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Maligno
Mexican doom, with traces of vintage Soundgarden, matched by funereal local sister band, Mala Suerte. This stacked, free bill also comes with Las Cruces and the Blood Royale.
Dirty Dog Bar, 505 E. Sixth
Samantha Crain CD Release
Choctaw Okie folkie with the Kid Face.
The Scoot Inn, 1308 E. Fourth
The Flatlanders
Academy Awards night two years ago at the Moody strutted Diana Ross. Lubbock’s Three Musketeers aren’t quite as showboat, but musically they’re every bit as Austintatious. Last month at the Paramount, Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Butch Hancock enthralled a full house with timeless Texicana. That the trio’s songcraft could fit comfortably anytime in the past half-century should make every local bow down and kiss the ground that we all live in the here and now. Denny Freeman opens.
– Raoul HernandezAntone's, 2015 W. Riverside
Denny Freeman , The Flatlanders (7:00)
Antone's 2015 W. Riverside
Gary Lee Cox , Brian Wolfe , Amber Lucille (5:00)
Bat Bar 218 E. Sixth
Open Mic (7:00)
BB Rovers 12636 Research Ste. B-101
Aaron Navarro (3:00); Rubber Crutch (9:00)
Bourbon Girl 212 E. Sixth
Danny Smith (4:30), Sonny Wolf (9:30)
Chuggin' Monkey 219 E. Sixth
Can't Hardly Playboyz (7:00)
Cotton Club 212 E. Davilla St.
Maligno
Dirty Dog Bar 505 E. Sixth
Kris Kimura (7:00)
Eddie V's Edgewater Grille 301 E. Fifth
J.T Coldfire (5:30), Blues Jam (9:00)
Friends 208 E. Sixth
Jacques Vilmain (11:00am)
Green Pastures Restaurant 811 W. Live Oak
Justin Landers (6:00)
House Wine 408 Josephine
Java Jazz (11:00am)
Nutty Brown Cafe 12225 Hwy. 290 W.
The Derailers (7:00)
One-2-One Bar 1509 S. Lamar
Tessy Lou & the Shotgun Stars (4:00), Bracken Hale (7:30)
Poodie's Hilltop Roadhouse 22308 Hwy. 71 W.
the Resentments (7:30)
Saxon Pub 1320 S. Lamar
Carpetbagger, the Lonesome Heroes, Samantha Crain CD Release (9:00)
The Scoot Inn 1308 E. Fourth
Clay Compania (10:00)
Speakeasy 412 Congress
Open Mic
Triple Crown 206 N. Edward Gary St.
Jeff Lofton (11:00am)
Waterloo Ice House 1106 W. 38th
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