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Castaways Schedule:
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Saturday Feb 04
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
For over five years, Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad's live show has defined the band. Touring relentlessly, the Rochester, NY-based group is sustained by its passion to reinterpret, explore, and expand its music night after night in cities throughout the country.
Now, 767 concerts since the 2006 release of their debut album "Slow Down," GPGDS is set to release a new album, "Country," on January 31, 2012, on the California-based label Controlled Substance Sound Labs. With this release, the quintet has charted new territory and put together a lyrically-driven roots Americana album.
Combining acoustic instrumentation including slide guitar, banjo, harmonica, upright piano, percussion, and bass, the album showcases songs as they were first created: on the road, riding in the van, and jamming backstage. The production of "Country" taps into that spontaneous rhythm, allowing the music to wash over listeners like a conversation between old friends. James Searl, Dylan Savage, and Dan Keller trade off lead vocal duties, with back up vocals provided by drummer Chris O'Brian, and multi-instrumentalist Aaron Lipp.
"Country" is an immensely personal album that balances the themes of love separated by distance, while also inspiring reflection on the tumultuous times that we live in. On songs such as "Country" and "Kids In The Square," James Searl explores elements of the social unrest and Occupy movements that have defined 2011. These emotions are evident when he sings "Time to get living is now / YouTube the moment try to teach us how / Run to the square with the people you know and you gotta get moving cause the movements been slow" (Kids In The Square).
"Country" was recorded at Scanhope Sound, the Colorado studio owned by the band's longtime sound engineer Joel Scanlon. Searl says the album was born unexpectedly last summer when "we walked into Joel's studio and he just pressed record. This is what got laid down. It was unplanned, fun, and real." The album kept moving forward when Atlanta-based producer Billy Hume (Nas, STS9, Ludacris, Josh Ritter) mixed the tracks shortly after meeting the band at The Festy, near Charlottesville, VA this past October.
Later this spring, Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad will release a full electric album, "In These Times." The psychedelic roots sound will be more familiar to fans who have gotten to know the band through their concerts and live recordings. Controlled Substance Sound Labs will release "Country" on January 31, 2012, and "In These Times" on March 27, 2012.
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$12 at the door.
18 +
9pm
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sophistaFUNK
"This band was unlike anything I've heard, in a really good way. They were funky, in a subtle manner, but the band's thesis was all about dense electro sounds perfectly blended with hip-hop. The man behind the synthesizers [ADAM GOLD] was dialing in all sorts of rich textured sounds on his analog synthesizer, while the emcee [JACK BROWN] was rapping with a deft vocabulary and the drummer [EMANUEL WASHINGTON] was holding down those sly, snare-clapping hip-hop rhythms. The entire set was filled with high energy and the dancefloor was being torn up by everyone."
from ChicagoJamScene.com
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Tuesday Feb 07
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Thursday Feb 09
Taina Asili/Ameros/Mutsu
Taina Asili y la Banda Rebelde will be returning to Castaways, sharing the stage with Albany based band The Ameros and Ithaca based band Mutsu!!
Taina Asili y la Banda Rebelde
www.tainaasili.com
www.facebook.com/tainaasilimusic
Puerto Rican vocalist Taína Asili carries on the tradition of her ancestors, fusing past and present struggles into one soulful and defiant voice. Her newest artistic work is with la Banda Rebelde (the Rebel Band), a six piece international ensemble based in Albany, NY. This dynamic force brings love, resistance, and ancestral remembrance to venues, festivals, conferences and political events across the globe. Powerful vocals laid over an energetic fusion of Afro-Caribbean, reggae, rock, and hip hop sounds, the band’s eclectic style represents the diversity of its members, who have origins in Puerto Rico, Sicily, Greece, Spain, Brazil and Ghana. Taína Asili’s voice exudes strength of Spirit, filling its listeners with the fervor of freedom and inspiring audiences to dance to the movement of rebellion.
The Ameros
www.reverbnation.com/theAmeros
The Ameros are a rock, reggae, hip-hop, and funk powerhouse, that combine three part harmony, intricate guitar work, and incendiary leads to take the audience on a journey that spans several genres. They have shared the stage with The Rustic Overtones, Rusted Root, Matt & Kim, Vanilla Ice, Naughty By Nature, Bell X-1, and Moby.
Mutsu
www.myspace.com/mutsumania
Mutsu was birthed between the smokey wooden walls of an orchard cabin. We consist of 4 four people who just love to play and share music. Mutsu is a unique mix of funk, rock, blues, with a twist of zydeco, some might call us Americana. We provide a high energy groovin' show with melodies that will carry you to a new dimension!
9pm doors 10 show
$7 tickets for sale at the door. 18+
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Saturday Feb 11
Live Music!
Benefit For Caza
On December 22, Caza was rushed to the ICU in Westchester, where she now awaits a life-saving heart transplant.
Please meet us at Castaways, Sunday afternoon, February 11, for a benefit concert in honor of Caroline Bond,--or “Caza,” as she’s known to her countless friends in the local community, as a member of Lisa and the Tomcats, at the Ithaca Ballet and in the Trumansburg and Ithaca City School Districts.
Hosted by DJ Nicky Wood, the party will feature local acts like “Lisa and the Tomcats,” “Robin Burnett and the A Band,” and teen heroes “Starts on Friday,” along with other special guests.
There will also be an auction including packages from La Tourelle, August Moon Spa, photography session, guitar lessons, mystery basket and more……….
With music, love and togetherness, please help us celebrate a community of friends and care for a family in need at Castaways, Sunday, February 11 from 2 to 6 PM.
followed by our evening event.....
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Rustic Overtones
Rustic Overtones formed in Portland, ME, hometown to each of them. Members of this seven-piece outfit are guitarist and lead vocalist Dave Gutter, drummer Tony McNaboe, trombonist Dave Noyes, baritone saxophonist Jason Ward, bassist Jon Roods, alto saxophonist Ryan Zoidis, and Spencer Albee on keyboards and piano. Roods and Gutter began performing together first, in a family basement. They later added the rest of the group, all friends from high school, and became what is Rustic Overtones. Local gigs earned them a fan base that expanded as the band began to travel, appearing at close to 200 shows some years.
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Tuesday Feb 14
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Friday Feb 17
Live Music!
Lisa and The Tom Cats
Free Music Happy Hour with: Lisa and the Tom Cats
Followed by our evening event:
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The Great White Caps
Epic surf rock, skewed with a punk rock sensibility that creates an experience akin to a "science fiction super hero skinny dipping in the ocean."
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Start Making Sense
If David Byrne is one of the geniuses of modern times, then Start Making Sense is a tribute to genius. The musicians in this 7-piece Talking Heads Tribute take pride in faithfully recreating the music of Talking Heads entire career. Together they bring much of the Heads unique live show to the stage, with front man Jon Braun as a spot-on David Byrne, giving you a "once in a lifetime" experience. Prepare yourself for a rockin', funkin', danceable celebration of the new-wave art punk you loved from the 80's !!!
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Tuesday Feb 21
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Tuesday Feb 28
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Friday Mar 02
Mike Brindisi & The New York Rock
Mike Brindisi & The New York Rock are a High energy, radio friendly, Rock band based out of Ithaca,Ny. Mike and his band have been building their following in the area since 2008 and have been touring nationally promoting their album "Counting Pennies". Recently Mike appeared on The Howard Stern Show. With Passion,Catchy Songs, and a live show that will leave you wanting more..you cant miss these guys live. Its like an arena rock show no matter what venue
Opener TBA.
Doors open at 9pm.
$5 with IC ID, $10 without.
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Saturday Mar 03
John Brown's Body
John Brown's Body is a reggae band from Boston, MA and Ithaca, NY that tours the world performing what the group calls “Future Roots Music”. The sound is rooted in reggae rhythms and blended with a variety of other styles including dub, electronic, funk, ska, hip-hop, and dubstep.
Originally deep-rooted in the more traditional roots and foundation of Reggae that helped build their reputation as a serious act, their music (starting in 2003) began to take a direction toward a more modern, spaced-out sound with an occasional blend of the traditional when Elliot Martin took over as lead singer. All Music Guide credited Elliot Martin as writing “the most gorgeous melodies in all of modern reggae music…"
As such, the band’s sound has been described by the New York Daily News as being "more Massive Attack than Marley" and by the Village Voice "reverent and revolutionary at the same time,” a nod to their futuristic take on reggae music and their ability to put a unique twist on the genre.
John Brown’s Body has performed with a variety of groups, representing a wide-range of genres including well-known acts such as: Dave Matthews Band, The Flaming Lips, STS9, Furthur, Ozomatli, Broken Social Scene, and Jurassic 5.
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Thousands of One
In the spirit of the funk Movement... in the spirit of edutainment... in the spirit of the real revolutionaries and the history of mountain moving music groups, the message of Thousands of One is a call to end racism, to grow our own food, and the call is to create unity. Turning heads with intense lyricism, wit and dope phrasing - the soul and voice of Jhakeem Haltom can cut glass as well as illusions, turning a phrase whether singing falsetto a la Marvin Gaye or spitting verse like KRS-One. He has been easily compared to Stevie Wonder, Steely Dan’s Donald Fagen, Talib Kweli and Bob Marley. The original sound that Thousands of One has crafted cuts a deep groove, while paying tribute to soul, funk, rock and reggae... Thousands of One further mixes these influences with Hiphop, gospel, electronica, afrobeat, dub. A bomb-dropping, low-end heavy drum and bass buoy socially conscious lyrics, while the saxophone performances of Mark Wienand evoke . Guitar player Jake Roberts, son of cello freejazz pioneer, Hank Roberts, plays guitar with simultaneous machine gun precision and a sense of wild abandon. On the keyboards, Chad Lieberman, bending notions of melody and rhythm into completely new forms, lights a fire in the music that is bright and powerful.
$12 advanced
$15 at the door
Tickets Available NOW via Paypal!!
Online Ticket Ordering Policy
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Tuesday Mar 06
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Tuesday Mar 13
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Friday Mar 16
The Purple Valley
Free Music Friday Happy Hour with: Purple Valley 5:30-8:00pm
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Tuesday Mar 20
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Tuesday Mar 27
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Friday Mar 30
Live Music!
Lisa and The Tom Cats
Free Music Friday with: Lisa and The Tom Cats 5:30-8:00pm
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Zack Deputy
On his upcoming release Another Day (Eusonia Records, 2011), Zach Deputy demonstrates his extraordinary ability to perform and record in multiple contexts and conveys the sensibilities of a mature singer/songwriter. Another Day offers another look at Zach Deputy and seeks to help him cross over into other audiences. Rich with ballads and mid-tempo songs, the music on this recording is best described as soulful rhythm and blues, with flavors of Al Green, Taj Mahal and Stevie Wonder emerging in the swells, changes and modulations of the music, in the voice and even in the lyrical content. The record will appeal to fans of contemporary artists like Jack Johnson and Amos Lee, but the origins of the style and feel remain classic. Another Day is an appropriately titled album, and it is truly an album in the classic sense—a collection of songs that come from the same time and place, inspired by the same muse. Reflective and introspective, it provides a glimpse at the soul of an artist and the depth of a songwriter. Full of hope and anticipation of the promise of another day, a new day, it is a pivotal point in the career of a touring musician. Whereas it is a departure for Zach Deputy, it is one that he feels confident his fans can relate to, but it isn’t the end in itself. Deputy’s multi-faceted diamond gets one side polished in this offering, and it is a side that will shine brightly for a new audience.
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Saturday Mar 31
The Pines
Rising out of the prairies of the Midwest, The Pines are one of the most distinct and powerful indie-rock/Americana groups to hit the national scene in years. Emerging from the same Minneapolis music world that spawned such notable acts as The Jayhawks, The Replacements and Bob Dylan, The Pines have gathered a stunning line-up of musical talent, in both their live shows and on record, that has gained them a faithful and growing following. Frontmen Benson Ramsey and David Huckfelt share a common musical language rooted in the songs and songwriters of their native Iowa, while each bringing a distinct voice and sensibility to the sound that Rolling Stone senior writer David Fricke called “quietly gripping” stark-country. The mysterious sound of The Pines fuses Benson’s ethereal, otherworldly, heart-piercing songs with David’s earthy, darkly romantic and rough-hewn visionary tales. With masterful guitar work, beautiful vocals and the graceful keyboard and vocal additions of Benson’s brother Alex Ramsey, the core of The Pines’ sound captivates and elevates with rare intimacy.
Surprisingly, David Huckfelt and Benson Ramsey actually began their musical partnership in Arizona, where they both lived in a Mexican barrio and first began playing together. The son of Greg Brown’s producer and sideman Bo Ramsey, Benson was reared on folk and blues music and continues to let those influences shine, even on louder electric songs. David also had a deep love for traditional music, and together the two of them started crafting songs that evoke the ancient, while incorporating newer rock and pop sounds.
Committing to a musical career together, Benson and David returned to their Midwestern roots and moved to Minneapolis, where they slowly grew their band to include banjo player Michael Rossetto (Spaghetti Western String Co.), drummer J.T. Bates (Michel Portal, John Gorka), bassist James Buckley (Ed Harcourt, Daniel Johnston, Dosh) and Benson’s brother Alex Ramsey on keyboards.
Creating quite a buzz around the Twin Cities and across the Upper Midwest, The Pines caught the attention of acclaimed indie label Red House Records and signed with them in 2007, releasing their breakout album Sparrows in the Bell, named one of the top roots releases of the year by Q Magazine. The Pines wowed audiences at the 2008 South By Southwest (SXSW) and were named one of the musical highlights by CMT.com. They followed up this success with Tremolo, an album that garnered rave reviews in magazines like Rolling Stone and got airplay on tastemaker stations such as KCRW and The Current. It landed them coveted performances on Daytrotter.com and Bob Harris’ popular BBC show, winning them new fans across North America and Europe. A great live act whether performing as a stripped-down trio (David Huckfelt, Benson Ramsey and Alex Ramsey) or as a full rock band, The Pines’ devoted cult following and has led them to share the stage with such diverse acts as Bon Iver, Mavis Staples, The Arcade Fire, Iris DeMent, Mason Jennings and Spider John Koerner. The Pines just finished a North American tour with Mason Jennings in twenty-five cities, opening for him and playing in his band.
In 2012, they will be hitting the road again, touring in support of their new album. They will also be showcasing at this year’s South By Southwest (SXSW) Conference, where they have been a big hit with both critics and fans. For their full schedule, please visit www.thepinesmusic.com or www.redhouserecords.com.
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Tuesday Apr 03
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Tuesday Apr 10
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Tuesday Apr 17
Live Music!
The Black Seeds
New Zealand reggae-funk heavyweights The Black Seeds announce their return to North America in April to support the release of their highly anticipated new studio album "Dust And Dirt".
Renowned globally for their legendary eight-piece live shows, the band has spent the past 18 months holed up in their Wellington studio finishing what is being tipped as their finest album yet.
With multi-platinum selling albums down under, The Black Seeds have built up strong followings in Europe and North America in recent years on the back of major festival performances and the successful release of their album"Solid Ground" in 2009 (Easy Star Records).
Do not miss this phenomenal eight-piece live band in concert in April as they return to celebrate the release of their new album.
Opener TBA.
$12 advanced
$15 at the door
Tickets On Sale NOW via Paypal!!
Online Ticket Ordering Policy
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Tuesday Apr 24
Geeks Who Drink @ Castaways
Most so-called “trivia nights” consist of either an MP3J reading Trivial Pursuit cards in between bad music, or a bunch of people staring at TVs with buzzers in hand. Our quiz burns through nearly 70 multimedia questions in two exciting hours. The quizmaster gets to know the players, and smack talk flying around in all directions is pretty much par for the course.
Besides a couple hours of free entertainment, the top teams get bar gift certificates. Plus there are chances to win free pints (or gift-certificate equivalents) for answering five bonus questions throughout the evening. We also have bizarre prizes courtesy of our weekly Bonus Email Question. Finally, your team can revel in the eternal glory of having your photo posted on the Geeks Who Drink website.
There is no cover. Just show up. Team size is limited to six. Play solo if you'd like, but don't blame us if you're lonely.
7:30pm
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Wednesday May 02
Dar Williams
Williams’ greatest gift as a writer is her ability to get inside the heads of her characters, no matter how removed their mindsets and values are from her own, doing so with consistent and sometimes surprising compassion, exemplified by the dysfunctional extended family of “The Christians and the Pagans” (from her second album, 1996’s Mortal City, and newly recorded during the acoustic sessions) and the true believer of “Teen for God” (from her sixth LP, 2005’s My Better Self ).
At the core of Williams’ work is a belief in the innate ability of people to make a better world, the product of countless observations in her travels and conversations with her fans. If anything, her optimism has intensified as she’s crisscrossed America during the tough times of recent years. “My big secret,” she says, with a twinkle in her eye, “is that we are gonna make it — but we’ll be the last to know.”
Doors open at 8pm
$18 in advance
$20 day of show
Tickets Available NOW via Paypal!!
Online Ticket Ordering Policy
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