will hold a special showing of his latest works, including ‘Cowboy Caddy’ and ‘Tickled Pink’- along with the unveiling of a new BRIX piece titled ‘Wine & Roses’ at 7pm that will hang on permanent display. “Brix is the perfect place in Cave Creek to enjoy good company and great wine,” says Headlee. “I look forward to sharing my work here with owners Nancy and Bryan, along with the rest of the community.” Guests will enjoy fabulous wine and hors d’oeuvres while viewing the works of this nationally recognized artist’s never-ending palette of unique, unpredictable, formidable style. Visitors can also pick up a complimentary, signed limited edition print of ‘Bonnie & Clyde’. For more information, call (480) 575-9900 or visit www.brixwinespot.com and www.lanceheadlee.com.
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Valley wide- It’s a little larger than your neighborhood ice cream truck, but just as tasty. Blue Bell Creameries continues its tour of Arizona, bringing free scoops of ice cream to Phoenix shoppers. The special truck is making stops around the state handing out coupons, ice cream treats, and scooping samples of its favorite flavors like Homemade Vanilla, Dutch Chocolate, and new kid on the block – Mocha Madness. Blue Bell’s newest flavor made its debut in grocery freezers this month. Available in half gallon and pint sizes, this rich coffee ice cream is loaded with pecans and chocolate chips surrounded by a smooth caramel sauce. Thursday, Feb. 19th, N. Phoenix Albertsons at 18411 N. Cave Creek Rd. 11am– 2pm Albertsons at 21001 N. Tatum Blvd. 4 –6pm
Friday, Feb. 20th, N. Scottsdale Albertsons at 6965 N. Hayden Rd 11am– 2pm Albertsons at 2785 N. Scottsdale Rd 4 –6pm Saturday, Feb. 21st, E. Valley Albertsons at 9243 E. Baseline 11am– 2pm Albertsons at 4060 W. Ray Rd. 4– 6pm
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Phoenix- The northeast Valley’s newest mixed-use development, CityCenter of CityNorth®, premiered Arizona’s first Blue Martini Lounge recently. “We’re thrilled to be opening our newest location in Phoenix and know that our unique lounge concept will be a social gathering spot for locals and visitors,” says GM Dallas Henderson.
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If you have never tried the food at the Library, then you need to know they offer much more than pretty girls and drink specials. The food is great. But, now the Library has teamed up with A1 Steak Sauce and Red Bull to create a tasty lunch with a kick. Order any of the daily A1 recipe lunch specials and you will receive a FREE can of Red Bull to go. Just the thing to recharge for the second half of your day. Lunch specials (Only $8.25!) include Meatloaf (Mon), Spicy Chicken Rigatoni (Tues), Pulled Pork Sandwich (Wed), Southwest Chicken & Rice (Thurs), Sloppy Joe Sliders (Fri) and Double Cheeseburgers Sat/Sun). Served daily from 11:30am-7pm. (5th & Mill)
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AKA Joshua James joshua@deviantdesignlab.com www.myspace.com/elwood Where and when do you spin? I have nights at Hanny’s downtown, AZ/88 in Scottsdale, and Prep School in Central Phoenix. I have also had the pleasure of spinning many parties with Jared Alan and William Reed (Faux Show/Adult Swim/Cheap Thrills/Shake!). How did you get started in the industry? I have been producing music for over five years. It seemed like a natural progression. Having an understanding of musical structure greatly enhances your ability to be a DJ.
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The NBA All-Star Weekend was hot! Celebs, players and parties seemed to be at every turn, and there were very few “incidents” reported. We’ll run through a quick recap of some gossip and sightings plus some music festival and concert news and a restaurant review. For all that happened, is happening and will happen in the Valley, read on. Restaurant Review--Sens: My friend recently celebrated her birthday, and invited a bunch of us to dinner. I was really quite happy because-1) she was going to enjoy her birthday rather than bitch and whine and 2) she was going to celebrate downtown at Sens, an Asian tapas and sake bar. I haven’t been downtown in a while, and I almost forgot how much I loved the vibe. I was the first to arrive, so I had plenty of time to review the menu and chat it up with the friendly bartender. I went on a Friday between the end of happy hour and the beginning of the dinner crowd, so the DJ was setting up in the corner, but even he politely greeted me. The inside is small but open as they use curtains to partition spaces. The décor is modern Asian with cherry blossoms throughout, and a big Buddha greets guests at the door. I sat at the bar, which touts a varying cocktail, beer, and wine list, including over 60 sakes. I started off with a ginger cocktail, and sampled sake later. Besides, a multitude of sakes, Sens infuses many of its vodkas with garnishes, including a spicy Thai chili pepper vodka that would be an awesome in a bloody mary.
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My party finally arrived, and we wasted no time ordering and sharing tapas, my favorites being the fried quail, and the flavorful Shu Mai, wasabi pork and shrimp dumplings. Surprisingly most of the menu items are between $6 to $10 which is cheap enough to let you try a lot of dishes. Open until midnight during the week and 2:30 a.m. on weekends, Sens offers a relaxing atmosphere to grab a cocktail after work, enjoy some late night noshing, or meet up with friends. Check Sens out at, www.sensake.com. Tempe Music Festival: The ultra popular Tempe Music Festival is getting closer so who is exactly performing? The event, set for April 3rd and 4th, is still adding acts and finalizing details, but we know that we’ll get to see Kid Rock, Roger Cline and the Peacemakers,
Cowboy Mouth, 3 Doors Down, Tom Morello: The Nightwatchman, and the All-American Rejects. I like that the festival is taking more of a band approach instead of hip-hop and pop idol line-up this year. After last year, we all heard a chorus of grumbling and I’m glad the organizers took note. I’m actually looking forward to this year’s festival, something I haven’t been able to say for the past couple of years. As it gets closer, we’ll have more details for you, but tickets are now on sale (for an early bird price of $25). For more information visit tempemusicfestival.com. NBA Parties and Seen: There was just SO much going on at the All-Star weekend that I’m going to do a 30,000 foot view of what I saw and people reported to me. Kobe Bryant and Cedric the Entertainer at Z-Tejas in Scottsdale Fashion Square. LeBron James and Jay-Z hosted “Two Kings Party” at the Phoenician where tons of celebs attended including John Legend, Chris Tucker and Spike Lee. Snoop Dogg had a party at Rain and people seen included ASU’s Terrell Suggs and Cuba Gooding Jr. Young NBA guns LeBron James and Dwayne Wade hosted “Tha Big One” at Myst where they partnered with designer Roberto Botticelli for a hot fashion show and party. Sunday Night was a final bash at Axis-Radius and celebs included Jermaine Dupri, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and The Clipse. There were sighting of athletes and celebs at many restaurants, hotels and clubs; just too many to name. The NBA All Star game was a great event, and Phoenix, we were a great host. Can’t wait for the next one. Clapton and Winwood: I can’t believe this is happening, but Eric Clapton is hitting the road again, this time with Steve Winwood, and they’ll be making a Valley stop on June 26th at Jobbing.com Arena. Every time “slow-hand” comes around I think it will be his last time. I’ve had the privilege to see him a few times, and every show is amazing. With Winwood on board, this seems like another “can’t-miss.” I don’t see that tickets are on sale yet, but keep your eyes peeled. Night Owls on Twitter: Who’s on Twitter? Know a great restaurant, club, bar or event? Let me know and follow us (and see what we do) @bdiggs and @mindspazzer. Do it now and sign up. We talk about everything Phoenix. Be safe, be a good person. Till next time…
Brent Diggins is a freelance writer, Valley resident and PR professional at Mindspace, a Valley public relations, marketing and advertising firm. He has been involved in many aspects of the Valley social scene, and considers himself on expert on many things of great global importance, including having a good time. You can reach him at brent.diggins@azweeklymagazine.com.
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“Show me the money. . .” By Kevin Breger, Esq. www.TheAZCriminalLawyer.com
Francis B. Palmer created a last will and testament in which he set out that he would leave a small legacy to his daughters, and the rest of his estate, which was quite substantial, to his grandson, Elmer. Francis remarried and Elmer became worried. Elmer, who was only sixteen years old at the time, knew that he was due a large inheritance from his grandfather. He was concerned that since his grandfather had remarried, he would change his will and leave everything to his new wife instead of to Elmer. So Elmer murdered his grandfather. Elmer was subsequently convicted of the murder and the last will and testament was contested by Francis’s daughters. They were of the view that since Elmer killed their father- and he did so with the specific intent of benefiting- he should not get anything from the will. Elmer was of the view that the letter of the law is clear: the law specifically states how a last will and testament is to be created. The will in question provides that he should get his money regardless, and there is nothing in the law to contradict this. The above fact pattern and issues were real and emanate from the New York case of Riggs v. Palmer in 1889. One of the judges agreed with Elmer and pointed out that “…the matter does not lie within the domain of conscience. We are bound by the rigid rules of law, which have been established by the legislature, and within the limits of which the determination of this question is confined. The question we are dealing with is whether a testamentary disposition can be altered, or a will revoked, after the testator’s death,
through an appeal to the courts, when the legislature has by its enactments prescribed exactly when and how wills may be made, altered, and revoked, and apparently, as it seems to me, when they have been fully complied with, has left no room for the exercise of an equitable jurisdiction by courts over such matters.” Ultimately the court disagreed with Elmer and Justice Gray and ruled that he could not inherit. Justice Earl noted that, “It was the intention of the law-makers that the donees in a will should have the property given to them. But it never could have been their intention that a donee who murdered the testator to make the will operative should have any benefit under it.” Fortunately, Arizona law agrees and states that “[a] person who feloniously and intentionally kills the decedent forfeits all benefits under this chapter. . .”
Kevin Breger is the principal attorney at The Law Offices of Kevin Breger, PLLC. Mr. Breger focuses exclusively on criminal law and DUI representation and can be reached at 602-682-5582 or at kbreger@bregerlaw. com. Remember if you do email Mr. Breger please provide a phone number where he can call you back at to discuss your situation. Mr. Breger’s principal office is located at 2025 N. 3rd Street, Suite 157, Phoenix, AZ 85004 and he also has an address in Scottsdale. He represents clients throughout Maricopa County, Pinal County and Yavapai County. The information in this article is current as of January 2009. Remember that all cases need to be assessed on their individual merits and you should consult your attorney to discuss the specific issues in your case.
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9th Annual Sportsman’s Expo Hits the Valley
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Glendale- Featuring archery, ATVs, bass, fly and saltwater fishing, kayaking, and calling contests--plus an endless array of adventure travel opportunities and practically everything else the outdoor sports world can offer--the Ninth Annual International Sportsmen’s Exposition (ISE) returns to Glendale’s University of Phoenix Stadium from February 27th – March 1st, with all the excitement outdoor sports enthusiasts have come to expect. ISE’s more than 300 exhibitors will bring together Arizona’s largest annual gathering of products and services covering the entire outdoor sports experience. Guests
will enjoy exciting new exhibits, including a trophy display, kayak theater, seminars on San Diego sport fishing, and high-tech hunting, and an expanded outdoor archery area operated by the Arizona Department of Game & Fish. For more information, please visit http://phoenix. sportsexpos.com
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Phoenix- It wasn’t Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal combining for Co-MVP awards via 5-hole giveand-go dunks, and it wasn’t the sizzle and flash and thumping pageantry of the NBA All-Star game that sent this lucky observer into uncontrollable fits of giggles and ‘I’m not worthy’ wonderment. It was Steve Smith and Charles Oakley chatting in the US Airways Center halls with Dominique Wilkins and Dikembe Mutombo; it was Bill Russell celebrating his 75th birthday; and it was Oscar Robertson sitting four seats down from me that set my hoops crazy heart a-flutter on this day. The gathering of NBA’s current elite last weekend for the 58th All-Star game also saw the gathering of NBA’s living legends, and though the no-look, high-flying, lights-out on-court display that resulted in a 146-117 Western Conference victory brought out plenty of ‘ooohs’ and ‘ahhs’, for a die-hard student of the round ball, it was the aging faces and legacies of old-school greatness that made the biggest impression. Just in case you didn’t read that right the first time: Oscar Robertson sat four seats down from me. He passed me a Bud Lite and my change. He touched my beer. He averaged a triple double in a season. Oscar Robertson touched my beer and my money. Now I can die happy.
‘09 Navy SEAL Fitness Challenge Coming to Phoenix
Tempe- The Navy SEAL Fitness Challenge, coming to the Valley on March 14th at ASU, consists of a 500-yard swim, push-ups, situps, pull-ups, and a 1.5-mile run. It is identical to the Navy SEAL Physical Screening test that SEAL candidates must pass in order to get into the rigorous training program. The event is free to enter, with pre-registration available through the web site, www. sealfitnesschallenge.com. Registration is free.
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According to The Wall Street Journal,the city of Las Vegas wants to use two million dollars of the economic stimulus for new neon signs. I just hope it doesn’t make the city look tacky. - Jay Leno
New Jersey is trying to pass a law that will give the state an official state song. The top contender for the New Jersey state song is: “We’ve got to get out of this place.” - Conan O’Brien
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Today, President Obama announced a salary cap of $500,0000 for executives at banks that have received taxpayer bailout money. Bank CEO’s are livid. They say it takes a lot of work to run their companies into the ground. - Craig Ferguson
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We are starting to see some signs that Obama is getting a bit nervous about what he’s gotten himself into. Today he demanded a recount... - David Letterman
COMEDY CALENDAR The Tempe Improv America’s Premiere Comedy Showcase & Restaurant 930 E. University Drive Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 921-9877 for reservations Full Menu. Full bar. www.TempeImprove.com Light Rail Comedy At Macayo’s Depot Cantina 300 S. Ash Ave. Tempe, AZ 85281 602-695-6300 for Reservations Free Admission. 9pm Every Tuesday
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Although David Alan Grier has been known for his ability to create comedy and humor, the graduate of the Yale School of Drama has successfully made the diverse jump from theatre to television to film and still alternates between all three.
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Trained in Shakespeare at Yale, Grier began his professional career on Broadway as Jackie Robinson in “The First,” for which he earned a Tony nomination in 1981. He then joined the cast of “Dreamgirls,” went on to star opposite Denzel Washington in “A Soldier’s Play,” and both actors continued their roles in the film version, “A Soldier’s Story.” Grier’s television credits are abundant. Grier is well known as being a principle cast member of the acclaimed television series “In Living Color,” where he helped to create some of that show’s most memorable characters, and also as a co-star on Bonnie Hunt’s hit ABC comedy “Life With Bonnie.” He also starred on the hit NBC show “DAG” where he played the title character, as well Keeping his close comedic relationship with the Wayans’ brothers, he co-starred with Damon Wayans in “Damon.” He also starred in the television miniseries “The 60s,” and “King of Texas” for cable television. In addition Grier has gained recognition for his numerous feature film roles, including “Baadasssss!” for director Mario Van Peebles, “The Woodsman” opposite Kevin Bacon and Mos Def, “15 Minutes,” “Boomerang,” “Bewitched,” “Jumanji” and Robert Altman’s “Streamers,” for which he won a Golden Lion Award for Best Actor at the Venice Film Festival. David also co-wrote, produced and appeared in the independent film “Poker House,” Lori Petty’s directorial debut. Call 480-921-9877 or log onto www.tempeimprov.com Location: 930 E University Dr Suite D1-201, Tempe AZ 85281 Call 480-921-9877 or log onto www.tempeimprov.com Location: 930 E University Dr Suite D1-201, Tempe AZ 85281 AZWeeklyMagazine.com
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t u o b A d n A t Kimmaay’s Ou By Kim Naugle
Hello, freaks!
ey’s st es to be an exciting night at Bog Saturday February 21 promis t No pe. Rural and Guadalupe) in Tem (6463 S. Rural Road, corner of glon ir ge for the last time before the only will 3UG be taking the sta Windy City r. yea the of nt eve will be the awaited Colorado tour, but this aganza! carpet for this live music extrav Records has rolled out the red cials, there all night and happy hour spe In addition to drink specials where, by Sister Cities, Miles to No will be live music performed fashion l also be body painting, a live and of course, 3UG. There wil that wasn’t spinning between bands. If show, and DJ Tom the Bomb shoot, and doing live hair styling, photo enough, Ohana Salon will be ile the G will be playing the music wh fashion show at midnight (3U a $5 cover! t’s a lot of entertainment for models strut their stuff). Tha
3UG will be at Bogeyʼ s in Tempe on Saturd ay February 21st
shows Skye has some super tribute coming up! nd g February 22 : Second Helpin m. 0p 6:3 ). ute trib (Lynyrd Skynyrd nd The Mighty Cash March 22 : Cats (Johnny Cash tribute) A rd March 23 : The Three Kings. dy Bud n, lso Ne tribute to Ricky Holly and Elvis Presley. th to th March 15 and 16 : Tribute on Elt and l Joe ly the music of Bil John. 6:30pm. erience th ction: The Rolling Stones Exp th March 29 and 30 : Satisfa featuring th vie Nicks & Fleetwood Mac April 4th and 5 : Tribute to Ste Bella Donna Floyd tribute) April 26th: In the Flesh (Pink ing AJ th Simon and Garfunkel featur May 17th and 18 : Tribute to dle Swearingen & Jonathan Bee tion. Skye is ant.com for dates and informa Log onto www.skye-restauar Fountain Center Dr. in Peoria. located at 16844 Arrowhead s are hitting the High Rollers. These guy Check out the interview with be on their Lake Havasu and then they’ll Tempe after playing Vegas and Their music so catch them while you can. way to Prescott and Tucson, They’ll be rful way to spend a few hours! th is fun and lively and a wonde .) on Friday February 20 Ave rn the Sou W. (29 om Ro at the Yucca Tap and start at 10pm. Make sure to tell them I sent
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Queen + Paul Rodgers = ‘Nah’
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By Stephen Wilkinson
When one uses the name of their glory days and adds a new ingredient, they are bound to draw comparisons. This album is no exception. Having finally found a voice to lead the band back to the concert stage in recent years, Queen’s remaining members Brian May and Roger Taylor have enlisted world class vocalist Paul Rodgers to take over the vocal slot of the departed Freddie Mercury. You can at least have enough respect for them not enlisting a clone like other bands have (Journey, Judas Priest, etc.). However, something that Freddie brought to the band’s music was panache, style, and flavor. No offense to Rodgers, but what talents and abilities he brings to the table simply don’t do justice to the name Queen. The material, although decent and with stellar production, unfortunately is nothing that compares to the band’s back catalogue. The cover art and font choice for the band’s name sum it up…nothing special. Admittedly, I am a fan of both Queen and Rodgers, but I’m calling it as I see it. Rockzone Records 1721 E. Warner Rd. #C-16, Tempe (480) 964-6301 www.rockzonerecords.com
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team up with other musicians, form a band, and prepare for a live concert to show off their new skills. The next session of camp will run from March 6th through the 8th at Scottsdale Studios, 9445 E Doubletree Ranch Rd. in Scottsdale. The weekend includes several hours of small group instruction, coached rehearsals, master classes, and live concert performances with world-renowned musicians. Students also learn other aspects of being in a band, such as songwriting, audio recording, and the music business. At the end of the three-day rock experience, the student bands perform a live concert for parents, faculty, and peers. Included in the $299 tuition, participants receive a DVD recording of the three-day event and the final concert. Special guests include Bill “The Buddha” Dickens who has performed with Victor Wooten, Mary J. Blige, Chaka Khan, George Michael, Grover Washington, and Janet Jackson. Rock Boot Camp also features Neil Zaza, virtuoso guitarist and composer who has shared the stage with Steve Vai and Joe Satriani; and Bobby Rock who played drums for Gary Hoey, Carnival of Souls, Vinnie Vincent Invasion, Neal Schon, and many others. More information can be found at www. rockbootcamps. com or www. scottsdalestudios. com.
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Rock Boot Camp Returns in March Scottsdale- Rock Boot Camp is an action-packed weekend during which students
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Large patio with TV’s and Misters Full menu open - close WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19th , shirley s temple Friday, january 20th otis and the beat Saturday, january 21st legend city Sunday, february 22nd freddy thunder
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The High Rollers
Band Members Joe Booth Bobby Joe Bad Andy Ulibarri
Instruments Guitar, Lead Locals Upright Bass, Vocals Drums www.myspace.com/thehighrollersaz
Why did this band get started? We originally started the band because we were all sick of hearing nothing but Classic Rock Cover bands in our hometown of Prescott. It obviously has progressed more than we ever though it would!!
Who is the craziest band member and why? Bad Andy for sure. We have traveled 100,000 miles in our ten years as a band and he has put at least ten years extra on our life. He is the only dependable drummer we know of though.
What’s the most difficult aspect of trying to make it in this biz? Maintaining focus and not getting frustrated. We’re a band from a small town and often don’t get taken seriously. Oh…and getting on FM radio!
Do you play cover tunes or originals? We mainly play originals and throw in a few covers here or there. We grew up having to play four 45 minute sets so we can play over 60 songs.
What do you do different that kicks ass over other bands? We are REAL! We put our soul into what we do! Well, that and the fact we have managed to stay a band for over ten years.
What will people see when you perform live? A high-energy band that will probably drink you under the table!! The High Rollers entertain people, and we love what we do!
How would you describe your style of music? Rocka-Psycho-Punk-Country…abilly!! Are you any good? We’re the best band in the world…in our opinion!! We invite everyone to come out and see us perform and make there own decision. Name one thing that you hope to accomplish during your musical career. We all hope to make the band our career sometime soon. How often do you perform live? We have played 50-100 shows a year for the last 10 years with an average of about 85 here in the last few years. It all depends on how long our tour is every year.
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What’s the funniest thing that ever happened while performing? One night we had a cross-dresser dancing at one of our shows. Two of us saw the adams apple, one of us didn’t. We’ll leave it at that… February 19th - February 25th, 2009
Who gets the most Groupies and why? Bobby Joe gets the most groupies because he is the only person in the band that is married. People always want what they can’t have! He has good hair too! Tell us a secret about the band: Joe is a secret government biological weapon of massdestruction! What advice would you give a startup band? Don’t give up. Very rarely does a band make it big in the first few years. It takes a lot of hard work. Overnight sensations don’t come around that often, and are usually gone as fast as they’ve come! What’s the biggest misconception people have about musicians? That all musicians are cocky! We’ve played with a lot of other musicians and have found that generally the people in the good bands are real people. The others give us a bad name.
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Got any CDs out that we might buy? We have 3 CDs. Our first is self titled, Hungover is the 2nd and the latest is titled Locked, Loaded, and Long Gone. We are currently writing material for our fourth CD which should be out by the end of the year. Where can folks find your CD’s or music? You can go to www.highrollersaz.com and order CDs through our site or download the albums on either iTunes or Amazon mp3. Where can we come see you perform? Our next shows are: February 20th we’ll be at the Yucca Tap Room in Tempe and we’ll be rocking it at 10pm. The 25th we’ll be playing at 8pm at Sundance’s in Prescott and the 27th we’ll be in Tucson at the The Surly Wench Pub at 10pm. We’ve got a lot more shows coming up and you can always check out show listing at www.highrollersaz. com.
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Friday 2/20 • 8 pm • 18+
Nappy Roots
Humdinger Winter Tour
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Friday 2/20 • 8 pm • 21+
Howitzer DOKKEN
DOKKEN Saturday 2/21 • 8pm • 7 Bands on 2 Stages • 21+
Advance Tickets at online www.Ticketmaster.com and all six Tobacco & Pipes Plus shops including the TPP next to Club Red
Dave Matthews Sundays • 9 pm
Grey Street RED OwL EVENT – “GrEY StEEt is the finest Dave Matthews tribute band I have ever heard, they rock!” –Pappa Owl
SALSA Tuesdays • 9 pm • 18+
SALSA! SWING Wednesdays • 7:30 pm • 18+ SwING!
4 Metal Bands!
Saturday 2/21 • 8 pm • 21+
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DJ Shortkut has thrilled Hip-Hop fans worldwide, including his time with InvISIbl SkratcH PIklz. Shortkut is known for his unbelievable beat juggling and percussion.
Metal Mania
RED OwL EVENT – It’s Metal Mania time at the Red Owl: Six Million Dead, Malnurture, Howitzer & Delirium tremens will make it fun.
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DOkkEn headlines our two stage event: throttle, Dagger, cover Junkies, Division Within, Impulsive aggression and Gtr!
Friday 2/27 • 8 pm • 18+
CEDAR ST CROIX Alt Rock at it’s very best... CLUB RED EVENT – rOck EXPO night at club red with all It’s Wonders, Page the village Idiot, cedar St. croix and raGD.
Friday 2/27 • 9 pm • 21+
BOOm BOOm RED OwL EVENT – boom boom room
monthly with special guest: DJ rOckWEll and resident dj’s: Element, k.Supreme, Emgee, & Iron Giant. Plus Wild life refuge.!
DJ Rockwell on 2/27
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Saturday 2/28 • 7 pm • 21+
Romantasy Cabaret it’s such a sweet dream...
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romantasy cabaret was voted best local vaudeville Show by Phoenix new times. burlesque, can-can & carnival on one stage!
Tuesday 3/3 • 8 pm • 21+
Pato Banton and the mYSTIC ROOTS Band
Pato banton, live at club red. another great show in the reggae legend Series.
Friday 3/6 • 8 pm • 21+
Jason DeVore
REGGAE Legend Series
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Angry Inch. www.joesgrotto.com
Martini Ranch (480) 970-0500, 7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale: Lobster Newberg, Driving By Reality and Ree Boado. www. martiniranchaz.net
Martini Ranch (480) 970-0500, 7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale: Flight to London. (7pm). www. martiniranchaz.net
Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St., Phoenix: Cell Phone Cowboys. www.joesgrotto.com Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd., Cave Creek: Ryan & Matt. 8pm. www. cocomojoes.com Skeptical Chymist (480) 609 8677, 15688 N. Pima Rd., Suite C6, Scottsdale: Kyle Phelan Band. 9pm. www.skepticalchymist.com Fibber Magees (480)-7229434, 1989 W. Elliot Rd. #19, Chandler: Matt Tenner. www. fibbermageespub.com Goat Head Saloon (480) 464-8030, 1423 S. Country Club Dr., Mesa: Moneky Soop, Ripp Tyde, Jack the Cat and Delerium Tremons. www. goatheadsaloon.com The Ruby Room (602) 258-6900, 717 S. Central Ave., Phoenix: Jump Back Brothers (blues, rockabilly, swing, roots). 8pm. myspace.com/ therubyroomlounge Char’s Has the Blues (602) 2300205, 4631 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix: Lady J. www.charshastheblues.com Last Exit Live (480) 557-6656, 1425 W. Southern Ave., Tempe: Bold Bird, Bobby St. Vincent and Johnny Ash. 9pm. $5. www.lastexitlive.com
Friday February 20th Goat Head Saloon (480) 4648030, 1423 S. Country Club Dr., Mesa: Headline Bluegrass and The Dave McGraw Band. www. goatheadsaloon.com The Ruby Room (602) 258-6900, 717 S. Central Ave., Phoenix: Prehab, The Tremulants, Graceful Degradation and The Hardways. 8pm. myspace.com/ therubyroomlounge
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Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd., Cave Creek: Pete and the Shortcummings. 9pm. www.cocomojoes.com Skeptical Chymist (480) 609 8677, 15688 N. Pima Rd., Suite C6, Scottsdale: Mike Mercier (5pm) and Insomniacs (9pm). www. skepticalchymist.com Char’s Has the Blues (602) 2300205, 4631 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix: Soul Power. www.charshastheblues.com Dubliner Pub (602) 867-0984, 3841 E. Thunderbird Rd. (southwest corner of 40th Street and Thunderbird Rd.), Phoenix: The Biffos. www. dublinerpub.com Stinkweeds (480) 968-9490, 15 W Camelback Rd, Phoenix: KelvinHelmholtz Records presents Lazy Lungs, Charles Myers, Caleb Christopher, Madame Zero and Bronson Myers. 6pm. $8. www. stinkweeds.com
Skeptical Chymist (480) 609 8677, 15688 N. Pima Rd., Suite C6, Scottsdale: Insomniacs. 9pm. www. skepticalchymist.com Modified Arts (602) 462-5516, 407 E. Roosevelt Rd., Phoenix: The JNG Band (EP release show) and Try Me Bicycle. Doors at 8pm. www. modified.org Hollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd., Mesa: Tierro de Fuego CD Release Party w/ Man About a Dog and Turn Back. myspace.com/hollywoodalley. myspace.com/hollywoodalley Char’s Has the Blues (602) 2300205, 4631 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix: Lady J. www.charshastheblues.com Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave., Tempe: Hall 13, Fuzzy’s Hero, Dimestore Saints, and Cellphish. 8pm. www.yuccatap. com Last Exit Live (480) 557-6656, 1425 W. Southern Ave., Tempe: Mojo farmers and Lobster Newberg. 9pm. $5. www.lastexitlive.com
Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave., Tempe (Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): Grave Danger and High Rollers. 8pm. www.yuccatap.com
Chyro Arts (480) 258-2329, 1330 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale: Psyko Steve presents The Malhereux, Faces in the Well and Really Big Birds. 7pm. All ages. www.chyro.org.
O’Kelley’s (480) 756-6069, 2120 W. Guadalupe Rd., Mesa: Cover Junkies. 9:30pm to close. www.okelleysbar. com
O’Kelley’s (480) 756-6069, 2120 W. Guadalupe Rd., Mesa: 74th Street. 9:30pm to close. www.okelleysbar. com
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Concert Venues
Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St., Phoenix: Pelvic Meatloaf, Altered Silence, Sativa Strain, F.Y.I. and Vile Existance. All ages. www. joesgrotto.com
Club Red (480) 496-4733, 2155 E. University Dr., Tempe: February 21st: Dokken. Doors at 8pm. All ages. March 11th: Yami Bolo www.clubredrocks.com
Martini Ranch (480) 970-0500, 7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale: Rock Lobster (10:30pm). www. martiniranchaz.net Dubliner Pub (602) 867-0984, 3841 E. Thunderbird Rd., Phoenix: The Biffos. www.dublinerpub.com
Hollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd., Mesa: Fred Green, Harm and Paige the Village Idiot. myspace.com/hollywoodalley
Goat Head Saloon (480) 464-8030, 1423 S. Country Club Dr., Mesa: B Side Players, Fayuca and Another Day. www.goatheadsaloon.com
Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St., Phoenix: Harry Brown and
Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd., Cave
February 19th - February 25th, 2009
Creek: Easton Ashe. 9pm. www. cocomojoes.com
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Chandler Center for the Arts (480) 782-2680, 250 N. Arizona Ave., Chandler: February 20th: 3 Redneck Tenors February 21st: The Oak Ridge Boys February 28th: Roy Clark March 1st: One Night of Queen March 7th: Chandler High School Musical March 8th: Cherryholmes March 14th: Lorie Line March 15th: Salt River Brass www.chandlercenter.org Mesa Amphitheatre (480) 644-256,
263 N. Center St., Mesa: February 21st: Blues Blast 2009 February 28th: AZ Strong Beer Festival April 3rd: Fall Out Boy, Cobra Starship, All Time Low, Hey Monday and Metro Station May 19th: Kings of Leon www.mesaamp.com Marquee Theatre (480) 829-0607, 730 N. Mill Ave., Tempe: February 20th: Tatem CD Release Show. 6pm. $10. All ages. February 21st: Local showcase featuring Random Karma, The Preserve Band, Jeordie, and Joe Draper Band. 6pm. $10. All ages. February 23rd: Hank III & Assjack w/ Those Poor Bastards. 6:30pm. $17 in adv, $18 at the door. All ages. February 25th: Modest Mouse and Mimicking Birds. 6:30pm. $35. All ages February 27th: The Expendables, Tomorrow’s Bad Seeds and Underwater. 6:30pm. $15 in adv, $17 at the door. All ages. www.luckymanonline.com Mesa Arts Center (480) 644-6500, 1 East Main St., Mesa: February 20th: Marcus Roberts Trio February 21st: Joan Baez February 22nd: Paddy Maloney with the Chieftains February 25th: Metropolitan Youth Symphony March 3rd: Afro-Cuban All-Stars March 6th: Sir James Galway March 13th: The 5 Browns www.mesaartslive.com The Clubhouse Music Venue (480) 967-7977, 1320 E. Broadway Rd., Tempe: February 20th: Rev Theory, Vayden and Siop. Doors at 7pm. February 21st: Local showcase February 22nd: Battle of the bands w/ Before You Fled, Oceans Will Part, Bleed Like Us, Brothers of the Bull, Gringos Locos, The Naveah, Midnight for a Minute and Manufactured Defect. All ages. February 26th: Local showcase February 27th: Cold Fusion, Tongue Dried Sun, The Reign Kings, Zephyr, Pulsic, This Opposition, Infinite, Elizabeth Chamberlain and Jacob Tyler Lucas. Doors at 6pm. www.clubhousegigs.com Rhythm Room (602) 265-4842, 1019 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix: February 19th: Al Stewart. Doors at 6:30pm. $27 in adv, $30 at the door. February 20th: Rhythm Room AllStarts featuring Big Pete Pearson, Chris James, Bob Corritore, Brian Fahey, Patrick Ryan, Henry Gray,
Dave Riley, Chief Schabuttie Gilliame and more. Doors at 8pm. $10. February 21st: Rhythm Room AllStars w/ Big Pete Pearson, Chris James, Bob Corritore, Bryan Fahey, Patrick Ryan and many special guests. Doors at 7:30pm. $7. February 22nd: Lisa Hannigan. Doors at 6:30. $20 in adv, $22 at the door. February 23rd: Matt Wertz and The Alternate Routes. Doors at 7pm. $12 in adv, $13 at the door. All ages. February 24th: Bad Sneakers (Steely Dan tribute). Doors at 7pm. $10. February 25th: Toomstoners, Acapulco Five-O and Rebel Set. Doors at 7pm. $5. www.rhythmroom.com Celebrity Theatre (602) 267-1600, 440 N. 32nd St., Phoenix: March 6th: The Temptations March 8th: Kenny Loggins March 19th: Etta James and the Roots Band April 11th: Mint Condition April 30th: Third Day www.celebritytheatre.com Jobing.com Arena (623) 772-3800, 9400 W. Maryland Ave., Glendale: February 27th: Chris Tomlin w/ Israel Houghton March 5th: Slipknot w/ Cradle of Filth March 28th: Disturbed & Killswitch Engage April 3rd: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band April 24th: Britney Spears May 24th: Fleetwood Mac June 23rd: Andre Rieu www.jobingarena.com Dodge Theatre (602) 379-2800, 400 W. Washington St., Phoenix: February 21st: Paramount’s Original Laser Spectacular featuring the music of Pink Floyd February 25th: YES February 26th: Zappa Plays Zappa March 4th: The Pretenders March 13th: Frankie Valli & The Manhattan Transfer April 2nd: Lamb of God April 16th: The Killers www.dodgetheatre.com U.S. Airways Center (602) 3797800, 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix: March 26th: Billy Joel and Elton John Face 2 Face March 27th: Rock and Worship Roadshow. MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Hawk Nelson, Tenth Avenue North and Addison Road. www.usairwayscenter.com
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Eddie V’s (480) 538-8468, 20715 N. Pima Road (DC Ranch) Wednesdays: Margo Reed (vocals), Kenny Poe (keys) and Johnny Carrasco (guitar). 6:30-10:30pm Every other Mon/Tues: Michael Reed (vocals), Kenny Poe (keys), and Johnny Carrasco (guitar). 6:3010:30pm www.eddiev.com Nello’s, (480) 946-2020, 7213 E. First Ave. Tuesdays – Moonshiner jazz. Acoustic piano trios. 7-10pm. Free. www.nellosscottsdale.com Chances Are (480) 994-4338, 7570 E Sixth Ave. (corner of Miller Rd) Sundays: Joe Hopkins Jazz Combo leads jam session. 6-10 pm. Food, dancing. Fri/Sat/Sun: Tommy Holloway. 10pm-1am. Bobby’s (480) 556-0770, 7122 E. Greenway Pkwy. All events 6:30-10:30pm. Mon/Tues: Rags Allen Wed/Thurs: Rich Howard Fri/Sat: Tommy Washington Mastro’s City Hall Steakhouse (480) 941-4700, 6991 E. Camelback Rd. Sun/Mon: Ken Wain. 6:30-midnight. Estate House (480) 9704099, 7134 E. Stetson Dr. (Third Floor Lounge) Live music 7pm-midnight. Free. www.estatehouseaz.com
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Bobby C’s (602) 252-2273, 1140 E. Washington St. Sundays: Papa John DeFrancesco (organ), Dowell Davis (drums) + guests. 2-4pm Tuesdays: Raul Yanez’s Zona Libre (Latin Jazz). Yanez (piano), Xavier Yanez (bass), Adam Clark (drums) and Tony Valenzuela (percussion). 9pm. Wednesdays: Raul Yanez Latin Jazz Band. Yanez (piano), Xavier Yanez (bass), and Adam Clark (drums). 8-11pm www.bobbycee.com
The Lost Leaf (602) 2580014, 914 N. 5th St. & Roosevelt Sundays: Jiggle. Jeff Gutierrez (saxophone), Jeff Libman (guitar), John Chapman (bass), and Shaun Lowecki (drums). 9:30-midnight. Mondays: Moseyhorse. Jeff Gutierrez (saxophone), Jeff Libman (guitar), John Chapman (bass), Shaun Lowecki (drums). 10pm-1am. www.thelostleaf.org
Tuesdays: Aebi-Coulson Jazz Duet Wednesdays: John Burak (piano) Thursdays: Brendon Cottrell www.dvinewine101.com
My Florist Cafe (602) 2540333, 530 W. McDowell Rd. Wed through Sun: Pianist Nicole Pesce (jazz/variety). 7pm-midnight. www.myfloristcafe.com
Nouveau Bistro (480) 8553736, 3395 W. Chandler Blvd. All events 6-9pm Fri & Sat: Aebi-Coulson Duo www.nouveaubistro.com
Paisley Violin Cafe (602) 2547843, 1030 N.W. Grand Ave. Thursdays: Hi Lo Trio. Tom Clohessy (sax), Jimmy Peggie (bass) and Tom Lowery (drums) www.thepaisley.com
Gold Bar Espresso (480) 839-3082, 3141 S. McClintock Drive, #6 Fri & Sun: Jazz Alliance. 7:3011pm Sundays: Scott Anderson’s Classical Guitar & Arizona Guitar Trio. 11am www.goldbarespresso.org
Babaslos Cuban Cafe (480) 460-1528, 1241 E. Chandler Blvd., Suite 127 Saturdays: Jeff Jones Latin Trio. Jones (sax/flute), Andres Martinez (guitar/vocals), Jesse Parker (percussion). 11pm. www.babalooscubancafe.com Christo’s (602) 264-1784, 6327 N. Seventh Ave. Thurs through Sat: John Summers (piano/vocals). 6:30-9pm.
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Bistro at Kokopelli Winery (480) 792-6927, 35 W. Boston St. Thursdays- Saturdays: Live Jazz Music during dinner. February 19h: Alonzo. 6-8pm. February 20th: Jimmy McElroy Duo. 6:30-7:30pm. February 21st: Mill Avenue. 6:30-7:30pm. www.kokopelliwinery.com D*Vine Wine Bar & Bistro (480) 654-4171, 2837-101 N. Power Rd. All events 6-9pm Sundays: Newton’s Theorem (guitar/cello/vocals duo) Mondays: Larry Schultz
Pesto’s Gourmet Pizza and Wine Bar (480) 821-2949, 1960 W. Ray Rd., Suite 4 All events 7-11pm. Most Saturdays: Pesto Jazz Trio. Dan Pinson (sax/flute), John Knowlton (guitar), and Dennis Sexton (bass).
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John Henry’s (480) 7309009, 909 E. Elliot Rd. Thursdays: Jared Howe Fridays: Charlene & Race Brown Saturdays: Race Brown Sundays: Aebi/Coulson Jazz Trio. 7-10pm. www.johnhenrysrestaurant. com
The 15th Annual Northwest Black History Committee (NBHC) Community Cultural Awareness Music Festival kicks off February 27th and runs through March 1st at the Peoria Municipal Complex (83rd Avenue and Cinnabar, between Peoria and Olive). This event features family style entertainment and many live performances by artists such as Greg Kelly Foundation, Tommy Dukes, Gregg Austin & Second Wind, Big Pete Pearson, Masquerade, Royce Murray, Chris, “Doc” Stewart, Michael Powers and many more! A virtuoso in both acoustic an electric guitar, Michael Powers is an accomplished Seattle, Washington jazz musician. He has impressive credentials playing in Europe with the likes of George Benson, where he was deemed a “ferocious musical crocodile.” Since February is Black History Month, and for fifteen years the NBHC has provided and earned the number one ranking for the best event in addition to attracting exceptional entertainment, Powers is a must see treat for fans of jazz and blues. True to the core values of the NBHC, the event will be showing positive images and educating attendees about the vast importance of accomplishment and contributions of African Americans. Please visit www. aznbhc.org, or call (623) 204-0959.
Michael Powers set to perform at the 15th Annual Northwest Black History Committee Community Cultural Awareness Music Festival.
Festivals and Events Sacred Grounds Scottsdale Congregational Church (480) 946-2900, 4425
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N Granite Reef Rd. (South of Camelback and east of Hayden Rd.) All events 7:30 – 9:30pm February 26th: Jim Cooper with the Armand Boatmen Quartet March 5th: Fred Forney Quartet March 12th: Joe Hopkins / 52nd Street www.scucc.com/sacred_grounds. cfm
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Sunday A’Fair Concerts (January 11th through April 13th) Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts (480) 994-
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for 1 except shots.. - (480) 763-6909 Juan Jaime’s - $2.50 Margaritas w/ Compadre Tequila Gold, $2.50 Domestics, Tecate & Tecate Lt Bottles, $3 Imports, $4 Three Olive, Sangria, Wine 480.699.0560 La Bocca - 4-7pm Every day. 10pmclose Fri & Sat. Half off all wine by the glass, draft beer and mixed drinks (except housemade cocktails and Martinis) selected areas only. Los Olivos - Mon-Fri 4-7PM, Free Appetizer Munchies, $2.50 Bud, Bud Light, Coors, Coors Light, Miller & Miller Light. $3.00 Margaritas. 50 Cents off Well Drinks - (480) 946-2256 Maloney’s - 7 Days a Week 4-7pm, $1 Off Drinks, $1 Off Drafts, 1/2 Off Appetizers - (480) 894-2224 Mickey’s Hangover - 4-9pm Everyday - Half off all munchies, well, wines & beer Vertical 11/12/08 12:13 PM - (480) 425-0111 Nino’s Pizza - Sat & Sun 3-close, $2 Domestic Bottles, $2.50 Bottles Select Imports (623) 878-7777 O’Kelley’s -Mon - Fri, 7am-7pm (Mondays 9am), Reverse Happy Hour, 10pm - close Monday/Tuesday. $2.25 domestic bottles and drafts, $2.50 well, $2.75 small pitchers, $5.75 large pitchers. - (480) 756-6069 Pearl - Tues - Sat “Beat The Clock” Happy Hour: From 4-5pm, get 50% off entire bill. From 5-6pm get 40% off. From 6-7pm, get 30% off. Reverse Happy Hour: Mon - Sat, 10pm - Midnight, 50% off ALL Drinks, 25% ALL food. Rock Bottom – $3 Happy Hour: $3 pints, well drinks and house wine, $3 Minitinis 11 to select from, $3 food specials including our full size Angus Burger, pizzas and more! 3:30-6:30 Mon-Fri. 10PMClose Every night of the week. All day Sunday and throughout all NFL games. Call to Reserve space for office party and group functions 480-598-1300. Rosie McCaffrey’s Irish Pub Regular Happy Hour - Mon-Fri 4-7pm, $1 off well, .75 off bottled beers, $1 off Imperial 20 oz pints. Late Night Happy Hour - Sun-Wed 11pm-close, $2.50 well, $1 off Imperial 20 oz pints. - (602) 2411916 Saketini - 5-6:30 pm - $2 well, $1.50 Dom Draft, 20-30% Off Selected Food Items. 480-615-6000
Sandbar - Happy Hour Everyday from 3pm-7pm. $1.50 off all drinks. $2.75 domestic bottles and imported bottles *Select Appetizer Menu Items 1/2 price during Happy Hour San Felipes Cantina Desert Ridge-Phoenix & Tempe Marketplace ~ Never A Cover ~ Happy Hour 4-7pm Every Day 1/2 off Drinks & Select Appetizers. 2Fer Tuesday with 2-4-1 Combo platters(5-10) Drafts & Tequila (9-close) Wet Wednesays- Enjoy $3 Drafts with Live Music on the Patio. Ladies Night for THERsty THERsdays with 50 cent Draft, $2 Shot’s all Nite Long. Tempe 480-736-8226 / Phoenix 480-5152337 / Flagstaff 928-779-6000 www.sanfelipescantina.com Skeptical Chymist -Everyday 4pm – 7pm, $3.50 Well Drinks, $3.00 Domestic Bottles, Page 1 $1.00 Of All Other Draft Beer, $2.00 Off House Wine (Stone Cellars), $2.00 Off All Appetizers Call To Reserve Space For Office Party And Group Functions 480.609.8677 SKYE - 7 Days, 3-6pm, House wines $4, $2.50 Bud, Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Light, Michelob Ultra. $3.50 Heineken, Amstel Light, Corona, Stella, Blue Moon. $3.50 wells, $5 Well Martinis, Cosmos, Manhattans, $7 Patron Silver Margs, $4 Jagermeister. South Beach –Happy Hour, Half Price Select Appetizers, Half Price Well Drinks, Half Price Draft Beer, Half Price House Wines - 480.990.1777 Sutra Sushi (Barcelona) 4-7pm Everyday - 1/2 off specialty martinis. Selected apps discounted.- (480) 355-2626 The Big Bang - 5-8pm Fri/Sat - All Drinks $2-$3- (480) 557-5595 The Library Bar & Grill Mon - Fri 4pm - 7pm $1 Tacos, Half Price Appetizers $3 Well, Wine, Domestic Drafts & Domestic Bottles, $4 Import Drafts & Import Bottles Uncorked - The Unpretentious Wine Bar. 3:30 to close...(Mon) 1/2 off glasses and flights. (Tues) Retail Bottle Night. (Wed) $5 off Cheese trays & wine bottles. (Thurs) $2.50 Draft Beer. (480) 699-9230. Upper Deck Sports Grill – Call venue for daily specials (480) 941-9333
Scottsdale- Willow Stream Spa at the Fairmont Scottsdale will soon be offering personal insight and enlightenment along with facials and massages, as the new ‘Take Tea and See’ offer begins in February and continues through March. Led by renowned astrologist Janice Roper, fifty-minute tea-leaf readings have been known to guide people to new career paths, start relationships, and connect with their past. Having hosted successful tea-leaf readings throughout the United States to help celebrities, executives, and leaders find clarity and purpose, Roper will bring her talent to Willow Stream Spa at the Fairmont Scottsdale every Sunday afternoon for the next two months.
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Ranked among the top spas in North America by Conde Nast Traveler, the 44,0000 square foot Willow Stream Spa is situated on three levels and offers an open-air rooftop pool, waterfall therapy pool, patio treatment rooms, atrium, and lush garden. Guests enjoy the state-of-the-art fitness center and a range of classes in the movement studio, quiet lounges, saunas, steam rooms, Swiss showers and unique Eucalyptus inhalation rooms. The ‘Take Tea and See’ offer is priced at $109 and will be held from 1:00 – 5:00pm every Sunday from February 22nd through March 29th. Reservations are recommended and can be made by contacting Willow Stream Spa at (480) 585-2732.
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