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1 PLANNER PROJECT 2016 ... WOMEN OF ENTERTAINMENT SECTION / FEATURED MUSIC ENTRIES / 1 ODD GIRL OUT 1991 / ( ) 5/17 Under the banner ‘Undercurrents ‘91,’ area clubs Babylon A Go-Go; Biggie’s Crooked River Saloon; Empire; Peabody’s DownUnder; Richie’s River Club; & Splash showcase 57 area bands today and tomorrow including Odd Girl Out (Anne DeChant, Victoria Fliegel, Alexis Antes); Beatnik Termites; Naked Truth; Max Panic; Indian Rope Burn; American Front; Outta the Blue; the Clarks; the Earl Rays; & Chris Lake, 1991 9/15 After watching coach Bill Belichick’s Cleveland Browns (2-1), beat the Cincinnati Bengals, 14-13, before 78,269 at the Stadium on Matt Stover’s 4 field goals, the last a 45-yarder with 4 seconds left capping a 60-yard drive by QB Bernie Kosar; Odd Girl Out opens for America at the Agora Theatre (loge seats $16) - (Jane Scott reports America invited Odd Girl Out to join its encore ‘A Horse with No Name’), 1991 ANN E. DECHANT 1996 / ( ) 3/3 Last night, it was Anne E. DeChant sharing the stage with Third Wish (Tara Marie O’Malley, Dan Heberlein, Jerry Buescher), at the Last Drop on S. Taylor; tomorrow, rocking the Odeon for free, Michael Stanley offers a five-song sample of his 15th LP ‘Coming Up for Air,’ with Mike Belkin, and Bill Szymczyk among the attendees, 1996 6/15 Following Kim Pensyl at Wilbert’s the 14th, Cain Park offers Johnny, & June Cash, Rosey, & John Carter Cash tomorrow; Anne E. DeChant, & Livingston Taylor the 22nd; & the Everly Brothers Aug. 20th; as the Tubes play the Odeon the 23rd; 1996 FOR ALEXIS ANTES 1981 / ( ) 10/5 After Alice Cooper rocks the Akron Agora tomorrow with Charlie Weiner ($8.50), as Baby Sirloin plays Peabody’s; on the 7th, it’s Scott Antes at Red Horse Hollow, 1981 SISTERS IN SONG / BECKY BOYD 1981-2016 / ( ) 10/4 After cruising to the 2nd Pop Shop CLE Magazine benefit to see the Jazz Destroyers, Pony Boys, Easter Monkeys, the Dissidents, Joey & the Radisheads, & the Flexi- Digits on the 2nd; seeing Slick with Becky Boyd at Peabody’s on the 3rd; and joining Dick Goddard today at Vermillion’s Woollybear Festival; the Agora features Mink Deville tomorrow ($5.50), and the Nighthawks, with the Eves on the 6th ($4), 1981 5/15 While Cheers Outback Tavern hosts Rich Reising last night; Becky Boyd, & Dan Hrdlicka play Around the Corner; as Mary Martin plays Derby & Flask the 16th, 1991 5/26 As Wilbert’s Bar & Grille on W. 9th hosts the Cleveland Women of Blues Showcase with Mary Martin & her band, Becky Boyd, Theresa Capuano, & Laura Rossilli ($5); returning after 13 years with original members Dennis DeYoung, Chuck Panozzo, Tommy Shaw, & James Young; Styx rocks Blossom with Kansas ($14-25-$32.75), 1996 8/16 After last night’s ‘The Bad Boys of Blues and Friends,’ CD release party at Savannah Bar & Grille, with Jerome Freeman, Dave Morrision, Jim Dyson, Colin Dussault, & Becky Boyd; the 1st Cleveland Blues Festival at Berea Fairgrounds stars Sugar Blue, Keb’ Mo’, Latimore, Robt. Lockwood Jr., Clarence Carter, Travis Haddix, & Lavelle White, 1996 9/3 After cruising last night to Savannah Bar & Grille’s 12th Mojo Festival with Real Life with Becky Boyd, Blues DeVille & Laura Rossilli, Colin Dussault’s Blues Project, & a tribute to Tom Halloran with Dave Morrison, Danny Mangan, and Dussault; tomorrow, 3 Doors Down, Nickelback, and Seven Channels play Nautica ($27.50), 2001 2 1/20 After catching Becky Boyd & The Groove Train (Chris Hanna, Alfredo Guerreri, Jim Wall), the 8th; Grizzly the 9th; and Otis & the Shoreway Saints the 16th; Backtraxx plays Smedley’s on Lorain tonight; KTO the 22nd, & Madison Crawl the 23rd, 2016 3/5 After cruising to see Kristine Jackson and Becky Boyd last night at the Flat Iron Cafe; Tommy’s Place in Rocky River hosts guitar masters Pete Cavano, & Jeff Sherman, 2016 5/3 Cruising to the Parkview on W. 58th to dine on jambalaya; it’s Alan Greene tomorrow; Lonnie Reed the 18th; Hollywood Slim June 25th; the Numbers Band July 16th; Becky Boyd July 30; & the Blues Jam with Michael Bey & the Bad Boys on Wednesdays, 2016 5/14 After playing Trivs in Strongsville May 11th, the House of Blues May 12th, and the Catawba Island Club last night; you’ll find the smoky vocals of local artist Kristine Jackson tonight at The Harp, & May 21st at Bar 107 in Berea with Becky Boyd, 2016 12/16 After cruising with Jensen Lewis on WTAM/AM1100 from 3-6 p.m.; Becky Boyd and daughter Claudia Miller rule the Beer Cellar at the Great Lakes Brewing Co., 2016 RACHAEL BROWN 2011-2016 / ( ) 1/7 Dining on a $9 BBQ plate at the Water Street Tavern in Kent; Rachel Brown Wearsch & the Beatnik Playboys (Bill Watson, Roy King, David Huddleston), played last night; it’s the 80’s Band tonight; Colin John the 15th; and Weniger & Simon the 21st, 2011 9/1 Cruisin’ to Put-in-Bay today to see Bob Gatewood & Calabash at the Round House; tomorrow, as Mike ‘Mad Dog’ Adams plays the Round House with Up Next; at G.A.R. Hall in Geneva, you’ll find ‘Sisters in Song’ Becky Boyd, Kristine Jackson, Rachel Brown, and Emma Shook offering 3-part harmony with serious violin, 2016 10/27 At the Music Box Supper Club tonight, Rachel Brown joins Nashville star Brandy Clark (Chuck Yarborough notes, “Brown has the best voice in local music”- $15), 2016 11/13 Beachland hosts a tribute to Robert & Jack Kidney, & Terry Hynde (Numbers Band), with a Tiny Alice reunion, Tony Maimone w/Scott Krauss, Albert Dennis, Joe Tomino & Bim Thomas, Chris Butler, Harvey Gold, Alex Bevan, Carlos Jones, Michael Stacey, Bill Lestock, Jim Ballard, Rachel Brown, Jon Mosey, & MC Charlie Wiener ($20), 2016 KRISTINE JACKSON 2006-2016 / ( ) 4/8 Elan opens, as UB40 brings some ‘Red, Red, Wine’ reggae to the House of Blues ($27.50-$40); as the House of Swing on Mayfield presents Hollywood Slim tonight, Vibrogroove with Michelle Beight tomorrow, and Kristine Jackson the 10th, 2006 8/16 As the James Gang (Joe Walsh, Jim Fox, Dale Peters), hitting the road on a 17-date tour for the first time since the 1970’s, stops at Blossom ($35-$75); Fat Fish Blue hosts Robert Lockwood Jr. tonight, Kristine Jackson & Acoustically Blue tomorrow, 2006 3/5 After cruising to see Kristine Jackson and Becky Boyd last night at the Flat Iron Cafe; Tommy’s Place in Rocky River hosts guitar masters Pete Cavano, & Jeff Sherman, 2016 5/14 After playing Trivs in Strongsville May 11th, the House of Blues May 12th, and the Catawba Island Club last night; you’ll find the smoky vocals of local artist Kristine Jackson tonight at The Harp, & May 21st at Bar 107 in Berea with Becky Boyd, 2016 9/1 Cruisin’ to Put-in-Bay today to see Bob Gatewood & Calabash at the Round House; tomorrow, as Mike ‘Mad Dog’ Adams plays the Round House with Up Next; at G.A.R. Hall in Geneva, you’ll find ‘Sisters in Song’ Becky Boyd, Kristine Jackson, Rachel Brown, and Emma Shook offering 3-part harmony with serious violin, 2016 EMMA SHOOK 2016 / ( ) 6/1 After eating ribs on Walnut Wednesday at Billy Morris’ Smokin’ Rock n’ Roll food truck; tonight, Nighttown presents Margaret Brouwer’s Blue Streak Ensemble with 3 Emma Shook, Luke Rinderknecht, Robert Nicholson, and John Simmons ($10), 2016 SECTION / FELLOW LOCAL ARTISTS / 2 MARY BRIDGIT DAVIES 2006-2016 / ( ) 5/26 The 15th Great American Rib Cook-off rocks Tower City Amphitheater with Blues Traveler, Spin Doctors, & Alexa Ray Joel today; Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, Mary Bridget Davies Group, & Monica Robins/BFD Blues Band on Sat.; Rick Springfield, the Simpletons, and Tony Rio & Relentless Sun.; & Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Povertyneck Hillbillies, and the Whiskey Daredevils Monday ($6-$25), 2006 12/17 After cruising to see blues diva Mary Bridget Davies with Ryan Sudick at the Music Box on Nov. 25th ($20); tonight, it’s alt rock with 10,000 Maniacs ($40-$55), 2016 CHRISSIE HYNDE 1981-2016 / ( ) 8/21 After Chrissie Hynde & the Pretenders play Blossom last night ($10); buying ‘North Coast,’ Michael Stanley’s LP (Camelot Music-$6.49), & seeing the Isley Bros. at the Front Row tonight ($10.75); on Chuck & John, it’s ‘Godzilla vs. Smog Monster,’ 1981 11/27 “For 90 minutes, Akron wrapped its Rubber City arms around their favorite daughter, and for good reason,” writes the PD’s Chuck Yarborough, after Chrissie Hynde & the Pretenders (w/drummer Martin Chambers), rocked E. J. Thomas Hall last night w/ ‘Time Cat’ (new album ‘Alone’ produced by Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach- $37-$75), 2016 LYNN HANEY 1966-1976 / ( ) 1/22 While Americana A Go-Go offers dancing the watusi to the great Baskerville Hounds with ‘Space Rock Parts 1 and 2,’ (Larry Meese, Doug McCutcheon, Bill Emery, Dante Rossi, John Kirkpatrick); cruising to the show with ‘Sounds of Silence’ on WIXY in a ‘65 Mercury Montclair w/390 V8, 3-spd.; as Reeve Little and Lynn Haney play La Cave, the folk house presents Simon & Garfunkel for one show only at 9:15 p.m., 1966 12/17 Before leaving on a 6-month tour, local songwriter Lynn Haney plays Pickle Bill’s, 1976 MARY MARTIN 1991-1996 / ( ) 5/15 While Cheers Outback Tavern hosts Rich Reising last night; Becky Boyd & Dan Hrdlicka play Around the Corner; as Mary Martin plays Derby & Flask the 16th, 1991 5/26 As Wilbert’s Bar & Grille on W. 9th hosts the Cleveland Women of Blues Showcase with Mary Martin & her band, Becky Boyd, Theresa Capuano, & Laura Rossilli ($5); returning after 13 years with original members Dennis DeYoung, Chuck Panozzo, Tommy Shaw, & James Young; Styx rocks Blossom with Kansas ($14-25-$32.75), 1996 TRACEY MARIE 2011 / ( ) 12/3 At the Barking Spider, Denny Carleton plays tonight; Tracey Marie on the 7th, 2011 CINDY MACKAY 1981 / ( ) 1/17 Red Horse Hollow on Madison goes folk with Al Leatherwood, & Cindy MacKay, 1981 4/30 Red Horse Hollow’s ‘May Day Festival’ starts the 1st with Scott Jaeger, Dick Swain, Al Leatherwood, Al Bonnis, Jim Glover, Frank Thedford, Abby Linhart, & Dat Clown; followed by Ken Metz.
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