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Newspaper Page Textk 4. Tuesday, Jm 10 cammed from p. 17 local lOtK-fOCK 0800 Wan a Wmw, raspy eoge and sweet harmonies, but they arwt afraid to get rowdy. too. : *. ' .. '/ r country superstars, They wtfte perirtming ftree nights In a row for Homecoming mi See Calendar Kc* on this page. I;, : Georgia 9:30 p.m. FREE! 7D6-S4S-9884 . SCQTT LOW Local frtfte-foftoter • frontman for Bren plays two solo sets. I Go Bar 10 p.m. tm 786346-5609 OR. FRfcD'S VJmm. Hosted by karaoke fanaKcJohn 'Or. Fred’ Bowers and festering a large assort ment of pop. rock, indie and mom The Melting Pcint 8:30 pm $5 (adv), $7 (door). www. meitingpoinlathens.com AMERICAN ANODYNE Americana- country under a coat of rusty Southern rock. JOHN KING BAND Young Southern rock band with,a little twang. TUESDAY’S DONE local country duo that plays mostly covers plus a handful of originals. NoWhere Bar 8 p.m. 706-546-4742 8UB0WK FUNK Charlotte jam .quar tet that knows how to squeeze out that sweet, sweet Junk. EDDIE AND THE PUBLIC SPEAKERS local blues-funk trio. The Office Lounge 8:30 pm 706-646-66^). . USE SHADOW EXECUTIVES Get your fill of straghhip, authentic &fces covers from tots sldlled Athens iWe-f^ece. Playing at “Blues Night’ every Thursday at The Office lounge. WUOG 90.5FM The to the Lobby.* 8 pm FREE! www. wuog.org mm RICHARD’S SUNDAY BEST Four people on nine instruments playing folk rock. MW 13 The Bad Manor 9 pm FREU (2U), $5 (1k before 11 pm), $10 (18+ after 11 p.m). www. thebadmanof.com FERAL YOUTH Banging electro house, dubstep. with a dash of top-40 remixes backed by video protections. Caledonia Lounge 11 p.m. w^w.calBQOni&t^/iinrj$ com MX THE BCKOGUocsl NwNock UwW Ww) fl ffwfoSlTj WKs. SHEHEKE Vanguards of New American Jet Rock. Punk back bests and indie gang vocals s^t ovetekf litto arena toads. Vlfted Coast punk sound frtouencad by desk: rock. H pm. FR80 wwwtefm265.com IlKIQMISMWSoptii^ldk}, snQO-ensrgy twe nfp-nop mm UBia- ingmutopte genres to create « party vfoe. The band I# driven by leys, syrths, boss #>d drums accented by fw unique sound rt a fta-string fUnjnkfitr iiinRn vwwHt fWwl. NO Watt Club 8 pn SOLD 0U71 www40Ke8.com Ai |tt|MA M|A| « * vlW» RW trend toat rfraws i. jm toe same 1960 end r 70s tor* and sod as Sharon Jones A The Dap tings, bite wfto a mow raucous, dirty blues edge. Go Bar 8 p.m. 706-646-5609 : ;■ i: i OR. FRED'S KARAOKE Hosted . by karaoke fanatic John Dr. Fred’ Bowers and featuring a large assort ment of pop. rock, mdie and nwre. Midnight 7065465609 # 1MS8U2WATH3N Celebrated local : Of Alfredo Lapuz. A te^sftdaoce (arty featuring high-energy efecfro and rode Mighwire Lounge “Friday Night Jazz * 8 pm FREE! www. Ngfrwiretounge.com ; / RAND LINES Original 0*ty*»itfons « ptamsn Rand UWW ofwiv mar Ben Williams and bessist Mike Beshara. Little Kings Shuffle Club 10pm $5.706-369-3144 \K INCENDIARIES Ladies ot pedigree * enforcing angular sensibilities. Featuring local musicians Mandy Branch-friar, Mary Joyce, Erika Rickson and Er ica Shout MAXIMUM BUSY MUSCLE local tech-metal trio. The Melting F*olnt 8:45 pm. $6 (adv.), $9 (door), www * TOlttogpointathWBXC^n .. *'.. BONOBQS CONVERGENCE Jam trio setting themselves apart by combin ing powerful rock, jazz and classical influences. njc gwi ttumtfm ukm fns viftui Allman Brothers tribute act No Where Bar 10 p.m. $4.706-546-4742 SHOWTIME Elite thta Jtoowstoppa's band plays eclectic hip-hop mixed with rockin' funky soui. The Office Lounge 9 p.m. FREE! 706-5460640 THE KANOS OF TIME Soul fur*, pop, R&B, Motown and classic old- school tuts from the'60s and 70c that will get you otd on the dance ftoor. Pnhiiwfciu (jl WUSMIJ I" The Bad Manor 9 pm www.toebsknanor.com DJ RX Mixing rock, rap, dubstep and top hits synced to mteic videos on the teg screen * 10 pm. $5 (21+X S7 (11k). wwwcate- dontomge.com niwnairttei inib «ftn .aaL lmk nffui&mC pUfm fOCK wOfn AUaiSs WwFJ VOCa rE*:iR>n«3 300 metotfc guitar lorto tfAMAMB UIaK tftjrtt 1- WnluilS rflyfVSJwM KCai band. LDS M&ESFTTS local band oto Cuban salsa covers otlisNtt tunes. MKAROOf mms Pteytog Ws and — -*• ^ t v" or pur* roc*. 11 pm FfffiB WMMUvira55.com UVI MUSIC lineup TBA 40 Watt Club 8pm SOU) OUT! wivw.4(testtcam CAMP mm All-STARS totg mudetens who honed toeircrait N toe NupX Space Camp Amped program. mmm mxxm See cakwtef Pick or p. 18. FREE MOUNTAIN local rock super- jumumk tp. i if) Me- ilitiFu id el jkN^iel ORjUpraRm mOmammrmwwS* m2010. FegiKing guitarist Kevin . • StMMMf ^teydde), vocaiis? Jested + Hasmuk (DWorfots), bassist Bryan Howard (Die HEAP) aid drummer Mark Brtfi {Hsyr&fe}pteyiog straight- up. loud rock and min Georgia Theatre , 9 pm $8. www.georgiatoeafre.cofn BEAR LEFT local iam rock tend that warts to make you dance, -h* EDDIE AND THE PUBLIC SPEAKERS Powe frk) featuring vocalisVbasstst Erfole Spertrer, gui- tarist Stephen Taylor and drummer Nic Wiles, this focal act delivers si energetic show with a tutting rhythm section, funky riffs and soaring „ guitar solos filled with catchy hooks and harmonies. JOHANN 6REC0 Singer-songwriter whose sound is indebted fo classic rock (corn like Ctapton. Hendrix, Dylan and Young. Go Bar 10 pm 706646-5609 • THE CURL Surf guitar classics and surf irJerpretgions of modem tunes. OS’ Members of Gun Party play silly songs that tend to mention toe word •dip* a lot and rally get toe kids dancing. ROBERTArft CHARLENE Tongue- in-cheek country vocals backed by synto beats. TWIN POWERS DJ Dan Seller (Gold Party, The Agenda) and friends spin late-night gtem rock, new wove, Top 40. punk and Britpop Hendersbot’s Coffee Bar 8:30 pm. www.hendershotscoffeebar. com ADAM WVYlff This local musician's impressively versatile tenor is some what reminiscent of Neil Young’s. Acoustic set tonight with special guest Atom PiwUa on vtofift. This te Payne* first hometown gig to over a year! Little Kings Shuffle Club 10 p.m. $5.706-369-3144 . EUREKA CALIFORNIA Mefodtc, gufteHtrtVBn fridie rock influenced by bands like Guided by Voices. GREY MILK This edgy tote-rock outfit recently relocated to the Classic City from New England SLAW AND ORDER Local drum and keys duo performs tambourine-rich pop backs. - TENQABERRY Funky, soulful post punk. Think Rick James sitting in wfto Gang ot Four* Max 1030 p.m. FREE! 706254-3392 0JS MAHOGANY AMO EASYRKJER Come sadrte up with K5g^ry ^y ?d Easyrkpr:? cts ifte Iwo tocNOJs spin old-school country - music hits from the’60*. 70s and •80s. I ne rfaUOnCH 11:30 p.m. FRSi wwwitoenNionflkes- laorert.com Ml ilsbehtodlhedeckg No Where Bar 12:30jm *3.786-546-4742 XALBiN BAKER Jazzy, bfoes-rock . O’"'. 1 /' ' .... -■ ; ; Nu^Pa Pie-Show Party & DBT Mmvrebdte Auction. 430 p.m www.nurt.org MARX CUNNMGHAM A THE MATNWAU Local band pteys sajffof. heartetl Americana. i.'.mf'iotjHsrTj cksws fri)rn Athens satwanS isc* n.t-U: mo WnCkaSSW Mudd Puppies alongside classic coufsry arusts 1*8 jonnny lasn, Gram Parsons and Steve Earte. The Office Lounge 9:30 pm. FREE! 706-. r 46-840 BREATHLANES Led by guitarist/ . composer John Miley, BreatWmes teatores atmospheric, organic tones Featuring Dave Spivey (keys, ac cordant, Steve Abercrmbie (bass) and Nathan Hale (drums). liiiylB iilftif id The GeonMan Tap Room 6 p.m. wwwtoecap0alroom.com OPEN IMC Every Sunday. THE SHADOW EXECUTIVES Get your hit of sfrsghfup, authentic muss cows from tots swifeo Atnens five-piece. Every Sunday aMhehp Room, followed by a round of open mic performances. Highwire Ljounge 9 p.m. rrftxJ www.hi^rwirelounge com CICADA RHYTHM Atoons/ASarta acoustic gudw and upright bass duo playing bit regress-tinged indie folk. i n® nwafng i^cwni 7 p.m. $5 (adv.), $7 (door). ALL AGES WELCOME, www.mrttingpointa- toens.com TMUi I UmK n_nKj«_n_l j-jwA 799 uxs tugn scnooHagw rocs band. JIMTIHEO TRINE BELfl^ New band teaiuringindte-rock originate by Second Sms bassist Henry Barbe. OCX INI ROBOT PuweriXv M Buffalo's Southwest Cafe 6-10 pm $5.706-613-5386, www. buftafoscafe.com/rthens SHAG WGKT Bring your dancing shoes for shag (fencing in the B8R Go Bar 10 pm 706-546-5609 THE S1ARUTE DEVIUES Straight forward, country-inflected rock. SOFIA TALWK Swedish musician who Wends elements of folk and pop, making use of many acoustic instruments inctodtog violin, crtic, trombone and guitar. Tn*H7 Caledonia Lounge 930 p.m. $5 (2U), $7 (18*). C2 faiOQC. com 600MF0X Local rock tend formerly known as The Sunffott Alchemists, toe group describes toatt as ‘Adete meets Stone Terpte Pifots.* Hendershot’s Coffee Bar 8:30 pm. FREE! www.hendershotscof- feebar.com HOE STUBBLEFIELD AND FRIENDS Soulful R&B artist Ike Stubblefield is a Hammond B3 virtuoso who cut his teeth backing Motown legends like toe Four Tops. The Temptations and Marvin Gaye. Featuring Seth Hendershct on drums. The Melting Point Terrapin Tuesday.* 7:30 p.m. $5. www metongpointatoens com KENNEY BLACKMON BAND David Blackmon (Mosier Brothers, Widespread Panic) with guitarist Jason Kenney (Homegrown Revival) and Noel Blackmon (Ktezmer local 42) debut their new project tonight. WUOG 90.5FM “Live in the Lobby.’ 8 p.m. FRED www wuog.org THE ROMANS This Atlanta bend combines elements of dark new wave, 80s pop and alternative songwriter whose mostly acoustic sound is influenced by ads Me Daw Matthews, John Mayer wfo JW JWBOd STREET RHYTHM S RHYME Loaf tour-gfoce jams on funk, reggae, jazz andbfue. 18 Catodortto Lounge 9:30 p.m. $5 {2t+), $7 (18*) www catedoniafounge.com LUIUNXTER Gritty yet melodic focal rock hand tort pairs Southern roc* wftoBQsrttemrtive. 18 FLAGPOLE.COM • JANUARY 11,2012