K k JANUARY 2014 KWOW HALL NOTES g VOL. 26 #1 H WOWHALL.ORGk cohesion comes from the brothers wields a powerful voice that can having spent the last two years on both stir and soothe, whether she the road with new full-time mem- is singing traditional gospel, ber Jano Rix, a drummer and ace- standards or her own heartfelt in-the-hole multi-instrumentalist, compositions. A gifted musician whereas they relied on session on both mandolin and drums, and musician- to fill out previ- a founding member of the roots ous . Jano’s additional band Ollabelle (with whom she harmonies give credence to the old has recorded three CDs), Helm has trope that while two family mem- also performed live with scores of bers often harmonize preternatu- notable musicians like Warren rally, it takes a third, non-related Haynes, , and singer for the sound to really shine. , and her distinctive The Muse marks another mile- voice can be heard on recordings stone for The Wood Brothers: it’s by artists ranging from Mercury the first full-length they’ve record- Rev to Marc Cohn. ed at Southern Ground Studios in Amy’s lengthy resume is high- Nashville. The choice of location lighted by many years of singing was practical, given Nashville’s and playing alongside her father, rich history and network of musi- with whom she conceived, cians, but also symbolic: The launched and perfected the Mid- Wood Brothers are now officially a night Rambles -- intimate perfor- Nashville-based band, with Oliver mances held since 2004 at his home having relocated in 2012, and Chris and studio in Woodstock, N.Y. recently following. It’s the first The musical chemistry, affection- Wood Brothers’ A’Muse’ment time the brothers have lived in the ate humor and family pride that On Thursday, February 6, the high-lonesome, harmony-driven er level of collaboration for The same city since they left their par- Amy shares with her father helped Center for the refrain of “When I die, I wanna be Wood Brothers, a newfound fra- ents’ nest; both are eager, along the Midnight Rambles evolve into Performing Arts and KLCC proud- sent back to try, try again.” ternal synchronicity that’s captured with Nashville local Jano, to a musical event that attracts fans ly welcome The Wood Brothers “Neon Tombstone” wasn’t the on their latest , The Muse. plumb the sense of collaboration and musicians from around the back to the WOW Hall with spe- first song that Chris, a founding Within the first few bars of opener they tapped into during the fateful world. She also co-produced cial guest . member of trio Medeski “Wastin’ My Mind”, which could “Neon Tombstone” writing ses- Levon’s 2007 CD , Chris Wood had a scrap of a Martin & Wood, and Oliver, for- pass for a lost cut from The Last sion. which won the Grammy for Best song — seemed like a chorus — merly ’s guitarist, had Waltz, it’s clear the brothers are Says Oliver, “This is the first Traditional Folk Album, and she is scribbled in a notebook. He played written — since 2006, they’d operating on a different plane than record that really feels like a band prominently featured on the Levon it for his older brother, Oliver, released three studio albums of when we last heard them, on record. It’s taken years for us to Helm Band’s and who’d had a verse lying around he Americana as The Wood Brothers. 2011’s Smoke Ring Halo. The really feel like we can collaborate, Ramble at the Ryman Grammy- didn’t know what to do with. The But it was the first one they’d writ- components are similar: the dialed- and I think this is the pinnacle of winning albums. two pieces, composed months ten like this. “This is how a song in vocal harmonies, Oliver’s gritty it so far.” Amy is poised to release her apart, one in urban and is supposed to come together,” acoustic , Chris’s virtuosic first solo album in the spring. the other deep in the Catskills, Oliver remembers thinking. “There upright bass, the warrior poet lyr- AMY HELM Tickets are $17 in advance, $20 dovetailed musically and lyrically: was some chance, some random- ics. But here there’s a glue — a The daughter of music legend at the door. Doors open at 7:00 the verse about a man regretting ness, to it.” yellowy carpenter’s glue, one imag- and singer/songwriter pm and is 8:00. Partial chasing unattainable women, the The experienceK marked a deep- ines — holding it all together. The Libby Titus Fagen, Amy Helm seating available. H k Another single from the LP, “”, fared similarly well, and the com- INSIDE THIS ISSUE bination pushed Fear to platinum sales. Oliver Mtukudzi H Hot Buttered Rum Three years later, Toad returned with Dulcinea, which generated a third Top 40 The Autumn Defense H HoneyDrops hit with the single “Fall Down”. Andreilien H Caravan of GLAM The group split in July 1998 while and the departed Glen Phillips launched a solo career. In 2010, officially reunited, Toad’s members Austin jenckes gathered to re-record new versions of Chance To Dance with Bindaas older hits for use in film and television, not owning the rights or making much H H money from the famous recorded versions of older material. Shortly after that, work was begun on brand-new material, result- ing in 2013’s , ’s first new studio album in over 16 years. “The fantastic record picks up where the band’s career left off in the late ’90s,”

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Nonprofit Organization Community Center for the Performing and recorded their debut LP, Bread and longing harmonies feel timeless, not nos- Arts and KRVM proudly welcome Toad Circus, in eight days at a cost of $650. talgic.” the Wet Sprocket with special guest The album eventually made its way to the Opening for and playing with Toad the Jonathan Kingham. offices of , Wet Sprocket during their 2014 West Named in honor of a sketch by the which signed Toad only after agreeing to Coast tour is Jonathan Kingham (who comedy troupe, Toad the the band’s request to reissue Bread and made his WOW Hall debut opening for Wet Sprocket became one of the most suc- Circus in its original form, without any Glen Phillips in 2008). The Nashville- cessful bands of the early alterations or remixes. based musician splits his time between ‘90s, boasting a contemporary folk-pop After years of persistent touring, Toad touring the country and writing, recording sound that wielded enough melody and the Wet Sprocket’s commercial break- and producing. R.E.M.-styled to straddle both the through came with 1991’s Fear, as the Tickets are $15 in advance, $30 at the and adult contemporary single “All I Want” -- quite nearly left off door. Doors open at 7:00 pm and show- markets. the album -- became a Top 20 hit. time is 8:00. H Singer Glen Phillips, guitarist Todd Nichols, bassist Dean Dinning and drum- “Glen Phillips of Toad the Wet Sprocket knows fans of the iconic 1990s band are mer formed the group in 1986 ready for a comeback. Numbers don’t lie. When the group announced plans to in their native Santa Barbara, California. record a new album through a Kickstarter fundraising campaign, the band’s followers RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Community Center for the Arts Performing 291 West 8th 97401 OR. Eugene, KAfter honing their sound in local bars, the pledged $260,000 (529% of its goal) to the cause”- Pollstar k WOW HALL NOTES Mtukudzi reflects. “I write what The Community Center for the Performing Arts is located in the Historic Woodmen of the World Hall (W.O.W. Hall), 291 W 8th, Eugene, I see around me. When I see Or 97401, (541)687-2746, [email protected], www.wowhall.org, Box office hours Mon-Fri Noon-6 PM. Printed monthly by Western something, I have something real Oregon Webpress, Circulation 3,800, General Support made possible by a grant from Lane Arts Council with support from City of to talk about. If there is some- Eugene Cultural Services Division, Copyright 2014 All rights reserved Notes Staff: Copy Editor & Advertising Representative - Bob Fennessy, Layout & Design - James Bateman CCPA Staff: Program Coordinator - Calyn Kelly, Membership Coordinator & Publicist thing to talk about, there’s some- - Bob Fennessy, Stage Manager - Selena Frame, Asst Stage Manager - Jason Schroeder, Office Managers - Donna Carbone, Ross thing to sing about, and there’s Shuber, Booking Asst - Katy Vizdal, Bookkeeper - Kimberly Johnson, Volunteer Coordinator & House Manager - Kayte McDonald, always something new to talk Volunteer Coordinator - Laura Farrelly, House Manager - Sam Harmon, Concessions Manager - Jessica Syverson, Angela Lees, Custodians - Richard A., Shawn Lynch Volunteer Staff: Zac Townsend, Dan Wathen, Art Gallery Director - Sam Harmon, CCPA Board about.” of Directors: Chair: Aaron Dietrich, Vice-Chair: Cayle Chisholm, Secretary: Sara Shmigelsky, Treasurer: Craig Lawrence; Members: Tuku’s latest album Sarawoga Sean Cannon, Mayo Finch, Mike Meyer, Michael Schulze (U.S. release: May 21, 2013) proves that the venerable artist still has plenty to say. With a career that spans the birth of his native Zimbabwe and the advent of both Afropop and the global love affair with African roots music, Tuku’s quicksilver guitar work, keen ear for melody, and evocative voice have earned him intense adulation at home. His organic, savvy mix of traditional ways, pan-African influences, and cosmopolitan pop forms became widely known as Tuku Music. It • WE has made Tuku a household name AL ’RE across Southern Africa, as well as OC VE L R Oliver Mtukudzi across Europe and North America, E WE’RE SA thanks in part to major releases of ’R T his work in the 1990s and 2000s. EUGENE’S I and The Black Spirits E BAGEL! L With five dozen albums under W E On Sunday, February 2, the also incorporates South Africa his belt, as well as an ongoing CCPA and KRVM’s Sounds mbaqanga, the energetic curiosity to explore other media Global proudly welcome Oliver Zimbabwean pop style jit, and the (film, theater) and work with Mtukudzi and The Black Spirits. traditional kateke drumming of young, aspiring artists, Tuku has Zimbabwean Oliver Mtukudzi his clan. kept his passion for musical cre- Downtown West Eugene is one of Africa’s musical giants. One of Tuku’s biggest fans is ativity, even after nearly five 810 Willamette 4089 W. 11th Oliver is a truly great guitarist, , who has not only decades of work. Still savoring 341-1335 868-1072 vocalist, performer and , called Tuku “a treasure,” and tours and life on the road, Tuku www.bagelsphere.com and he must be one of the few recorded a cover of “Hear Me says, “You get to a place and even people to have a beat named after Lord” but also credits Tuku as the if you’ve been waiting and travel- him:’tuku’! inspiration for the song “One ing, you find something else, Oliver Mtukudzi is gifted with Belief Away” on her album something fresh, there. It’s some- a deep and gusty voice plus a tal- Fundamental. thing new and it’s wonderful.” ent for writing songs that reflect Tuku (along with Angelique Now accompanied by a mixed on the daily life and struggles of Kidjo, Hugh Masekela and ensemble of young and veteran his people. ‘Tuku’ as he is Ladysmith Black Mambazo) is musicians, Tuku constantly known, began performing in 1977 one of the most successful African explores subtle new ways of draw- and has earned a devoted follow- recordings artists in North ing his listeners into greater ing across Africa and beyond, all America, having sold hundreds of thoughtfulness, of expressing the the while incorporating elements thousand of records on Putumayo, universal in life’s little things. of different musical traditions. A Heads Up/Telarc and Sheer “One of the songs on this member of Zimbabwe’s Kore Sound. Tuku is an alumni of album”—Tuku’s 61st—“is a wel- Kore tribe, he sings in the nation’s Acoustic Africa II (2011 edition) come song,” he says with a smile. dominant Shona language as well and a UNICEF Goodwill “It’s a song that welcomes every- as Ndebele and English. Ambassador for Eastern and body, including the oppressor, Tuku’s music is heavily influ- Southern Africa, focusing on because welcome has got no enced by a humanist chimurenga Young People’s Development and boundaries.” ethos, which, in turn, is inspired HIV and AIDS Prevention. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 by the hypnotic rhythms of the “My music and art come from at the door. Doors open at 6:30 mbira (thumb ). His music the everyday living I do,” pm and showtime is 7:00. H RReeaall MMuussiicc VVaarriieettyy Breakfast with The Blues Rock ‘n Rome Miles of Bluegrass Thursday Free 4 All In The Spotlight Indian Time Theme Park Rock en el Centro Tupelo Honey The Nightowl Women in Music 5 O’Clock World Music That Matters Zion Train Bump Skool Cosmik Debris Short Strange Trip Experimental Radio Live Archive Project Grooveland Ports of Call Hot Buttered Rum Always on On Friday, January 24, the Bay Area newgrass jam band range from blues, rock and Community Center for the Hot Buttered Rum has been jazz to Celtic and old-time Performing Arts and KRVM described as a rock band playing string band music from the proudly welcome Hot Buttered bluegrass instruments (the band Appalachians. Rum back to the WOW Hall. members themselves call what Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 Keeping Real This show was rescheduled from they do “high altitude California at the door. Doors open at 8:00 Variety in Music November 16. bluegrass”). Musical influences pm and showtime is 9:00. 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2 JANUARY 2014 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG The Autumn Defense. Though the outset of the band saw Stirratt handling the bulk of the songwrit- ing while Sansone lent his talents to production, the duo has steadily evolved into a partnership in both respects. From 2000’s debut LP The Green Hour to the critically laud- ed, salt-of-the-earth of 2003’s Circles, The Autumn Defense developed its late after- noon kickback sound like a fine CHECK OUT OUR NEW SITE: WOWHALL.ORG wine develops and deepens – with time. Once Around is a formi- dable tapestry of thoughtful, intri- 65 Breweries! cate sunshine wrapped around a 150 Craft Beers! core of timeless, experienced song- 50 Breweries! 100+ Beers!! writing. The Autumn Defense is con- tent to quietly lead the resurgence February 7 & 8 of the Laurel Canyon folk move- Fri 5-11 pm  Sat 1-11 pm ment, much as they have for Lane Events Center nearly a decade. Trends in pop 796 W 13th, Eugene music come and go like the fash- 21 & OVER The Autumn Defense ions that accompany them, and

On Thursday, January 30, the special that comes straight from rare is the outfit that knows itself ♫ Fri – Sol Seed CCPA and University of Oregon the heart of why they pursued well enough to hang its hat on the ♫ Campus Radio 88.1 FM KWVA music as a career - and that’s The belief that melody, harmony and a Sat – Hank Shreve Band proudly welcome The Autumn Autumn Defense. healthy record collection are the Defense. After releasing 2007’s The foundational elements of great $12 advance – sold at klcc.org , i ncludes glass, 3 beer tickets & separate entrance! By day John Stirratt and Autumn Defense on their own music. The Autumn Defense $15 at the door - includes glass & 3 beer tickets! Patrick Sansone sell thousands of Broadmoor label, Stirratt and embodies a sound that doesn’t albums, tour the world with indie Sansone teamed up with North worry about fitting into the cur- MEGA MUSIC SALE! Used Records & CDs! juggernaut and lend their Carolina’s Yep Roc Records to rent independent cannon, chiefly writing, playing and producing release the full-length work, Once because it’s a sound that never abilities to dozens of high-profile Around. For the past nine years, goes out of style. recordings. But by night these this pair of Southerners-turned- Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 renowned pros are able to sit Chicagoans had quietly been nur- at the door. Doors open at 7:30 HOW MANY H down, relax and create something turing the reverent, classic pop of pm and showtimeWOW Hallis 8:00. EYES ARE ON 3.875" x 3.5"

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Honeydrops Like You Mean It On Sunday, January 12, the After studying ethno-musicolo- sound. Beyond the band’s shared CCPA and KRVM proudly wel- gy at Oberlin College, Wierzynski musical vision remains a greater come back The California arrived in Oakland, California in purpose: to make people dance, Honeydrops along with special 2004. sing, and enjoy themselves. The guests The Longshots. “At first,” he recalls, “I played Honeydrops’ music speaks not 114,047 Last here for the KRVM mostly on the street, and then as I just to the heart and soul, but also Benefit in August, The California got more established I started to the body; people have no READERS Honeydrops formed in 2007 play- playing a lot of blues and soul choice but to dance. ing in the BART subway stations music in clubs and touring.” Drawing heavily on Southern around Oakland. To those who When Lech was ready to com- soul and Bay Area R&B with a Eugene Weekly is eyeballed regularly by have seen the Honeydrops and bine all his influences into one twist of New Orleans second-line 96,457 heard Lech Wierzynski sing and cohesive sound, he formed The street music, The Honeydrops people in Lane County alone, play it may come as a shock that California Honeydrops. defy genres. Their style may not the young frontman was born in “Things got going really fast,” have a name, but one thing is up 14 percent Warsaw, Poland. The son of remembers drummer and found- certain: The California over last year (Media Audit, 2011). Polish political refugees raised in ing member Ben Malament. Honeydrops don’t just play music. Another 5,590 people in the Corvallis/Albany Chicago and Washington DC, “People who had seen us on the They throw parties. area pick us up regularly. And our website draws Lech was exposed to a wide range street were offering us all kinds of The Longshots are a 6-piece 12,000 unique visitors weekly. of musical influences. gigs. Before we knew it we were ska band from Eugene who bring “When my dad was growing a working band, playing clubs, a party influenced by up in communist Poland in the parties and dances all over.” funk, R&B, jazz and , 40’s and 50’s, old American music Growing bigger and gathering all while staying rooted in the was illegal and therefore very steam, The Honeydrops have many styles of , rock steady, cool,” Lech says. “He passed on expanded from an acoustic street 2 tone, dub and 3rd wave. the love of old stuff to me: every- trio to a full band: piano and Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 thing from Louis Armstrong to keyboards, electric bass, and addi- at the door. Doors open at 6:30 FREE EVERY THURSDAY! Sam Cooke.” tional percussion round out their pm and showtime is 7:00. H NOW AVAILABLE IN 792 LOCATIONS IN THE VALLEY AND ON THE COAST FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES JANUARY 2014 3 WOW Hall Membership Party 2013 by Bob Fennessy This annual event is put on to thank our mem- The Community Center for the Performing Arts bers, without whom the CCPA could not exist. The (CCPA) wants to thank everyone who supported the CCPA is a nonprofit, tax exempt arts organization 38th Anniversary WOW Hall Membership Party (501C-3; federal tax identification number 51-0191790) held on Saturday, December 7. Even though many that enjoys the support of over 700 individuals, fami- area events canceled due to the weather, the CCPA lies and businesses in maintaining and operating the stayed true to the show business motto: The Show historic Woodmen of the World Hall as an all-ages Must Go On! Approximately one hundred people performing arts venue. The annual Membership braved the cold and snow to attend. Entertainment Party is one way we thank those contributors for was provided by The Penney Loafers and The their support. Upstate Trio. All of the performers donated their Leading up to the party, the Board of Directors services and deserve our special gratitude. organized the CCPA’s first ever online Membership This year over eighty businesses agreed to donate Drive. Emails were sent to thousands of addresses food, beverages and gift certificates! A few of the that had purchased tickets over the past year. restaurants were closed the day of the event, but their Everyone who became a member during the drive was heart was in the right place and we want to thank entered into a drawing to win six show admissions Legal Andreilien them anyway. Those attending were given the oppor- and a WOW Hall hoodie! The winning entry came On Saturday, January 25, Slipmat Science welcomes Andreilien tunity to sample some of the best food and drinks from longtime members Bob and Teri Jones. (Heyoka) along with special guests Govinda and Shwex. Eugene has to offer. Donating businesses were WOW Hall members contribute annual dues of Far far away in deep auditory space, Heyoka has been abducted, announced from the stage and applauded by the audi- $15-25 (living lightly), $30 (basic), $45 (couple) or $50 cosmically mind probed, upgraded and reconfigured in an extraterres- ence. or more (contributor), or ten or more hours of non- trial lab on a planet known as Marklar. Fortunately he has returned The CCPA Board of Directors and many volun- show (pure) volunteer time. Members elect and may almost entirely unharmed, and now shall be known as the artist cur- teers donated countless hours of their time decorating serve on the Board of Directors, and receive the rently know as Andreilien…. and setting up, picking up food, serving and cleaning WOW Hall Notes by mail or e-mail. If you would Andrei Olenev first emerged as Heyoka on the under- up afterwards. like to join us, please call me at 541-687-2746. H ground glitch/bass scene in 2006. By 2009 he was touring extensively and quickly became a staple in the rapidly growing bass music scene. With a constantly evolving, original style, he stood out amongst bass Party Donors 2013 Larry’s Cupcake Cafe Red Wagon Creamery music producers as one who keeps the vibe going strong while venturing Abby’s Legendary Pizza Eugene City Bakery Laughing Planet Rennie’s Landing to explore new realms of sonic experience. Playing always live sets of Alpine Catering Eugene Hilton Lotus Garden Rogue Ales Public House his own original tracks, his music has been described as a journey Anatolia Euphoria Chocolate Mac’s at the Vet’s Club Ron’s Island Grill through fractal soundscapes and alternate realms while riding the waves Bagel Sphere Falling Sky Brewery Mazzi’s Royal Blueberries of fat glitch beats and earth rumbling sub bass. Barry’s Espresso Fisherman’s Market McMenamin’s Pubs & Ruby Brew As Heyoka, Andrei released his first ep in 2008, and by 2011 had Bates Steakhouse Free People Breweries Sam Bond’s Garage B. J.’s Pizza & Grill Glenwood Cafe Metropolitian Affordable Sizzle Pie produced over six albums through San Francisco’s Muti Music, a leader Blue Dog Mead Govinda’s Housing Springfield Creamery in the glitch hop and bass music scene. In Dub Iteration, Andrei’s new- The Bread Stop Great Harvest Mezza Luna Pizzeria Sundance Natural Foods est album and first official release as Andreilien, he revisits the dubby Café 440 Grit Kitchen Mom’s Pies Surata Soyfoods vibe of some of the earlier Heyoka releases with a newer fatter twist. Café Mam Hideaway Bakery Morning Glory Cafe The Sweet Life So, for a sonic journey so thick you can smell it, come hear Cafeto Coffee Co. Holy Cow New Day Bakery Sy’s Pizza Andreilien play while it’s still legal. Capella Market The Horsehead Bar New Odyssey Juice & Java Taste of India Carmen’s Chips Hot Mama’s Wings Off the Waffle Tasty Thai Govinda Cornbread Cafe Humble Bagel Palace Bakery Toby’s Family Foods Cornucopia Izakaya Meija Company Park Street Cafe Track Town Pizza Countryside Pizza & Grill The Jade Palace Papa John’s Pizza Trader Joe’s Cousin Jack’s Pasty Co. Jiffy Market Wine & Deli Pegasus Pizza Vanilla Jill’s Cozmic Jimmy John’s Gourment P. F. Chang’s China Bistro The Vintage Dalia on Broadway / Café Sandwiches Pizza Hut Voodoo Doughnut Soriah Keystone Cafe Pizza Research Institute Westaurant Concepts De Casa Fine Foods Kona Café Plank Town Brewery Whirled Pies El Jaro Azul Kopi-O Prince Puckler’s Wild Duck Catering

Govinda is the alter-ego of Austin based producer/composer Shane funded by a grant from Levi Madden. While studying classical violin at the University of Texas, he State of the WOW Hall Strauss Company that provided fell in love with electronic music production. In pursuit of his gypsy for some stage area renovation, roots, he opened his ears to music from around the world. By Aaron Dietrich community. Through our Historic including new drapes, moving Govinda has been featured on over 25 compilations such as Buddha (CCPA Board Chair’s Address Street Lamp Naming Program we monitor world, and adding a new Bar II, Asian Travels II, and Nirvana Lounge selling a combined to the Membership; 12/7/13) are offering donors’ names to be surface for the portable stage. 400,000 copies. We have begun a major inte- displayed on the four rectangular The Hall purchased new sound Live, the Govinda show is truly a multi-sensory experience that fea- rior restoration project, called the faces of each street lamp and lighting equipment, including tures professional dancers, live projections, resonating vocals and a Woodman of World Hall Interior base. The first four donors, replacing the old stage lights with sonical sound-scape. Govinda performs on Ableton Live accompanied Restoration Project, which has a which we are calling Pioneers, energy saving LEDs. We also by classical violin. He is currently supporting his independently-released budget of $36,000, to restore the will donate $300 each to physi- offered two series of Concert album Universal On Switch. entire historic interior fabric of cally acquire the lamps. After Production Workshops, an acces- Shwex is the moniker of Minneapolis’ Nathan Wexler. the WOW Hall. This includes all that, the remaining faces will each sible opportunity for all ages to Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 at the door. Doors open at 8:00 pm the wood surfaces including the be available for a $1,200 dona- learn about what goes into put- and showtime is 9:00. H pews, entryway floors, and other tion. These donations will fund ting on live events. historic details throughout the the rehabilitation and installation We are working with the building. of the lamps on site. University of Oregon’s Special So far, we’ve received $12,000 Two great organizations have Collections and University Caravan of GLAM in grants from the Oregon agreed to partner with the WOW Archives Department on a WOW On Friday, January 17, Justin Buckles Productions hosts Caravan of Cultural Trust and the Kinsman Hall on this project, the Eugene Hall Archive Project where the GLAM. Foundation. Historic Review Board and the University will acquire the major- Fresh off of our HUGE show on the UO Campus with Latrice Royale We have another project we Downtown Neighborhood ity of our old posters, accounting from RuPaul’s Drag Race, the Caravan of GLAM returns to Eugene. are working on that we are calling Association. paperwork, old audio tapes, vid- We’re taking over The WOW Hall and bringing all of your favorite faces, the Woodman of the World Hall Both projects are being co- eos and catalog them in a special along with several new ones. Historic Street Lamp Restoration coordinated by Jonathan Pincus, temperature controlled room. The biggest and best performers from all over the Pacific Northwest Project. We plan to return the M-Arch and Katy Vizdal The WOW Hall is a major will be taking the stage throughout the night and putting on a show unlike original authentic Eugene street We have additional restoration nonprofit facility that requires anything that you’ve seen before. Performances by Isaiah Esquire, Allie lamps, which were located around projects coming up. Restoring the donations to keep it running. The McQueen, Artemis Chase, Jayla Rose Sullivan and many many more... the Hall at the time of its con- WOW Hall is an ongoing process, Hall requires support, so your Hosted by Ecstacy Inferno. struction in 1932. which usually requires matching membership and contributions are This is an ALL AGES event and EVERYONE is welcome. We will be applying for a funds. You may consider donat- important. Thank you to our Come enjoy a night full of dancing and debauchery. Let your hair Neighborhood Improvement ing to the Facilities fund, which is staff, board members and all of down, be yourself, and dance the night away. Grant from the City of Eugene, a dedicated fund for these ongo- the people in the community who Admission is just $10 at the door. Doors open at 8:00 pm and show- however most of the support for ing restoration projects. support the WOW Hall as mem- time is 9:00. H this project will come from the Another recent project was bers, donors and volunteers. H

4 JANUARY 2014 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG was made: Cody Canada and his long time Ragweed bandmate Jeremy Plato on bass and vocals; along with Seth James on guitar and vocals (Seth James Band, ), Steve Littleton on B3 organ and keys (Live Oak Decline, Stoney LaRue & the Arsenals, Medicine Show) and Chris Doege on drums (Seth James Band, Nashville touring acts). The band members have known each other for years, and they are excited about the new beginning that their first studio album of original material pro- vides. Recorded in Austin, Texas at Yellow Dog Studios with co-pro- ducer Adam Odor, Adventus is the Latin word for arrival. Now Cody Canada & The Departed are ready to hit the road hard. “It’s a new band playing new songs,” comments Cody. “It’s a Austin Jenckes whole lot of fun. I can’t sleep at night. It keeps me awake, not from worry but from excitement. We’re just ready to tear it up.” from the Voice American Aquarium’s six years Best known as a contestant on NBC’s The Voice (season 5), singer as a band have been a fast-moving Austin Jenckes makes his WOW Hall debut on Tuesday, January 14, Cody Canada blur of touring coast to coast along with special guests Cody Beebe and The Crooks. throughout the states and Europe. From the rural town of Duvall, Washington comes the voice of an Their latest studio album, Burn. honest soul. Austin Jenckes is a 25 year old believer in and the Departed Flicker.Die., was recorded in eight language of music who spills his heart into every word. With lyrical days at the legendary Muscle roots in country and folk, and an unmistakably unique vocal style, On Saturday, January 18, the Dirt Rangers and they were all Shoals studio in Sheffield, AL. Austin Jenckes is by definition a singer/songwriter. CCPA and KRVM proudly wel- playing this really, really good Described as a “consequence Starting with small local followings in sleepy coastal towns around come Cody Canada & the music. I didn’t even know what record” by vocalist BJ Barham, the Pacific Northwest, Austin has spent the better half of a decade pav- Departed along with special Red Dirt was until somebody told the band spent that week pushing ing his own way. In January of 2012, he moved from Washington to guests American Aquarium. me.” out everything that’s been haunt- Nashville, Tennessee where he recorded an independently released EP Cody Canada was frontman So what is Red is Dirt Music? ing them: working for six years, titled An American Story. for for In simple terms, it’s the music of watching buzz bands peak and Austin Jenckes has an extensive tour schedule in 2014 where he will fifteen years and nine albums, – specifically the area die, and pining for their own pay- formally introduce himself to new listeners with the intention of greeting four of which charted on around Stillwater (where dirt is off. every ear with the voice of an old friend. Billboard’s Top 10 Country red). Some define Red Dirt music Every grizzled image of Burn. Cody Beebe & The Crooks make that is inspired by the Albums Chart. They sold over a as, “ with an atti- Flicker.Die is real, which comes West and its country, Americana and blues roots. As a Seattle band, million albums and played to sell- tude” - a sound that successfully from the band’s profound under- Cody Beebe & The Crooks continue the city’s tradition of shirking the out crowds, bringing the term closes the gap between rock and standing of small southern town day’s fashion in favor of playing music that they find meaningful. It has “Red Dirt” to the nation. Cody’s country. debauchery, but American proved contagious and kept them on the road for the last five years. now fronting a new band on a When Cross Canadian Aquarium can wrap the ugliest Cody Beebe & The Crooks have performed in more than 30 states, West Coast tour in support of Ragweed decided to part ways, feelings in the most spirited sound- recorded two full-length albums, created Chinook Fest (an independent new album Adventus. Cody resurfaced with a mission to scape. Sonically uplifting instru- roots-rock festival), and built a grass-roots fan base with vibrant, high- Cody Canada was 16 years old pay homage to the Red Dirt writ- mentation and vivid, wrenching energy performances. They have shared stages with , Stevie when he arrived in Stillwater and ers and music. The Departed’s lyrics illuminate the dark side of Nicks, Iron and Wine, Jimmie Vaughan, K.D. Lang and many others. found a creative nirvana of musi- first priority was cutting the hanging out in rock ‘n’ roll limbo, Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door. Doors open at 7:30 pm cians who planted seeds that Oklahoma tribute album This is but also how the band has clawed and showtime is 8:00. H would stay with him for life. Indian Land -- a 15-track “buffet their way out of it. Cody recalls, “I met Tom Skinner, of really kick-ass Okie songs,” Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 Scott Evans, , Jimmy Canada notes. at the door. Doors open at 8:30 LaFave, Mike McClure, the Red And so a seamless transition pm and showtime is 9:00. H WHIRLED PIES BENEFIT On Tuesday, January 21, Whirled Pies Pizzeria & Bottle Shop will host an all-day benefit for the WOW Hall. The ownership of Whirled Pies has generously agreed to donate 20% of sales to the WOW Hall – ALL DAY! Whirled Pies is locate at 1123 Monroe St. and is open 11:00 am to 10:00 pm daily. Whirled Pies features classic New York style pizza, salads, and other favorites, plus soft drinks, beer, wine and cider. Happy hour is 3:00 – 6:00 pm every day – enjoy $1 pizza slices with $.25 toppings. Chance to Dance For more information please check out www.whirledpies.com. H On Friday, January 10, Chance to Dance returns to the WOW Hall. Chance to Dance features Ecstatic Dance plus other surprise goodies including the musical musings of Ankush Vimawala and Jeremy Wegner COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AWARDED GRANT (Bindaas)! 7:30 pm – 10:00 pm. Admission is $5 or trade (please arrange in advance TO RAISE AWARENESS OF ALL-AGES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING! via [email protected]). Our “10% of the door” charitable recipient The CCPA was awarded a $2,500 Cultural Opportunity Grant from the for the evening is Womenspace. Feel free to bring food to share. H Lane County Cultural Coalition in support of an education awareness cam- paign to bring community awareness to the CCPA’s current all ages Education Program. The campaign aims to increase class enrollment and expand the CCPA’s educational curriculum. The Lane County Cultural Coalition awarded $28,778.80 to 16 cultural projects in Lane County through their second round of 2013 Cultural Opportunity Grants. H

FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES JANUARY 2014 5 Hopsin’s Knock Madness Tour On Thursday, January 23, presents Hopsin’s Knock Madness Tour with , DJ Hoppa and special guests from Funk Volume. Released on November 24, Knock Madness is the third studio album by Hopsin. The entire Funk Volume roster makes appearances with , G-Mo Skee and Passionate MC filling feature slots in addition to , Dizzy Wright and SwizZz. “Hopsin’s Knock Madness, his third official studio album and second released on his own independent label, Funk Volume, is a dark and angry response to the rap world and the effects of his increased fame as a result of 2010’s Raw,” reports DJBooth.net. “The whole thing that got me here was contro- versy,” admits Hopsin. ment” of his work. Moreover, he wants to punctuate In the three years since Raw, Hopsin has steadily his career. “This will probably be my last album for supplied his thousands of album-buying fans with free a long time.” Elaborating, the recluse promises, “the music, notably his “Ill Mind Of Hopsin” series. In the biggest tour I’ve ever done, and I’m leavin’ for a meantime, he appeared on Tech N9ne’s video single while,” as he devotes his attention to Funk Volume. The CCPA Receives Grant from “Am I A Psycho?” as well as a chart-topping album by While controversy may have made Hopsin a star, the Kinsman Foundation for , The Mighty Death Pop. With skill and courage made him a fan favorite. Whether cover stories and a plethora of seven-figure YouTube making art in his basement, crowd-surfing or skiing Interior Historic Restoration of content, the self-made talent is sticking to his formula Down Under, Hopsin has the attitude and charisma the Woodmen of the World Hall on his third LP, Knock Madness. that makes hip-hop unpredictable again. “It’s gonna be hard to top—I’m calling it right Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door. Doors The Community Center for the Performing Arts is pleased to now,” Hopsin boasts, claiming it’s just “an enhance- open at 8:00 pm and showtime is 9:00. H announce the receipt of a $5,000 grant from the Kinsman Foundation to continue the restoration of the interior of the historic Woodmen of the World Hall. This funding will enable the CCPA to continue resto- have made a name for themselves blending hip-hop ration work that began in a pilot project launched two years ago with and trip-hop beats with lyrics focused on a message of the assistance of the Kinsman Foundation. The project will repair and unity, hope, and spiritual awareness. The group was restore the publicly visible areas of the Woodmen of the World Hall to originally formed in Atlanta, making their music diffi- their original historic character. The Woodmen of the World Hall is cult to classify as strictly West Coast hip-hop. Their one of the few historic buildings in the Eugene area that is primarily musical style makes them even harder to define. intact on its interior as well as its exterior. Through its designation the Zion I last appeared at the WOW Hall in October, interior historic fabric of the W.O.W. Hall is protected as well as its 2012, on the Shadowboxing Tour. Shadowboxing, exterior. their most recent LP, is a beat-heavy hip-hop album decidedly grittier than past projects. Always pushing Community Impact: the literal — and figurative — needle forward, the duo The Woodmen of the World Hall has been an iconic landmark in once again created something experimental and heart- Eugene since its construction in 1932. The completion of this project . Shadowboxing features guests such as Bassnectar, will enable visitors of the W.O.W. Hall to experience an authentic Grouch and , and . historic environment of the early/mid 20th century. The Interior Since 1999, Zion I has released seven critically Historic Restoration Project includes the restoration of Main Hall acclaimed LPs, including Mind Over Matter (1998), woodwork, lighting and details; foyer and lobby floors and finishes and Deep Water Slang (2000), True & Livin’ (2003), Break details throughout the building. Main Hall restoration work began in of Dawn (2004), The Take Over (2009) and Atomic mid December and continued over the holiday break. Other portions of ZION I MC TOUR Clock (2010). They also have two highly acclaimed the work will happen throughout the winter and spring of 2014. albums under the name Zion I and with The Interior Historic Restoration of the Woodmen of the World On Saturday, February 1, the CCPA and University long time collaborator The Grouch, Heroes in the City Hall will be accomplished with grant support from the Kinsman of Oregon Campus Radio 88.1 FM KWVA proudly of Dope and Heroes in the Healing of the Nation. Foundation, Oregon Cultural Trust, and community support through a welcome The Masters of Ceremony Winter Tour fea- Voted best Bay Area hip-hop group by the SF Weekly capital fund drive. The awards from the Kinsman Foundation and turing Zion I, SOL and special guests MKSMTH and numerous times, Zion I have been featured in media Oregon Cultural Trust for this project have generated a great deal of Aileron. outlets from XXL, The Source, Vibe, YRB, 944, excitement among CCPA’s board, staff, members and volunteers. It’s hard to believe, but its 2014 already! To cele- Prefixmag.com, Popmatters, 7+7, SF Chronicle, and This May, during Historic Preservation Month, the Community brate and to refresh your eardrums, Zion I is releasing SF Bay Guardian. Center for the Performing Arts will explore important themes of this the Masters of Ceremonies EP on Jan. 14. This is the Sol is a hip-hop artist from Seattle, Washington, historic period in an annual exhibit about the history of the Woodmen first in a series of three installments of free music to whose understated lyrics, exuberant performances, and of the World Hall. This exhibit is supported by a grant from the Lane vibe with as the year progresses. This one is focused diverse instrumentation have solidified him among the County Cultural Coalition. on the role of the MC as party conductor and conduit leaders of the northwest music scene. For more informa- for consciousness. Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 at the door. Doors tion on the Woodmen Oakland’s MC Zumbi and DJ/producer Amp Live open at 8:00 pm and showtime is 9:00. H of the World Hall Interior Historic Restoration Project and how to contribute or assist, please contact Jonathan Pincus, [email protected], 541-912- 4721 or Katy Vizdal at [email protected], 541-687-2746. H

6 JANUARY 2014 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG WOW Hall Awards Ballot Here’s your ballot for the 20th Annual WOW Hall Awards--designed to honor your favorite CCPA/WOW Hall performers for the year 2013. Just fill it out and return the ballot (or a photocopy) to the Hall by February 14, 2014. Winners will be published in March and receive a certificate from the WOW Hall suitable for fram- ing. Write-ins are eligible (must have performed at the WOW Hall in 2013). Just one ballot per person, please. Once again, there will be a prize awarded to one lucky person who submits a complete ballot. Please be sure to include your name and phone number and you could win a gift certificate good for $30 worth of shows at the WOW Hall! Complete ballots will consist of one (and only one) check-mark in each category.

Favorite Local Band: ____ Emily Jensen (Eleven Eyes) Best Nonmusical or ____ Arkhum ____ Emma Anzai (Sick Puppies) Variety Event: ____ Bad Luck Blackouts ____ Emy Phelps ____ Brain Awareness Expo ____ Betty & the Boy ____ Janis Ian ____ Brian Posehn ____ Blair Ally All-Stars ____ Lisa Molinaro (Talkdemonic) ____ Club Bellydance Automatic Winter Tour ____ Blue Lotus ____ Lynx ____ Coalessence Iration H Natural Vibrations H The Movement ____ Cap’n Trips ____ Melissa Randel (The Great Hiatum) ____ ____ Cherry Poppin’ Daddies ____ Rebecca Zeller (Ra Ra Riot) ____ Eric Andre Show Live On Tuesday, February 4, Mike Thrasher Presents welcomes to the ____ Conjugal Visitors ____ Sara Fitzpatrick (Delhi 2 Dublin) ____ WOW Hall Iration’s Automatic Winter Tour with special guests Natural ____ Dopplegang ____ Shook Twins ____ Free People Vibrations and The Movement. ____ Eleven Eyes ____ SonjaMae (The Penney Loafers) ____ Fun with Fermentation Iration is touring in support of their 3rd full length album Automatic. ____ Hyding Jekyll ____ Tara Nevins (Donna the Buffalo) ____ GRRRLZ Rock The album combines elements of reggae, rock and pop that includes ____ Longshots ____ Tender Forever ____ Hannibal Burris ____ Umbra Penumbra production and instrumentation from Lincoln Parish, the guitarist from ____ Medium Troy ____ MarchFourth Marching Band ____ Mood Area 52 ____ Ursula Knudson (Fishtank ____ OCF Spring Fling Kentucky band Cage the Elephant, as well as the band’s previous studio, ____ My Father’s Ghost Ensemble) ____ One-Eleven Project partner JP Hesser. ____ Ninth Moon Black ____ Vicci Martinez ____ Regional Yoga Asana Exhibition The first single from Automatic, “Porcupine”, was released in ____ Pantheon ______Pauly Shore September 2012 on the band’s own 3 Prong Records and has since been ____ Penney Loafers ____ Umbrella Festival of Circus & in rotation on multiple radio stations. ____ Reeble Jar Best Instrumentalist: Comedy Iration is an alternative/reggae group that formed in Isla Vista, CA. ____ Sol Seed ____ Chris Berry (mbira) ____ West African Dance Class The band is made up of members Joseph Dickens (drums), Joseph King ____ Southtowne Lanes ____ Chris Littlefield (trumpet) ____ WOW Hall Membership Party (engineer), Cayson Peterson (keyboard/synth), Micah Pueschel (guitar/ ____ Sugar Beets ____ Chris Wood (bass) ____ Youth Empowerment Symposium vox), Kai Rediske (vocal/percussion) and Adam Taylor (bass). All mem- ____ This Patch of Sky ____ Christian Nesmith (guitar) Concert bers met while growing up in but formed Iration after reconnect- ____ Tormentium ____ Daniel Bachman (acoustic guitar) ____ Zumba ____ Darol Anger (fiddle) ing in Santa Barbara, Ca. They have since released two full length albums, ____ Upstate Trio ______Volofonix ____ Felix Blades (guitar) Time Bomb (2010) and No Time for Rest (2007), as well as three EP’s, ____ We Have Guns ____ Karl Denson (saxophone) Best New Act: New Roots (2006), Sample This EP (2008) and Fresh Grounds (2011). ______Keller Williams (guitar) ____ Baauer Iration has performed at , Wakarusa and Sierra ____ Kid Koala (turntables) ____ Brothers & Sister World Music Festival. They last performed at the WOW Hall in January Favorite Male Performer: ____ Luther Dickinson (guitar) ____ Cherub 2013 with . ____ Aaron Carter ____ (bass) ____ Christopher Owens Since 1996 Hawaii’s Natural Vibrations, aka Natural Vibes or Natty ____ Andre Nickatina ____ Rob Wynia (bass) ____ Daniel Bachman Vibes, has recorded six full-length albums featuring a sound with strong ____ Baauer ____ Salvador Santana (keyboard) ____ Delhi 2 Dublin roots in reggae, rock and pop. Their unique musical blend combined ____ Brian Posehn ____ Stephen Kent (didjeridoo) ____ DJ Bl3nd with a party and dance energy has allowed them share the stage with ____ Christopher Owens ____ That 1 Guy (magic pipe) ____ Disclosure artists like Prince, 311, Jimmy Cliff, Ziggy Marley, UB40, , ____ Corb Lund ____ Tim McLaughlin (trumpet) ____ Earl Sweatshirt ____ Tommy Castro (guitar) Pepper and SOJA, to name a few. The same sound has also brought ____ Daedelus ____ El Ten Eleven ____ ______Gold Panda them multiple Best Reggae Album and People’s Choice awards at the ____ Dillon Francis ____ Hawaii Music Awards, as well as, Hawaii’s prestigous Na Hoku ____ Doug Benson Best Show/Musical Performance: ____ J. Boog Hanohano Awards. ____ Earl Sweatshirt ____ Andre Nickatina ____ Josh Garrels Now relocated to the West Coast, Natty Vibes, with the help of ____ Emancipator ____ Blitzen Trapper ____ Klozed Sirkut Polynesian Underground, plans to tour nationally and record new music. ____ Gary Numan ____ Bone Thugs N’ Harmony ____ Langhorn Slim & the Law The Movement is back with a new album, their first since former ____ Ghostface Killah ____ Cherry Poppin’ Daddies ____ Mochipet guitarist/vocalist, Jordan Miller, left the band and founding guitarist/ ____ Hannibal Burris ____ Cold War Kids ____ Papadosio vocalist, Josh Swain, returned. The new album is called Side By Side. ____ Hoodie Allen ____ Darol Anger’s Keep-It-In-The Family ____ Polecat Side By Side was released in August and includes 12 brand new songs, ____ James McMurtry ____ Deltron 3030 ____ The Digital Age with guest features by Chuck Treece, and Rafa of SOJA on trumpet. ____ Karl Denson ____ Dillon Francis ____ The Fishtank Ensemble ____ Earl Sweatshirt Tickets are $16 in advance, $18 at the door, available from WOW Hall ____ Keller Williams ____ The Neighborhood ____ LeRoy Bell ____ Floater ____ The Polish Ambassador or Cascade Tickets. Doors open at 7:00 pm and showtime is 7:30. H ____ Luke Mandala ____ Gary Numan ____ Salvador Santana ____ Marv Ellis ____ Ghostface Killah ____ Shook Twins ____ Pauly Shore ____ Hoodie Allen ____ Sol ____ Peter Yarrow ____ Iration / Passafire ____ Truth & Salvage Co. In The Gallery ____ Janis Ian ____ Rob Wynia (Floater) ____ Tyler the Creator For January, the WOW Hall Lobby Art Gallery will continue to ____ Ryan Bingham ____ Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe ____ Youth Lagoon display works by WOW Hall staff, board and volunteers. ___ Steve Perry (Cherry Poppin’ ____ Meat Puppets ______The WOW Hall lobby art gallery is open for viewing during office Daddies) ____ Medium Troy’s Bohemian Dub hours, noon to 6:00 pm Monday through Friday. H ____ Talib Kweli Orchestra Best Band Name: ____ That 1 Guy ____ NoMeansNo ____ !!! ____ Tommy Castro ____ North Mississippi Allstars ____ Arkhum ____ Tyler the Creator ____ Sick Puppies ____ Cap’n Trips ____ Yonaton ‘Jojo’ Ferreira (Medium ____ Peter Yarrow ____ Cherry Poppin’ Daddies Troy) ____ ____ Conjugal Visitors ______Steep Canyon Rangers ____ Floater ____ STRFKR ____ Head For The Hills Favorite Female Performer: ____ The California Honeydrops ____ Hot Buttered Rum ____ Anita Robinson (Brothers & Sister) ____ The Expendables ____ Led ZepAgain ____ Anna Rose ____ The Melodians ____ Little Rascalz ____ Anuhea ____ The Ready Set ____ Mood Area 52 ____ Brandelyn Rose (Blue Lotus) ____ The Wood Brothers ____ NoMeansNo ____ DJ Anjali ____ Tyler the Creator ____ Ott & the All-Seeing I ____ Doreen Shaffer (The Skatalites) ____ Why? / Astronautalus ____ Poor Man’s Whiskey ____ Dream Tiger ______Sophistafunk ____ STRFKR ____ Talkdemonic Your Name: ______Phone: ______The Quick & Easy Boys ____ The Skatalites Address: ______Skeletonwitch Are you a CCPA (WOW Hall) Member? ❑ Yes ❑ No ____ We Have Guns ____ Why? I ❑ am ❑ am not interested in becoming a supporting member of the CCPA. ______

FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES JANUARY 2014 7 TICKET H JANUARY H SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY OUTLETS Rev. Horton Heat WOW Hall Board Chance to Dance One Eleven Nekromantix of Directors feat. Bindaas Project WOW HALL BOX OFFICE Old Man Markley Meeting (rental) (HPP Hooks PHONE: (541) 687-2746 (Monqui rental) 6:30 PM 7:30 PM Presents rental) 7:00 PM Meets at Growers’ $5 or trade 11:00 AM – 12:00 CD & GAME EXCHANGE $20 Advance Market Bldg Ecstatic Dance PM 30 E. 11th (541) 302-3045 www.reverendhortonheat.com 454 Willamette St / Benefit for www.facebook.com/hpphooks www.monqui.com/oregon Upstairs Womenspace HOUSE OF RECORDS 258 E. 13th (541) 342-7975 SKIPS CD WORLD 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3215 W. 11th (541) 683-6902 The California Austin Jenckes Caravan of GLAM Cody Canada & Honeydrops Cody Beebe & the (rental) the Departed TICKETWEB The Longshots Crooks 8:00 PM American www.ticketweb.com 6:30 PM 7:30 PM $10 Door Aquarium $12 Advance $10 Advance Queer Cabaret 8:30 PM U of O TICKET OFFICE $15 Door $12 Door www.facebook.com/ $10 Advance U of O Campus - (541) 346-4363 Soul Country Folk / caravanofglam $12 Door www.cahoneydrops.com Southern Rock Southern Rock/Alt- www.austinjenckes.us Country codybeebeandthecrooks.com www.thedepartedmusic.com americanaquarium.net UPCOMING 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2/14 Curtis Salgado Funk Volume Hot Buttered Rum Andreilien Presents: 8:00 PM (Heyoka) 2/18 Escape The Fate Hopsin’s Knock $15 Advance Govinda 2/21 David Wilcox Madness Tour $18 Door Shwex Dizzy Wright Acoustic Rock (Slipmat Science 2/22 Foreverland DJ Hoppa www.hotbutteredrum.net rental) 3/5 Martin Sexton 8:00 PM 8:00 PM $25 Advance $12 Advance 3/6 Andre Nickatina $30 Door $15 Door Hip-Hop Electronica www.facebook.com/ andreilien.com THANKS TO OUR 19 20 21 22 hellohopsin 23 24 govindamusic.com 25 MAJOR SUPPORTERS Classes, Meetings and Workshops for January: The Autumn Zion I Defense Sol 2fORM Architecture • Agrarian Ales • Anatolia Every Saturday (except 1/11): Zumba with Cynthia Healey 9:00 - 10:00 am West African Dance 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Bagel Sphere • Cafe Mam • City of Eugene • Cozmic 7:30 PM 8:00 PM Every Sunday: Coalessence: Community Ecstatic Dance: 10:00 am - noon Deep Sea Delights• Don Ross Productions $12 Advance $15 Advance Every Monday: Zumba with Cynthia Healey 5:30 - 6:30 pm $15 Door $18 Door Doug Wilson Sound • Emge & Whyte Every Wednesday: Zumba with Cynthia Healey 5:30 - 6:30 pm Eugene Weekly • Falling Sky Pop Rock Hip-Hop Food For Lane County • Floater • Gratefulweb www.theautumndefense.com www.zionicrew.com GRRRLZ Rock • Guardian Event Security Services Gung Ho Productions • Heartwood Carving Studio Holy Cow • House of Records KLCC • KRVM • KWVA Lane Arts Council • Lane County Cultural Coalition 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 Latham Remodel • Leung Martial Arts Academy Levi Strauss & Co • Metro Affordable Housing Oliver Mtukudzi & Toad the Wet Iration The Wood Native & Urban Gardens • Novax the Black Spirits Sprocket Natural Vibrations Brothers Oregon Arts Commission • Oregon Country Fair 6:30 PM Jonathan The Movement Amy Helm Oregon Cultural Trust • Organicaly Grown Company $15 Advance Kingham (Mike Thrasher 7:00 PM Phoenix Landscape Maintenance $20 Door 7:00 PM Presents rental) $17 Advance Pro Sound & Video • Rainbow Optics Afropop $25 Advance 7:00 PM $20 Door Rennie’s Landing • Saturday Market www.tukumusik.com $30 Door $16 Advance Folk Rock Smartlites • Springfield Creamery Rock $18 Door www.thewoodbros.com Sundance Natural Foods • The Bier Stein toadthewetsprocket.com Reggae www.amyhelm.com The Kiva • Taco Bell • TicketWeb mikethrasherpresents.com Waldport Realty Co. pr.irationmusic.com/ West African Cultural Arts • Wright Lumber 2 3 automaticwinter 4 5 6 7 8

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