Local rockers Cadillac Jackson will release a new album, “Purple,” at a show on Thursday (May 16) at George’s Majestic Lounge. The band describes itself as “a funk band that taps into rock, hip-hop and dance genres.” The group, which played at Wakarusa in 2012, is currently giving away copies of “Landshark,” a live recording made at a previous set at George’s. Admission to the 9 p.m. show is $6; tickets are available online.
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Gregory Alan Isakov A South African-born songwriter who visited for last year’s Fayetteville Roots Festival will make a return trip. Gregory Alan Isakov, who counts Leonard Cohen and Bruce Springsteen among his influences, will visit George’s Majestic Lounge on Wednesday (May 8). Admission to the 8 p.m. show is $8
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Perpetual Groove It’s finally February, meaning 1/12 of your concert-going chances have already passed this year. I hope you’re taking advantage of it. So, here’s some recommendations for the first day of this new month, in case you want to keep working at it
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Click here to view the embedded video. ‘In Too Deep’ with work or other obligations this week?
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Goodbye, 2012. Almost, anyway. We’re within a few hours of the end of this year, which, speaking on a personal level, was a pretty good one
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First Ornaments of Christmas Well, ready or not, it’s the (extended) Christmas weekend. With Christmas on Tuesday, many of your are planning a trip or already on your way. For those of you still around, how about some Christmas music? For a lack of a better description, the group First Ornaments of Christmas refer to themselves as a “Christmas-indie-classical-multimedia-rock-opera” project.
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Click here to view the embedded video. The video for “How We End Up Alone” by Hurt is a sad one.
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Bob Wayne Country outlaw artist Bob Wayne will visit Chelsea’s Corner Cafe in Eureka Springs on Wednesday (Nov. 28).
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Born of Osiris Chicago metal band Born of Osiris will headline the July 4 Core Festival, which takes place Wednesday (July 4) at the Stone Pony in Fayetteville. Joining the band are acts such as Motionless in White, I See Stars, After the Burial, Memphis May Fire and more. Admission to the event, which begins at noon, is $18 in advance or $22 at the door. For tickets or information, visit www.arkansaslivemusic.com.
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