What's going on New Year's Eve? Well, here are some of the musical choices if you're up for going out tomorrow night. What did we miss? Chime in below.
*Shame Club/Lions of Hazelwood/Dirty 30's/Heroes of the Kingdom, Bluebird*The Livers/Fundamental Elements/Dear Future, Cicero's*Fattback (as Huey Lewis and the News)/The Monads (as Devo)/The Mandonnas (as the Mandonnas), Off Broadway*Breach of Peace, Pop's*Bitch Slap Barbie, Mississippi Hippie Killers/Hail Marys, Way Out Club*Buffalo Bob and the
Friday, January 2*The Educated Guess (CD release)/Jon Hardy & the Public, Off Broadway*Peanuts/Theodore/Pat Sajak Assassins, Schlafly Tap Room*Big Mike Aguirre, BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups*Nite Owl birthday bash w/Nikko Smith, Cicero's*Euforquestra/Heatbox/Public Property Diplomats of Solid Sound, Old Rock House*Murder Happens/Oceania/Gold Tooth, Bluebird*Sex Robots/Haddonfields, Lemmons*Cassie Morgan/The Northwoods/Beth Bombara/Ryan McNelly, The Gramophone*Stink Bomb, Mazeltov Cocktails, Scu
Friday, January 16*Republic Tigers/Analysts/Oceania, Bluebird*Target Market/Jovian Chorus/Say Panther, Cicero's*Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks, Sheldon*Leroy Pierson/Los Carnales Blues Band, BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups*Rum Drum Ramblers, The Stable*Everett Dean, Deluxe*Left Arm, The Blind Eyes/The Abacinators, Wedge*Cool Nights/Hot Jazz, Pageant*The Poorhouse Says/Damnwell Betters, Off Broadway*MARJ! / Prizzy Prizzy Please/ Gnarwhal/ Weird Body Parts, Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center*Ballas Hough Band
The totally awesome Blues City Deli (2438 McNair Avenue; website) is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a free street party. Streetfest runs from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. tomorrow, October 17. The event features live music from the
Rum Drum Ramblers and Pokey LaFarge,Miss Jubilee and theHumdingers, Elliot Sowell and Chris Ruest with Sal Ruelas and Joe Meyer, the Funky Butt Brass Band, Big Mike Aguirre and Rockin Jake
and Los Carnales. Don't bring any glass containers. Call the restaurant at 314-773-8
Here's your guide to having fun this weekend on a budget. Looking for live music? Check out our weekend concert calendar.
Where the Wild Things Are opens Friday. Read J. Hoberman's review.​Where the Wild Things Are at various theaters (Friday)While J. Hoberman questioned some of director Spike Jonze's methods
in this adaptation of the 400-word children's classic, the buzz about
this film is inarguable. It opens Friday at various theaters here and
across the country. Read Hoberman's full revie
