soulshowmike's Concert Calendar
| | 8 pm - 9:30 pm
Stars at Riverview Jazz Series - Riverview Park
| June 08 | Rick Finkelstein | | June 15 | Roger Humphries Roger Humphries & The RH Factor Band | | June 22 | Clare Ascani | | June 29 | Steel City Calypso | | July 06 | hunnycomb | | July 13 | RED | | July 20 | Paul Thompson Quartet | | July 27 | Tania Grubbs Quartet | | August 03 | Olga Watkins Band | | August 10 | Funky Fly Project | | August 17 | Boilermaker Jazz Band | | August 24 | Ronni Weiss & Friends | | August 31 | Lee Robinson & ISKA | |
| | 8 pm - 11 pm
Cimarron, Gavas Beat
$16 adv/$20 door 21+ show
Tickets on sale at: Jerry's Records (Sq Hill), Caliban Books (Oakland), Dave's Music Mine (S Side), Government Center (N Side) and Clothes Minded (Bloomfield). Online tickets at:
https://cimarronpittsburgh.brownpapertickets.com.
CIMARRON from Colombia https://cimarroncolombia.com/
with special guests
Gavas Beat https://gavasbeat.wixsite.com/gavasbeat
and DJ Pandemic https://pandemicpgh.com/
Cimarrón performs joropo music - authentic llanero sounds from the Plains of the Orinoco River with a global and contemporary vibe. Their powerful scenic force achieves a unique blend of its Andalusian, Indigenous American and African roots, with impetuous and deep ethnic singing, amazing stomp dance and fierce instrumental virtuosity of strings and percussion.
Their music includes four-stringed cuatro, harp, maracas, Peruvian-flamenco cajón, Brazilian surdo, Afro-Colombian tambora, a stomp dance as a percussion component, and tribal indigenous whistles never seen before out of Latin America.
Cimarrón were nominated for Grammy Awards in 2005 (Best World Music Album) and also won 2012 Independent Music Awards (Best Latin Album), releasing two albums from the American record label Smithsonian Folkways Recordings.
The particular sound of Cimarron leads a new wave of Colombian joropo music. https://cimarroncolombia.com/ |
| | All Day
CEA Black Family Reunion w/The Last Poets and Third World (see details for events/locations)
Community Empowerment Association presents the 16th Annual Black Family Reunion Cultural Arts Weekend.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Saturday, August 10th, 2019
(7120 Kelly Street Pgh., Pa. 15208)
9:00p - 1:00a
A Spoken Word Liberation w/ The Last Poets
Tickets $10 & on sale NOW at CEA
Sunday, August 11th, 2019
(Schenley Park Oval)
2:00pm to 7:00pm
Third World, The Last Poets plus Local Acts.
Children's Activities
R&B Concert Series
Cultural Arts Showcase
Networking
Vendors and Food
For more information please call 412. 371. 3689 or visit the website at www.ceapittsburgh.org |
| | 8 pm - 9:30 pm
Stars at Riverview Jazz Series - Riverview Park
| June 08 | Rick Finkelstein | | June 15 | Roger Humphries Roger Humphries & The RH Factor Band | | June 22 | Clare Ascani | | June 29 | Steel City Calypso | | July 06 | hunnycomb | | July 13 | RED | | July 20 | Paul Thompson Quartet | | July 27 | Tania Grubbs Quartet | | August 03 | Olga Watkins Band | | August 10 | Funky Fly Project | | August 17 | Boilermaker Jazz Band | | August 24 | Ronni Weiss & Friends | | August 31 | Lee Robinson & ISKA | |
| | All Day
CEA Black Family Reunion w/The Last Poets and Third World (see details for events/locations)
Community Empowerment Association presents the 16th Annual Black Family Reunion Cultural Arts Weekend.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Saturday, August 10th, 2019
(7120 Kelly Street Pgh., Pa. 15208)
9:00p - 1:00a
A Spoken Word Liberation w/ The Last Poets
Tickets $10 & on sale NOW at CEA
Sunday, August 11th, 2019
(Schenley Park Oval)
2:00pm to 7:00pm
Third World, The Last Poets plus Local Acts.
Children's Activities
R&B Concert Series
Cultural Arts Showcase
Networking
Vendors and Food
For more information please call 412. 371. 3689 or visit the website at www.ceapittsburgh.org |
| | 8 pm - 10 pm
Wendy Eisenberg & Shane Parish
$10 at the door all ages welcome
AMW, 2142 Murray Ave, Squirrel Hill
Guitarists WENDY EISENBERG
https://wendyeisenberg.bandcamp.com/
and SHANE PARISH https://shaneparish.bandcamp.com/
their new duo recording:
https://versesrecords.bandcamp.com/album/nervous-systems
with special guests
Eric Weidenhof / Jeff Weston / Jim Storch Trio
Wendy Eisenberg and Shane Parish are two sides of the same wishbone. Both inventive, spiny guitarists with deep roots in all genres, both veterans of critically acclaimed experimental rock bands, both published in Arcana VIII: Musicians on Music, edited by John Zorn (2017). They only just met in March 2018, while Wendy was on tour in Asheville. Hours after meeting, they recorded Nervous Systems (Verses Records), a collection of radical standard-tuning guitar improvisations that explode the capacity of the instrument to accommodate fingers, pushing harmolodic boundaries, and displaying an uncanny psychic interplay that seems to evidence the fatefulness of this encounter. The music is confrontational and fluid, unapologetic and sensitive, contemporary, classical, polyrhythmic, folky, jazzy and shreddy. |
| | 8 pm - 9:30 pm
Stars at Riverview Jazz Series - Riverview Park
| June 08 | Rick Finkelstein | | June 15 | Roger Humphries Roger Humphries & The RH Factor Band | | June 22 | Clare Ascani | | June 29 | Steel City Calypso | | July 06 | hunnycomb | | July 13 | RED | | July 20 | Paul Thompson Quartet | | July 27 | Tania Grubbs Quartet | | August 03 | Olga Watkins Band | | August 10 | Funky Fly Project | | August 17 | Boilermaker Jazz Band | | August 24 | Ronni Weiss & Friends | | August 31 | Lee Robinson & ISKA | |
| | 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Tune It! Tuesdays, jam session with Phat Man Dee!
On the 3rd Tuesday of every month join Phat Man Dee and Friends at Black Forge Coffee Shop in Allentown, Pittsburgh for a cross genre inter generational jam session!
All ages, $3 cover unless you are coming to sit in!
Every Third Tuesday for the past year, Phat Man Dee has hosted a community oriented, intergenerational, musical jam session. It is for all ages, and the house band features world class jazz musicians with the ability to back up singers, instrumentalists, poets, and spoken word artists of all genres. This month’s jam session features Phat Man Dee as host, with musicians Tony DePaolis (bass) and John Shannon (guitar). Community members have been attending and jamming with professional musicians, performing original compositions, experimental works, poetry, hip hop, jazz standards and cover songs for one year now.
With the promise of continued support of a Love My Neighbor grant from Neighborhood Allies, additional support from Brian Drusky and Drusky Entertainment, Copies At Carson, Inc., and the Black Forge Coffee House, Mandee has been honored to help amplify the voices of new performers, seasoned professionals and artists looking to explore new work. The first set features Mandee as she sings with the musicians, and after the first set, she invites the artists in the audience to come up and do 2 or 3 selections of their choosing.
Check out the Tune It! Tuesdays Highlights Video:
https://youtu.be/MUd001kLuZc
Phat Man Dee Bio:
Phat Man Dee is a cosmic jazz cabaret vocalist, bandleader, events producer, video maven and music educator. She regularly appears with the jazz group “The Cultural District”, The Lemington Gospel Chorale, and with Liz Berlin, co founder of 'Social Justice Disco' which just released it's debut album 'Songs to Fight Fascists By!”. She performs live approximately 100 dates a year in nightclubs, theaters, educational facilities, private events and festivals. Mandee is a vocal coach at the Afro American Music Institute and Creative Life Support's We Rock Workshop. She was voted #1 Best Local Jazz Act in the 2018 Best of Pittsburgh City Paper Reader's Poll!
More info: http://www.phatmandeemusic.com
About the Love My Neighbor Grant:
Love My Neighbor! an initiative founded by Neighborhood Allies, invests in resident-led projects that aim to improve neighborhoods and engage fellow neighbors.
More info: http://lovemyneighborgrants.org |
| | 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Tune It! Tuesdays, jam session with Phat Man Dee!
On the 3rd Tuesday of every month join Phat Man Dee and Friends at Black Forge Coffee Shop in Allentown, Pittsburgh for a cross genre inter generational jam session!
All ages, $3 cover unless you are coming to sit in!
Every Third Tuesday for the past year, Phat Man Dee has hosted a community oriented, intergenerational, musical jam session. It is for all ages, and the house band features world class jazz musicians with the ability to back up singers, instrumentalists, poets, and spoken word artists of all genres. This month’s jam session features Phat Man Dee as host, with musicians Tony DePaolis (bass) and John Shannon (guitar). Community members have been attending and jamming with professional musicians, performing original compositions, experimental works, poetry, hip hop, jazz standards and cover songs for one year now.
With the promise of continued support of a Love My Neighbor grant from Neighborhood Allies, additional support from Brian Drusky and Drusky Entertainment, Copies At Carson, Inc., and the Black Forge Coffee House, Mandee has been honored to help amplify the voices of new performers, seasoned professionals and artists looking to explore new work. The first set features Mandee as she sings with the musicians, and after the first set, she invites the artists in the audience to come up and do 2 or 3 selections of their choosing.
Check out the Tune It! Tuesdays Highlights Video:
https://youtu.be/MUd001kLuZc
Phat Man Dee Bio:
Phat Man Dee is a cosmic jazz cabaret vocalist, bandleader, events producer, video maven and music educator. She regularly appears with the jazz group “The Cultural District”, The Lemington Gospel Chorale, and with Liz Berlin, co founder of 'Social Justice Disco' which just released it's debut album 'Songs to Fight Fascists By!”. She performs live approximately 100 dates a year in nightclubs, theaters, educational facilities, private events and festivals. Mandee is a vocal coach at the Afro American Music Institute and Creative Life Support's We Rock Workshop. She was voted #1 Best Local Jazz Act in the 2018 Best of Pittsburgh City Paper Reader's Poll!
More info: http://www.phatmandeemusic.com
About the Love My Neighbor Grant:
Love My Neighbor! an initiative founded by Neighborhood Allies, invests in resident-led projects that aim to improve neighborhoods and engage fellow neighbors.
More info: http://lovemyneighborgrants.org |
Wednesday, August 21 2019 |
| | 8 pm - 9:30 pm
Stars at Riverview Jazz Series - Riverview Park
| June 08 | Rick Finkelstein | | June 15 | Roger Humphries Roger Humphries & The RH Factor Band | | June 22 | Clare Ascani | | June 29 | Steel City Calypso | | July 06 | hunnycomb | | July 13 | RED | | July 20 | Paul Thompson Quartet | | July 27 | Tania Grubbs Quartet | | August 03 | Olga Watkins Band | | August 10 | Funky Fly Project | | August 17 | Boilermaker Jazz Band | | August 24 | Ronni Weiss & Friends | | August 31 | Lee Robinson & ISKA | |
Wednesday, August 28 2019 |
| | 8 pm - 9:30 pm
Stars at Riverview Jazz Series - Riverview Park
| June 08 | Rick Finkelstein | | June 15 | Roger Humphries Roger Humphries & The RH Factor Band | | June 22 | Clare Ascani | | June 29 | Steel City Calypso | | July 06 | hunnycomb | | July 13 | RED | | July 20 | Paul Thompson Quartet | | July 27 | Tania Grubbs Quartet | | August 03 | Olga Watkins Band | | August 10 | Funky Fly Project | | August 17 | Boilermaker Jazz Band | | August 24 | Ronni Weiss & Friends | | August 31 | Lee Robinson & ISKA | |
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