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ICMCA presents MAGIC BOW - Bharatanatyam Dance/Music/Storytelling
ICMCA presents Magic Bow - a spectacular dance performance by world renowned Bharatanatyam dancers Sheejith Krishna and Anjana Anand choreographed by musician/playwright/director Gowri Ramnarayan. This unique event combines dance, music and storytelling to recreate the visual scenarios as imagined by the legendary composer Lalgudi Jayaraman. Info and tickets available online.Sun. Apr. 28, 5pmEast View Theater
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Lake Street Dive, The Rad Trads
Assembled at Boston’s New England Conservatory of Music, Brooklyn-based retro-soul act Lake Street Dive employs splashy jazz, Motown melodies, and Sixties radio pop. Sixth LP Free Yourself Up produced brazen ballads and sassy groove accented by Rachael Price’s husky vox and new keyboardist Akie Bermiss. Quirky NYC quintet the Rad Trads opens with grandiose horns and Americana leanings.Sat., July 21, 8pm -
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Antone's 43rd Anniversary w/ C.J. Chenier & Christone "Kingfish" Ingram
Consecutive nights connected at the accordion bellows cap three weeks of Antone’s extravaganza. Saturday, last night of birthday 43, grandstands zydeco scion C.J. Chenier summoning his old man with fire on the bayou. Hydrate.Sat., July 21, 10pm -
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Hikes, the Kraken Quartet, Honey & Salt, Dude Elsberry, Salsa
When revelations of sexual assault ousted Hikes’ founding guitarist Will Kauber from the locals late last year, Austin’s popular emotional math-folk group stopped in its tracks. The group now returns behind Mother Falcon vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Claire Puckett. The technically minded, harmonically inclined foursome reappears amongst friends: Salsa, Dude Elsberry, Honey & Salt, and the Kraken Quartet.Sat., July 21, 8pm -
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Tim Rutili & Craig Ross, Knife in the Water, Moist Flesh
Onetime Stick People and Storyville member Craig Ross and Tim Rutili of Chicago’s Dead Ocean-signed experimenters Califone diverge from the drone of 2016’s Guitars Tuned to Air Conditioners on their second collaborative LP. 10 Seconds to Collapse finds the tandem striking sublimely catchy songwriter pop spiked with spacey vocals, tweaked guitars, and sonically smashed beats.Sat., July 21, 8pm -
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Float Fest
Solid hip-hop and indie-rock lineup featuring Lil Wayne, Run the Jewels, and Modest Mouse Saturday with Tame Impala and Snoop headlining Sunday.Sat., July 21, 2pm -
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Neurosis, Converge, Birds in Row
Oakland’s Neurosis maintains a three-decade catalog of progressive doomcore that’s the envy of metalania. 2016’s Fires Within Fires ceded no ground and forms the core of this rare Austin show. Salem’s metallic hardcore icons Converge broke a long silence with last year’s powerhouse The Dusk in Us, while French trio Birds in Row explores similar sounds on We Already Lost the World.Sat., July 21, 7:30pm -
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Colombia Independence Party w/ Tribu Baharu, Kiko Villamizar
Tribu Baharú infuses Afro-Caribbean rhythms into their Afro-champeta, a confluence of reggae, rumba, and calypso from Colombia’s Atlantic coast. The Bogotá sextet invigorates this fisherman music with joyful and explosive instrumentation via Pa’l Más Exigente Bailador. Combining occasional psychedelia while preserving Latin folklorico traditions of heavy percussion and call-and-response exchanges, local Colombian transplant Kiko Villamizar maintains transcendental pipes.Sat., July 21, 9pm -
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Sam Smith
This 26-year-old English singer-songwriter emerged in 2012 after his feature on Disclosure’s breakthrough single “Latch.” The soulful vocalist then dominated the 2015 Grammys, winning Best New Artist, Record of the Year, and Song of the Year for “Stay With Me,” plus Best Pop Vocal Album for 2014’s In the Lonely Hour. Last year’s The Thrill of It All debuted at No. 1 in both the UK and U.S.Sat., July 21 -
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New Media Art & Sound Summit
Founded by ATX arts collective Church of the Friendly Ghost in 2008, the New Media Art and Sound Summit connects boundary-pushing freaks, visual artists, and sound installations. Saturday includes psychoacoustic synthwaves via Austin’s Primary Mystical Experience and Portland’s Quite Eyes of Air.Sat., July 21, noon -
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Ume, Otis the Destroyer, Glaze [outside]
“Nothing is forever,” declares Lauren Larson in a dusky rasp on new single “Two Years Sleep,” which sets up Ume’s return to melodic rock’s front lines with third LP Other Nature. On hiatus while Lauren and bassist/husband Erik focused on parenthood, the local trio’s heavy shoegaze and the frontwoman’s shattering guitar remain defiant and definitive. Likeminded local indie outfits Otis the Destroyer and Glaze open.Sat., July 21, 8pm -
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Jeff Hughes & Chaparral
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