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Sunny Sweeney & Ward Davis, Tennessee Jet
Beauty and the beard? Calling Sunny Sweeney Austin’s Margo Price does both country sirens a disservice, but Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn also echo in the local East Texas native’s trad country triumph, fourth LP Trophy. Arkansas beardo Ward Davis wields a calling card whose first two credits are co-composing Fort Worth drawler Cody Jinks’ “I’m Not the Devil” and having country titans Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard cover “Unfair Weather Friend.” Nashville’s Tennessee Jet opens.Thu., Aug. 16, 8pm -
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Sonic Transmissions presents Kuzu, Soft Healer, Dane Rousay Duo, DJ Gerard Cosloy
Sonic Transmission organizer Ingebrigt Häker Flaten’s Chicago connections pay in Kuzu, a new Chi-town-based improv trio consisting of saxist Dave Rempis, guitarist Tashi Dorji, and drummer Tyler Damon. Their debut arrives on local label Astral Spirits any day. Support comes from Austin indie-pop trio Soft Healer and the ongoing collaboration between San Antonio percussionist/composer Dane Rousey and avant-garde multi-instrumentalist Parham Daghighi.Thu., Aug. 16, 9pm -
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Caleb De Casper, Hot Mom, Wailing the Sorrows of the Ancestors
Thu., Aug. 16, 7:45pm -
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Scott H. Biram
Scott Biram hasn’t held down a local residency since setting up in the cinder-blocked corner of the old Parlor pizza joint on North Loop in the early Aughts. Those one-man band shows transpired loud and unruly, establishing the Lockhart native’s growling blues and heavy onslaught of apocalyptic sin and redemption. “I’m taking six months off the road, and I’ve only done that once before in the past 20 years,” offers the longtime Austinite of his weekly stand at C-Boy’s every Thursday through September. “I want to keep my chops up by having a weekly gig, and it’s something I haven’t really given Austin in a long time. I definitely want to bring back some of my old songs that I haven’t played onstage in a long time, and I’ll be trying out some newer songs.” Biram isn’t one to sit still, even when off the road. He’ll be recording his follow-up to last year’s tenth LP, The Bad Testament, in his home studio, and looks to begin producing some other artists after cutting a couple tracks with Jesse Dayton last spring. “My production skills have gotten considerably better over the past couple of years, where I’ve wrapped my head around a few things I was struggling with,” he offers. “I learned a lot from Erik [Wofford], and sat there the entire time he was mixing down [2014’s Nothin’ but Blood]. It’s the same as getting my ’65 Ranchero worked on. I don’t know shit about cars, but I’ve learned a lot just from getting that hot rod worked on over the past 10 years. “When I’m not in the studio, I’m reading a lot of technical books to learn about recording techniques. I’ve been recording my own stuff since I was 14, and I’m 44 now, so I figured it’s about time I got my ears straight.”Thursdays, 6:30pm -
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Casper Rawls
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Monte Warden & the Dangerous Few
Thursdays, 8:30pm, Thursdays, 8:30pm, Thursdays, 8:30pm and Thursdays, 8:30pm -
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Melanie Lenau
Thu., Aug. 16, 6pm -
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Jamdown Thursday
Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thu., July 11, 9pm, Thu., July 25, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thu., Nov. 7, 9pm and Thu., Nov. 21, 9pm -
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Open mic w/ Dewey Lyon
Thursdays, 7pm, Thursdays, 7pm, Thursdays, 7pm, Thursdays, 7pm and Thursdays, 7pm -
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