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Joe Bonamassa Live in Concert
Joe Bonamassa is one of today's top live performers. His enthusiastic shows are one of the biggest parts of his career, and a favorite for music lovers worldwide. Hailed internationally as one of the greatest guitar players of his generation and cited by Guitar World Magazine as “the world's biggest blues guitarist,” he has single-handedly redefined the blues-rock genre.Sun. Oct. 29, 8pmACL Live at the Moody Theater
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Shanghai Kate celebration benefiting the Tattoo Heritage Project w/ Shinyribs, Fingerpistol, Shane Enholm [outside]
“First time I remember meeting her was at Shady Grove at a Shinyribs show,” writes in said bandleader Kevin Russell, veteran Musician of the Year in the Austin Music Poll (ongoing now). “I thought she had the most beautiful eyes. I had no idea who she was.”: In fact, when Shanghai Kate Hellenbrand died on Nov. 15, 2022, at the age of 79, she left her mark on humanity literally. Sailor Jerry protégé, Michael “Rollo Banks” Malone facilitator, and Ed Hardy mentor, the tattoo trailblazer shut down Shanghai Kate’s Tattoos on Guadalupe four years ago, but ATX bears her sign no less than the Longhorns branded into every other live music capitalist. The intersection of sound and insignia looms large for legacy country mavericks Fingerpistol.: “She designed the cover of Fingerpistol’s Bakersfield country-style CD Stepped in It Again,” emails front humorist Dan Hardick, (in)famous as this publication’s TMI Luv Doc. “She’s also been on the Fingerpistol party bus on several occasions. She was, as you might imagine, quite an entertaining iconoclast and an extraordinarily interesting person.”: $33 admits to the Mohawk and a Hellenbrand art show at the neighboring German Free School – benefiting Tattoo Heritage Project and ushering the Star of Texas convention. Shinyribs’ Gulf Coast conjurer continues: “When she came to shows I was always happy to see her. I have no tattoos. Don’t know much about that world. But I did know Kate. So I reckon the first tattoo I get will be of her. If I could only look into her eyes again.”Thu., Jan. 26, 7pm -
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City of Caterpillars, Portrayal of Guilt, Glassing, BFF
Let’s consider Portrayal of Guilt’s hellward trajectory in tectonic terms. Before Austin’s heaviest exports could mill about in the molten mantle, they were a feral flesh-storm careening into the crust. That’s to say, before POG played slow-tempo sludge metal, they were a crazyass screamo band! All comes full circle as the trio opens for one of their former (or perhaps future? POGLP2023!) genre’s formative groups – Richmond’s City of Caterpillar, who recently released a spindly, apocalyptic sophomore album following a 20-year gap. Glassing’s earth-pounding post-rock and the garage emo of BFF round out the lineup.Thu., Jan. 26, 8:30pm -
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Tony Kamel w/ Summer Dean
Thu., Jan. 26, 7:30pmMel & James [jade room]
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Return to Planet Casper w/ Casper Rawls, Bill Kirchen, Jack Saunders, Rick Richards
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