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Rt of Entertainment. Desert Sky Pavilion, 8 P.M For the week of Sept 24-30 The Lumberjack Happenings ------------ the review Poster Children’s sophisticated lyrfcs. The lay­ which may explain why it ered guitar and bass add stands out as much as it does. J p c o m i n g depth to the songs and make Although the whole album CONCERTS RTFM them interesting and exciting is good, some spots are The latest release by the Il­ to listen to. brighter than others. "King Of Aerosmith: Desert Sky Pa­ linois band, Poster Children is The strongest song on the The Hill." This song is the vilion, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 14. quite easily the bands best album, "Afterglow" has a most catchy song on the al­ Blur: Electric Ballroom, 8 bum. The hook and break work to date. strong driving beat accompa­ p.m. Oct. 6. RTFM, an acronym for read nied bv a subtle melody and laden song bounces in your James Brown: Orpheum the frigging manual, pounds some very strong vocals. "Af­ head for about an hour after Theater (Phoenix), Oct. 12. out song after song, each full terglow" is less poppy sound­ you turn the CD off. Call for showtime. ing than the rest of the album of thick, poppy rhythms and Jeffrey Bell/Happenings Jimmy Buffett Sc The Coral Reefer Band: Desert Sky Pavilion, 8 p.m., OcL 21. t h e lists Faith No More: Electric Ballroom, p.m. Oct. 4 Fleetwood Mac: Desen Sky Sun. - Flagstaff Academy of Pavilion, 8 p.m. Oct.22. ars & Bands Music Benefit Jars of Clay: Union Hall, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Monsoons Kicking Harold: Electric Sat. - The Hammer Smith Ballroom, Friday. Call for ( aniptis Coffee Bean Band 22 E. Route 66 774-7929 showtime. Patti LaBelle: Celebrity 1800 S Milton Road 556-0660 Mon. - Tommy Dukes Wed. - Delta Blues Theater, 8 p.m. Oct. 29. Wed. - Jon Fisher Fri. - Skrog Love Spit Love: Electric B o o k m a n 's Thurs. - Geron Decker Sat. - Lloyd Trip & Three Ton Ballroom, 9 p.m. Oct. 25. O Fun Sat. - Yarrow 1* 1 a j* staff Brtwiuw Co. Man or Astro-Man? 1520 S. Riordan Ranch 774-0005 Sun. - Onus B. Johnson Boston’s, Oct. 21. Call for Sun. - Geron Decker 16 E. Route 66 773-1442 Fri. - Bob Nicosia showtime. Tue. - Jon Fisher Sal. - The Buzzard Brothers Thurs. - Nick ‘N’ Time Monte Vista Lounge Misfits with Sick of It AH Sun. - Daniel White Eagle Fri. & Sat. - Joe Meyers and H20; Electric Ball­ C b a r k 's 100 N. San Fransisco St. 774-2403 room, 8 p.m. Oct. 29. Thurs. - Hillbilly Soul Surfers Monkees: Arizona State C abo C antina 23 N. Leroux 779-1919 Main Street Bar & Grill Fair, Veterens Memorial Fri. & Sat. - Isabella Starfudge Wed. - Johnny Mac & friends 14 S. San Fransisco St. 774-1519 Coliseum, 7 p.m. Oct. 21. I t9W. Phoenix Ave. 774-8078 Sun. - Samba MxPx with Plinko: Electric Thurs. - Samba Quartet Thurs. - Steve Reynolds Ballroom, Oct 5. Call for Thurs. - Bang Fri. - Slim Dunlap Acoustic Fri. & Sat. - Brandan of “The Museum Club showtime. Oct. 4 - Jimmy £at World Experience In bet weens” Poster Children: Holly­ 3404 E. Route 66 526-9434 wood Alley, 8 p.m. Saturday. Debbie Reynolds: The Wed. - Sat. - Dark Horse Sundome, Sun City West, 8 p.m. Oct. 10. Santana with Rusted Root: rt of Entertainment. Desert Sky Pavilion, 8 p.m. Thursday. Sneaker Pimps with Maaie Curtain Theatrikos Junkster: Hayden Square Amphitheatre, 7:30 p.m. 2222 E Cedar Ave. 774-0336 NAU campus W. Cherry St. 774-1*62 Oct 13. ‘“Frankenstein’ „ Shadow B o^^B ^hues “Summer Jam 97” with The first show of the season, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Ari/mia- i IteaterW orks “Winnie The Pooh” will open and runs through Oct, IS at Mary J. Blige and Dru Hill: in November. Clifford E Whfcp Desert Sky Pavilion, Oct. 5. 120 N. Leroux St 774-7555 Call for showtime. “Starting Here, Starting Now” Superchunk with Rock-A- Through Oct 12. Teens: Hollywood Alley, 8 p.m. Oct. 7. Randy Travis: Arizona State Fair, Vetems Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m Oct.20. onceming Campus 311 with Fishbone: Desert Sky Pavilion, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. r 1 " Bryan White and Patty Loveless: Arizona State Fair, O ld Main <iralkrv Richard F. Beasle\ Art Sun Entertainmant Museum Veterens Memorial Coli­ KAli Campus 523-3471 NAU Campus 523-5638 seum, 7 p.m. Oct. 16. NAU Campus 523-3549 “Weird AT Yankovk: Ari­ zona State Fair. Veterens Exhibit: “Renaissance Series" Unavailable at presstime. 523-3229 paintings by Agnese Udinotti, Exhibit: “Colors and Image/ Memorial Coliseum. 7 p.m. National exliibit of prints Oct. 19. Zion Hiking Trip Fri. - Sun. T h e Immigrant: Our common Ancestor* m i ceramic* by Ellen ***** « artists Tibbens Through Nov. 2..
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