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Experience Hendrix Tour Returns To Houston Hailed by critics and fans alike as the ‘Guitar Event Of The Year,’ the multi-artist celebration known as the Experience Hendrix Tour is set to return this October.

These special concert performances present legendary artists who join together to pay homage to Jimi Hendrix. This next edition of the Experience Hendrix Tour will encompass 18 performances this coming October playing in cities along the west coast and southwestern states. Their Houston performance will be October 20th at Revention Music Center.

This star studded tour will feature Buddy Guy, Billy Cox (from Jimi Hendrix Experience / Band Of Gypsys), Joe Satriani, Taj Mahal, Jonny Lang, Dweezil Zappa, Doyle Bramhall II, Eric Johnson, dUg Pinnick (from King’s X), Chris Layton (from Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble), Mato Nanji (from Indigenous), Todd Park Mohr (from Big Head Todd & the Monsters), Ana Popovic, Kenny Aronoff, Calvin Cooke (from The Slide Brothers), Chuck Campbell (from The Slide Brothers), Henri Brown, and Kevin McCormick. (* Artist line-up is subject to change without notice.)

“The tour is more than a series of concerts,” Experience Hendrix LLC CEO Janie Hendrix, Jimi’s stepsister, said in a statement. “It’s a celebration of a man whose amazing gift changed the face of music and

informed an entire culture. His influences were varied and diverse. And this year we’re shining a light on that diversity with artists who represent it across cultures and who also share a love for Jimi and his music. It’s exciting to be able to honor Jimi’s enduring legacy in this way.”

Since its inception as a single tribute show at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000, the tour has become an anticipated fan experience.

Joe Satriani tells us that “The Experience Hendrix Tours are always so much fun.

The camaraderie between all the musicians on the show is magical. I’m so excited to play some deep Hendrix tracks in a power trio setting with [King’s X bassist and vocalist] dUg Pinnick and Kenny Aronoff!”

The Experience Hendrix Tour offers fans a rare opportunity to see critically lauded musicians performing timeless Jimi Hendrix classics such as “Purple Haze,” “Foxey Lady,” “Voodoo Child” and “Little Wing” in a unique setting. This latest edition of the tour will feature guitar wizard Joe Satriani and the triumphant return of blues legend Buddy Guy, as well as Dweezil Zappa, Jonny Lang and Eric Johnson. Mainstays Billy Cox, Slide Brothers and Doyle Bramhall II will also be on board for the duration.

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ing career began in earnest in the 1950s when he migrated from Louisiana to be part of the burgeoning Chicago blues scene. Jimi Hendrix, whose own music is firmly rooted in the blues, was heavily influenced by the work of Guy, who is six years Hendrix’s senior. The two became friends, even sharing the stage together. This October will mark Buddy Guy’s ninth Experience Hendrix Tour. Always a crowd favorite, the polka dot-adorned 82-year-old (83 when the tour starts) is looking forward to paying tribute to his own “buddy.”

15-time Grammy Award nominee Joe Satriani, who recently came off the eastern leg of the Experience Hendrix Tour, will be back for the October 1 kickoff in Jimi’s hometown of Seattle. Notable for being the biggest-selling instrumental rock guitarist of all time, Satriani came to the forefront with the release of his 1987 solo album Surfing with the Alien. He has worked with Mick Jagger, Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult and the fabled Spinal Tap and is a member of rock super group Chickenfoot. In keeping with the spirit of the Experience Hendrix Tour, Satriani has formed an all-star trio especially for the occasion, calling upon bassist and vocalist dUg Pinnick from King’s X, and prolific sideman Kenny Aronoff on drums to serve as his rhythm section.

“The Experience Hendrix Tours are always so much fun,” Satriani told Billboard. “The camaraderie between all the musicians on the show is magical. I’m so excited to play some deep Hendrix tracks in a power trio setting with dUg Pinnick and Kenny Aronoff!”

Billy Cox, bassist for both Jimi Hendrix’s Band of Gypsys and the Jimi Hendrix Experience, has been the backbone

of the tour since its inception, providing a spiritual connection between the past and present. Rounding out the lineup are drummer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Chris Layton of Steve Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, as well as Mato Nanji of Indigenous, Henri Brown and bassist Kevin McCormick.

“There’s something so special about playing Seattle.Author Thomas Wolfe wrote, ‘You can’t go home again,’ but that’s definitely not the case with Jimi,” said his sister Janie Hendrix, CEO of Experience Hendrix, L.L.C. “His music is like a beacon that always brings him back to Seattle, where it all began. Celebrating his legacy here brings it full circle. Even the musicians play stronger, as if they’re channeling the vibe of Jimi. We love Seattle, it’s home . . . it’s family.”

Critics have been gushing about the Experience Hendrix Tour since its inception.

“Hendrix’s classic songs came one after the next and the electric licks were delivered by a who’s who of modern guitar greats,” noted Loudwire, which went on to call it “the guitar tour of the year.” Charleston City Paper stated, “Jimi’s spirit and music could not have been honored more.”

“At the very end of the night, all the participants came back out for a final bow,” Consequence of Sound observed this past March. “And one thing you couldn’t help but realize by this point – the music of Jimi Hendrix will seemingly live on forever, and continue to inspire future generations.”

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Bush / Live The Alt-Imate Tour BUSH and +LIVE+ are joining forces for The ALT-IMATE Tour, a highpowered co-headline summer run that will see these two iconic acts celebrating the 25thanniversary of their respective landmark albums Sixteen Stone and Throwing Copper. Produced by Live Nation, this hits-packed road show will hit Houston ‘s Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on Friday, October 25th.

Our Lady Peace will provide direct support for the trip down nostalgia lane. The Canadian rockers will be toasting a 25th anniversary of their own, as their debut LP, Naveed, also dropped in 1994.

“We are thrilled to be touring this summer with LIVE,” says BUSH frontman Gavin Rossdale. “The wealth and depth of songs from both bands should provide a great night of music. Looking forward to seeing you all this summer.”

“Bush is a great band and Gavin is a super passionate singer and performer. I’m really looking forward to spending the summer with them,” said +LIVE+ frontman Ed Kowalczyk. “I know the fans are going to get one hell of a show.”

Released in 1994 and fueled by blockbuster No. 1 singles “Lightning Crashes,” “Selling The Drama,” “Glycerine,” “Comedown” and “Machinehead,” breakthrough albums Throwing Copper and Sixteen Stone sold more than 20 million albums combined.

Both were spotlighted on Rolling Stone’s list, “1994: The 40 Best Records From Mainstream Alternative’s Greatest Year,” and remain timeless favorites, thanks to radio staples that include “Everything Zen,” “Little Things,” “I Alone” and “All Over You.” “It’s an amazing feeling to know that these songs still resonate so profoundly with people,” says Kowalczyk. “And I still totally get off on celebrating this music with them.

With Throwing Copper, we were taking on big things with a big sound. Love, truth, birth, death, philosophy, religion, spirituality...we were asking the perennial questions and poking around for answers with this massive and dynamic sound. It attracted people from all over the world. We were inviting them to imagine that rock and roll could be a valid forum for exploring these types of things...we built it and they came.”

“Sixteen Stone propelled us onto the musical landscape,” says Rossdale. “Those songs have found a way into the soundtrack of people’s lives and that is the highest compliment available. We’ve continued to make music that resonates with people.”

“So thrilled that the ‘Alt-Imate Tour’ is extending into October! From the first concert with BUSH and OUR LADY PEACE, we knew that this show was something special,” says LIVE frontman Ed Kowalczyk. “The fans have been so supportive and are obviously sharing our excitement! See you on the road!”

Released in 1994 and fueled by blockbuster No. 1 singles “Lightning Crashes”, “Selling The Drama”, “Glycerine”, “Comedown” and “Machinehead”, breakthrough albums “Throwing Copper” and “Sixteen Stone” sold more than 20 million albums combined.

Both were spotlighted on Rolling Stone’s list “1994: The 40 Best Records From Mainstream Alternative’s Greatest Year” and remain timeless favorites, thanks to radio staples that include “Everything Zen”, “Little Things”, “I Alone” and “All Over You”.

Two decades later, BUSH has another radio hit on its hands with “Bullet Holes”, which is the end track in the blockbuster film “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum”. “Bullet Holes” was produced by Tyler Bates and is the first single from BUSH’s upcoming album, “The Mind Plays Tricks On You”.

Coming off a sold-out European tour, LIVE returns to the U.S. with new single “Hold Me Up” — originally recorded for “Throwing Copper”. “Hold Me Up” is marching up the rock radio charts and is part of the band’s freshly released “Throwing Copper” 25th-anniversary deluxe package (out now on Radioactive/MCA/UMe). LIVE is also celebrating the anniversary of “Throwing Copper” with a toast of its first craft beer aptly named “Throwing Copper Ale”

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Tool Perform At Toyota Center Tool has recently released their new album Fear Inoculum. We don’t need to go into just how staggeringly mindblowing it is, but we should tell you just where you can finally here the new songs live. Fear Inoculum is Tool’s first album in 13 years. As the common expression goes, Tool have been ‘taking their sweet time’ with releasing the follow-up to ‘10,000 Days’. For patient metal-heads, it couldn’t drop soon enough Tool have been playing the new tracks “Invincible” and “Descending” as part of their recent summer tour,. For Houston audiences, you’ll be able to hear them this month when Tool rolls into Houston on October 27th.

Fear Inoculum is the fifth studio album by American rock band Tool. It was released on August 30, 2019, through Tool Dissectional, Volcano Entertainment, and RCA Records. It is the band’s first album in thirteen years, due to creative, personal, and legal issues band members encountered since the release of 10,000 Days. The album was released to critical acclaim, with reviewers generally agreeing that the band had successfully refined their established sound. The album topped the US Billboard 200 albums chart, their third album in a row to do so, selling over 270,000 album-equivalent units. The album topped five other national album charts in its opening week as well.

Fear Inoculum received acclaim from critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album has an average score of 82 out of 100, which indicates “universal acclaim” based on 21 reviews. NME gave Fear Inoculum a perfect score, singling out Keenan’s work as “perhaps the best collection of vocals that singer Keenan has ever committed to tape, with many lines exiting the vocalist’s lips closer to the honey daubed croon of Keenan’s ... A Perfect Circle than the coarse rasp of yore” and concluding that the album was “worth the wait”. The Boston Globe agreed with the sentiment, praising the album for being “an 80-minute prog-metal fever dream that proves the band is back and better than ever.”

The Atlantic praised the album for being as good as prior releases, describing it as “precise and devastating as it has always been” containing a “nearly unhandle-able amount of that Tool feeling.” Spin praised the album “continu[ing] to blur the lines between art, psychedelia, alt metal, and prog rock with undiminished curiosity and skill” while “remain[ing] defiantly contrary to the auto-tuned, digitally-quantized world in which we now live.”

Loudersound (formerly Metal Hammer) praised the album’s density and layer of sound, and singling out Keenan’s “grandiosity” and “emotional” vocals and the album’s heaviest track, “7empest”, as album highlights. Wall of Sound and Loudwire also singled out the track as one of the best of the band’s career, with the former concluding that with the album on a whole, the band had “not so much reinvented the wheel, as they have refined everything about this band that makes them so special in the first place.” AllMusic noted that all four band members sounded like they were performing at the peak of their career so far. Clash felt the album was a good entry point for new fans if they had patience for the album’s long song lengths, which they praised, but conceded were not in line with musical trends.

Tool’s greatest breakthrough was to meld dark underground metal with the ambition of art rock. Although Metallica wrote their multi-sectioned, layered songs as if they were composers, they kept their musical attack ferociously at street level. Tool didn’t. They embraced the artsy, bohemian preoccupations of Jane’s Addiction while they simultaneously paid musical homage to the relentlessly bleak visions of grindcore, death metal, and thrash. Even with their post-punk influences, they executed their music with the aesthetic of prog rock, alternating between long, detailed instrumental interludes and lyrical rants in their songs.

Tool had a knack for conveying the strangled, oppressive angst that the alternative nation of the early ’90s claimed as its own, so Tool were able to slip into the definition of alternative rock during the post-Nirvana era, landing a slot on the third Lollapalooza tour in 1993, which helped their first full-length debut album, Undertow, rocket to platinum status. By the time the band delivered its belated follow-up, Ænima, in 1996, alternative rock had lost its grip on mainstream America, and Tool’s audience had shaped up as essentially metal-oriented, which meant that the group and the record didn’t capture as big an audience as their first album, despite debuting at number two on the charts. After a co-headlining slot with Korn on Lollapalooza ’97 wrapped up, Tool remained on the road, supporting Ænima until well into the next year.

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Nose Dive Bar Nose Dive Bar should be your first and last stop in Houston! Located North of Houston, at 2315 Greens Rd., they have happy hour Monday-Friday from 4pm-7pm and specials like $15 buckets! Monthly events at the bar have things like Sunday open mic hosted by Mark Zeus, Monday service industry night has $2 wells, Tuesdays also has $2 wells and $3 domestics at 5pm-9pm. Wednesdays are lingerie nights, then Thursday’s Bush Intercontinental airport employees get $2 wells, and then Friday night is ladies’ night with $2 wells & karaoke. Saturdays have live music, and coming Sat. Oct. 12th is a food truck festival Sat. Oct. 12th! If you’d like to book your band here, then call 843-991-9436. Follow the Nose Dive Bar on Facebook for all the latest info!

Fuller’s Vintage Guitar It’s time for the Taylor Guitars Road Show 2019. They will be coming through Fuller’s Vintage Guitar Thurs. Oct. 10th at 6:30pm, 116 N. Loop 610 at Yale in Houston. There will be guitar talk and demos with Taylor factory staff from El Cajon, California. Hear and play the latest from the Taylor line, including the Grand Pacific, V-class Grand Concert, and Builder’s Edition guitars. Chat with Taylor experts who can help you find your perfect guitar. Enjoy special Road Show pricing on select models and grab

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Are you looking for a great Bad Company Tribute Band? Well, we found one for you. This past month we dropped by to see the Bad Company Tribute band, Breaking Bad Co., and they were really good. The performances were professional and the music was dead on. The set we saw was fantastic. These guys just hit the ball out of the ballpark with this performance. The folks in the audience were all stoked with the show. We heard nothing buy high praise from the other patrons there. They played all the Bad Company hits.

There’s just nothing like a great evening of Bad Company music and the Concert Pub North really delivered the goods this night. The Concert Pub North is your one-stop shop for great tribute music. Several nights a month are dedicated to recreating the concert experience for people who like to hear their favorites songs by one particular artist. Check out their ad this month to see who they’ve got on the roster for you to check out. They’ve got some good ones planned.

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Majic 102.1 Under the Stars has Maze featuring Frankie Beverly with Keith Sweat, Kem and Dana Jackson Sat. Oct. 5th. Don’t miss Buzzfest with Godsmack, Bush, Live, Our Lady Peace, Atlas Genius and Meg Myers Sat. Oct. 26th, and country artist Zac Brown Band with Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real Sun. Oct. 27th. Get tickets now at ticketmaster!

Scout Bar Scout Bar is the best rock club and lounge in the Clear Lake area! Not only do they book top-notch acts from the area, but internationally -known artists as well! Just check out their list of past shows on their website and you will see what I mean! A great local show coming up include, The Drugstore Gypsies w/Gypsy Reaux, & Badhouse play on Friday the 4th.

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Then it gets heavy with Manipulation of Population on the 12th and Mushroomhead on their Halloween Tour w/ special guests Tues. Oct. 15th. Delain w/Amorphis, Anneke Van, & Giersbergen will be there on the 17th and then on the 19th you can see Knocked Loose- “A Different Shade of Blue” tour w/Rotting Out, Candyband, & SeeYouSpaceCowboy. Moonshine Bandits- “Red, White & Blue Collar” 2019 tour w/Sara Ross, & Dalton D’Rich will play on Thursday the 24th and you can see Metal Shop on Friday 25th/ Helmet is on tour and will be making their stop at Scout on Fri. Nov. 1st. Scout Bar is at 18307 Egret Bay Blvd. in Houston and you can get tickets for these shows through EventBrite at www.scoutbar.com. Make Scout Bar your home away from home!

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MUSIC NEWS The Eskimo Brothers Perform at The Jailhouse Saloon It was definitely a party at The Jailhouse Saloon this night when The Eskimo Brothers took to the outdoor stage. The Saloon was packed with folks ready to put their dancing shoes on and partake in some great Hillbilly / Country music.

The Eskimo Brothers are known around Nashville to put on a great show, but when they perform at The Jailhouse Saloon in Old Town Spring, they simply go WILD! Their set was explosive and without a doubt one of the best shows around. The crowd there hooped and hollered for more great tunes from these guys all night long, and it really made for an entertaining evening. The Eskimo Brothers have become known one of Nashville’s can’t miss live shows. The honky tonk trio has honed their stage show and sound from nearly 300 shows per year and thousands of gig hours in the Music City honky tonks over the past 5 years.

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John Janatsch Celebrates His Birthday at The BFE Rock Club

It was an action packed weekend when Concert Promotor John Janatsch celebrated his birthday at The BFE Rock Club. Yup folks, it was a helluva bash filled with good times, great music and a lot of fun.

Here is John with members of his team.

Happy Birthday John! On hand to perform was Para Bellum and Phantom Eye. It really made for a memorable evening. a large outdoor patio, and lots of rock and metal shows! Shows like the Relevant Saints w/ special guests The Dirty Reckless Fri. Oct. 4th. A benefit for Wesley Green hosted by Dead Set Red w/Patrick Gamble, 2 Cold, Khepera, Nick and Ian (HOH), In the Aftermath, To Whom it May, & All Star Jam will be there on the 6th. The Class of ’89 Reunion- Cy Creek Cougars w/ Phantom BFE Rock Club Northwest Houston’s premier live rock Eye, &th more will be celebrating here on Friday music venue is BFE Rock Club! It makes sense, the 11 . There’s a show with Brock Haven, Envy with all they offer, like pool, darts, smoking, plus the Dead, and The Earththas We Know It Sat. Oct.th 12 . Then on the 18 Coozablack and Sin City w/ The Dirty Wormz, & more will play and Tora Tora with special guests Tame Fury and more on Sat. Oct. 19th, and Para Bellum on Sat. Oct. 26th. For booking, call Frankie at 832-748-2544, or check them out online on

Phantom Eye Perform at The BFE Rock Bar Also on hand to perform at John Janatsch’s Birthday Bash was BFE favorites, Phantom Eye.

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Tonight we’re at The BFE Rock Club for John Janatsch’s Birthday Bash.

On stage right now is Para Bellum. This band has been causing quite a stir in Houston and gaining an excellent reputation about putting on great shows with a lot of energy and some wonderful original music.

Their hard rock / alternative sound definitely sets them apart from a lot of the bands on the scene now. The band is comprised of some really excellent musicians. Lead vocalist Kat Freeman is quite impressive and has a distinct vocal style all her own. Guitarist Dakota Rice appears to be very versatile and seems to be able to definitely hold his own on stage. He really knows how to lay down some tasty licks. And talk about a great rhythm section... bassist Manny Herrada and drummer Kevin Mason seem as if they are joined at the hips. They compliment each other beautifully and created one of the best rhythm sections this town has to offer. Tonight’s show at The BFE Rock Club was excellent. They put on a spectacular show and really show how a cohesive band knows how to perform. We’ve got a couple of videos from their set to share with you right now on HMNTV - Houston Music News Television and you can start watching them now on our YouTube channel, Houstonmusicnewstv1. We hope you enjoy them.

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Loaded Barrels Saloon Loaded Barrels Saloon up at 9558 FM 1960 West in Houston is a place where you can have barrels of fun! They are a full-service bar

Everyday - $3.50 Wells @ 11 - 5pm Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday $7.75 Pitchers @ 9-11pm Monday - $3 Jager from 8:00 to 11:00pm 1/2 Price Long Island Teas Or Long Beach @ All Day Tuesday - $2.75 Wells @ 11-5pm, $3.75 Cuervo All Day & Night, $3 Wells @ 8-10pm Wednesday - $3.25 Wells @ 11-5pm, $4 Wells & Fartfuckers,Washington Apples @ 9-11pm Thursday - $3.25 Wells @ 11-5pm, $1 Dom. Mugs @ 8-10pm, 50¢ Wings @ 7-11 (Dine In Only) Friday - $3.25 Wells @ 11-5pm, $3.75 Rumpleminze and All McCormick Vodkas @ 7-11pm, $3 Cuervos All Night Saturday - $3.25 Wells @ 11-5pm, $3.75 Fireballs All Day & Night $2 Kamikazee’s & $3 Goldschlager @ 7-10pm Sunday - $3.25 Bloody Mary’s & Wells @ 11-5pm, $3.25 Sweet Tea Vodka @ 7-11pm

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Thursday, October 3 - Big E & Lowdown Friday, October 4 - To Be Announced Saturday, October 5 - Calacas Thursday, October 10 - Chubbs Malone Friday, October 11 - Hugh Grimes Fairwell Party with The .07 Blues Band (7-9pm), Sugarball Express, Big Buddha & The Monks Saturday, October 12 - LaRochelle & Pride Thursday, October 17 - Chubbs Malone Friday, October 18 - Asleep In The Wake, Kingdom Collapse, MilkCrate Throne Saturday, October 19 - Holy Hell Rod Thursday, October 24 - Big Buddha & The Monks Friday, October 25 - Astoryia Saturday, October 26 - Sunday Traffic Friday, November 1 - Lisafer’s Screech of Death Saturday, November 2 - Carranza The 19th Hole Grill & Bar is celebrating our 26th Year Anniversary of being a live music venue

that serves food. They have fun stuff like pool, darts, open mic Wednesdays, karaoke Thursdays, and bands on the weekends. This month you can see Whisky Business on the 4th followed by Leslie Doak Sat. Oct. 5th. Satisfied Drive will play on Fri. Oct. 11th and Brian Sacco will be t here on the 12th. Shotgun Road Fri. Oct. 18th followed by Rob Saint Revue on the 19th. On the 25th Honky Tonk Special will play and then Heather Rayleen will be there on Sat. Oct. 26th. Make sure to include Loaded Barrels on your list of things to do this month!

Katie’s Bar Katie’s Bar in Bacliff has the Bay Area’s best music! Also, there’s no cover for the music! They are closed Mondays, but have music Wednesday- Sunday. The Sunday Blues jam is a great way to kick off the week. It’s from 4pm8pm. All musicians are welcome! They have hosts like Paul Ramirez, Live Mojo, Ricky Jackson, and Mark May. See bands this week, like Chad Ware Wed. Oct. 9th, then the Sparky Parker CD release party Sat. Oct. 12th. Alan Haynes plays on Fri. Oct. 25th. Katie’s is at 315 Grand Ave. in the old Bacliff post office. Hi from the folks at Katie’s!

The Concert Pub North The Concert Pub North has their calendar up and ready for you to check out! Here’s some of the shows you can go to this month: The Spicolis 80’s party Fri. Oct. 4th. Then you can see Sa Lights (Journey tribute) on the 11th and Pretenders and Alanis Morissette tributes Sat. Oct. 12th. More tributes are Sat. Oct. 19th w/ Styx tribute Renegade and Def Leppard tribute Hysteria. On Oct.25th you can enjoy Halloween Party! Costume Contest & More. Music by Rock Candy and on the 26th the Halloween Party will continue with Costume Contest & More Live Music!! Wednesdays is still home of the 1/2 price lunch, and karaoke with Karaoke Kixx abounds next door at The Boat on Thursdays, starting at 7pm. You can watch the Texans on the Sunday ticket too!! For more upcoming events at The Concert Pub-North, go to www.theconcertpub.com!

Cruiser’s Ice House Cruiser’s Ice House is the best little ice house in Texas! This weekly schedule of entertainment includes the Sunday Blues jam since 1998 hosted by Ben Herrington from 4pm-8pm, then free pool Mondays. Live bands every Saturday, never have a cover! The Feel are there Sat. Oct. 12th, then Donny Taylor & the Gulf Coasters Sat. Oct. 19th, and Starr Jernigan Sat. Oct. 26th. Now at Cruiser’s is a new feature: Country Queens karaoke night the first and third Friday of every month from 8pm-close.

Cruiser’s is at 9002 FM 2004 in Santa Fe. Cruise into Cruiser’s for a great time tonight!

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Johnny Rivers Performs at The Arena Theatre Poneering singer, songwriter and producer and two-time GRAMMY® winner Johnny Rivers will be bringing his final tour to Houston’s Arena Theatre this November 2nd. Be there as this legend performs selections from a remarkable career of more than 60 years. Johnny is responsible for some of the most enduring hits of all time. Be there as this legend performs selections from a remarkable career of more than 60 years, including: Poor Side of Town, Memphis, Secret Agent Man, Baby I Need Your Lovin’, Seventh Son, Mountain of Love, The Tracks of My Tears, Rockin’ Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu, Maybelline, Summer Rain, Midnight Special, Swayin’ to the Music (Slow Dancin’), and many more great hits.

Johnny Rivers is a unique figure in the history of rock music. On the most obvious level, he was a rock star of the 1960s and a true rarity as a white American singer/guitarist who made a name for himself as a straightahead rock & roller during the middle of that decade. Just as important behind the scenes, his recordings and their success led to the launching, directly and indirectly, of at least three record labels and a dozen other careers whose influence extended into the 1970s, 1980s, and beyond.

Johnny Rivers (born John Henry Ramistella on November 7, 1942 in New York City) is an American rock and roll singer, songwriter, guitarist, and record producer.

He was versatile enough to do folk songs, blues, covers of old-time Rock n’ roll songs, and some original material, all of them in his own unique style. Rivers’s greatest success came in the mid and late 1960s with a string of hit songs (including “Seventh Son,” “Poor Side of Town” and “Secret Agent Man”)

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but he has continued to record and perform to the present.

In 1960, Rivers met fellow Louisianan, James Burton, the guitar player for Ricky Nelson. Burton later recommended one of Rivers’s songs to Nelson, who went on to record it. In 1961, Rivers went to Los Angeles to meet Nelson, and ended up relocating there, working as a song writer and studio musician. In 1963, Rivers’s big break came when he temporarily filled in for a jazz combo at Bill Gazzari’s night club; the temporary gig became long-term due to positive customer response.

In 1964, Elmer Valentine then gave Rivers a one-year contract to open his new club, Whisky a Go Go, on Sunset Strip in West Hollywood. The Whisky opened three days before The Beatles released “I Want To Hold Your Hand” and the British Invasion knocked almost every American artist off the top of the charts. But Rivers was so popular, producer Lou Adler decided to issue Johnny Rivers Live At The Whiskey A Go Go. The live album reached #12 on the charts and the single “Memphis” (a Chuck Berry cover) reached #2.

Rivers made the successful transition from nightclub entertainer to chart-busting pop singer and had created the Go Go sound, part of a scene which included Go-Go dancers.

Into 1965, Rivers continued to record mostly live, Go Go style records including “Maybellene” (another Berry cover), which he followed “Mountain of Love”, “Midnight Special”, “Seventh Son” (written by Willie Dixon) e “Where Have All The Flowers Gone” (with Pete Seeger’s), all of which were hits.

Rivers wanted to try something differ-

ent and adopted a more idiosyncratic approach as from 1966. Characterized by his smooth, soulful voice, he produced hit portrayals as “Poor Side Of Town”, which would be his biggest hit ever and his only number one record.

Into another hit was “Secret Agent Man”, the theme from Secret Agent television series (written by P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri). He also started own record company, Soul City Records, where he won a Grammy Award as the producer of the 5th Dimension, which eventually recorded “Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine In” and “Wedding Bell Blues”, two number one hits on Rivers’ label. Johnny is also credited with giving songwriter Jimmy Webb a major break when they recorded Webb’s song “Up, Up, and Away”. James Hendricks, one of the artists of that signed with Soul City, wrote “Summer Rain”, a song that Rivers recorded and turned a hit.

Johnny Rivers continued to record more hits, including “Baby I Need Your Lovin’” and “The Tracks of My Tears” (cover of The Miracles), both top 10 in 1967. In 1968, Rivers released what many fans consider his best album, Realization, a number five album on the LP charts. The album was evocative of the

psychedelic influences of the time and marked a subtle change in his musical direction, with more thoughtful types of songs, included such ballads as “Going Back to Big Sur”.

In the 1970s, Rivers continued to record more songs and albums which were a success with music critics, but did not sell as well as some of his earlier hits. One of these albums, “L.A. Reggae” in 1972, reached the LP charts as a result of the top 10 “Rockin’ Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu” (a cover of Huey Smith & the Clowns). Anothers hits that time were “Blue Suede Shoes” (a cover of Carl Perkins), in 1973, which would reach the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100, and “Help Me Rhonda”, in 1975 - a cover of The Beach Boys on which Brian Wilson helped with backup vocals. His last entry on the charts was “Swayin’ to the Music (Slow Dancing)”, a top ten hit in 1977.

Rivers continued recording into the ‘80’s, although his recording career wound down somewhat. In spite of his music hasn’t reached the best seller charts for quite a while, Rivers is still touring, doing 50 to 60 shows a year, increasingly returning to the blues that inspired him initially.

In 1998], Rivers reactivated his Soul City imprint and released Last Train to Memphis, his first new studio album in 15 years.

In early 2000, Johnny recorded with Eric Clapton, Tom Petty, and Paul McCartney on a tribute album dedicated to Buddy Holly’s backup band, “The Crickets”.

In all, Rivers had 9 top ten hits on the Billboard Hot 100 and 17 in the top 40 from 1964 to 1977. In total, he has sold well over 25 million records.

Your Guide To Great Food and Entertainment Inside The 610 Loop Fuller’s Vintage Guitar It’s time for the Taylor Guitars Road Show 2019. They will be coming through Fuller’s Guitar Thurs. Oct. 10th at 6:30pm, 116 N. Loop 610 at Yale in Houston. There will be guitar talk and demos with Taylor factory staff from El Cajon, California. Hear and play the latest from the Taylor line, including the Grand Pacific, V-class Grand Concert, and Builder’s Edition guitars.

Chat with Taylor experts who can help you find your perfect guitar. Enjoy special Road Show pricing on select models and grab free TaylorWare gear and anti-rust Elixir strings.

Hope to see you at Fuller’s Vintage Guitar!

The Continental Club The Continental Club is the renowned spot in Houston at 3700 Main St. that opened up decades after the original location in Austin. The best musicians in town play here! It all starts with Beetle Happy Hour (Beatles tribute) on Thursdays from 7pm-9pm starting Thurs. Oct. 3rd. No cover! Picture Book- Happy Hour will be on the 4th. “The Gumbo Jam” NOLA Jazz Jam Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top and The Sloths w/ Pat Todd & The Rankoutsiders, & The Genzales play on the 6th. 90’s tribute night is Fri. Oct. 11th, with No Doubt tribute Hey Hey Baby, Weezer tribute Tweezer, and Cranberries tribute Marley Moon & The Silk Sheets. Once a month, the Led Zeppelin tribute Von Hindenburg is there with another free happy hour show, and this month it’s Fri. Oct. 18th and on the 20th you can see Blond-ish (Blondie tribute) w/IllumiYachty.

Discoween! w/ Disco Expressions are Sat. Oct. 26th at 10pm. To keep up with all the events coming to The Continental Club and the nearby

Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top Lounge go to www.continentalclub.com.

The Big Easy The Big Easy is Houston’s social & pleasure club! The bar is home to blues, rock, and zydeco, and you might think you are actually in a bar on Bourbon Street! Their entertainment schedule goes like this: a live zydeco party Sundays from 8pm-midnight and now Mondays have Jonn Richardson and Eric Demmer! James Wilhite is on Tuesdays, and then the Big & Easy Blues Jam on Wednesdays, and The Mighty Orq Thursdays. No cover for these nights, and Fridays and Saturdays you can see bands for only a $5 cover. Bands like Ezra Charles Sat. Oct. 5th, “La La Tonight”- Zydeco party w/Benefit for Eugene Moody, & Zydeco Dots on the 13th, John Richardson and Eric Demmer on the 14th and James ilhite on the 15th. Dave Scher Fri. Oct. 18th, and Josh Garrett Fri. Oct. 25th. The National Zydeco Foundation is Sun. Oct. 27th, and the Houston Blues Society Jam is Thurs. Oct. 31st, Halloween! The Big Easy is at 5731 Kirby Dr. in Houston. Come on and laissez le bon temps roulez!

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Heapin’ Helpin” Performs at The Last Concert Cafe Tonight we dropped by The Last Concert Cafe to see Houston rockers, Heapin’ Helpin’. The last time we got to see them was a couple of years ago, so when we heard they were going to be at the Last Concert Cafe, we dropped by to check out the show. Overtime we’ve seen them the show has been great, and tonight’s show was no exception. It was spectacular. These guys really know how to play and put on a great show. Based out of Houston, Heapin’ Helpin’ combines blues, soul, funk and folk influences to create a uniquely Texas-sized portion of rock. After several years of playing in various bands across Texas, the five-piece ensemble joined forces in the summer of 2014. Since then, the band has played in festivals and venues across Houston and Austin. After performing and writing their own music for several years, the band decided to record their first full length album in the summer of 2017. “Extra Gravy” captures the raw, energetic rock sound the band has crafted through their experiences performing live in and around Houston, Texas. We’ve got a video from tonight’s show for you to check out now on HMNTV - Houston Music News Television located at our channel Houstonmusicnewstv1 on youtube, so you can start watching anytime now. Enjoy.

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Vince Converse Performs at The Big Easy When we heard Vince Converse was back performing, we decided to go over to Houston’s Big Easy to check him out. He’s always been one of our favorite guitarists, but he doesn’t seem to get out as much as he used to. Well, let me tell you, he’s still at the top of his game. This guy is simply fantastic and his show this night at The Big Easy was totally fantastic. He assembled a top notch band to perform along with him on this gig and between the two of them, it was one of the best shows we saw all month. Vince has his own take on the Blues and it’s a bit more progressive than most, so you’re in for a treat when you get around to watching the videos we have from this show posted on HMNTV - Houston Music News Television at Houstonmusicnewstv1 on youtube. Don’t waste time, start watching them now.

The Last Concert Cafe The Last Concert Cafe is a one-of-a-kind place that serves food and in a historic building at 1403 Nance St., and also has live music outside in their sand-filled courtyard.

That live music is 7 nights a week! Dinner bands have no cover until 9:30pm.

Sundays have a brunch and acoustic jam 11am to 3pm and then Tuesday nights a musicians’ jam hosted by Howard & The Blushing Performs at Rudyard’s For Their Nosebleeds and an open mic after their set.

41st Anniversary Wednesday nights have Congratulations goes out to Rudyard’s British Pub for celebrating their PotRoast Band, the mid- 41st Anniversary Party this past month. It’s hard to believe a club can night drum circle, and last that long, but Rudyard’s has endured and still has some of the best Hellina Bucket. Other mu- entertainment that can be found in Houston. This night when we dropped sic this month includes by for their Anniversary Bash, the female fronted band from Austin, Natural Wonder Fri. Oct. Blushing was on stage and doing a helluva great job. Blushing is 4th, the ultimate Stevie comprised of two husband and wife teams. This dream pop band Wonder Experience, and originated in the summer of 2015. They released their first EP “Tether” then Billy Strings Sat. Oct. in 2017, followed by their second EP, “Weak” the following year.

19th. The New Orleans They’ve already released a single, title “The Truth” (b/w) “Sunshine”) funk of Shamarr Allen, from their upcoming new album which is scheduled for release this year. along with Trae Pierce & the T-Stones is Thurs. Oct. 24th. Find out more www.lastconcert.com. about The Last Concert Cafe by going to

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Your Guide To Great Food and Entertainment Inside The 610 Loop Jones Hall Jones Hall has all your Houston Symphony dates. Fri. Oct. 4th-Sun. Oct. 6th it’s Mendelssohn and Mahler, and National Geographic Live- Stranger in a Strange Land Tues.

Oct. 15th, and then Wagner and Beethoven Fri. Oct, 25th-Sun. Oct. 27th. The great Ray LaMontagne is there Fri. Nov. 1st. Get tickets for these shows and others at www.ticketmaster.com.

Guy Schwartz’ Music Machine MArloBlue & Guy Schwartz’s Guy Schwartz’ Music Machine is a showcase of Houston’s original music on episodes of HippiesTV, and South By Due East Television.

Check the schedule at HMS-TV/Comcast Xfinity channel 17and AT&T U-verse at channel 99.

Some of the many many bands you can see are: Trudy Lynn, Josefus, Vince Converse. Rich DelGrosso, John Egan, Shake Russell, Tommie Lee Bradley & The Shuffle Brothers, Michael Kennedy, Hellina Bucket, Jypsy Rose, Craig Kinsey,and Freddy Pate, Steve Krase, and of course Guy Schwartz. Check them out!

Tues. Oct. 22nd- it’s back! donation will get you in to see a surprise special guest! The Secret Group is at 2101 Polk St. in Houston. See more on Facebook, and bring your friends to the joint!

White Oak Music Hall White Oak Music Hall is quickly becoming one of the more popular venues in Houston for touring bands. This is a multi-venue located in the Montrose area that has indoor and outdoor spaces. A powerful sound system make this a great place to see live bands. This month, you can see The Toasters w/The Scotch Bonnets, Fuska, & The Skatastrophics (upstairs); Cuco w/

La Dona and Kaina (lawn) on the 4th. Then on the 5th be sure and check out Municipal Waste w/Napalm Death, Sick of it All, Revocation, Voivod, Psycroptic, Take Offense, Skeletal Ramains, & Conjurer (downstairs); Tame Impala w/Altin Gun (lawn) . The Moth- “Spooky” (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Bloodletting- “North America tour XIII” w/Disentomb, Visceral Disgorge, Signs of the Swarm, Organectomy, Mental Cruelty, & Architectural Genocide (upstairs); King Princess w/TBA (downstairs) will play on the 8th and Caamp- “By and By” tour 2019 w/ Bendigo Fletcher (downstairs) on the 9th. The Distillers w/Death Vally Girls (downstairs) on

Oct. 15th. Bastille w/Joywave (lawn); Mt Joy w/ Wilderado (downstairs) play on the18th and Cannibal Corpse Oct. 20th. Then on Friday the 25th Lucereo w/Vandoliers (downstairs); Explosions in the Sky 20th anniversary tour w/TBA (lawn) will be there.White Oak Music Hall is at 2915 N. Main St. in Houston and for more info, you can visit them at www.whiteoakmusichall.com.

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Rudyard’s British Pub Rudyard’s British Pub is the hole-in-thewall in the Montrose area which never has a cover downstairs for darts, pool, and full bar! Upstairs you can see a lot of original live bands. Just to name a few: This month, Simon Joyner, Adam Ostrar, and Tom Carter Sun. Oct. 6th, The ExOptimists, A Sundae Drive, and Only Beast Fri. Oct. 18th. Then the official Buddy Wakefield Book Release show w/ Ebony Stewart Fri. Oct. 25th. Also, during the week they have FREE Hot Jazz Sundays, A Couple of Stand Up Guys Open Mic Mondays, Industry & Karaoke Night Tuesdays, then the Houston Reddit Board Game Meet Up Wednesdays, and the Thursday Night Dart Tournament. Rudyard’s is at 2010 Waugh. Find out more at www.rudyardspub.com.

Heights Guitar Tech Heights Guitar Tech has been open for 5 years now! Their goal is and always has been to provide a place to take your stringed instruments for quality repairs at reasonable prices that you don’t have to wait a month to get completed!

Now, they want YOUR opinion. They’ve been working hard to make their goal happen and now they want to know what else they can do to let you spend time where it matters...making music; not worrying about fixing your gear! So take their survey at www.heightsguitartech.com and let the folks there know how they’re doing and what else they can do for YOU! You can also contact them at 713-426-1888. Heights Guitar Tech- Five Star String Repairs in the Houston Heights!

Toyota Center Toyota Center has a few concert dates they’d like to throw at you: Pop star Chris Brown is in the house Sun. Oct. 6th, then alternative rockers Mumford & Sons Tues. Oct. 8th. See industrial rock pioneers Tool w/ special guests Killing Joke Sun. Oct. 27th. Tickets available thru their website at www.toyotacenter.com.

The Secret Group The Secret Group is a hidden gem in the East downtown area of Houston where you can grab a drink, catch a live comedy or performance art show, or do karaoke with friends. Midnight in the Box is the live comedy showcase on Friday nights that starts late from midnight to 2am close. Then Dial Up: 90’s & Y2K dance party is on Saturdays this month from 10pm-2am. Secret Group Open Mic is Sundays from 8pm-11pm.

Other events not to miss are the Nothing Matters Emo, indie, punk dance party on Fri. Oct. 11th, then a music show with Deceased, Church of Disgust, Prymordial Decay, and Shapeless Power Sat. Oct. 19th, and then “The Secret Headliner”

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Your Guide To Great Food and Entertainment Inside The 610 Loop Warehouse Live Warehouse Live, in the city’s old warehouse district is a venue that has three rooms to serve you: The Studio, the Ballroom, and the Green Room. Here are some of the shows you can see this month: Snarky Puppy, with guests The Funky Knuckles in The Ballroom Thurs. Oct. 3rd.

An Evening with Derek Webb- “Stockholm Syndrome” 10 year anniversary tour w/Natalie Price (greenroom). Berner- “El Chivo” tour w/R-Mean, DJ Daniel Lee Performs at Rock ‘N’ Ray’s Anonymous, & DJ Hollywood (studio) on the 10th.

Nightclub Then see Of Mice & Men Daniel Lee brought his one-man acoustic show to Rock ‘N’ Ray’s plus For the Fallen Dreams, nightclub this night and in just a couple of minutes he was joined onstage Thousand Below, and by Ray Romo, Rock ‘N’ Ray’s owner, on drums. Then bassist Albert Blood Bather in the Studio “The Wizzard” Chavarria came up and joined in. It really made for an Tues. Oct. 15th and What- unexpected evening of great entertainment. What started out as a oneever We Are on the 16th. man show quickly morphed into a heavyweight band, Daniel and the Then on the 17th you can guys really ran the gamut of cool songs with great tunes such as “Wish aee Danny Brown tour w/ You Were Here” by Pink Floyd, “Light My Fire” by The Doors, “Last Ashnikko, & Zeelooperz Dance For Maryjane” by Tom Petty, and Steve Miller’s “The Joker,” followed by Last in Line w/ just to name a few. It really turned into a fine envening of great Johnny Solinger (of Skid entertainment. You never know what you’re going to get some nights at Row) (ballroom); The Leg- Rock ‘N’ Ray’s, but you can be sure it’s going to be good. endary Pink Dots- 40th anniversary tour w/Orbit Service (studio) on the dates, as well as info on other cool things going 18th. Then Blackhorse Limo presents 80’s rock- on in the great city of Houston! Check out MuNews online at http:// ers Bulletboys with Via Linda Wed. Oct. 23rd. sic Then, a punk show with Black Flag and special www.houstonmusicnews.net. guests Baron von Bomblast, and Los de Verdad Sat. Oct. 26th. Warehouse Live is located at 813 40 Below St. Emmanuel St. in Houston. For more upcom40 Below, the recently revamped undering shows, go to www.warehouse.com. ground “Premium Experience” lounge and bar area located below Revention Music Center in Rock N Ray’s Nightclub the heart of downtown Houston, will be celebratRock N Ray’s Nightclub is a newer ing Halloween with a special edition Silent Disco nightspot with karaoke, beer, wine, set-ups, pool, on Saturday, October 19th. Kicking off at 9 p.m., darts, and of course, live music! They’re open six local DJ’s spinning a mix of EDM, hip-hop, Thursday- Sunday and have the aformentioned Latin, Top 40 and more will get guests into the live music on Fridays and Saturdays. It starts with spooky spirit alongside themed food and drink Big Noyzz on Fri. Oct. 4th. Tribute bands Blood offerings all night long. The six featured DJs Red Sky (U2 tribute), and Synchronicity III (Po- battling for guests’ attention across six different lice tribute) are there Sat. Oct. 5th. Then Fri. Oct. listening channels will include some of Houston 18th has Distorted Rage with DIOSA Fri. Oct. top local talent like E-Major, Vanilla Trill, Hiram, 18th. The Halloween bash Sat. Oct. 16th has Pearbear, DJ Dez and Lanke. Tickets to the event bands Anthem and Ashcroft- no cover!! There’s are available for purchase now for just $15 and also an open jam Sundays from 3pm-8pm. Rock include: A pair of Quiet Events headphones, N Rays is found at 6919 Lyons Ave. in Houston. Glow-in-the-dark gear, Themed drink specials, Themed games, A costume contest with concert Rock out at Rock N Rays!! ticket prize packages, Six live DJ’s battling all night long.

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Revention Music Center Revention Music Center is the place for great shows in Houston’s performing arts district. They have a variety of shows for you to enjoy this month. Rock band The Raconteurs are there Sat. Oct. 5th, then those crazy guys Tenacious D Wed. Oct. 16th, then pop punk band Sum 41 Wed. Oct. 23rd. Tickets are available now at Live Nation.

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Last In Line Performs Warehouse Live Last In Line will be performing this month at Warehouse Live on October 18th. The band is touring in support of their new album release, “II”.

Last In Line was formed in 2011, when Vinny Appice, Jimmy Bain, and Vivian Campbell, (Ronnie James Dio’s co-conspirators and co-writers on the “Holy Diver”, “Last In Line” – the album from which they took their name, and “Sacred Heart” albums) teamed up with esteemed vocalist Andrew Freeman. The debut album “Heavy Crown” was released in February 2016, landing at #1 on the Billboard Heat-Seekers Chart. Initially, the release had been preceded by tragedy when bassist Jimmy Bain unexpectedly passed away at the age of 68 on January 23, 2016. Last In Line, honoring what they knew would be Bain’s wish to keep the band moving, brought in renowned bassist Phil Soussan (ex-Ozzy Osbourne) and committed to sustained touring in support of the album, hitting festivals, headlining clubs, and sharing the stage with metal luminaries such as Saxon and Megadeth.

In late 2017, the band gathered in L.A. to start the recording of the second album, which was produced by the band members and Jeff Pilson (Foreigner, The End: machine, exDokken), who also produced the debut album.

Having really gelled as a band while touring in support of the debut album, the songwriting came readily to the members. They’ve created a record that shows a big progression in sound, while immediately being recognizable as Last In Line thanks to Vinny Appice’s rhythms, thunderous bass from Soussan, amazing vocals from Andrew Freeman, and the roaring guitars of Vivian Campbell.

“The musical style of ‘II’ is different from ‘Heavy Crown’, but it wasn’t something that we planned to do,” explains Vivian Campbell. “Phil is a more intricate player than Jimmy was and

that, together with the natural growth and development of the band led us to the songs on the album. As always, we simply started to jam on ideas and see where they led us. But it’s fair to say that the songs on this album sound more developed, with more parts and more experimentation than the songs on ‘Heavy Crown’. The first album set a tone, but on ‘II’ we developed that idea and took it to the next logical stage.”

Campbell told Ultimate Classic Rock that the new LAST IN LINE songs were a progression from the debut. “Some of the arrangements for these ideas that are in play at the moment, I would say they’re a little more complex than what’s on the first record,” he said. “And we do very much try to write as a band. That’s how we did the first record with LAST IN LINE — we’d just get in there and kick around ideas. A lot of times, stuff would come out of nothing.

“I’ve always said that I’ve been fortunate to play with so many great musicians and so many great drummers over the years, but Vinny inspires me like no other,” he continued. “There’s just times when we go in to write when I kind of feel like I don’t have any solid ideas that I can bring to the party. Vinny will just play a beat, and he plays with such great intent. It just kind of inspires me. Frequently, we’ll come up with ideas, just because of a groove that Vinny’s laying down. It is very uplifting, I’ve got to say.”

Drummer Vinny Appice, on the sound of the new record and song writing process, says “I always sound like me. Viv and I have been playing together for years and have the same feel and pulse and attitude. Now with Phil on bass, he allows a more melodic approach on the bass parts making the songs even more interesting. He fits in perfectly being from the same musical family and time as me and Viv. Mr. Freeman sings from his soul and completes the band’s sound with his melodies and amazing range.”

He continues, “the songwriting process

was the same as DIO’s ‘Holy Diver’. First, we have fun writing together. We get in a room and jam on riffs and chords until we hit on something good, then continue to build it into a song.

Andy puts his magic on it and it all works out very well.”

Asked about first single ‘Landslide’, Vocalist Andrew Freeman says, “’Landslide’ was the first song we wrote for this record. It was really easy to write as all of the parts fell into place quickly. The title ‘Landslide’ is a metaphor relating to the day to day struggles that we all go through as people. Trying to keep on course when dealing with adversity, manipulation through media and leadership. It’s meant to inspire strength and resolve.

Phil Soussan says about how it was joining Last In Line and the development of the songs, “[i]t was refreshing to be able to write songs in such an organic fashion – by jamming and developing ideas as a group, without bringing in preconceived songs – something I haven’t done for ages. The result was a true collaboration, a concept that is so rare these days! Vinny

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MUSIC NEWS Tuesday, October 1 James Wilhite (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Nik Rincon (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Stone Temple Pilots w/Rival Sons (Revention Music Center) Bad Religion w/Dave Hause and the Mermaid, & Emily Davis (music hall); Tobi Lou w/Lil Trxptendo (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Virgil Donati Band- “Ruination” tour (Scout Bar) Texas Musicians Jam hosted by Howard & The Nosebleeds/Open Mic to follow (Last Concert Cafe) Karaoke by Overtime Productions hosted by Mary th (19 Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Industry & Karaoke Night (Rudyard’s) Wednesday, October 2 Big & Easy Blues Jam (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Joseph Michael (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Lingerie Night w/Sinfully Sexy (Nose Dive Bar) Nurse Blake- “The Call Light” tour 2019 (music hall); Under the Bridge (Voodoo stage) (House of Blues) Red- “I Ran for I” tour w/Hindsight (Scout Bar) Grandson w/Nothing, Nowhere, & Bones (studio) (Warehouse Live) Gouge Away and Jeromes Dream w/Soul Glo (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) PotRoast Band w/The Midnight Drum Circle, & Hellina Bucket (Last Concert Cafe) Open Mic (Loaded Barrels) Live Mojo (Katie’s) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Houston Reddit Board Game meet-up (Rudyard’s) 90’s Night; Open Mic (Acadia Bar & Grill) Open Jam hosted by William Ward (Jailhouse Saloon) Thursday, October 3 The Mighty Orq (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) David De La Garza (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Airport Employee Night (Nose Dive Bar) Countess Luann & Friends (Revention Music Center) Zach Tate (Voodoo stage); “Mic Toss” w/Erikah Nocturnal (Foundation room); Jai Wolf- “The Cure to Loneliness” tour 2019 (music hall) (House of Blues) Celtic Pipes Rock (Scout Bar) Chris Renzema- “The Boxer & The Bear” tour (greenroom); Snarky Puppy w/The Funky Knuckles (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Joy Hanna- Just You and Me” album, release w/Paul and Sarah, & Jack Thweatt (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Mayday w/1ton (Last Concert Cafe)

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MUSIC NEWS Monday, October 7 John Richardson and Eric Demmer (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Service Industry Night (Nose Dive Bar) Houston Jazz Orchestra (Voodoo stage); Christian French: “Bright Side of the Moon” tour w/ASTN (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Talent w/Venom Prison, Homewrecker w/Great American Ghost (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Saddle of Southern Darkness (Vollie Rays) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic (Vollie Ray’s Circus) A Couple of Stand-up Guys- Comedy Open Mic (Rudyard’s) Tuesday, October 8 James Wilhite (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Josh Lovett (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) “Tumbleweed Tuesday” featuring Lou’a Louise (Voodoo stage) (House of Blues) Mumford & Sons w/Gang of Youths (Toyota Center) The Moth- “Spooky” (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Bloodletting- “North America tour XIII” w/Disentomb, Visceral Disgorge, Signs of the Swarm, Organectomy, Mental Cruelty, & Architectural Genocide (upstairs); King Princess w/TBA (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Texas Musicians Jam hosted by Howard & The Nosebleeds/Open Mic to follow (Last Concert Cafe) Karaoke by Overtime Productions hosted by Mary (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Punk Rock Live Band Karaoke; Industry & Karaoke Night (Rudyard’s) Wednesday, October 9 Big & Easy Blues Jam (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Joseph Michael (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Lingerie Night w/Sinfully Sexy (Nose Dive Bar) Natalia Lafourcade (Revention Music Center) The Outlaw Dace Show (Voodoo stage) Still Woozy (Bronze Peacock room); Bea Miller- “Sunsets to Outerspace” tour (music hall) (House of Blues) Caamp- “By and By” tour 2019 w/Bendigo Fletcher (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) PotRoast Band w/The Midnight Drum Circle, & Hellina Bucket (Last Concert Cafe) Greta Van Fleet- “March of the Peaceful Army w/ Shannon & The Clams (Smart Financial Centre) Open Mic (Loaded Barrels) Chad Ware (Katie’s) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Houston Reddit Board Game meet-up (Rudyard’s) Open Mic (Acadia Bar & Grill) Open Jam hosted by William Ward (Jailhouse Saloon) Thursday, October 10 The Mighty Orq (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Snafu (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Airport Employee Night (Nose Dive Bar) Steve Gilbert (Voodoo stage); “Sessions & Cigars” featuring Stephen Richard w/The Righteous Vibe (Foundation room); Iya Terra (Bronze Peacock room); Banks- The III” tour (music hall) (House of Blues) Billie Eilish- “When we all Fall Asleep” world tour (Toyota Center) An Evening with Derek Webb- “Stockholm Syndrome” 10 year anniversary tour w/Natalie Price (greenroom); Berner- “El Chivo” tour w/R-Mean, DJ Anonymous, & DJ Hollywood (studio) (Warehouse Live) Sigrid w/Raffaella (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Gloria Trevi w/Karol G (Smart Financial Centre) Beetle- Happy Hour (Continental Club) Karaoke Kixx @ The Boat (Concert Pub/North) Chubbs Malone (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Open Mic Night (Ashford Pub) Karaoke (Loaded Barrels) “Taylor Guitars Road Show” from El Cajon, California (Fullers’s Guitar) Mike Morgan (Katie’s) Karaoke/Premium Blend & Friends (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Ghandis Gun w/Aesop, & Lady Star Beast- broadcasted on The Edge Radio (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans) Friday, October 11 Mike Morgan (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Sick Duck (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Judah & The Lion- “Pep Talks” world wide tour 2019 w/Flora Cash (Revention Music Center) Tony Henry (Voodoo stage); Late Night w/Jack Freeman (Foundation room); Lil Duval- “Living my Best Life” tour (music hall); Vetusta Morla- Mismo Sitio, Distinto Lugar: North American tour (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Trap Karaoke- Houston (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Jon Pardi w/Riley Green (lawn) (White Oak Music Hall) Shinyribs (Last Concert Cafe) “Freaky Friday” featuring DJ Kamikaze (Pub Level) Baby Shark Live! (Smart Financial Centre) Houston Symphony presents: Rick Steve’s Europe- “A Symphonic Journey” (Jones Hall) Class of ’89 Reunion- Cy Creek Cougars w/ Phantom Eye, & more (BFE Rock Club) Band on the Run- Happy Hour; “80’s Tribute” w/No Doubt, Weezer, & The Cranberries (Continental Club) Sa Lights (Journey tribute) (Concert Pub/North) Texas TNT – Ronnie’s b-day (D Pub) Hugh Grimes- farewell party w/.07 Blues Band; Sugarball Express w/Big Buddha & The Monks (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Jukebox Junkies (Rock N Ray’s) Karaoke (Ashford Pub) Satisfied Drive (Loaded Barrels)

Rich Layton (Katie’s) Karaoke/Antidote (Vollie Rays) Horror on 24 w/As we Are, To Whom it May, & Marking Midnight (Acadia Bar & Grill) DJ (Shenanigans) Shotgun Sally (Jailhouse Saloon) Saturday, October 12 John Richardson (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) A Sure Thing (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Live Music; Food Truck Festival (Nose Dive Bar) EnParejaDos- “con Adrain Uribe y Consuelo Duval” (Revention Music Center) Drag Diva Brunch- “Harry Potter” (10:30am) (Bronze Peacock room); Kiki Maroon’s- “Burly Q Lounge” (8pm) (Bronze Peacock room); The Band CaminoNorth American tour 2019 (music hall); The Lowly Bellows (Voodoo stage); “Be Someone” Special Edition featuring Godsmack tribute (Foundation room) (House of Blues) Bury your Dead w/Insvrgence, Alpha Virus, Chernobyl the Secret, Await the Desolation, Earth Groans, Comrades, Departure, BileTX, & Manipulation of Population (Scout Bar) Casting Crowns w/Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes, & Jaime Kimmett (Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion) Amigo the Devil w/King Dude, & Twin Temple (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Deadeye (Grateful Dead tribute) (Last Concert Cafe) Brick Haven w/Envy the Dead, & The Earth as We Know it; Satan’s $10 Super Sweet 16 & Cosplay Extravaganza (BFE Rock Club) Marco Antonio Solis (Smart Financial Centre) Houston Symphony presents: “Wanda & Wizards”music from Harry Potter & more (12 noon- 6pm) (Jones Hall) Houston Symphony presents: Rick Steve’s Europe- “A Symphonic Journey” (8pm) (Jones Hall) Pretenders & Alanis Morissette tributes (Concert Pub/ North) Texas TNT- Ronnie’s B-day (Backwoods Saloon) th LaRochelle & Pride (19 Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Perfect Strangers (Deep Purple tribute); Sins of Sabbath (Black Sabbath tribute) (Rock N Ray’s) Brian Sacco (Loaded Barrels) Sparky Parker (CD release party) (Katie’s) Karaoke/Clint Allen Janisch Band (Vollie Rays) The Feel (Cruiser’s) Unified Space w/ST 37, & High Desert Queen (Rudyard’s) Magna w/A Nightmare from Texas, Ominous Necro, & The Chordinates (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans) Bike Night featuring The Weeds (Jailhouse Saloon) Sunday, October 13 “La La Tonight”- Zydeco party w/Benefit for Eugene Moody, & Zydeco Dots (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Sunday NFL Game Watch; Wean Harrold; Sammy Hundley (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Open Mic Night hosted by Mark Zeus (Nose Dive Bar) “World Famous Gospel Brunch” (1:30pm) (music hall); Steve Lacy (7pm) (music hall); Loumuzik (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) The Speed of Sound in Seawater w/So much Light, & Catbamboo (Scout Bar) Yung Bae w/ Birocractic & whereisalex (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Sunday Brunch & Acoustic Jam (11am-3pm) (Last Concert Cafe) Houston Symphony presents: Rick Steve’s Europe- “A Symphonic Journey” (Jones Hall) “The Gumbo Jam” NOLA Jazz Jam (Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top @ Continental Club) Open Jam (3pm-8pm) (Rock N Ray’s) Katie’s Blues Jam hosted by Live Mojo (Katie’s) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Sunday Blues Jam hosted by Craig Schneider & The Heart Stoppers (Cruiser’s) The Almas w/Eden Burning, & Quaranteen; Free Hot Jazz Sundays (6pm) (downstairs) (Rudyard’s) Satri w/No Te Mueras En Mi Casa, & Camino Novayer (Acadia Bar & Grill) Open Jam w/Letric Ed & Friends (Jailhouse Saloon) Monday, October 14 John Richardson and Eric Demmer (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Service Industry Night (Nose Dive Bar) Raheem Devaughn (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Dean Lewis- “A Place we Knew” w/Scott Helman (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic (Vollie Ray’s Circus) A Couple of Stand-up Guys- Comedy Open Mic (Rudyard’s) Tuesday, October 15 James Wilhite (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Stacey Steele (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Open Mic night (Voodoo stage) (House of Blues) Mushroomhead- “Halloween” tour 2019 w/He Kill 3, Dead Superstar, & Unsaid Fate (Scout Bar) Of Mice & Men w/For the Fallen Dreams, Thousand Below, & Blood Bather (studio) (Warehouse Live) The Distillers w/Death Valley Girls (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Texas Musicians Jam hosted by Howard & The Nosebleeds/Open Mic to follow (Last Concert Cafe) We are 38 w/Children of October, & Carbide (Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top @ Continental Club) Karaoke by Overtime Productions hosted by Mary (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Industry & Karaoke Night (Rudyard’s)

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MUSIC NEWS Wednesday, October 16 Big & Easy Blues Jam (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Joseph Michael (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Lingerie Night w/Sinfully Sexy (Nose Dive Bar) Tenaciuos D in- “Post- Apocolypto” the tour 2019 (Revention Music Center) X Ambassadors- “The Orion” tour 2019 (music hall) (House of Blues) Warbringer w/Enforcer (Scout Bar) Witt Lowry- “Nevers Road” tour w/Xuitcasecity, & Whatever We Are (studio) (Warehouse Live) The Weeks w/In the Future, Thieves, & HARD (upstairs); SuperMega-Live w/TBA (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) PotRoast Band w/The Midnight Drum Circle, & Hellina Bucket (Last Concert Cafe) John Craigle (Last Concert Cafe) Open Mic (Loaded Barrels) Freddie Pate (Katie’s) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Houston Reddit Board Game meet-up (Rudyard’s) Open Mic (Acadia Bar & Grill) Open Jam hosted by William Ward (Jailhouse Saloon) Thursday, October 17 The Mighty Orq (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Goodtime Muffin (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Airport Employee Night (Nose Dive Bar) Shawn James- The Dark & Light” tour (Bronze Peacock room); “Mic Toss” w/Erikah Nocturnal (Foundation room) (House of Blues) Delain w/Amorphis, Anneke Van, & Giersbergen (Scout Bar) Danny Brown tour w/Ashnikko, & Zeelooperz (studio) (Warehouse Live) Cass McCombs w/TBA (upstairs); Sofi Tukker- “RIP Shame” World tour w/Haiku Hands, & LP Giobbi (White Oak Music Hall) “HaVok” featuring Psyclon Nine w/Striplicker, Justin Symbol, & VertBlue (BFE Rock Club) Beetle- Happy Hour; Stephen Clair (Continental Club) Karaoke Kixx @ The Boat (Concert Pub/North) th Chubbs Malone (19 Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Open Mic Night (Ashford Pub) Karaoke (Loaded Barrels) Jay Hooks (Katie’s) Karaoke/Premium Blend & Friends (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Regional Justice Center (Seattle) w/Molt, Private Eye, & Substance (Rudyard’s) Jikininiki w/From Dust, Eric Teaches Gun Safety, & Imaginary Me- broadcasted on The Edge Radio (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans)

Friday, October 18 Dave Scher (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Tone Posse (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) NF (Nate Feuerstein)- “The Search” tour 2019 (Revention Music Center) Bobby Territo (Voodoo stage); Maxo Kream (music hall) (House of Blues) Houston Symphony: “Hocus Pocus Pops” (Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion) Last in Line w/Johnny Solinger (of Skid Row) (ballroom); The Legendary Pink Dots- 40th anniversary tour w/Orbit Service (studio) (Warehouse Live) Bastille w/Joywave (lawn); Mt Joy w/Wilderado (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Johnny Gill & Keke Wyatt (Arena Theatre) “Freaky Friday” featuring DJ Kamikaze (Pub Level) Coozablack and Sin City w/The Dirty Wormz, & more (BFE Rock Club) Juan Luis Guerra (Smart Financial Centre) Von Hindenburg- Happy Hour; Sahm Covers Sahm (Continental Club) TBA (Concert Pub/North) Texas TNT (Friend’s Uncorked Wine Bar) Asleep in the Wake w/Kingdom Collapse, & MilkCrate th Throne (19 Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Distorted Rage w/DIOSA (Rock N Ray’s) Karaoke (Ashford Pub) Shotgun Road (Loaded Barrels) Dylan Bishop (Katie’s) Karaoke/Lift and Chill (Vollie Rays) Karaoke Night w/Country Queens (Cruiser’s) The Ex-Optimists w/A Sundae Drive, & Only Beast (Rudyard’s) Wellborn Road w/Heathens Blood, Reckless High, & Light the Fire (Acadia Bar & Grill) DJ (Shenanigans) Space Cowboy (Jailhouse Saloon) Saturday, October 19 Holland K Smith (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) After Party (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Live Music (Nose Dive Bar) Silent Disco- “Halloween Edition” Battle of the DJ’s: E-Major, Vanilla, Hiram, Pearbear, DJ Dez, & Lanke (Revention Music Center- 40 Below) Skinny Kravitz (Voodoo stage); The Noize presents: Amon Amarth- “Berserker” tour (music hall); Lucky Dave presents: “The Painted” tour (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Knocked Loose- “A Different Shade of Blue” tour w/ Rotting Out, Candyband, & SeeYouSpaceCowboy (Scout Bar) Plague Vendor w/No Parents (studio); Badflower- “Ok, I’m Sick” tour w/Weathers, & Dead Poet Society (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Hudson Moore w/TBA (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall)

Billy Strings (Last Concert Cafe) Tora Tora w/Tame Fury, Shawn Crank Case Hamilton, Westfield Band, & Chamber of Ascension (BFE Rock Club) Logic- Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (Smart Financial Centre) Houston Symphony presents: Lunada (Miller Outdoor Theatre) Blond-ish (Blondie tribute) w/IllumiYachty (Continental Club) Renegade (Styx tribute) w/Hysteria (Def Leppard tribute) (Concert Pub/North) Texas TNT (Hugh & Jeff’s Car Wash, Bar & Grill) Holy Hell Rod (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Ashcroft (Rock N Ray’s) Rob Saint Revue (Loaded Barrels) Dave Sher (Katie’s) Karaoke/The Joshua Project w/DJ Illusion (Vollie Rays) Donnie Taylor & The Gulf Coasters (Cruiser’s) The Satanic Overlords of Rock N Roll w/The Schizophonics, & Poizon (Rudyard’s) Epic Death w/Silenced Within, Chaotic Justice, & White Collar Side Show (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans) Instigator & The Skinnz (Jailhouse Saloon) Sunday, October 20 “La La Tonight”- Zydeco party w/Raa-Raa (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Sunday NFL Game Watch; Brett Axelson; Ryan Pinick (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Open Mic Night hosted by Mark Zeus (Nose Dive Bar) Experience Hendrix (Revention Music Center) Julia Michaels (music hall); Hirie (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) “Rocktober Fest” featuring TBA (upstairs); Cannibal Corpse w/The Art is Murder, & Perdition Temple (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Sunday Brunch & Acoustic Jam (11am-3pm) (Last Concert Cafe) Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons (Smart Financial Centre) Houston Symphony presents: “Symphonic Spooktacular” (Miller Outdoor Theatre) “The Gumbo Jam” NOLA Jazz Jam (Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top @ Continental Club) Open Jam (3pm-8pm) (Rock N Ray’s) Katie’s Blues Jam hosted by Ricky Jackson (Katie’s) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Sunday Blues Jam hosted by Craig Schneider & The Heart Stoppers (Cruiser’s) Free Hot Jazz Sundays (6pm) (downstairs) (Rudyard’s) The Leader the Legend w/October Roar, Post Profit, & Tera (Acadia Bar & Grill) Open Jam w/Letric Ed & Friends (Jailhouse Saloon)

Monday, October 21 John Richardson and Eric Demmer (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Service Industry Night (Nose Dive Bar) Conrad Johnson Orchestra (Voodoo stage) (House of Blues) The Dax tour (studio) (Warehouse Live) Ra Ra Riot w/Bayonne (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic (Vollie Ray’s Circus) A Couple of Stand-up Guys- Comedy Open Mic (Rudyard’s) Tuesday, October 22 James Wilhite (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Josh Lovett (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) “Tumbleweed Tuesdays” featuring Chris Goodwin (Voodoo stage); Sebastian Bach- “30th Anniversary” tour 2019 w/Kobra and the Lotus (music hall); Ones to Watch presents: Ashe- “Mom’s first Headline” tour 2019 (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Texas Musicians Jam hosted by Howard & The Nosebleeds/Open Mic to follow (Last Concert Cafe) A Day to Remember w/Prevail, & Beartooth (NRG Arena) Jesse Malin w/Joseph Arthur (Continental Club) Karaoke by Overtime Productions hosted by Mary (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Punk Rock Live Band Karaoke/Industry & Karaoke Night (Rudyard’s) Wednesday, October 23 Big & Easy Blues Jam (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Joseph Michael (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Lingerie Night w/Sinfully Sexy (Nose Dive Bar) Sum 41- “Order in Decline” tour w/The Amity Affliction (Revention Music Center) The Outlaw Dace Show (Voodoo stage); Clairo“Immunity” tour (music hall); The Free Skizzy Mars tour (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Bulletboys w/Via Linda (studio); iStandard Producer Showcase (greenroom) (Warehouse Live) “The NoSleep Podcast” w/David Cummings, Jessica McEvoy, David Ault, & Nichole Goodnight performing Halloween tales accompanied by a live score performed

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MUSIC NEWS Thursday, October 24 The Mighty Orq (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Nervous Rex (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Airport Employee Night (Nose Dive Bar) Paperwolf (Voodoo stage); “The Fall” tour of Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers (music hall); The Spill Canvas (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Moonshine Bandits- “Red, White & Blue Collar” 2019 tour w/Sara Ross, & Dalton D’Rich (Scout Bar) Nahko and Medicine for the People- “Take your Power Back” tour w/Nattali Rize (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Mike Watt w/The Missingmen, & D Kosmo (upstairs); Temples w/Honey Harper (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Shamarr Allen w/Trae Pierce & The T- Stones (Last Concert Cafe) 3CG Qualifiers II Weigh Ins x HJJC 1st Annual Halloween Party (Pub Level) Peppa Pig Live- “Peppa’s Adventure” (Smart Financial Centre) Tune Tag w/Paul Beebe & Charlie Harrison (Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top @ Continental Club) Beetle- Happy Hour; Lightnin’ Malcolm (Continental Club) Karaoke Kixx @ The Boat (Concert Pub/North) Big Buddah & The Monks (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Open Mic Night (Ashford Pub) Karaoke (Loaded Barrels) Josh Garrett (Katie’s) Karaoke/Premium Blend & Friends (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Dust in the Void, Witness to the Fallen, Khepra, & Run the Asylum- broadcasted on The Edge Radio (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans)

tribute), & Street Wise Religion (Motley Crue tribute) (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans) 2nd Annual “Carnevil”- The Gravest Show on Earth hosted by Wicked Wanda & The Breeders featuring Rainchild, & more (Jailhouse Saloon) Sunday, October 27 La La Tonight- Zydeco party w/National Zydeco Nik Foundation Jam (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Sunday NFL Game Watch; Billy Kirkland; 11th Hour Duo (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Open Mic Night hosted by Mark Zeus (Nose Dive Bar) Miss June (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Bret Bollinger (of Pepper) w/Tunnel Vision, Satadaze, & Ojos Rojos (Scout Bar) Zac Brown Band w/Lucas Nelson, & Promise of the Real (Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion) Tool w/Killing Joke (Toyota Center) Moonchild w/Kiefer (studio); Gus Dapperton- “The Polly People” US tour w/Spencer (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Amber Run w/Jordan Mackampa (upstairs); The Cinematic Orchestra w/Phatay and PBDY (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Sunday Brunch & Acoustic Jam (11am-3pm) (Last Concert Cafe)

“We will Rock You”- The Musical by Queen and Ben Elton (Smart Financial Centre) Houston Symphony presents: Wagner + Beethoven 2 (Jones Hall) “The Gumbo Jam” NOLA Jazz Jam (Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top @ Continental Club) Texas TNT (The Hawg Stop Bar & Grill) Open Jam (3pm-8pm) (Rock N Ray’s) Katie’s Blues Jam hosted by Mark May (Katie’s) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Sunday Blues Jam hosted by Craig Schneider & The Heart Stoppers (Cruiser’s) Free Hot Jazz Sundays (6pm) (downstairs) (Rudyard’s) Breezeway w/Sons of the Wave, & Turn it Again (Acadia Bar & Grill) Open Jam w/Letric Ed & Friends (Jailhouse Saloon) Monday, October 28 John Richardson and Eric Demmer (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Service Industry Night (Nose Dive Bar) Bobby Territo (Voodoo stage); Ski Mask the Slump God (music hall) (House of Blues) Melvins w/Redd Kross & Toshi Kasai (studio) (Warehouse Live) Morrissey w/Interpol (lawn); Josh A + Jake Hill w/ Darko, & Jordanxbell (downstairs) (White Oak Music

Hall) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic/Lonely Hearts Rehearsal (Vollie Ray’s Circus) A Couple of Stand-up Guys- Comedy Open Mic (Rudyard’s) Tuesday, October 29 James Wilhite (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Susan Hickman (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Matt Romero (Voodoo stage); Caifanes (music hall); Dreamers (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Off with their Heads w/Slingshot Dakota (upstairs);”A Relentless Onslaught “ US tour 2019 featuring Suffocation & Belphegor w/Abiotic, & Necronomicon (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Texas Musicians Jam hosted by Howard & The Nosebleeds/Open Mic to follow (Last Concert Cafe) Karaoke by Overtime Productions hosted by Mary (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Karaoke/Open Mic for Singer/Songwriters (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Industry & Karaoke Night (Rudyard’s)

Friday, October 25 Josh Garrett (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) OMG (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Wilco- “Ode to Joy” tour 2019 (Revention Music Center) Arthur Vallenzula (Voodoo stage); Big Wild (music hall) (House of Blues) Metal Shop (Scout Bar) Hardcastle (greenroom); The HU- “The Gereg” tour (studio); L.A Guns w/Johnny Solinger (of Skid Row) (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Lucereo w/Vandoliers (downstairs); Explosions in the Sky 20th anniversary tour w/TBA (lawn) (White Oak Music Hall) Ben Miller Band w/Midnight North, & Wild Adriatic (Last Concert Cafe) “Freaky Friday” featuring DJ Kamikaze (Pub Level) “Boos, Brews, & Booze”- Halloween party w/The White Noize, Lost Ninjas, Pigweed, SEJ, Sleppwalkas, Chanel St Sin, Zak tha Tyrant, Thugstar, Creature Clique, Unknown Kapriest, & more (BFE Rock Club) AC2- Deeper talk & more shallow tales: “An Intimate Evening with Anderson Cooper & Andy Cohen” (Smart Financial Centre) Houston Symphony presents: Wagner + Beethoven 2 (Jones Hall) The Monicas- Happy Hour; Flametricks Subs w/ Ghoultown (Continental Club) Halloween Bash; Rock Candy (Concert Pub/North) Texas TNT- Ramona’s B-Day (Bourbon Street Bar) John Barraza Project (Rock N Ray’s) Karaoke (Ashford Pub) Honky Tonk Special (Loaded Barrels) Alan Haynes (Katie’s) Karaoke (Vollie Ray’s Circus) The Official Buddy Wakefield Book release Show w/ Ebony Stewart (Rudyard’s) Kossalot w/Silence Fuels Nothing, Black Ottumn, Glass the Slay, & Shit Tart (Acadia Bar & Grill) DJ (Shenanigans) Will Ward and The Co Conspirators (Jailhouse Saloon) Saturday, October 26 Alan Haynes (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Vertigo (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Live Music (Nose Dive Bar) Cirque Noir presents: Cirque Bizarre (Revention Music Center) Tony Henry (Voodoo stage); Drag Diva Brunch“Disney Villains” (10:30am) (Bronze Peacock room); Nate Bargatze- “Good Problem to Have” 2019 tour (7pm & 10:30pm) (music hall) (House of Blues) The Qualifiers 2 (Scout Bar) “Buzzfest 19” featuring Godsmack w/Bush, Live, Our Lady Peace, Atlas Genius, & Meg Myers (Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion) Black Flag w/Baron Von Bomblast, & Los De Verdad (ballroom); “The It’s Just Rap” show (greenroom) (Warehouse Live) Captured by Robots w/TBA (upstairs); Cavetown w/ Field Medic and Brothers Bird (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Anthony Gomes (Last Concert Cafe) Franco Escamilla- “Payaso” 2019 (Arena Theatre) Para Bellum (BFE Rock Club) Tyler, The Creator w/Blood Orange, Goldlink (NRG Arena) Houston Symphony presents: Wagner + Beethoven 2 (Jones Hall) Molly and the Ringwalds; “Discoween” w/Disco Expressions (Continental Club) Halloween Bash (Concert Pub/North) Texas TNT- “Happy Halloween” (BB Wolf’s) Sunday Traffic (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Halloween Bash w/Anthem & Ashcroft (Rock N Ray’s) Heather Rayleen (Loaded Barrels) Scott McGill (Katie’s) Karaoke/Calamity Janes (Vollie Rays) Starr Jernigans (Cruiser’s) Sedated (Ramones tribute) w/The Spots (Sex Pistols tribute), The Temples of Mercy (Sisters of Mercy

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“AJR”- The Neotheater world tour 2019 w/Michael Blume (Revention Music Center) Steve Gilbert (Voodoo stage); IDK (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Ruel- “Free Time” World tour w/Destiny Rogers (ballroom) (Warehouse Live) Anamanaguchi w/TBA (upstairs); The Devil Wear Prada w/Norma Jean, & Gideon (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Beetle- Happy Hour; Big E’s Honky Tonk Halloween w/ Johnny Falstaff (Continental Club) Karaoke Kixx @ The Boat (Concert Pub/North) Open Mic Night (Ashford Pub) Karaoke (Loaded Barrels) Paul Ramirez Band (Katie’s) Mute TX and Civil Unrest (Vollie Rays) Karaoke/Premium Blend & Friends (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Tomfooligans w/The Hostile Redemption, & Black Kryptonite- broadcasted on The Edge Radio (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans)

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Drowning Pool (ballroom); Poppy (studio) (Warehouse Live) Ximena Sarinana w/TBA (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) The California Honeydrops (Last Concert Cafe) El Tri w/Mago de Oz, Inspector, & Genitallica (Arena Theatre) “Freaky Friday” featuring DJ Kamikaze (Pub Level) Annual AA- “Emmanuel” World tour 2019 (Smart Financial Centre) TBA (Concert Pub/North) Texas TNT (6th Street Garage Bar & Kitchen) Lisafer’s Screech of Death (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Karaoke (Ashford Pub) TJ Funk (Loaded Barrels) Doug Strahan (Katie’s) Karaoke (Vollie Ray’s Circus) The Steve Satchel Band w/Key Flight Captains, Coondogs, & State of Mind (Acadia Bar & Grill) DJ (Shenanigans) Saturday, November 2 Live Music (Nose Dive Bar) Lukas Graham (music hall); Jade Bird (Bronze Peacock room) (House of Blues) Michale Graves- “American Monster” tour 2019 w/ Brand of Julez (Scout Bar) The Chainsmokers/5 Seconds of Summer/Lennon Stella“World War Joy” tour 2019 (Toyota Center) Gwar- “Use your Collusion” tour w/Sacred Reich, Toxic Holocaust, & Against the Grain (ballroom); Earshot (studio) (Warehouse Live) Khruangbin w/TBA (lawn); Frank Turner- “No Man’s Land” w/Kayleigh Goldsworthy (downstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Elephant Wrecking Ball w/Capvac (Last Concert Cafe) Johnny Rivers (Arena Theatre) Hold w/Kevin H, & Frankie (BFE Rock Club) “A Funky Good Time” featuring Morris Day and The Time w/Cameo, Dazz Band & more (Smart Financial Centre) Young Thug & Machine Gun Kelly w/Polo G, & Strick (NRG Arena) Fiddle Witch & The Demons of Doom w/High Desert Queen, & The Thief and The Architect (Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top @ Continental Club) Xanadudes w/Now we are Here, & Cars tribute (Continental Club) Sound Garden, Rage Against the Machine, & Audio Slave tributes by Rusted Cage, & People of the Sun (Concert Pub/North) Texas TNT (Aspens) Carranza (19th Hole Grill & Sports Bar) Texxas Heat (Loaded Barrels) Mighty Orq (Katie’s) Karaoke/Gavin Sasser (Vollie Rays) Tommy Stewart Dryerwulf w/Grave Huffer,

Doomstress, & The Dirty Seeds (Acadia Bar & Grill) Free Juke Box (Shenanigans) Sunday, November 3 La La Tonight- Zydeco party (The Big Easy Social & Pleasure Club) Sunday NFL Game Watch (Corky’s Ribs & BBQ) Open Mic Night hosted by Mark Zeus (Nose Dive Bar) The Story So Far w/The Frights, Hunny, & Just Friends (music hall) (House of Blues) Phutureprimitive w/An-ten-nae (studio) (Warehouse Live) So Soon, The Truth w/An Author, a Poet, Lilac Kings, Chancla Fight Club, & Terra Coat (upstairs) (White Oak Music Hall) Sunday Brunch & Acoustic Jam (11am-3pm) (Last Concert Cafe) Zoe (Arena Theatre) Trisha Yearwood w/Caylee Hammack (Smart Financial Centre) Open Jam (3pm-8pm) (Rock N Ray’s) Katie’s Blues Jam (Katie’s) Karaoke/Old Brothers- acoustic (Vollie Ray’s Circus) Sunday Blues Jam hosted by Craig Schneider & The Heart Stoppers (Cruiser’s)

Tool continued

During the band’s usual extended hiatus between albums, Maynard James Keenan decided to use his downtime productively by forming a side project, dubbed A Perfect Circle. The band’s 2000 debut, Mer de Noms, was a surprise hit, while the ensuing tour was a sold-out success as well. With Tool breakup rumors swirling, the band put the speculation to rest by reentering the recording studio and issuing the stopgap B-sides/DVD set Salival late the same year.

Finally, May 2001 saw the release of Tool’s third full-length release, Lateralus, which debuted at the number one position on the Billboard album chart and became the band’s biggest hit. After the obligatory several-year sabbatical to pursue other projects, the group returned with another chart-topper, 10,000 Days, in 2006.

After an interminable 13-year gap between albums, Tool returned in 2019 with their epic fifth album, Fear Inoculum.

MUSIC NEWS

Smart Financial Center A variety of shows can be seen this month at Smart Financial Center!

The pavilion in Sugarland has classic rock band Styx Thurs.

Oct. 3rd, rockers Greta Van Fleet Wed. Oct. 9th, and going real old-school with Frankie & the Four Seasons Sun. Oct. 20th.

Ticketmaster is the place to get your tickets for these events at Smart Financial Center and more!

Vollie Ray’s Circus A great time can always be had at Vollie Ray’s Circus! Happy hour specials are from noon to 7pm everyday, including a great craft beer selection. They have live bands on the weekends, like this month: Saddle of Darkness Mon. Oct. 7th.

Antidote Fri. Oct. 11th, Lift & Chill Fri. Oct. 18th, Calamity Jane Sat. Oct. 26th, and Mute TX with Civil Unrest Thurs.

Oct. 31st. When they’re not doing that, they have karaoke throughout the week, plus Karaoke w/ Old Brothers Acoustic Sundays, Karaoke and an open mic for singers/ songwriters on Tuesdays, and Karaoke w/ Premium Blend on Thursdays.

Come by 937 FM 1959 to have an awesome time at Vollie Ray’s!

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Now, they want YOUR opinion. They’ve been working hard to make their goal happen and now they want to know what else they can do to let you spend time where it matters...making music; not worrying about fixing your gear! So take their survey at www.heightsguitartech.com and let the folks there know how they’re doing and what else they can do for YOU! You can also contact them at 713-4261888. Heights Guitar Tech- Five Star String Repairs in the Houston Heights!

Ghost Ship Ritual Perform at The Acadia Bar Hi Folks, we’re at The Acadia Bar and Grill now to see Ghost Ship Ritual. This band features a heavy blend of Doom, Blues and Stoner vibes and appears to be more of an instrumental project. At least while we were there, there was no singing involved, but that doesn’t matter.

These guys put on a great show and have quite a few really good songs... heavy, but melodic... and filled with an unmatched energy that we rarely see in the instrumental bands around Houston. The band is comprised of Bill Ledgerwood - Guitar, Justin Nunez - Guitar, Andrew Ackerley Drums, and Kevin Neiman - Bass. If you’re looking for something heavy, then be sure to check these guys out sometime. They really hit the spot for us. Of course, we’ve got a couple of videos for you to check out of these guys at HMNTV - Houston Music News Television, located on google at houstonmusicnewstv1. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did. You can start watching now.

Wes Nickson Performs at Loaded Barrels From his heart-touching ballads to his hard-rocking riffs, native Texan Wes Nickson is a booming presence brimming with a stunning breadth of musical styles Born and raised in West Texas, Wes found his love for country music at an early age. After high school Wes joined the United States Marine Corps. When his stint in the service ended Wes came home to Lubbock to pursue his first love… Music!

Their debut album “Tired of Waitin’” did well on Texas radio and very well in Europe. Topping no less than 5 Top 20 music charts and the title track landed Wes a top 10 hit in France.

Wes and the boys have run the Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico dance hall circuit with great success. In 2016 the band had to take a short break due to Wes going on a 3 month tour playing backup acoustic for another Texas artist, Cody Johnson.

With the release of the new EP, “Good and Ready”, the Wes Nickson Band is excited to hit the road again to promote the album. They are fantastically talented and hungry to share their music with the world.

Kendall Mason Band Perform at The BFE Rock Club

Kendall Mason unveiled his new band lineup this past month along with some great new material at The BFE Rock Club recently and we were there to check them out. Yeah, Kendall never disappoints. His new lineup is stellar as we expected and his new songs are really good.

It was a lot of fun listening to him and the new songs, as well as listening to some of our old Kendall Mason favorites. Keep it up Kendall. We continued on next page love ya!

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Not only do they have great drink specials during the week, they have live bands every weekend! Big E & Lowdown is one, and they’re there Thurs. Oct. 3rd.Calacas will playon the 4th and Chubbs Malone will hit the stage on the 11 th .

Don’t miss the Hugh Grimes farewell party with the .07 Blues Band from 7pm-9pm, Sugarball Express, and Big Buddha & The Monks Fri. Oct. 11th.

Another great show not to miss is Asleep in the Wake, Kingdom Collapse, and MilkCrate Throne Fri. Oct. 18th.

The Big Huddha & The Monks will play on the 24th and on the 26th you can see Sunday Traffic.

In addition to these events, there’s also karoake w/ Mary on Tuedays, free bingo 9pm-midnight on Wednesdays and Friday steak lunch special from 11am to 5pm. The 19th Hole is in the Woodlands at 202 Sawdust Rd. Come out and bang your head!!

Ashford Pub Ashford Pub, at 13308 Westheimer has cold drinks with great specials, and occasionally live music. Don’t miss the benefit for Tony Selby at 2pm with entertainment by Black Dog. They also have $2.25 domestic beers on Mondays, Big Azz Beer & Trivia Night on Tuesdays, Steak & Poker Night on Wednesdays, Open Mic Night Thursdays, and then Wild West Texas Beer Fest PLUS karaoke is on Fridays, Saturday nights have Draft and Kamikazi Specials. Sunday is Poker Night. To learn more about Ashford Pub, check them out at www.ashfordpub.com!

Ghost Ship Ritual Perform at The Acadia Bar Hi Folks, we’re at The Acadia Bar and Grill now to see Ghost Ship Ritual. This band features a heavy blend of Doom, Blues and Stoner vibes and appears to be more of an instrumental project. At least while we were there, there was no singing involved, but that doesn’t matter.

These guys put on a great show and have quite a few really good songs... heavy, but melodic... and filled with an unmatched energy that we rarely see in the instrumental bands around Houston. The band is comprised of Bill Ledgerwood - Guitar, Justin Nunez - Guitar, Andrew Ackerley Drums, and Kevin Neiman - Bass. If you’re looking for something heavy, then be sure to check these guys out sometime. They really hit the spot for us. Of course, we’ve got a couple of videos for you to check out of these guys at HMNTV - Houston Music News Television, located on google at houstonmusicnewstv1. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did. You can start watching now.

Leroy The Prophet Performs At The 19th Hole Ft. Worth’s biggest band export, Leroy The Prophet made an appeaance this month at The 19th Hole. Leroy has always been a club favorite here. He and his compadres really know how to rock a crowd. When he performs, the club is packed and people are dancing around everywhere.

Tonight’s show was no exception. The energy was heavy and the music was heavier. It really made for a great evening of entertainment. If you haven’t seen Leroy The Prophet before, then you need to put it on your ‘bucket list’. The shows are always good and you’re guaranteed a rockin’ evenin’.

Eric Demmer Performs at Katie’s Bar in Bacliff

Former Gatemouth Brown saxophonist has really made a name for himself in the Houston area. This guy and his various bands have been Music News delighting audiences for quite some time now. When it comes to playilng the Blues, Eric is an expert. Some of the other famous musicians he’s Online Not only can you performed with include Carlos Santana, B.B King, George Duke, David pick up a copy of Music Sanborn, Todd Rundgren, The Allman Brothers, Delbert McClinton, and News at your favorite the list just goes on and on. His show tonight at Katie’s Bar was definitely hangout, you can also a ‘Tour-de-Force”. He really put on a fantastic show and we can hardly have it delivered directly wait to see him again. Besides performing some old standards like “I to your home or business Feel Good,” he also did a little Stevie Ray Vaughan and an amazing absolutely free. That’s version of The Beatles “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)”. It was right, we said FREE! All unbelievable. Thanks Eric for such a great show!! you have to do is e-mail musicnew@airmail.net going on in the great city of Houston! Check and in the subject, put, “Sign me up now”! Then out Music News online at http:// you can have the latest issue of Music News www.houstonmusicnews.net. magazine sent directly to your inbox. Be the first to know about late, breaking news and receive periodic Eblasts about special events, concert continued on next page updates, as well as info on other cool things

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MUSIC NEWS Karaoke Night At Vollie Ray’s Circus

Texas TNT Texas TNT, the high-energy rock n roll party band rocks into October with a bunch of new show dates! First off, they’ll be at Bubba’s Sports Bar & Grill on Washington in Houston Fri. Oct. 4th from 8:30pm to 12:30am. Then it’s over to Da Pub in South Houston to celebrate guitarist Ronnie’s bday Fri. Oct. 11th from 9pm1am! Ronnie’s still celebrating the next night, at Backwoods Saloon in Conroe Sat. Oct. 12th from 8pm-midnight. Then it’s over to Friendswood to Friends Uncorked Wine Bar Fri. Oct. 18th from 9pm-1am, followed by a show at Hugh & Jeff’s Bar Wash Sat. Oct. 19th from 8pm-midnight. Then, it’s a celebration for Ramona’s b-day at Bourbon Street Bar in Katy Fri. Oct. 25th from 9:30pm-1:30am. The Halloween celebration show is Sat. Oct. 26th from 9pm-1am at B.B. Wolf’s in Stafford, and then The Hawg Stop Bar & Grill in Channelview Sun. Oct. 27th from 4pm-8pm. Check out the band at www.texastnt.com. Texas TNT rocks hard in Texas!

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Some of the many many bands you can see are: Trudy Lynn, Josefus, Vince Converse. Rich DelGrosso, John Egan, Shake Russell, Tommie Lee Bradley & The Shuffle Brothers, Michael Kennedy, Hellina Bucket, Jypsy Rose, Craig Kinsey,and Freddy Pate, Steve Krase, and of course Guy Schwartz. Check them out!

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Several times a week, Vollie Ray’s host a Karaoke night, and there’s a good reason for that. His crowd just loves Karaoke. On top of that he’ll also get some really talented folks in there that love to share their vocal skills with others. We saw a few singers this night, but Andrew Arrambide really impressed us. His rendition of Audioslave’s “Like A Stone” was definitely ‘top notch’. He really did a good job on that. If you’d like to practice you’re Karaoke skills, then you need to drop by Vollie Ray’s Circus and give them a try. They’ll be glad to have you there. Besides Karaoke, Vollie Ray’s also has some great live entertainment during the week. Check out the calendar in this month’s issue and you’ll probably find someone performing at Vollie Ray’s Circus you’d like to see.

Acadia Bar & Grill Acadia Bar & Grill has their entertainment schedule ready, and boy, do they have a lot going on this month. For example, Help I’m Alive w/Desecrated Remains, Kudo Machina, Jikininki, & The Reason of it All play on the 4th and The Filthy Dead, Frankenchrist, Silence the Voice, and Spacebear are there Sat. Oct. 5th.

Horror on 24, As We Are, To Whom it May, and Marking Midnight Fri. Oct. 11th and on the 12th Magna w/A Nightmare from Texas, Ominous Necro, & The Chordinates will be there.

Friday the 18th Wellborn Road w/Heathens Blood, Reckless High, & Light the Fire play followed by Epic Death w/Silenced Within, Chaotic Justice, & White Collar Side Show on the 19th. Enjoy some great tribute bands with Sedated-a Ramones tribute, The Spots-a Sex Pistols tribute, The Temple of Mercy-Sisters of Mercy tribute, and Streetwise Religion- Motley Crue tribute on Sat. Oct. 26th. in addition to that, there’s pool and poker nights Mondays, Poker and Stand-up comedy on Tuesdays, and open mic Wednesdays. Happy hour is everyday from 12pm-7pm. Find out the latest at Acadia Bar by going to www.acadiabarandgrill.com!

Jailhouse Saloon Jailhouse Saloon rocks the whole cell block! Start your Sunday out right with the open jam with Letric Ed and friends, and then William Ward hosts the open jam Wednesdays. Fridays are poker nights with Kathy! Check out these other fun nights of music: Reverb Cartel on the 4th, and Spring & Westfield Reunion featuring Semistones w/Storm Surge on the 5th.

Shotgun Sally Fri. Oct. 11th and Bike Night featuring The Weeds on the 12th. Instigator & The Skinz Sat. Oct. 19th and Will Ward & the CoConspirators Fri. Oct. 25th. Check out the 2nd Annual Carnevil, hosted by Wicked Wanda & The Breeders featuring Rainchild. Come dressed to kill!! In costume that is...with a $1000 prize for best costume! Dangerous drink specials!

Peep show & treat show! Trickery & treats! Jailhouse Saloon is at 310 Preston St. in Spring.

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Shenanigan’s Shenanigan’s in Texas City has been around for over 3 decades and counting! They are open everyday, and have pool, darts, and big-screen TV’s. Ladies’ Night is Wednesday, and karaoke is had Thursday nights from 9pm1am! There’s a DJ on Friday nights for dancing, and come back in Saturday nights to see bands TBA! Check www.shenanigansworld.com to find out if they are having live music. Shenanigan’s is at 820 34th St. North in Texas City. If you are close and you like country music, come on by!

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The Devil Wears Prada Perform October 31st at Warehouse Live The Devil Wears Prada will return this fall with a new album, The Act, and have unveiled the first single, “Lines of Your Hands”. The band is on tour right now in support of the new album which is expected to be released on this month, just prior to their upcoming show at White Oak Music Hall on October 31st.

The band’s seventh LP, and first for Solid State Records, will arrive on October 11th. The song “Lines of Your Hands” shows the band moving away from its metalcore roots, and embracing a more minimal sound.

As frontman Mike Hranica told Alternative Press, “When I hear something like Billie Eilish, my mind goes straight to the sheer minimalism of it. I don’t see that in metal or hard rock … That’s something I’m really excited about. I’ve found myself over the last five or so years being drawn into culture and art that grabs you based on what’s not there rather than what is there.”

In a press release, Hranica stated, “Sonically, we feel that ‘Lines of Your Hands’ checks the right boxes for first single released from this album. What is upcoming really moves away from where Prada has been the last 10 years.”

Last December, The Devil Wears Prada vocalist Mike Hranica told Heavy New York about the band’s plans for a new studio album: “We’re trying to do something very different this time around and put out a record people haven’t heard… When we

first started writing, Kyle [Sipress, guitar] and John [Gering, keyboards] had almost 30 songs put together and they listened to them and they were, like, ‘This just sounds like ‘Transit Blues Part 2’.’ So we were, like, ‘We’re not doing that.’ We look back on ‘Transit Blues’ pretty fondly. We would definitely change a number of things if we could, but there’s no point in redoing it… For this record, the goal was to write 20 songs, which is way more than we usually do — we usually write 13 songs or 12 songs and those songs make the record. So we’re putting together a bunch of ‘em and then we’ll sit down and look at ‘em and say, ‘What didn’t make the cut?’ So, it’ll be interesting. There will be friction, but all for the better and hopefully a better, different record than what folks have heard.”

Dayton, Ohio Christian metalcore act the Devil Wears Prada took their name from the novel and movie, but rebranded it to fit their anti-materialistic ethics. Formed in 2005, the band consisted of singer and lyricist Mike Hranica (who handled the death growl vocals), guitarist and vocalist Jeremy DePoyster (who performed the clean vocals), guitarist Chris Rubey, bassist Andy Trick, keyboardist James Baney, and drummer Daniel Williams (Hranica and Rubey also had an experimental grindcore side project band called xGUMBYx). This lineup recorded the 2005 EP Patterns of a Horizon, which was self-released with individual hand-painted covers.

Signing to Victory Records’ positivethemed subsidiary Rise, the Devil Wears Prada released Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord in the summer of 2006. After selling more than 30,000 units of their debut, they went back to the studio and began plugging away on 2007’s Plagues. With Roots Above and Branches Below followed two years later. They released a concept EP about the apocalypse titled Zombie in 2010. Both of these latter releases debuted in the Billboard Top Ten; the band was also a star live attraction, headlining — and selling out — its own tours for three years running.

In the summer of 2011, they headlined the Vans Warped Tour as a precursor to the release of their fourth album, Dead Throne, which was produced by Killswitch Engage’s Adam Dutkiewicz and released in September of that year. The album peaked on the Billboard 200 at number ten, their highest

position to date. The group’s first live album, Dead&Alive, followed in 2012. The Devil Wears Prada began sessions for their fifth proper album in early 2013, working with producers Matt Goldman (Underoath) and Dutkiewicz again in an executive role.

The results, 8:18, appeared on Roadrunner in September 2013. The band continued to tour in support of that album through 2014.

In early 2015, founding guitarist Rubey parted ways with the band and was replaced

by Kyle Sipress. The band issued the intergalactic concept piece Space EP that summer. A year later, they experienced another lineup change, with Williams amicably leaving the group. Guiseppe Capolupo (DeMise of Eros, Haste the Day) took Williams’ place in the studio for sessions that yielded the band’s sixth effort, 2016’s Transit Blues.

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The Gatlin Brothers Peform At The Clarion The Gatlin Brothers are on tour again and they will be performing at The Clarion at Brazosport College in Lake Jackson this November 1st.

Led by Larry Gatlin, the Gatlin Brothers are one of the most popular country groups in the music’s history. Adopting the close harmony vocal techniques of the Louvins and the Everlys to the highly polished country-pop era, Larry and the Gatlin Brothers scored a number of hits during the ’70s and ’80s. Often, the group walked the line between intricate, inventive country and pure commercial material, which resulted in strong sales but occasionally poor reviews.

Nevertheless, they remained near the top of the charts until the late ’80s, when the new traditionalists began to gain popularity. Following their decline in popularity, Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers went into semiretirement during the early ’90s, which resulted in the group relocating to Branson, Missouri, where they ran their own theater.

The Gatlin Brothers didn’t officially form until 1979, when Larry began crediting them as a supporting band on his solo singles, but the three brothers — Larry, Steve, and Rudy — had been performing together since childhood, when they sang in church and on several local Texas television shows.

While they were still in their teens, they recorded a religious album for the independent Sword & Shield label. Following high school graduation, Larry, who was the eldest of the brothers, headed off to the University of Houston, where he briefly joined the gospel group the Imperials. Larry performed with the Imperials in Las Vegas, where he met Dottie West, who was impressed enough by his songwriting talents to record two of his songs, “You’re the Other Half of Me” and “Once You Were Mine,” and pay for him to move to Nashville. Once he arrived in Nashville, he found that West had been circulating his demo tapes, which led to Kris Kristofferson playing Larry’s demo for Monument Records executive Fred Foster.

Impressed by the tape, Foster offered Gatlin a contract in 1972. By that time, Larry had already invited his brothers to Nashville to form a backing group, and they wound up singing on his debut album, The Pilgrim, which featured his first country hit, “Sweet Becky Walker.”

Gatlin’s second album, Rain Rainbow, also featured support from his brothers and contained “Delta Dirt,” which climbed to number 14. The third Gatlin album was officially credited to Gatlin with Family and

Friends and contained his first Top Ten hit, “Broken Lady,” which peaked at number five in early 1976. Later that year, the Gatlin Brothers were made members of the Grand Ole Opry. In 1977, Gatlin’s fourth album, High Time, was credited to Larry with Brothers and Friends and contained his first number one hit, “I Just Wish You Were Someone I Love.” After releasing one more solo album, the Gatlin Brothers were officially credited as Larry’s backing band as of 1979, just as he signed to Columbia Records. The first hit single to bear this name was the number one “All the Gold in California.”

Throughout the ’80s, the Gatlin Brothers ran up a string of 15 Top 40 hits, including “Houston (Means I’m One Day Closer to You),” “Denver,” “The Lady Takes the Cowboy Everytime,” and “She Used to Be Somebody’s Baby.” All of their recordings during this time were released under a variety of names, including Larry & the Gatlin Brothers Band, Larry & the Gatlin Brothers, and Larry, Steve, Rudy: The Gatlin Brothers. By the end of the decade, the group’s popularity began to decline, due to the popularity of new traditionalist performers. In 1991, the group decided to retire after they performed a farewell tour. Larry appeared in the lead role in the Broadway musical The Will Rogers Follies the following year, while Steve recorded an inspirational album and Rudy opened two Gatlin Brothers Music City Grilles. In 1993, the group opened their own theater in Branson, Missouri, where they began performing regularly; they also sang frequently in Las Vegas. That same year, the group signed to the small label Branson Entertainment and released Moments to Remember, which was followed by Cool Water the next year.

From that point forward, the Gatlin Brothers didn’t record much but they continued to perform, usually in their theater in Branson. After a decade-long break from the studio, they released Sing Their Family Gospel Favorites on Dualtone Records in 2004, which was followed in 2009 by Pilgrimage on Curb. Not long after its release, Larry Gatlin became a star on the Fox News Channel, appearing on a variety of shows as a pundit. Gatlin then split his time between television and performing, with recording being a secondary concern. The next Gatlin Brothers record, The Gospel According to Gatlin, arrived on Curb in 2015.

Sparky Parker “In The Dark” Blues-rock is one of the most enduring of all genres. At its best, it is a common denominator, a musical form with universal crossover appeal. At its worst, it is a tired dinosaur waiting to be put out of its misery. Sparky Parker resides squarely in the first category.

Parker is perhaps too young to be referred to as a veteran. But he’s been around awhile. And his latest release is a clear declaration that he’s not going anywhere, except maybe onward and upward. My recollections of Sparky Parker were of a much more blues oriented guitarist.

But his evolution as a songwriter is both apparent and impressive. He appears to be drawn

in a more blues-rock direction. It’s a natural progression, one that suits him nicely. “In The Dark” is a diverse offering. Seven Parker originals, as well as three well chosen covers. Joining guitarist/vocalist Parker are bassist Phillip Lock and drummer Kevin Berry. (Keyboardist William Gorman contributes on the majority of these tracks, as well). All are top shelf players, and their performances reflect as much.

And while I can appreciate the “guest musician” thing as much as anyone, there is a sense of continuity and overall vibe that is exclusive to recordings that feature the same core lineup throughout. “In The Dark” definitely benefits from this approach, and these compositions are showcased all the better for this consistency. But there’s variety aplenty. The heavily wah-infused title track sounds like it was conceived in the 70’s, “8 Days In The Doghouse” is an upbeat, straight ahead rocker, and “Games” is the blues gem you’re expecting to hear from Parker. And he puts his own spin on the interesting coverselections, in particular “Dead Flowers” from The Stones. Featuring flawless production, “In The Dark” was recorded by Rock Romano at The Redshack Recording Studio, which is quickly becoming the go-to engineer/studio combo in East Texas. It’s a grand feather in the cap of a brilliant young artist who only figures to get better.

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