Stoney LaRue:
appearing with Ryan Turner
Thu
08/16/07
Midland, TX
The Ranch
Stoney LaRue
Thu
08/23/07
Stillwater, OK
Tumbleweed Dance Hall / Arena
Sat
08/25/07
Wichita Falls, TX
TBA
appearing with "Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
appearing with The Black Crowes
Fri
09/07/07
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre
appearing with Charlie Robison
Sat
09/15/07
Tyler, TX
Butler Square
Stoney LaRue
Wed
10/03/07
Winnie, TX
Texas Rice Festival
Thu
12/20/07
Midland, TX
The Ranch
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
No Justice
No Justice
Thu
08/09/07
San Antonio, TX
Rolling Oaks Sports Bar
Fri
08/10/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Sat
08/11/07
Shreveport, LA
Sharpie's
Thu
08/23/07
Webster, TX
Big Texas Dance Hall & Saloon
Fri
08/24/07
Austin, TX
Stubb's Bar-B-Q
Fri
08/31/07
Wichita Falls, TX
Crazy Horse Saloon
Sat
09/01/07
Dover, OK
Dover Dove Hunt
appearing with The Black Crowes
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
appearing with "Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
No Justice
Fri
09/07/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
Sat
09/08/07
Goliad, TX
Schroeder Hall
Thu
09/13/07
San Marcos, TX
Cheatham Street Warehouse
Sat
09/15/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Wed
09/26/07
Houston, TX
Pub Fiction
Fri
09/28/07
Stephenville, TX
City Limits
Sat
09/29/07
Rosenberg, TX
Fort Bend County Fair
Thu
10/04/07
Lubbock, TX
Blue Light Live
Fri
10/05/07
Amarillo, TX
Hoot's Pub
Sat
10/06/07
Coleman, TX
Coleman Rodeo Grounds
Fri
10/12/07
Manhattan, KS
Longhorn Bar & Grill
Sat
10/13/07
Lincoln, NE
Coyote Willy's
Sat
10/20/07
Vernon, TX
Cotton Boll
Fri
10/26/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Fri
11/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
The Horseman Club
Thu
11/08/07
Midland, TX
The Ranch
Fri
11/09/07
McKinney, TX
Hank's
Sat
11/10/07
Weatherford, OK
JC Cowboys
Sat
12/01/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Thu
08/09/07
San Antonio, TX
Rolling Oaks Sports Bar
Fri
08/10/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Sat
08/11/07
Shreveport, LA
Sharpie's
Thu
08/23/07
Webster, TX
Big Texas Dance Hall & Saloon
Fri
08/24/07
Austin, TX
Stubb's Bar-B-Q
Fri
08/31/07
Wichita Falls, TX
Crazy Horse Saloon
Sat
09/01/07
Dover, OK
Dover Dove Hunt
appearing with The Black Crowes
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
appearing with "Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
No Justice
Fri
09/07/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
Sat
09/08/07
Goliad, TX
Schroeder Hall
Thu
09/13/07
San Marcos, TX
Cheatham Street Warehouse
Sat
09/15/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Wed
09/26/07
Houston, TX
Pub Fiction
Fri
09/28/07
Stephenville, TX
City Limits
Sat
09/29/07
Rosenberg, TX
Fort Bend County Fair
Thu
10/04/07
Lubbock, TX
Blue Light Live
Fri
10/05/07
Amarillo, TX
Hoot's Pub
Sat
10/06/07
Coleman, TX
Coleman Rodeo Grounds
Fri
10/12/07
Manhattan, KS
Longhorn Bar & Grill
Sat
10/13/07
Lincoln, NE
Coyote Willy's
Sat
10/20/07
Vernon, TX
Cotton Boll
Fri
10/26/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Fri
11/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
The Horseman Club
Thu
11/08/07
Midland, TX
The Ranch
Fri
11/09/07
McKinney, TX
Hank's
Sat
11/10/07
Weatherford, OK
JC Cowboys
Sat
12/01/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Speaking of charts, especially MUSIC CHARTS....
Did you know you can see most of the big "charts" on PCL???
go up to Services on the menu bar across the top and click and scroll down looking for the charts links... there are several... so see where your fav is now on the charts...
ie.. Did you know Jack Ingram tops the Texas Music Chart, and Stillwater, Oklahoma rockers NO JUSTICE holds down number two spot with 'Never Come Back'....
Congrats to NJ... one of the hardest working bands around.... oh my God.... do I remember when... a dark and snowy night and a fast trip to Enid from Stillwater to see NJ... my first time... wow, how things have changed... and for the better of course!!!
go up to Services on the menu bar across the top and click and scroll down looking for the charts links... there are several... so see where your fav is now on the charts...
ie.. Did you know Jack Ingram tops the Texas Music Chart, and Stillwater, Oklahoma rockers NO JUSTICE holds down number two spot with 'Never Come Back'....
Congrats to NJ... one of the hardest working bands around.... oh my God.... do I remember when... a dark and snowy night and a fast trip to Enid from Stillwater to see NJ... my first time... wow, how things have changed... and for the better of course!!!
Green Lemon rocks Bricktown.... again.....
Green Lemon???
1st 100 in get free "Live CD"....
and all who attend will be rocked beyond belief!!
If you haven't heard, big news regarding the boys coming soon........... these okie rockers are at the top of their game... and they bring it all to the stage...
Green Lemon......
Green Lemon ...
has almost reached the top of the mountain....
Some very exciting news coming soon ... and this will be big! Seems the Oklahoma boys.... are doing GREAT......
Stay tuned to hear all about it.
All we can say is.... if you love Oklahoma musicians, artists and music like PCL, then keep your fingers crossed..... for these Oklahoma rockers....
Tulsa's.... PILLAR
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Camille Harp
hey ya'll....
wednesday night, 8/8....the wormy dog saloon with aron holt.
and finally, for those who've been patiently waiting....camille harp will be visting texas. friday 8/10, woody's tavern in ft. worth texas will be invaded by me and muh boys. we'll be opening for sunny sweeney.
back home on saturday for the mantel in bricktown on saturday 8/11.
hope to see you there.
rock,
camille
wednesday night, 8/8....the wormy dog saloon with aron holt.
and finally, for those who've been patiently waiting....camille harp will be visting texas. friday 8/10, woody's tavern in ft. worth texas will be invaded by me and muh boys. we'll be opening for sunny sweeney.
back home on saturday for the mantel in bricktown on saturday 8/11.
hope to see you there.
rock,
camille
Rock bad boy Ryan Adams plays it straight
Rock bad boy Ryan Adams plays it straight
NEW YORK (AP) -- Sometimes, when Ryan Adams brought samples of his new music to show label chief Luke Lewis what he was doing -- and there were plenty of those opportunities over the last few years -- Adams snuck in a little test.
Adams would insert a nonsense lyric in the middle of the song, something totally unrelated to what he was singing about. Just as a test. Just to see if Lewis was really listening.
It was ingenious and infuriating at the same time.
Welcome to the world of Ryan Adams.
Lewis can talk rhapsodically about Adams' talent -- call him a genius, even -- yet also explain why the just-released "Easy Tiger" is likely the songwriter's last new disc for Lost Highway Records. Adams fiercely defends his output and behavior during the past decade even as he openly worries that his erratic image may permanently overshadow his music.
"I had to be difficult many times in order to maintain a sense of dignity and try to keep the work first," Adams told The Associated Press, chain smoking during much of an interview. "It did drive me crazy -- over the edge many times -- but I really did believe in what I was doing. I'm glad that the work is there and it will speak for itself later."
Adams, 32, is clear-eyed and determined these days. The North Carolina native, who played in the band Whiskeytown during the 1990s before turning solo, lives with his girlfriend in New York. He has been sober for more than a year after kicking a prodigious drug and alcohol problem, although he resists the easy assumption that sobriety has improved his art.
As a singer and songwriter, he's capable of work that is extraordinarily beautiful when you least expect it. Listen, for example, to "This House is Not for Sale," where he vividly captures the desperation of a man trying to stop his estranged lover from taking a final step away by reminding her of the good memories in the floorboards.
The gorgeous "When the Stars Go Blue" caught the attention of Tim McGraw, who recorded it and turned it into a hit single.
Stephen King even wrote the press release accompanying "Easy Tiger." "I won't say Adams is the best North American singer-songwriter since Neil Young," he wrote. "But I won't say he isn't, either."
Yet the sheer volume of his output means listeners need to sift through a lot of less remarkable songs to find the special moments, and many simply don't have the patience. He released three albums in 2005 alone, and one of them had two discs.
The industry shorthand: Adams lacks an internal editor and anyone strong enough to do it for him.
Ejecting a heckler requesting a Bryan Adams song from one of his concerts earned him a reputation as a brat and bad boy (Adams defends that action, saying the heckler was spoiling the concert for those around him).
"He's consistently shot himself in the foot," said Greg Kot, critic for the Chicago Tribune. "He's had erratic live performances -- not just erratic, but I've seen some abysmal ones -- and really disposable records, records with some glimmers, little gems on them but way too inconsistent to consider him a top-tier talent."
Adams believes he's punished for refusing to adhere to an industry standard where artists spend a longer time polishing fewer songs, and new releases generally come every two or three years. Business usually dictates this schedule, to give record companies time to market the music.
The idea seems to drive him nuts, although he consciously made an effort to follow the advice of others and spend more time on "Easy Tiger."
"I felt I had, if not a gift, some kind of a drive that I couldn't explain that led me to make music at a good rate and I could focus on it for eight or 10 hours a day," he said.
He's released nine albums since 2000, although Adams said he's actually made 15.
Even that may be understating things. Lost Highway's Lewis said the company has some 170 unreleased Adams songs in the vault. "We wound up trying to form albums out of the spurts of creativity that he had," he said, and he's still trying to figure out a way to get some of this material out.
"It's all very good work," Adams said. "It's all above and beyond the call of what I recognized was out there. In no way am I saying that it was better, but I think I was doing work that required as much thought and was handled with as much decency as anything I had seen in music."
Lewis has bosses, though. Adams' inability to play by the rules means it's unlikely Lost Highway will sign him to another contract, and his failure to become the major star that many had anticipated makes that decision easier. Adams may be perfectly suited to join the legions of artists that have taken control of their career and do what they want, Lewis said.
Being a fan got him through the difficult moments, he added.
"His music has brains," Lewis said. "It's really intelligent, and not just lyrically. Musically he's a genius."
Adams has complained, publicly and frequently, about Lost Highway's treatment of him and his music. At least some of the time, there was a wink involved. A tape once surfaced online of a phone argument between him and Lewis; it was made as a joke that two of them laughed about later.
"Was Ryan wound a little more tightly than anybody else?" Lewis said. "Maybe so. He was also abusing himself a little bit. Did he maybe want the attention from that behavior? Possibly. He's capable of manipulating his image."
Much of his work is revealing about his life, perhaps too revealing, Adams said. He was nervous through much of his 20s, while also suffering from one of the most common afflictions of that time of life -- cockiness without wisdom.
Adams has settled in with a regular backing band, the Cardinals, well suited to the country-flavored rock and ballads that fill "Easy Tiger." The disc is billed as a solo album, although Adams said he wants to make albums billed simply as the Cardinals, without his name up front.
Adams is concerned that the drinking and drugging, the times that he's shown a quick temper onstage, is overshadowing the music that he's making.
"All of these things, they're very quick catch-phrases, they're there to sum up a life of work but none of them are about the work," he said. "They're about me."
Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Sometimes, when Ryan Adams brought samples of his new music to show label chief Luke Lewis what he was doing -- and there were plenty of those opportunities over the last few years -- Adams snuck in a little test.
Adams would insert a nonsense lyric in the middle of the song, something totally unrelated to what he was singing about. Just as a test. Just to see if Lewis was really listening.
It was ingenious and infuriating at the same time.
Welcome to the world of Ryan Adams.
Lewis can talk rhapsodically about Adams' talent -- call him a genius, even -- yet also explain why the just-released "Easy Tiger" is likely the songwriter's last new disc for Lost Highway Records. Adams fiercely defends his output and behavior during the past decade even as he openly worries that his erratic image may permanently overshadow his music.
"I had to be difficult many times in order to maintain a sense of dignity and try to keep the work first," Adams told The Associated Press, chain smoking during much of an interview. "It did drive me crazy -- over the edge many times -- but I really did believe in what I was doing. I'm glad that the work is there and it will speak for itself later."
Adams, 32, is clear-eyed and determined these days. The North Carolina native, who played in the band Whiskeytown during the 1990s before turning solo, lives with his girlfriend in New York. He has been sober for more than a year after kicking a prodigious drug and alcohol problem, although he resists the easy assumption that sobriety has improved his art.
As a singer and songwriter, he's capable of work that is extraordinarily beautiful when you least expect it. Listen, for example, to "This House is Not for Sale," where he vividly captures the desperation of a man trying to stop his estranged lover from taking a final step away by reminding her of the good memories in the floorboards.
The gorgeous "When the Stars Go Blue" caught the attention of Tim McGraw, who recorded it and turned it into a hit single.
Stephen King even wrote the press release accompanying "Easy Tiger." "I won't say Adams is the best North American singer-songwriter since Neil Young," he wrote. "But I won't say he isn't, either."
Yet the sheer volume of his output means listeners need to sift through a lot of less remarkable songs to find the special moments, and many simply don't have the patience. He released three albums in 2005 alone, and one of them had two discs.
The industry shorthand: Adams lacks an internal editor and anyone strong enough to do it for him.
Ejecting a heckler requesting a Bryan Adams song from one of his concerts earned him a reputation as a brat and bad boy (Adams defends that action, saying the heckler was spoiling the concert for those around him).
"He's consistently shot himself in the foot," said Greg Kot, critic for the Chicago Tribune. "He's had erratic live performances -- not just erratic, but I've seen some abysmal ones -- and really disposable records, records with some glimmers, little gems on them but way too inconsistent to consider him a top-tier talent."
Adams believes he's punished for refusing to adhere to an industry standard where artists spend a longer time polishing fewer songs, and new releases generally come every two or three years. Business usually dictates this schedule, to give record companies time to market the music.
The idea seems to drive him nuts, although he consciously made an effort to follow the advice of others and spend more time on "Easy Tiger."
"I felt I had, if not a gift, some kind of a drive that I couldn't explain that led me to make music at a good rate and I could focus on it for eight or 10 hours a day," he said.
He's released nine albums since 2000, although Adams said he's actually made 15.
Even that may be understating things. Lost Highway's Lewis said the company has some 170 unreleased Adams songs in the vault. "We wound up trying to form albums out of the spurts of creativity that he had," he said, and he's still trying to figure out a way to get some of this material out.
"It's all very good work," Adams said. "It's all above and beyond the call of what I recognized was out there. In no way am I saying that it was better, but I think I was doing work that required as much thought and was handled with as much decency as anything I had seen in music."
Lewis has bosses, though. Adams' inability to play by the rules means it's unlikely Lost Highway will sign him to another contract, and his failure to become the major star that many had anticipated makes that decision easier. Adams may be perfectly suited to join the legions of artists that have taken control of their career and do what they want, Lewis said.
Being a fan got him through the difficult moments, he added.
"His music has brains," Lewis said. "It's really intelligent, and not just lyrically. Musically he's a genius."
Adams has complained, publicly and frequently, about Lost Highway's treatment of him and his music. At least some of the time, there was a wink involved. A tape once surfaced online of a phone argument between him and Lewis; it was made as a joke that two of them laughed about later.
"Was Ryan wound a little more tightly than anybody else?" Lewis said. "Maybe so. He was also abusing himself a little bit. Did he maybe want the attention from that behavior? Possibly. He's capable of manipulating his image."
Much of his work is revealing about his life, perhaps too revealing, Adams said. He was nervous through much of his 20s, while also suffering from one of the most common afflictions of that time of life -- cockiness without wisdom.
Adams has settled in with a regular backing band, the Cardinals, well suited to the country-flavored rock and ballads that fill "Easy Tiger." The disc is billed as a solo album, although Adams said he wants to make albums billed simply as the Cardinals, without his name up front.
Adams is concerned that the drinking and drugging, the times that he's shown a quick temper onstage, is overshadowing the music that he's making.
"All of these things, they're very quick catch-phrases, they're there to sum up a life of work but none of them are about the work," he said. "They're about me."
Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Cain's Ballroom -
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BLUES TRAVELER
date:Tuesday - 8/14/2007
venue:Cain's Ballroom 423 N. Main StreetTulsa, OK [map] Phone: 918-584-2306
info:8:00pm (doors 7:00pm)All Ages $25adv / $27dos
BLUES TRAVELER » Band on JamBase » Band Website » Add To My Favorites » Listen
Selfishness. It can be either a friend or foe in the songwriting process and the bigger musical world. For Blues Traveler, selfishness has been a long time coming. It's what drives the band's eighth studio album, ¡Bastardos! : a need for the band members to make themselves-and only themselves-happy while making music.
But ¡Bastardos! isn't merely about a bunch of selfish, um, er, bastards making themselves happy or being overly indulgent. Musically, it's about a band growing into itself not for the first, but the second time-remarkably-while more ...
Upcoming Shows at Cain's...
08/21/07: Ben Kweller
08/22/07: Satellite Party
08/24/07: Girl Talk
08/25/07: Big Smith
09/13/07: Indigo Girls THE DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND
Playing together for nearly three decades, New Orleans' Dirty Dozen has done all that and more. Drawing on the tradition of a city whose life's blood is steeped in rhythm, dance and marathon bouts of unbridled fun, the band is as much at home playing funeral parades and "social and pleasure" clubs -- one of which, the "Dirty Dozen Social and Pleasure Club," provided the band
BLUES TRAVELER
date:Tuesday - 8/14/2007
venue:Cain's Ballroom 423 N. Main StreetTulsa, OK [map] Phone: 918-584-2306
info:8:00pm (doors 7:00pm)All Ages $25adv / $27dos
BLUES TRAVELER » Band on JamBase » Band Website » Add To My Favorites » Listen
Selfishness. It can be either a friend or foe in the songwriting process and the bigger musical world. For Blues Traveler, selfishness has been a long time coming. It's what drives the band's eighth studio album, ¡Bastardos! : a need for the band members to make themselves-and only themselves-happy while making music.
But ¡Bastardos! isn't merely about a bunch of selfish, um, er, bastards making themselves happy or being overly indulgent. Musically, it's about a band growing into itself not for the first, but the second time-remarkably-while more ...
Upcoming Shows at Cain's...
08/21/07: Ben Kweller
08/22/07: Satellite Party
08/24/07: Girl Talk
08/25/07: Big Smith
09/13/07: Indigo Girls THE DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND
Playing together for nearly three decades, New Orleans' Dirty Dozen has done all that and more. Drawing on the tradition of a city whose life's blood is steeped in rhythm, dance and marathon bouts of unbridled fun, the band is as much at home playing funeral parades and "social and pleasure" clubs -- one of which, the "Dirty Dozen Social and Pleasure Club," provided the band
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone
Tuesday August 7, 2007
TODAY'S TOP ROCK HEADLINES
VAN HALEN REUNION TOUR CONFIRMEDAfter a false start earlier this year, the Van Halen reunion with David Lee Roth is back on. Rolling Stone has learned the band will formally announce the tour at a press conference sometime next week. The tour, Van Halen's first outing with Roth since 1984, will hit arenas this fall. Click here for more on the tour's line-up, and visit RollingStone.com/vanhalen for more on Van Halen.
PEARL JAM, BEN HARPER, KINGS OF LEON: BEHIND THE SCENES AT LOLLAPALOOZA Smoking Section columnist Austin Scaggs catches the tiny Pearl Jam club show, catches up with the Kings at their hotel room and watches Ben Harper entertain toddlers. Click here for the full story, and for complete festival coverage go to RollingStone.com/festivals.
LAURYN HILL SHOCKS BROOKLYN CROWD WITH TWO-HOUR-PLUS FREE CONCERTThousands packed a Brooklyn, New York, park last night for a last-minute show that many doubted would go off as planned. But Hill, decked out in Sixties chic, not only showed up, she performed lengthy Afro-beat ska arrangements of tracks from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill blended with Bob Marley songs, and all the hits from the Fugees' The Score, ending with a cover of the Sixties classic "Will You Love Me Tomorrow." Click here for a full report from the show, and visit RollingStone.com/laurynhill for more Lauryn Hill.
NEW DAVE MATTHEWS AND SUM 41 ALBUMS REVIEWEDDave Matthews gets unplugged with his old guitar buddy Tim Reynolds live at Radio City Music Hall, and Sum 41 roar back with Underclass Hero. Click here for full reviews and go to RollingStone.com/davematthewsband and RollingStone.com/sum41 for more on these artists.
ROCK ON FILM: ANDRE 3000, JA RULE, NATALIE MAINES, GHOSTFACE HEAD TO THE BIG SCREENThe OutKast star is teaming up with Woody Harrelson and Will Ferrell (and still pondering a Sammy Davis Jr. biopic), while the Dixie Chick is set to play a nurse in an indie film. Click here to find out more about Ja Rule's Queen Latifah-produced autobiographical film, plus Ghostface's turn in the upcoming Iron Man movie, and visit RollingStone.com/rockdaily for the latest music news.
For more of the latest music news - including the next episode of New Music Tuesdays - visit RollingStone.com.
TODAY'S PICKS
DAILY TRACK: Common - "Drivin' Me Wild" When he's talking detailing a young couple's vertiginous love affair on the excellent, Lily Allen-assisted "Drivin' Me Wild," Common's ear-grabbing command stands up to almost any MC out there. Click here for more on Common's latest album.
DAILY VIDEO: Dave Matthews Band - "When the World Ends" (Live at Radio City Music Hall)
DAILY REVIEW: Interpol - Our Love to Admire These days, the night-crawling New York boys are sounding a lot like R.E.M., and Our Love to Admire is their version of R.E.M.'s Fables of the Reconstruction; after an epochal debut and an aggressively electric follow-up, here's the solid, understated third album that digs in without trying to break new ground. Click here for more on Interpol's latest album.
ARTIST OF THE DAY: VAN HALEN
The complete ROLLINGSTONE.COM archive includes videos, photos, interviews, reviews, and more.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, 49
B.J. Thomas, 65
TODAY'S ROCK ON TV (ALL TIMES EST)
NBC
11:35pm - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: JOHN MCLAUGHLIN
12:35am - Late Night with Conan O'Brien: MODEST MOUSE
1:35am - Last Call with Carson Daly: AVRIL LAVIGNE
ABC
12:05am - Jimmy Kimmel Live: ELDAR
Tuesday August 7, 2007
TODAY'S TOP ROCK HEADLINES
VAN HALEN REUNION TOUR CONFIRMEDAfter a false start earlier this year, the Van Halen reunion with David Lee Roth is back on. Rolling Stone has learned the band will formally announce the tour at a press conference sometime next week. The tour, Van Halen's first outing with Roth since 1984, will hit arenas this fall. Click here for more on the tour's line-up, and visit RollingStone.com/vanhalen for more on Van Halen.
PEARL JAM, BEN HARPER, KINGS OF LEON: BEHIND THE SCENES AT LOLLAPALOOZA Smoking Section columnist Austin Scaggs catches the tiny Pearl Jam club show, catches up with the Kings at their hotel room and watches Ben Harper entertain toddlers. Click here for the full story, and for complete festival coverage go to RollingStone.com/festivals.
LAURYN HILL SHOCKS BROOKLYN CROWD WITH TWO-HOUR-PLUS FREE CONCERTThousands packed a Brooklyn, New York, park last night for a last-minute show that many doubted would go off as planned. But Hill, decked out in Sixties chic, not only showed up, she performed lengthy Afro-beat ska arrangements of tracks from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill blended with Bob Marley songs, and all the hits from the Fugees' The Score, ending with a cover of the Sixties classic "Will You Love Me Tomorrow." Click here for a full report from the show, and visit RollingStone.com/laurynhill for more Lauryn Hill.
NEW DAVE MATTHEWS AND SUM 41 ALBUMS REVIEWEDDave Matthews gets unplugged with his old guitar buddy Tim Reynolds live at Radio City Music Hall, and Sum 41 roar back with Underclass Hero. Click here for full reviews and go to RollingStone.com/davematthewsband and RollingStone.com/sum41 for more on these artists.
ROCK ON FILM: ANDRE 3000, JA RULE, NATALIE MAINES, GHOSTFACE HEAD TO THE BIG SCREENThe OutKast star is teaming up with Woody Harrelson and Will Ferrell (and still pondering a Sammy Davis Jr. biopic), while the Dixie Chick is set to play a nurse in an indie film. Click here to find out more about Ja Rule's Queen Latifah-produced autobiographical film, plus Ghostface's turn in the upcoming Iron Man movie, and visit RollingStone.com/rockdaily for the latest music news.
For more of the latest music news - including the next episode of New Music Tuesdays - visit RollingStone.com.
TODAY'S PICKS
DAILY TRACK: Common - "Drivin' Me Wild" When he's talking detailing a young couple's vertiginous love affair on the excellent, Lily Allen-assisted "Drivin' Me Wild," Common's ear-grabbing command stands up to almost any MC out there. Click here for more on Common's latest album.
DAILY VIDEO: Dave Matthews Band - "When the World Ends" (Live at Radio City Music Hall)
DAILY REVIEW: Interpol - Our Love to Admire These days, the night-crawling New York boys are sounding a lot like R.E.M., and Our Love to Admire is their version of R.E.M.'s Fables of the Reconstruction; after an epochal debut and an aggressively electric follow-up, here's the solid, understated third album that digs in without trying to break new ground. Click here for more on Interpol's latest album.
ARTIST OF THE DAY: VAN HALEN
The complete ROLLINGSTONE.COM archive includes videos, photos, interviews, reviews, and more.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, 49
B.J. Thomas, 65
TODAY'S ROCK ON TV (ALL TIMES EST)
NBC
11:35pm - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: JOHN MCLAUGHLIN
12:35am - Late Night with Conan O'Brien: MODEST MOUSE
1:35am - Last Call with Carson Daly: AVRIL LAVIGNE
ABC
12:05am - Jimmy Kimmel Live: ELDAR
Stoney LaRue...
appearing with Ryan Turner
Thu
08/16/07
Midland, TX
The Ranch
Stoney LaRue
Thu
08/23/07
Stillwater, OK
Tumbleweed Dance Hall / Arena
Sat
08/25/07
Wichita Falls, TX
TBA
appearing with "Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
appearing with The Black Crowes
Fri
09/07/07
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre
appearing with Charlie Robison
Sat
09/15/07
Tyler, TX
Butler Square
Stoney LaRue
Wed
10/03/07
Winnie, TX
Texas Rice Festival
Thu
08/16/07
Midland, TX
The Ranch
Stoney LaRue
Thu
08/23/07
Stillwater, OK
Tumbleweed Dance Hall / Arena
Sat
08/25/07
Wichita Falls, TX
TBA
appearing with "Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
appearing with The Black Crowes
Fri
09/07/07
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre
appearing with Charlie Robison
Sat
09/15/07
Tyler, TX
Butler Square
Stoney LaRue
Wed
10/03/07
Winnie, TX
Texas Rice Festival
Monday, August 6, 2007
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone
Monday August 6, 2007
TODAY'S TOP ROCK HEADLINES
PEARL JAM, BEN HARPER, DAFT PUNK ROCK LOLLAPALOOZAPearl Jam closed out Lollapalooza's third year in Chicago on Sunday with a two-hour career-spanning set that included "Corduroy," "Do the Evolution," "Rearviewmirror" and "World Wide Suicide," as well as an encore duet with Ben Harper on "Rockin' in the Free World." Other highlights of the three-day festival included Harper's performances as a headliner on Friday night and as a Kidzapalooza surprise guest on Sunday afternoon, where he played "Steal My Kisses" before a crowd of dancing toddlers. Daft Punk's Friday headlining set from their perch in a gigantic pyramid came without Kanye West offering a live rendition of "Stronger," while British favorite Muse played a show on Saturday that was as loud as the stage lights were bright, mixing in crowd favorite "Time Is Running Out" with a cover of "Feeling Good." Click here for complete coverage and backstage videos and visit RollingStone.com/festivals for more festival coverage.
SPOKEPERSON DEBUNKS BRIAN WILSON/PAUL MCCARTNEY DUET RUMORA representative for Brian Wilson sets the record straight regarding the rumor that Paul McCartney will join Brian Wilson onstage at London's Royal Festival Hall to perform a track from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: "There has never even been a discussion about Paul and Brian performing together . . . Brian has been working hard on his commissioned piece and is teaching his amazing band along with the Stockholm Strings 'n Horns the parts." Click here for more on the original rumor, and visit RollingStone.com/paulmccartney for more Paul McCartney.
LEE HAZLEWOOD, WRITER OF "THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR WALKIN'," DIES AT AGE 78Lee Hazlewood, the singer-songwriter who penned Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made for Walkin'," and went on to become a cult favorite recording artist in his later years, died this weekend. He was 78. Hazlewood also produced for Gram Parsons and Duane Eddy and is survived by his third wife and three children. Click here for more on this story.
THE POLICE, SMASHING PUMPKINS, WU-TANG CLAN AND MORE PLAY U.S. VIRGIN FESTIVALThe Police headlined the first night of the second-ever U.S. Virgin Festival in Baltimore this weekend, playing a set drawing on older songs with slightly modified arrangements -- not unlike the rest of their current reunion tour. Sunday closed out with an electrifying set from the Smashing Pumpkins, including Billy Corgan's interpretation of "The Star-Spangled Banner" and classic Pumpkins tunes like "Tonight, Tonight." Other highlights included Sunday's Wu-Tang Clan set, which Virgin founder Richard Branson made sure not to miss, and Beastie Boys' dance-inducing Saturday performance. Click here for complete coverage, and visit RollingStone.com/festivals for complete festival coverage.
ROBERT PLANT TO COLLABORATE WITH ALISON KRAUSSAfter reportedly laughing off Led Zeppelin reunion rumors, Robert Plant has announced he has recorded an album with bluegrass songstress Alison Krauss. The album, called Raising Sand, will arrive in stores October 23 and includes songwriters ranging from Tom Waits to Phil and Don Everly. Click here for more on this story, and visit RollingStone.com/ledzeppelin for more Led Zeppelin.
For more of the latest music news - including the results from the latest Rock List - visit RollingStone.com.
TODAY'S PICKS
DAILY TRACK: Korn - "I Will Protect You" Strength is not always in numbers, but Korn - down to three members after losing guitarist Brian "Head" Welch (to religion) and drummer David Silveria (officially on "hiatus") - sound wounded and diminished now. Only in the closing fury of "I Will Protect You" do Korn come alive here with the stuttering ferocity of their prime. Click here for more on Korn's latest album.
DAILY VIDEO: Lollapalooza: Backstage With Silverchair and Interpol
DAILY REVIEW: Velvet Revolver - Libertad Velvet Revolver are an impressive act of defiance: a band of old-school bad boys from twentieth-century megagroups who make a rocket-guitar racket that is more compelling than most current woe-is-me punk and emo. The blitz in "Let It Roll," "Get Out the Door" and "Pills, Demons & Etc." may be second nature to guys who did time in Guns n' Roses and Stone Temple Pilots, but there is plenty of thrill in the fuzz-lined hard-rubber bends of Slash's guitar breaks and the way bassist Duff McKagan keeps time, like a cop swinging a billy club. Click here for more on Velvet Revolver's latest album.
ARTIST OF THE DAY: PEARL JAM
The complete ROLLINGSTONE.COM archive includes videos, photos, interviews, reviews, and more.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Geri Halliwell of the Spice Girls, 34
Vinnie Vincent, 55
TODAY'S ROCK ON TV (ALL TIMES EST)
NBC
11:35pm - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: MIMS
12:35am - Late Night with Conan O'Brien: SHINY TOY GUNS
1:35am - Last Call with Carson Daly: JAMES MORRISON
CBS
11:35pm - The Late Show with David Letterman: MUTE MATH
12:35am - The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson: AUGIE MARCH
ABC
12:05am - Jimmy Kimmel Live: MAROON 5
Monday August 6, 2007
TODAY'S TOP ROCK HEADLINES
PEARL JAM, BEN HARPER, DAFT PUNK ROCK LOLLAPALOOZAPearl Jam closed out Lollapalooza's third year in Chicago on Sunday with a two-hour career-spanning set that included "Corduroy," "Do the Evolution," "Rearviewmirror" and "World Wide Suicide," as well as an encore duet with Ben Harper on "Rockin' in the Free World." Other highlights of the three-day festival included Harper's performances as a headliner on Friday night and as a Kidzapalooza surprise guest on Sunday afternoon, where he played "Steal My Kisses" before a crowd of dancing toddlers. Daft Punk's Friday headlining set from their perch in a gigantic pyramid came without Kanye West offering a live rendition of "Stronger," while British favorite Muse played a show on Saturday that was as loud as the stage lights were bright, mixing in crowd favorite "Time Is Running Out" with a cover of "Feeling Good." Click here for complete coverage and backstage videos and visit RollingStone.com/festivals for more festival coverage.
SPOKEPERSON DEBUNKS BRIAN WILSON/PAUL MCCARTNEY DUET RUMORA representative for Brian Wilson sets the record straight regarding the rumor that Paul McCartney will join Brian Wilson onstage at London's Royal Festival Hall to perform a track from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: "There has never even been a discussion about Paul and Brian performing together . . . Brian has been working hard on his commissioned piece and is teaching his amazing band along with the Stockholm Strings 'n Horns the parts." Click here for more on the original rumor, and visit RollingStone.com/paulmccartney for more Paul McCartney.
LEE HAZLEWOOD, WRITER OF "THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR WALKIN'," DIES AT AGE 78Lee Hazlewood, the singer-songwriter who penned Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made for Walkin'," and went on to become a cult favorite recording artist in his later years, died this weekend. He was 78. Hazlewood also produced for Gram Parsons and Duane Eddy and is survived by his third wife and three children. Click here for more on this story.
THE POLICE, SMASHING PUMPKINS, WU-TANG CLAN AND MORE PLAY U.S. VIRGIN FESTIVALThe Police headlined the first night of the second-ever U.S. Virgin Festival in Baltimore this weekend, playing a set drawing on older songs with slightly modified arrangements -- not unlike the rest of their current reunion tour. Sunday closed out with an electrifying set from the Smashing Pumpkins, including Billy Corgan's interpretation of "The Star-Spangled Banner" and classic Pumpkins tunes like "Tonight, Tonight." Other highlights included Sunday's Wu-Tang Clan set, which Virgin founder Richard Branson made sure not to miss, and Beastie Boys' dance-inducing Saturday performance. Click here for complete coverage, and visit RollingStone.com/festivals for complete festival coverage.
ROBERT PLANT TO COLLABORATE WITH ALISON KRAUSSAfter reportedly laughing off Led Zeppelin reunion rumors, Robert Plant has announced he has recorded an album with bluegrass songstress Alison Krauss. The album, called Raising Sand, will arrive in stores October 23 and includes songwriters ranging from Tom Waits to Phil and Don Everly. Click here for more on this story, and visit RollingStone.com/ledzeppelin for more Led Zeppelin.
For more of the latest music news - including the results from the latest Rock List - visit RollingStone.com.
TODAY'S PICKS
DAILY TRACK: Korn - "I Will Protect You" Strength is not always in numbers, but Korn - down to three members after losing guitarist Brian "Head" Welch (to religion) and drummer David Silveria (officially on "hiatus") - sound wounded and diminished now. Only in the closing fury of "I Will Protect You" do Korn come alive here with the stuttering ferocity of their prime. Click here for more on Korn's latest album.
DAILY VIDEO: Lollapalooza: Backstage With Silverchair and Interpol
DAILY REVIEW: Velvet Revolver - Libertad Velvet Revolver are an impressive act of defiance: a band of old-school bad boys from twentieth-century megagroups who make a rocket-guitar racket that is more compelling than most current woe-is-me punk and emo. The blitz in "Let It Roll," "Get Out the Door" and "Pills, Demons & Etc." may be second nature to guys who did time in Guns n' Roses and Stone Temple Pilots, but there is plenty of thrill in the fuzz-lined hard-rubber bends of Slash's guitar breaks and the way bassist Duff McKagan keeps time, like a cop swinging a billy club. Click here for more on Velvet Revolver's latest album.
ARTIST OF THE DAY: PEARL JAM
The complete ROLLINGSTONE.COM archive includes videos, photos, interviews, reviews, and more.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Geri Halliwell of the Spice Girls, 34
Vinnie Vincent, 55
TODAY'S ROCK ON TV (ALL TIMES EST)
NBC
11:35pm - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: MIMS
12:35am - Late Night with Conan O'Brien: SHINY TOY GUNS
1:35am - Last Call with Carson Daly: JAMES MORRISON
CBS
11:35pm - The Late Show with David Letterman: MUTE MATH
12:35am - The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson: AUGIE MARCH
ABC
12:05am - Jimmy Kimmel Live: MAROON 5
GREEN LEMON ROCKS OKLAHOMA..... AGAIN!!!
OKC and Tulsa Shows this Weekend!
We'll be coming home this weekend for our first OKC show since the Christmas show and our first Cain's Ballroom show in over a year.
We're stoked to be coming back because there's no better place to play than in Oklahoma with all our old friends and the best fans on the planet!
On Friday night, 8-10 we'll be performing in OKC at Bricktown Ballroom. It's our White Night II show, so be sure to wear white and get there early. The first 100 people through the door wearing a white shirt will receive a free live sampler CD.
If you were at the first White Night show in 2005, you know how sick the energy was at that show. If you weren't there, check out the video on our MySpace page for a little appetizer. Come out to White Night II and become a part of Green Lemon history!
It's going to be an early show since Bricktown has an early curfew, so don't be late. Doors open at 8:00pm. Edmond band So Far Good will take the stage at 8:30pm and Green Lemon goes on at 9:30pm. The Bricktown Ballroom is located at 103 Flaming Lips Alley. Purchase advance tickets at Flatire Burgers in Edmond or online at OKCTickets.com. Tickets also available at the door while they last.
The party incarnate will roll up to Tulsa for a show at Cain's Ballroom on Sunday, 8-12. We had a great time at DFest and we're looking forward to getting back to T-town. The Tulsa peeps always kick our performance into high gear and make for a great show, so come out and be a part of it. This is also an early show, starting at 8:00pm.
Cain's Ballroom is located at 423 N. Main Street. Purchase advance tickets in person at Starship Records & Tapes, Reasor's Customer Service, Tan & Tone America in OKC or at the Cain's Ballroom box office. Purchase online at gettix.net or by phone at 866-443-8849.
Leave us a comment at www.myspace.com/greenlemon
www.greenlemonband.com
We'll be coming home this weekend for our first OKC show since the Christmas show and our first Cain's Ballroom show in over a year.
We're stoked to be coming back because there's no better place to play than in Oklahoma with all our old friends and the best fans on the planet!
On Friday night, 8-10 we'll be performing in OKC at Bricktown Ballroom. It's our White Night II show, so be sure to wear white and get there early. The first 100 people through the door wearing a white shirt will receive a free live sampler CD.
If you were at the first White Night show in 2005, you know how sick the energy was at that show. If you weren't there, check out the video on our MySpace page for a little appetizer. Come out to White Night II and become a part of Green Lemon history!
It's going to be an early show since Bricktown has an early curfew, so don't be late. Doors open at 8:00pm. Edmond band So Far Good will take the stage at 8:30pm and Green Lemon goes on at 9:30pm. The Bricktown Ballroom is located at 103 Flaming Lips Alley. Purchase advance tickets at Flatire Burgers in Edmond or online at OKCTickets.com. Tickets also available at the door while they last.
The party incarnate will roll up to Tulsa for a show at Cain's Ballroom on Sunday, 8-12. We had a great time at DFest and we're looking forward to getting back to T-town. The Tulsa peeps always kick our performance into high gear and make for a great show, so come out and be a part of it. This is also an early show, starting at 8:00pm.
Cain's Ballroom is located at 423 N. Main Street. Purchase advance tickets in person at Starship Records & Tapes, Reasor's Customer Service, Tan & Tone America in OKC or at the Cain's Ballroom box office. Purchase online at gettix.net or by phone at 866-443-8849.
Leave us a comment at www.myspace.com/greenlemon
www.greenlemonband.com
Oklahoma native Jon Wolfe has signed a record deal with Midas Records Nashville
NEWS FROM JON WOLFE!!!!
August 2007
Latest News
Jon signs with Midas Records Nashville!!
Jon Wolfe's 2nd Annual "Sun Yer' Buns" Country Cruise!!
Shows in Las Vegas, NV!! During National Rodeo Finals
Jon Wolfe Signs with Midas Records Nashville
Oklahoma native Jon Wolfe has signed a record deal with Midas Records Nashville. The traditional Country singer was born and raised in Tulsa and raised in Miami, Okllahoma a small town of 13,000 residents. "I can always remember my sister singing and my dad playing bass in the church choir. I didn't know it at the time, but listening to them laid the foundation for my music interest," Wolfe said. "i'm excited to be with Midas and the incredible team they have. They have a strong sense and a great foundation as a label," he added.
"We are extremely proud to welcome Jon to the Midas Records family," Midas Records' Brad Allen stated. "We see Jon's vocal passion and musical honesty carrying the torch of traditional Country music for many years to come at Midas," he added. Wolfe has toured extensively having performed over 100 shows last year.
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Well folks it's been quite some time since you last heard what was going on with Jon Wolfe and the progress he is making!! Jon has been off the road for almost a year now living in Nashville. He signed a recording contract with Midas Records Nashville in February. Since his signing Jon has been busy writing and searching songs for his new Album. Currently Jon is in the studio recording his much anticipated debut album on Midas Records!!
Upcoming Gigs
12/09/07, Las Vegas, NV South Point Hotel and Casino
12/10/07, Las Vegas, NV South Point Hotel and Casino
12/11/07, Las Vegas, NV South Point Hotel and Casino
1/07/08, Galveston, TX "Sun Yer Buns Country Cruise"
1/08/08, Day at Sea, "Sun Yer Buns Country Cruise"
1/09/08, Progresso, Mexico "Sun Yer Buns Country Cruise"
1/10/08, Cozumel, Mexico "Sun Yer Buns Country Cruise"
1/11/08, Day at Sea, "Sun Yer Buns Country Cruise"
1/12/08, Galveston, TX "Sun Yer Buns Country Cruise"
JON WOLFE'S 2ND ANNUAL "SUN YER BUN'S COUNTRY CRUISE"
With Special Guest THE JOHN EVANS BAND
January 7th-12th 2008
Enjoy 6 days and 5 nights of Caribbean excitement with Jon Wolfe and John Evans on Carnival Cruise Line's "Ecstasy"!! Only those booked through Vickie's Travel will be allowed in all private functions!!
Ports of call are Progresso, Mexico and Cozumel, Mexico!!
Pricing is as follows for 2 people in the cabin with all port charges and government fees/ taxes included:
Inside Cabin -- $1,050
Oceanview Cabin -- $1,050
Be sure to reserve your room on the ship today, there is only limited availability!! You must have a U.S. passport, or receipt of purchase for a passport, to be allowed on the ship!!
Space is going fast so call Vickie's Travel to reserve your cabin today!!
713-941-2520 or 866-941-2520
JON WOLFE STARTS RECORDING HIS DEBUT ALBUM ON MIDAS RECORDS
Recently Jon began recording his debut album in Nashville, Tennessee at the world famous Sound Kitchen!!
JON WOLFE'S MYSPACE PAGE
Make sure to check out Jon's Myspace page and add him as one of your friends!! You can find this at myspace.com/jonwolfecountry!!
You can get a preview of some of the new songs that will be on the upcoming album!! Also check for news and other exciting stuff coming in the near future!!
THANKS FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT!! WE WILL BE KEEPING YOU UPDATED ON EVERYTHING THAT IS GOING ON!!
Jon Wolfe
Saturday, August 4, 2007
No Justice
No Justice
Sat
08/04/07
Oklahoma City, OK
Wormy Dog Saloon
Thu
08/09/07
San Antonio, TX
Rolling Oaks Sports Bar
Fri
08/10/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Sat
08/11/07
Shreveport, LA
Sharpie's
Thu
08/23/07
Webster, TX
Big Texas Dance Hall & Saloon
Fri
08/24/07
Austin, TX
Stubb's Bar-B-Q
Fri
08/31/07
Wichita Falls, TX
Crazy Horse Saloon
Sat
09/01/07
Dover, OK
Dover Dove Hunt
appearing with The Black Crowes
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
appearing with "Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
No Justice
Fri
09/07/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
Sat
09/08/07
Goliad, TX
Schroeder Hall
Thu
09/13/07
San Marcos, TX
Cheatham Street Warehouse
Sat
09/15/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Wed
09/26/07
Houston, TX
Pub Fiction
Fri
09/28/07
Stephenville, TX
City Limits
Sat
09/29/07
Rosenberg, TX
Fort Bend County Fair
Thu
10/04/07
Lubbock, TX
Blue Light Live
Fri
10/05/07
Amarillo, TX
Hoot's Pub
Sat
10/06/07
Coleman, TX
Coleman Rodeo Grounds
Fri
10/12/07
Manhattan, KS
Longhorn Bar & Grill
Sat
10/13/07
Lincoln, NE
Coyote Willy's
Sat
10/20/07
Vernon, TX
Cotton Boll
Fri
10/26/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Fri
11/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
The Horseman Club
Fri
11/09/07
McKinney, TX
Hank's
Sat
11/10/07
Weatherford, OK
JC Cowboys
Sat
12/01/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Sat
08/04/07
Oklahoma City, OK
Wormy Dog Saloon
Thu
08/09/07
San Antonio, TX
Rolling Oaks Sports Bar
Fri
08/10/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Sat
08/11/07
Shreveport, LA
Sharpie's
Thu
08/23/07
Webster, TX
Big Texas Dance Hall & Saloon
Fri
08/24/07
Austin, TX
Stubb's Bar-B-Q
Fri
08/31/07
Wichita Falls, TX
Crazy Horse Saloon
Sat
09/01/07
Dover, OK
Dover Dove Hunt
appearing with The Black Crowes
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
appearing with "Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
No Justice
Fri
09/07/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
Sat
09/08/07
Goliad, TX
Schroeder Hall
Thu
09/13/07
San Marcos, TX
Cheatham Street Warehouse
Sat
09/15/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Wed
09/26/07
Houston, TX
Pub Fiction
Fri
09/28/07
Stephenville, TX
City Limits
Sat
09/29/07
Rosenberg, TX
Fort Bend County Fair
Thu
10/04/07
Lubbock, TX
Blue Light Live
Fri
10/05/07
Amarillo, TX
Hoot's Pub
Sat
10/06/07
Coleman, TX
Coleman Rodeo Grounds
Fri
10/12/07
Manhattan, KS
Longhorn Bar & Grill
Sat
10/13/07
Lincoln, NE
Coyote Willy's
Sat
10/20/07
Vernon, TX
Cotton Boll
Fri
10/26/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Fri
11/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
The Horseman Club
Fri
11/09/07
McKinney, TX
Hank's
Sat
11/10/07
Weatherford, OK
JC Cowboys
Sat
12/01/07
Houston, TX
Armadillo Palace
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Sat
08/04/07
Hailey, ID
The Mint
Sun
08/05/07
Bozeman, MT
Lindley Park
Mon
08/06/07
Seattle, WA
Tractor Tavern
Wed
08/08/07
Big Sky, MT
Meadow Village Pavilion
Thu
08/09/07
Boise, ID
Shorty's
Fri
08/10/07
Challis, ID
Challis Community Stage
Thu
08/16/07
Hays, KS
Ellis County Fairgrounds
Fri
08/17/07
Oswego, KS
LaBette County Fair
Sat
08/18/07
Athens, TX
Wildhorse Rodeo
Fri
08/24/07
Ozark, MO
Price Cutter Park
Sat
08/25/07
Waco, TX
Margarita & Salsa Festival
Fri
08/31/07
College Station, TX
Wolf Pen Creek Amph.
Sat
09/01/07
Boerne, TX
Kendall County Fair
appearing with The Black Crowes
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
appearing with Chris Knight
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Red Dirt Round Up
"Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Thu
09/06/07
Fayetteville, AR
George's Majestic Lounge
appearing with The Black Crowes
Fri
09/07/07
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Thu
09/13/07
Corpus Christi, TX
Brewster Street Ice House
appearing with "Austin City Limits Music Festival"
Sat
09/15/07
Austin, TX
Zilker Park
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Tue
09/18/07
Albuquerque, NM
Tingley Col.@New Mexico State Fair
Wed
09/19/07
Fort Collins, CO
Aggie Theatre
Thu
09/20/07
Englewood, CO
Gothic Theatre
Fri
09/21/07
Colorado Springs, CO
Arnold Hall Theatre
Sat
09/22/07
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock Music Festival
Fri
09/28/07
Nashville, TN
Opryland USA
Sat
09/29/07
Poplar Bluff, MO
Black River Coliseum
Sat
10/06/07
Kansas City, MO
American Royal BBQ. Contest
Fri
10/12/07
Tulsa, OK
Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino
Sat
10/13/07
Canyon, TX
West Texas A&M University
Sun
10/14/07
La Marque, TX
Gulf Greyhound Park
Sat
10/20/07
Houston, TX
Ziegenbock Music Festival
Fri
11/09/07
Shreveport, LA
Louisiana State Fair
Sat
08/04/07
Hailey, ID
The Mint
Sun
08/05/07
Bozeman, MT
Lindley Park
Mon
08/06/07
Seattle, WA
Tractor Tavern
Wed
08/08/07
Big Sky, MT
Meadow Village Pavilion
Thu
08/09/07
Boise, ID
Shorty's
Fri
08/10/07
Challis, ID
Challis Community Stage
Thu
08/16/07
Hays, KS
Ellis County Fairgrounds
Fri
08/17/07
Oswego, KS
LaBette County Fair
Sat
08/18/07
Athens, TX
Wildhorse Rodeo
Fri
08/24/07
Ozark, MO
Price Cutter Park
Sat
08/25/07
Waco, TX
Margarita & Salsa Festival
Fri
08/31/07
College Station, TX
Wolf Pen Creek Amph.
Sat
09/01/07
Boerne, TX
Kendall County Fair
appearing with The Black Crowes
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Billy Bob's Texas
appearing with Chris Knight
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Red Dirt Round Up
"Cross Canadian Ragweed's Red Dirt Roundup"
Sun
09/02/07
Fort Worth, TX
Stockyards Park
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Thu
09/06/07
Fayetteville, AR
George's Majestic Lounge
appearing with The Black Crowes
Fri
09/07/07
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Thu
09/13/07
Corpus Christi, TX
Brewster Street Ice House
appearing with "Austin City Limits Music Festival"
Sat
09/15/07
Austin, TX
Zilker Park
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Tue
09/18/07
Albuquerque, NM
Tingley Col.@New Mexico State Fair
Wed
09/19/07
Fort Collins, CO
Aggie Theatre
Thu
09/20/07
Englewood, CO
Gothic Theatre
Fri
09/21/07
Colorado Springs, CO
Arnold Hall Theatre
Sat
09/22/07
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock Music Festival
Fri
09/28/07
Nashville, TN
Opryland USA
Sat
09/29/07
Poplar Bluff, MO
Black River Coliseum
Sat
10/06/07
Kansas City, MO
American Royal BBQ. Contest
Fri
10/12/07
Tulsa, OK
Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino
Sat
10/13/07
Canyon, TX
West Texas A&M University
Sun
10/14/07
La Marque, TX
Gulf Greyhound Park
Sat
10/20/07
Houston, TX
Ziegenbock Music Festival
Fri
11/09/07
Shreveport, LA
Louisiana State Fair
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