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  • Honey Made Live at ABGB

    For the best funk and soul from deep in the heart of Texas, come and see Honey Made perform live!
    Sat. Oct. 14, 9pm  
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    The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co.
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    Sharon Jones tribute w/ Tomar & the FCs, SugaRee, Angela Miller, Tamara Mack, Dayna Nash, & Allegra Fox

    Dap-Kings founder Gabe Roth intimated that the 2016 presidential election basically killed Sharon Jones, a Georgia-born soul twister who went out singing. Tomar Williams wrings just such stomp in local R&B dynamos Tomar & the FCs, who enticed five front women to channel Jones: Black Pumas co-force Angela Miller, SugaRee Soul (aka Sheree Smith), Tamara Mack of Ms. Mack & the Daddies, Dayna Nash from local 10-piece funk fiesta Big Britches, and Allegra Fox of the Facetones. In her last Chronicle interview, Jones regaled, “The American Museum of History has an exhibit of me. Years from now, people are going to be reading about my band and the music [we made].”
    Fri., Feb. 10, 9pm 
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    Antone's Nightclub

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    Alan Haynes, Bryan & the Haggards (6:00)

    Minnesota-based saxophonist Bryan Murray and local guitar genius Jon Lundbom have history, in Lundbom’s avant-jazz brigade Big Five Chord and eccentric jazztronica act Balto! The pair also lead Bryan & the Haggards, an “avant country” band that’s performed Merle Haggard songs in jazz arrangements across three albums. For the second and third of three ATX gigs, however, the band – with local ringers standing in for the usual rhythm section – turns its focus to material from the next album: the catalog of Texas honky-tonk superstar George Jones, who, like the Hag, was always comfortable with the occasional jazzy turn of phrase.
    Fri., Feb. 10
    Little Longhorn Saloon
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