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Brevard Live February 2014 Brevard Live February 2014 - 1 2 - Brevard Live February 2014 Brevard Live February 2014 - 3 4 - Brevard Live February 2014 Brevard Live February 2014 - 5 6 - Brevard Live February 2014 Content February 2014 FEATURES ORIGINAL MUSIC SERIES FINALS page 51 MARDI GRAS BL staff writer Steve Keller didn’t just If you want to celebrate Mardi Gras with help scouting out the participating original floats and beads, you’ll have to go to Co- bands, he was also appointed MC for the final battle of the bands. And here’s how Columns coa Village. Enjoy the smell and taste of New Orleans and a non-stop line-up of he experienced the finals. great live music. Page 19 Charles Van Riper Page 10 22 Political Satire WEEP GRANT SEAFOOD FESTIVAL Calendars Four ladies aka the band WEEP claimed Live Entertainment, This is the biggest Fish Fry in the South- the grand prize of the 3rd annual Original 25 Concerts, Festivals east, and it’s all organized and conducted Music Series. Brevard Live talked with by the community of Grant with a 100 per- them about the band, the music and the cent volunteers effort. There’s no admis- future of their band. Brevard Eatz sion and free parking for all visitors. 39 by Charlene Hemmle Page 13 Page 21 GRANDPA’S COUGH MEDICINE I AM GLAD TO BE HERE Local Lowdown This is not your grandpa’s bluegrass any- Brevard Live Magazine wants to intro- 33 by Steve Keller more. The band describes its original mu- duce its new contributing writer: The very What’s trending? sic as outlaw-bluegrass. This acoustic trio funny and original Jared Campbell. We out of Jacksonville is bold, funny, and met him as front man of the Brevard Busk- Knights After Night daring in their music as well as in their ing Coalition which won the OMS and the 44 Hot spots, events, title “Entertainer of the Year 2013.” Read lyrics. It’s a perfect match for Fat Tues- by Charles & Lissa day Party at Off The Traxx. his stories. Page 14 Page 37 Brevard Live February 2014 - 7 8 - Brevard Live February 2014 BREVARD LIVE The largest and most popular free entertainment BREVARD LIVE MAGAZINE magazine on the Space Coast and beyond for 22 years. Entertainment Abundant PUBLISHER/EDITOR Heike Clarke et’s hope that February brings us and restaurants. Looking for something STAFF Lthe warmer temperatures because special? Find it in this magazine. ACCOUNT MANAGER our calendar is packed with great out- Charlene Hemmle door events and festivals this month. The I want to give a very special Thank You ocean and river decks have finished their to a dedicated music fan and Brevard MUSIC WRITERS John Leach overhauls and are ready to open for tour- Live reader - Billy Rigg. He has been Steve Keller ists as well as locals. All the while, the supportive of our local music community Charles Knight musicians are eager to go back to work, all along. He was helpful with our very tired of cancellations due to cold and first Brevard Live Music Awards spread- PHOTOGRAPHY rainy weather. This is Florida, Brevard ing the word and the ballots all over town Chuck Van Riper County is an outside community, we love and rooting for his favorite bands. He Misti Blu Day (Cover) Lissa Knight the sun, the beach and good music. And has also hosted private fundraisers with we are very, very spoiled. proceeds helping musicians in need, and COLUMNISTS this year he decided to donate $250 to Chuck Van Riper Mardi Gras is celebrated big time in Co- Brevard Music Aid Inc. He writes: “I tru- Charles & Lissa Knight coa Village with floats, beads and a stellar ly believe in this charity because I love Misti Blu Day line up of entertainment. Some local clubs the music that all those many musicians Reproduction of any portion of and restaurant also feature New Orleans put out each year. There are so many Brevard Live Magazine is strictly inspired menus, and Off The Traxx has a great musicians in Brevard - WOW!” prohibited without the written big “Fat Tuesday” party in the parking lot permission of the publisher. on February 4th (the real Fat Tuesday ac- Enjoy the many festivals and some of cording to tradition is the day before Ash the very best and freshest local seafood. ADVERTISEMENT/ SALES Wednesday) featuring Grandpa’s Cough February is the month of feasting and Phone: (321) 956-9207 Medicine (outlaw-bluegrass) and a “low partying. Join into the festivities and be [email protected] country boil.” happy to live in paradise while enjoying COMMENTS & LETTERS the snow and ice photos from other states Brevard Live Magazine February 14th is Valentine’s Day, a cel- on the daily news... P.O. Box 1452, ebration for sweethearts, flower shops Heike Clarke, Editor Melbourne, Fl 32902 Copyright © 2014 Brevard Live All rights reserved ho are these ladies? Which We are not responsible for photos GUESS & WIN! Wband is hiding behind those or scripts sent to Brevard Live Who’s on the cover of Mardi Gras masks? All you need to Magazine. Published photos and know is the correct band name. Email articles become property of this Brevard Live? your guess to mail@brevardlive. publication. We are not responsible for wrongful com. The first correct answer will advertised or canceled venues. win a $25 gift certificate to a local restaurant. Last month’s “mystery” musi- Download a pdf file cian was young Bruce Marion. Once BREVARD again we received many emails FLORIDA from readers who participated in our Guess & Win contest. Last month’s LIVE winner was Jerry West from Mel- at www.brevardlive.co bourne. Congratulation! Check out our affiliate at Thank you for the participation. www.harborcitymusic.com It’s been fun. Fotos: Misti Blu Day Brevard Live February 2014 - 9 2/22/2014: COCOA VILLAGE MARDI GRAS ocoa Village Mardi Gras has taken place in the streets Cof Historic Cocoa Village for the last 21 years. It is a true New Orleans style celebration complete with a pa- rade of floats and Mardi Gras style entertainment. Along with the taste and smell of Cajun cuisine, visitors can en- joy an impressive line-up on the concert stage of River- front Park starting on Saturday, February 22nd, at 5 pm with Jazz song bird Sybil Gage, followed at 6:30 pm by The Groove Shoes, and a performance by headliner Pat Travers Band at 8 pm. And that’s only the main stage. The Myrt Tharpe Gazebo features The Usual Suspects at 5:15 pm, Reverend Billy C Wirtz at 6:45 pm, and the Josh Miller Trio at 8:15pm. The music stops at 9:30 pm for the 2014 Cocoa Village Mardi Gras Central Florida News 13 Parade of Floats. The parade starts at the corner of Delannoy Avenue and Church Street and then moves North on Delannoy Avenue to State Road 520 where it turns left and goes to Brevard Avenue and heads south back to Church Street. Depend- ing on the length of the parade, typically the parade makes two loops around Cocoa Village. Thousands of beads are thrown from each float. Mardi Gras tickets will be available for Saturday, Febru- ary 22, 2014 only. Sunday events are free admission. Ad- vance tickets for Saturday’s event are $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for children 12 and under. Day of show tickets will be $12.00 for adults and $8.00 for children 12 and under. For ticket outlets go to www.cocoamardigras.com. For more information call City of Cocoa, Leisure Services, (321) 639-3500. 10 - Brevard Live February 2014 Brevard Live Putting On The “Groove Shoes” by Heike Clarke Dave Fiester, guitarist and vocalist ex- decided to form a band. The Groove traordinaire who passed away in 2005 Shoes were crafted with just the right efore national headliner Pat leaving a huge void in our local rhythm mixture of Rhythm & Blues, Blues, BTravers will take the stage at and blues scene. Tight Shoes were a Blues Rock, and Southern Rock. “We Riverfront Park, one of Brevard’s staple in local bars during the 70’s with are a jam band that thrive with sponta- finest R & B bands will be the Michael Wright on drums and Austin neity,” said Aaron. “We never play any opening act. The Groove Shoes Pettit on guitar. Then from the 80’s on song the same way.” are the new formation of three The Legendary Groove Monsters were Aaron who once played heavy musicians with local-legend sta- packing the big clubs in Cocoa Beach metal guitar calls himself “a student of tus fronted by “the new kid on the with Austin Pettit who left in the 90’s to the blues” now who found a great men- block,” Aaron Rhoades, who’s form his own band, and Mark Glisson tor and teacher in Austin Pettit. “We all ready to fill some BIG groove on bass who stayed a Groove Monster play the music we love to play,” said shoes. until Fiester’s passing. And if you sus- Austin. pect that the new band name is a com- Mike Wright is not just a drummer To understand the band’s heritage you bination of Groove Monsters and Tight extraordinaire but also a media wiz need to know the players. If you have Shoes - you’re absolutely correct. who takes care of the band’s promo- been living in this county for a few Aaron Rhoades came to town less tion: “We’re currently looking for the decades, you’re probably very famil- than a year ago from Delaware.
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