Rock and Blues Acts Featured At Local Venues This Weekend
Multiple music listings across Vallejo Midland Alpine and surrounding areas show Rock and Blues acts performing at venues including Dos Amigos Riley's Bar & Grill Incredibles The Roadhouse and Railroad Blues. Notable acts include Rock & Roll Vallejo Liz Pigz The Spiders Livid Wayne Hancock The Shades and Flashback with Gene with performance times from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. today and tomorrow.
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Rock & Blues
Midland
Liz Pigz
Riley's Bar & Grill
W. Wall St
Tuesday and Tuesday Blues at The Highway and More
Music listings include Tuesday Blues and Rock Blue River Blues with Brother Dewy at The Highway from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Phone 550-8866. Odessa College Concert Band performs Band Music 101 at 8 p.m. in Deaderick Auditorium on OC campus. Lon Clark directs and explains pieces. Call 335-6628. Hybrid Child appears at The Country Roadhouse 6115 Andrews Highway from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. 550-8866. Blazers perform at Railroad Blues 504 Wo Holland Ave. 916-837-3103.
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Andrews Highway
Wayne
Hancock
Railroad Blues
W. Holland Ave
The
Shades
Brother Dewy
Deaderick
Lon Clark
Call
Down Home
Holland Ave
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UTPB hosts Battle of the Bands and campus events
UTPB in Midland hosts a Battle of the Bands at the campus gym with Kissinger headlining and eight local bands. Tickets 7 advance 10 at door. Info 552 2650. Easter egg hunt 10 am to noon Saturday at Park Pavilions and Baptist Student Ministries. Housing Club semi formal 9 pm to 1 am in Student Union. admission 8 per couple 5 single. MOSC Bud Thomas concert 8 pm April 26 Chaparral Center Midland College 5600 Garfield St. Thomas known for hits from the 70s. 568 0921.
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University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
Kissinger of Austin
University of Texas
UTPB
Midland
MOSC
Bud Thomas
Chaparral Center
Midland College
Garfield St
Thomas
The
Odessa College Vocal Ensemble Sings Listen to the Music
The Odessa College Vocal Ensemble presents a variety show titled Listen to the Music at Globe Theater at 8 p.m. tonight. The program includes songs by Sinatra the Righteous Brothers Carole King Chicago the Doobie Brothers and the Fifth Dimension. Admission costs 5 for adults while students enter free. all seats require reservations at 335-6629.
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Odessa College Vocal Ensemble
Globe Theater
Frank Sinatra
The
Righteous Brothers
Carol King
Chicago
Doobie Brothers
Fifth Dimension
Ricky Boon and Texas Mud at Ector Theater Saturday
Ricky Boon and Texas Mud perform authentic cowboy songs western swing fiddling and contemporary country music at 7 30 p m Saturday at the Ector Theater. General seating 7 50 balcony 5 call 332 9835 for details.
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Ricky Boon
Texas Mud
Ector Theater
Steel Magnolias at Permian Playhouse in Odessa
The Southern-fried comedy drama Steel Magnolias runs at Permian Playhouse 310 W 42nd St today and Saturday with 2:30 pm Sunday shows. M Lynn Shelby Clairee Anelle Truvy and Olser form a beauty shop circle in a town where life and death mingle with laughter.
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M'Lynn
Clairce
Shelby
Truvy
Annetle
Osser
P.m
Permian Playhouse
42Nd St
Cherrie Barker
Clairee
Rhonda Romine
Steel Magnolias at Permian Playhouse this weekend
The community stages Steel Magnolias with Shelby actor Jena Tisdale noting its diverse female cast. Performances run 8 p.m. today and 2:30 p.m. Sunday at 310 W. 42nd St. for more information call 550-5456. The play, based on a true story by Robert Harling, centers on women supporting each other through crises with no male roles.
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Misty Bell
Cherrie Barker
Frances Heltzel
Ananda Romine
Patrice Compton
Jena Tisdale
Permian Playhouse
Steel Magnolias
W. 42Nd St
Shelby
Tisdale
Allstar
PBS Film Traces Roots of Strange Fruit and Its Creators
A PBS Independent Lens documentary examines Abel Meeropol’s lyric poem and Billie Holiday’s pivotal performance of Strange Fruit, their shared history with Jewish and Black communities, and the song’s enduring civil rights impact, with archival footage and testimonies.
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PBS
Los Angeles
Billie Holiday
New York
Abel Meeropol
Holiday
Independent Lens
Joel Katz
Metropol
Anne
Ithe
Julius Rosenhbers
Rosenberg
Michael Meeropol
Tuskegee Institute
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Byrd Jr
Texas
Katz
New Jersey City University
Pete Seeger
Cassandra Wilson
Teachers Union
Lewis Allan
Honey Kassey
Meeropol
Frank Sinatra
Cafe Society
Sonny White
Abel Meeropal
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Dos Amigos
47Th St
Golder Ave
Rock the Spiders
N. Grandview Ave
Gene
Odessa College Concert
Loca
Hunt
B.J. Thomas
Vocal Ensemble
Women of ‘Steel
M Lynn
Shelby M'Lynn
Barker
Annelle
Romine
Olser
Frances Eheltzel
Gary Payne
Odessa
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