K k DECEMBER 2017 K g VOL. 29 #11 H WOWHALL.ORGk management or label representa- musical documentary The Sea In tion, beginning with the lo-fi bed- Between on Mayne Island, B.C. room recordings Stonetree (2002), Partnering with a number of Underquiet (2003) and Over not-for-profit organizations, Oceans (2006). Garrels has worked to raise aware- The making of Love & War & ness for HOPE International, a the Sea In Between was completely microfinance initiative working in funded through the support of lis- developing countries; Invisible teners and offered as a free down- Children, confronting the LRA in load for one year, garnering Northern Uganda; and Light Gives 125,000 downloads in the first year Heat, empowering Africans after its release. Named the #1 through encouraging economic Album of 2011 by Christianity sustainability and creative endeav- Today, the magazine described the ors. recording as, “prophetic, incisive, On his 2016 holiday album, JOSH achingly human, and longingly The Light Came Down Garrels spiritual.” utilizes a wide sonic expanse for Love & War & the Sea In both original and classic Christmas Between was influenced by the songs. “Gloria” is Light’s spirited landscape of the Pacific Northwest, centerpiece, while classics like “O GARRELS which Garrels calls, “mysterious Holy Night” and “Silent Night” CHRISTMAS TOUR and ominous.” A stark contrast to are given new life through Garrels’ the four seasons he experienced thoughtful, beautiful arrange- On Friday, December 15, the Voice Records, Garrels has authenticity and heart while culti- during his youth, Garrels ments. Community Center for the released seven albums, including vating a genre-blending mix of says, “The evergreens, mist, rain, “Every few years, a Christmas Performing Arts proudly welcomes his 2015 release Home and the folk and hip-hop. rocky coast, and stretches of unin- album comes along that forms a Josh Garrels’ The Light Came critically acclaimed, fan-financed “Many of the songs in Garrels’ habited woods feel wild and perfect connection between the Down Christmas Tour to the 2011 release Love & War & the catalogue evoke natural, visceral untamed. I think the terrain also heart of the Christmas story and a WOW Hall with special guests Sea In Between. imagery, both from the Midwest influences the area’s culture and tapestry of unique artistic expres- The Sing Team. Garrels has spent more than a where he was raised and attended spirituality. Living here has deeply sion,” reports Jesusfreakhideout. Portland, Oregon-based folk decade crafting music that cuts college, and now from his home in affected me and my work.” com. “The Light Came Down is artist Josh Garrels crafts songs clean through. Resting in the space Portland, Oregon. From the start Garrels has composed musical just that kind of album. Garrels, exploring themes of compassion, between accessibility and honesty, of his career, Garrels has chosen to scores for several television shows the folk troubadour (although he’s hope, longing and liberation. The Garrels’ songs wrestle with and self-record, mix, produce and dis- and films. In 2011, he filmed the so much more than that musically) founder of independent label Small celebrate the mystery of faith with tribute records without industry full-length, fan-financed 60-minute CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 k INSIDE THIS ISSUE DAEDELUS P2 SLOW MAGIC P3 THANKS TO WOW HALL MEMBERS P4 WOW HALL MEMBERSHIP PARTY P5 HOEDOWN SHOWDOWN P6 OAKSHIRE BENEFIT FOR CCPA P6 HOW THE FREE PEOPLE P6 CLYDE CARSON & SKINNY PETE P7 GROUCH STOLE CHRISTMAS PAID U.S. Postage U.S. Permit No. 303 No. Permit
Eugene, OR 97401 Eugene, AGAIN Nonprofit Organization By Ruben Estrada upcoming tour marks his eleventh annual “How The Grouch On Saturday, December 2, the Community Center for the Stole Christmas” series. As skilled live as he is on the albums, Performing Arts, PharmFresh Flowers, 20 After 4 and University fans should expect a great show from one of the most experi- of Oregon Campus Radio 88.1 FM KWVA proudly welcome the enced emcees making music today. How The Grouch Stole Christmas 2017 Tour to the WOW Hall Del The Funky Homosapien will be joining The Grouch for with The Grouch, Del The Funky Homosapien, DJ Abilities, and this year’s tour. Also from the Oakland area, Del began making DJ Fresh. music as a teenager in the early nineties. He started writing lyr- In the two decades The Grouch has been making music he ics for his cousin Ice Cube’s group, Da Lench Mob, and from has more than validated the longevity of his rap career. He has then on began his own solo career. released an impressive sixteen studio albums, rapping on all of Staying true to his name, Del uses funk and soul samples them and producing on some as well. throughout his work. With his smooth yet lyrical flow, combined Initially from Oakland, California, The Grouch spent the with witty humor, he is sure to attract hip-hop fans of all kinds. beginning of his career trying to make a name for himself in the “How The Grouch Stole Christmas” is not just a night for local underground scene. It was during this time he met rappers the emcees. DJ Abilities of the legendary duo, Eyedea and Sunspot Jonz and Luckyiam. Eventually the three would embark Abilities, and EDM artist DJ Fresh will be providing the show on a series of tours that would lead to the creation of the indie with some amazing turntable skills. rap group Living Legends. The group has been releasing music Those who have been craving an all around hip-hop show since the late nineties and has remained one of the most lyri- will not be disappointed when some of the most prominent indie RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
Community Center for the Arts Performing 291 West 8th 97401 OR. Eugene, cally impressive acts working in the genre. artists of the genre come to Eugene to hit the stage. In 2012, The Grouch announced a hiatus from Living Tickets are $20 in advance, $22 at the door. Doors open at Legends, however this has not slowed him down at all. This 8:00 pm and showtime is 9:00. H
K k The Community Center for the WOW HALL NOTES Performing Arts is located in the Historic Woodmen of the World Hall (W.O.W. Hall), 291 W 8th, Eugene, Or 97401, (541)687-2746, info@wowhall. org, www.wowhall.org, Box office hours Mon-Fri Noon-6:00 PM. Printed monthly by Western Oregon Webpress, Circulation 3,800, General Support made possible by a grant from Lane Arts Council with support from City of Eugene Cultural Services Division, Copyright 2017 All rights reserved Notes Staff: Copy Editor & Advertising Representative - Bob Fennessy, Layout & Design - James Bateman CCPA Staff: Membership Coordinator & Publicist - Bob Fennessy, Programming Manager - Joshua Finch, Stage Manager - Justin Showker, Asst Stage Manager - Davis Koier, Robert Chappel, Office Managers - Ross Shuber, Zac Townsend, Bookkeeper - Melissa Swan, Volunteer Coordinator - Jaley Osuna, House Managers - Sam Harmon, Jaley Osuna Concessions Managers - Angela Lees, Shawn Lynch, Kambra Morris-Mitzner Custodian - Daniel Noall, Eric Herz, Lighting Director - Cody Owen, Volunteer Staff: Zac Townsend, Dan Wathen, Art Gallery Director - Sam Harmon, Poster Distribution - WOW Hall Poster Crew, CCPA Board of Directors: Chair: Aaron Dietrich, Vice Chair: Mike Janes, Treasurer: Marjorie Bridges, Secretary: Jordan Cogburn, Members: Hannah Finley, Marlene Monette, Jim Showker, Jon Silvermoon, Daylon Sloan
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On Monday, December 18, maze on his terms, sharing music other live instruments, Alfaro cre- the Community Center for the and further developing the ates a balance between the sounds Performing Arts and University of Magical Properties platform. of the past, present and future. Oregon Campus Radio 88.1 FM Like his mythological namesake, His open-ended imagination and KWVA proudly welcome Daedelus is a creator of sonic tendency to break free from any Daedelus’ The Antidote Tour to labyrinths combining sounds boundaries keeps a steady flow of the WOW Hall with special from an eclectic palette into an ideas running through his head, guests Free the Robots and innovative genre all his own. constantly moving him forward; Mono/Poly. Daedelus has performed over a away from robotic monotony, Alfred Darlington, better thousand shows for audiences on ultimately freeing the robots. known as Daedelus, is an influen- five continents. Each live show is tial Los Angeles producer and unique, employing Monome con- MONO/POLY cornerstone of the electronic and trollers and open-source software In defying the laws of tradi- beat music scenes both locally that allows for on-the-fly impro- tion, Los Angeles based music and internationally. Over the last visation. The backdrop onstage producer Mono/Poly has man- 15 years, he has released a num- is Daedelus’ collaborative inven- aged to outstrip the logics of ber of full-lengths, EPs and tion Archimedes, a robotic array remixes on labels like Ninja of moving mirrors that reacts to Tune, Anticon, and Brainfeeder, and reflects the performance. including the collaborative 2015 release Kneebody Kneedelus. FREE THE ROBOTS Last October Daedelus Chris Alfaro is Free the released his latest full-length, Robots. The genre-defying artist Labyrinths, on his own label, pulls together heavy doses of tra- Magical Properties, marking the ditional jazz, psych, electronic first time Daedelus has released and hip-hop, with progressive an LP on his imprint. The album melodies and devastating drums features guest appearances from into a rich pot of sound. Based Seven Davis Jr, Võx, Amir out of Santa Ana, CA, Free The Yaghmai, Zeroh, longtime col- Robots started as a side project laborator Busdriver, and wife by Alfaro in 2003 while also play- MONO/POLY Laura Darlington. Guest musi- ing with different bands, produc- cians include Teebs, Goodnight ing MCs and DJing. With the multi-genre producing. Known Cody, and the Voidz drummer use of samples, controllers and for his distinct madness of face
Alex Carapetis. FREE THE ROBOTS melting bass, paired with his Twisting, complex, and rhi- dreamy astral soundscapes of zomatic - Daedelus unfurls a glitch-based hip-hop, Mono/Poly maze of genre on Labyrinths, has proved himself to be a natural juxtaposing disparate influences phenomenon. while maintaining an underlying 2017 has been a busy year for love and appreciation for all Mono/Poly with a recently styles. The record serves as a released remix on Noisia’s newest response and critique of the cur- album Outer Edges: Remixes, as rent state of EDM, in which well as working on Thundercat’s Daedelus attempts to answer his newest album Drunk, Kendrick own questions with style rather Lamar’s latest DAMN. and than cynicism using the labyrinth releasing the Union EP with metaphor. London vocalist Alyss in July. With the LP coming out on his Tickets are $15 in advance, own label, Daedelus now wields $18 day of show. Doors open at the power to wind through the 8:00 pm and showtime is 9:00. H
2 DECEMBER 2017 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG JOSH GARRELS FROM PAGE 1 from Portland, Oregon, weaves the Christmas narrative through a bevy of medieval songs and sounds, giving the story a new light, and breath- ing fresh air into what qualifies as ‘Christmas Music’. “Josh Garrels is no longer Christian music’s best kept secret. As of the writing of this review, this album is number four on the overall iTunes album chart, showing that Garrels is making headway in the music world without the help of a record company or industry appara- tus of any kind. And The Light Came Down is a deserving album of this wide audience, and one of the most creative, epic and beautiful Christmas albums you will hear in many years.” Worshipmusician.com notes: “If there’s one word to describe Josh Garrels albums, ‘meaningful’ would have to be it… On this outing, his most explicitly Christian, Garrels eschews ‘chestnuts roasting’ style holiday sentiment. In its place, we get gorgeous renditions of well- known carols (‘Silent Night’), selections from the gospel repertoire (‘The Virgin Mary Had One Son’) and modern hymnody (the eschato- logical ‘O Day of Peace’), ambient instrumentals, an obscure British feasting song (‘The Boar’s Head’), and several Garrels originals, all performed in his difficult-to-pigeonhole baroque/folk/soul style and aching tenor.” SLOW MAGIC By Frankie Kerner mine. It can determine and define Run Away while expanding and On Sunday, December 3, elec- our surroundings in a way nothing evolving into something complete- tronic artist Slow Magic will be else really can – it even dictates our ly new. Most of the songs started taking the stage at WOW Hall. mood and emotions. When Chris very stripped down, just with pia- Hidden behind a colorful animal from Tropics sent me the lyrics it no and organic instruments. I let mask, Slow Magic conceals his worked perfectly. He captured in the songs write themselves without THE SING TEAM identity in an effort to draw more a love song everything I wanted to forcing them to go anywhere they The Sing Team is just what you would expect from their name - a focus to the music rather than the say musically.” didn’t naturally go.” merry troupe of family and friends who are always ready to party to man making the music. Nobody Slow Magic worked on the Float is in some ways a turn- the glory of God. Yet with inspiration ranging from Motown to The knows who Slow Magic really is album Float on a trip to Iceland, ing point for Slow Magic. He Muppets, it’s unlike anything you’ve heard before. behind the mask, but that doesn’t where he says, “The sun never re- explains, “I’m planning a lot of A band that formed out of a community group, The Sing Team now stop fans from enjoying the dreamy ally went away. It was eternal.” new things that I haven’t done be- leads worship regularly at Mars Hill Ballard. The ensemble is led by electronic rhythms that emanate The surreal setting of Iceland was fore. There will be a completely Deacon Brian Eichelberger, one of the main songwriters at Mars Hill from his albums. an inspiration for Slow Magic, and revamped live show with a ton of Church. The Sing Team’s tunes are filled with straightforward, joyful Slow Magic’s new album Float caused him to have a bit of a para- new music. I’m hoping people that lyrics that celebrate God’s grace and the group’s reliance on Jesus. was just released on October 6th. digm shift. He explains, “I wanted have been to my show and people Tickets are $26 in advance, $39 VIP. Doors open at 7:00 pm and Float is Slow Magic’s third official to approach this album in ways I that never have will all feel like showtime is 8:00. Josh Garrels VIP Early Entry experience includes: studio album and follows the 2014 never had before.” they are experiencing something early entry into the venue one hour before standard ticket holders and release How To Run Away. Along When explaining his last al- they never have imagined.” a group Q&A with Josh and his band. H with “Float”, Slow Magic shared a bum, How To Run Away, Slow On December 3rd, Slow Magic new single, “Light”, which features Magic says, “[the album] was will be providing not only a great Tropics. Slow Magic also released about my life at that time, really show, but an incredible experience. the single “Mind” featuring Kate just moving at all times, running He is making an effort to provide Boy. away from any reality and prob- his audience with an all-immersive About his single, “Light”, lems. I wanted to capture that show that will leave you feeling Slow Magic says, “‘Light’ is one feeling of freedom of youth when new and refreshed. Check out of my favorites from the upcom- nothing really seems to matter in any of his music videos to get a ing album. It started with a harp the long term. A lot of the songs sense of the aesthetic capacity Slow sample I was playing on my key- were about specific places in the Magic has. This show is going to board. I really enjoyed the way world I was able to experience for be a treat visually and musically. it played and ended up just mess- the very first time.” Slow Magic isn’t just a treat for the ing around with it for hours. I In comparison, on the album ears, but the eyes, as well. wanted the song to convey the Float, “I wanted to go back to Opening for Slow Magic will be tension between a really calm and the beginning of Slow Magic. I Point Point and Qrion. expected moment, suddenly fol- wanted to capture the raw sounds Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 lowed by something intense. Light and feelings and freedom of my day of show. Doors open at 8:00 has always been an inspiration of first albums Triangle and How To and showtime is 9:00. H
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4 DECEMBER 2017 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG OSPREY FLIES THE NEST KURT CATLIN WILDFLOWERS ing. New dishes are presented throughout the event, so you don’t need to come early to get a great meal. WOW HALL MEMBERSHIP PARTY By popular demand, this year’s Sweet Life cake will be vegan; I OSPREY FLIES THE NEST H WILDFLOWERS H KURT CATLIN H BEN HAMILTON AND YOU? ordered chocolate with a Royal By Bob Fennessy, CCPA “The music started bursting get together to play music. tribute and a David Bowie tribute Blueberry topping; cutting around Membership Coordinator out of me ten years ago in a sud- Bob (mandolin and vocals) is a band. 9:15 pm. On Saturday, December 9, the den, visceral, mental health crisis, rock-n-roll drummer and mando- Kurt teaches guitar, is an The basement will also be Community Center for the during which I slipped into a lin player who was encouraged by instructor at Music’s Edge Rock offering an assortment of nibbles Performing Arts celebrates its 42nd trance-like state and melodies Machiko to try bluegrass music. Camp at the WOW Hall, does as well as some special deals on Anniversary at the WOW Hall began coming through,” recalls So inspired, Bob has now com- solo acoustic performances, was adult beverages that have been Membership Party, featuring Osprey, “Since then, I’ve chan- posed some of his own bluegrass the guitarist for the hard rock donated for the occasion. entertainment by the band Osprey neled this madness into the alche- songs; at least one will be includ- band SITFU, and is currently the The Community Center for Flies The Nest, bluegrass combo my of songwriting.” ed in the Wildflowers playlist. lead guitarist/vocals for Haywire the Performing Arts was incorpo- Wildflowers, singer/songwriter In 2015, Osprey began sharing John (bass guitar and vocals) is (country/rock). rated to save the Woodmen of Kurt Catlin and cello/loop artist their music “a cappella” in and a professional heavy metal player Kurt is currently working on a the World Hall from demolition Ben Hamilton. As usual, this around Eugene. Rich Glauber, a from Idaho. He and Bob are old solo album, a bluegrass mass, and keep it available to the com- event will feature food and bever- local guitar player, was intrigued friends, so when John moved to rotates in with I-Chele and the munity. On December 10, 1975, ages prepared by some of Lane and offered to help. It seemed an Eugene Bob urged him to join Circle of Light, and lso singer the WOWATHON began with County’s best restaurants and unlikely pair: a queer 30-year-old Wildflowers. Pheobe Bloom. His songs run the live entertainment 24 hours a day suppliers! songwriter and a music man in his Tom Hafvold on banjo is the gamut from deep introspection to for five days in order to raise a As you may know, my Country 60’s; but through their collabora- latest addition to the act. universal themes to humorous down payment. Today, the Hall Fair home is the Community tion, the essence of each song Kurt Catlin has been a power- rumpuses. His singing is powerful remains community-owned and Village, where I have had the came alive. A year and 15-20 house go-to guitarist and bassist and passionate. democratically operated. The honor of scheduling the stage tunes later, they were ready to since graduating high school in Speaking to you in first person organization enjoys a broad base entertainment for some time now. expand. In Fall 2016 they invited Eugene. His focus is primarily again, I am back at the Country of community support, as demon- This year, at the urging of Council a handful of musicians together to Americana based genres including Fair, only it’s long past Osprey’s strated by the members list pub- member and Coalessence guide jam in Rich’s living room, and rock, jazz, blues and folk, but also set, long past the end of the lished in this issue. Oblio Stroyman, I scheduled a Osprey Flies The Nest was born. classical guitar and world beat. Midnight Show, and this 65-year- Each year around this time the new band without hearing them. Osprey is joined by Azalea His first major band Sun Runner old man is still determined to stay Membership Party serves to So I was as surprised as everyone Bradley (keyboards), Matt recorded an album and toured up all night. I’m cruising the thank the supporters of the else to be swept off my feet by Kaplowitz (drums), Brianna around the NW headlining and eight and, passing the Hilltop CCPA, a nonprofit (501c3) arts Osprey Flies The Nest and their Martinelli (guitar) and Garrett opening shows for The Renegade Bakery, I spotted a Masked Man organization. Admission to the original music. Davis (bass), all of whom contrib- Saints, Jambay, Colobo and The with a cello holed up in a corner. Membership Party is free for These songs will make you feel ute to the creative process. Strangers among others. He played a few strings and then members (members note: If your wonderful! Utilizing a variety of “This new artist takes on some Kurt went on to obtain a BA played it back on a loop thing, mailing label reads “This is your styles, Osprey has created anthems of our thorniest topics: consent in Music at the University of then started to play a melody party ticket” your membership is for the 21st Century. This music and communication in relation- Oregon School of Music in Guitar along with it. It was beautiful! I current; you don’t need the label is so positive that it will pull you ships, body concept and self-love, and Bass, where he focused on sat and watched as he did it again to get in but it makes it faster). up out of the deepest doldrums psychiatric drugging, and others; jazz and vocals. He fronted the and again. “This must be some- Memberships are available at the and give you hope for the future! writes intelligent and penetrating blues-funk band What Yo Mama one from a big city orchestra door for $15 to $35 or more Eugene’s Osprey Flies The lyrics pointing to solutions, and Warned You About, and played somewhere just here for the Fair,” (members are encouraged to bring Nest plays Visionary Folk Pop then makes those lyrics absolutely bass in The Olem Alves Band and I thought to myself. guests at a cost of $12 for adults, with conscious lyrics and grooves rock.” says WOW Hall member Gas Pedal. He also produced and The next day, when trading $6 for ages 6-11; five and under that make you move. Sultry, Joseph Newton. coordinated the 31st and 32nd stories about ‘what was the great- free). catchy and contagious, they serve Wildflowers, a bluegrass group Willamette Valley Folk Festivals. est thing you saw last night’, I Doors open at 7:00 pm, Ben up originals by genderqueer lead that formed in 2013, performs After graduation Kurt moved to talked about the cello player and Hamilton at 7:15, Kurt Catlin singer Osprey. Penetrating, rele- throughout Lane County. The NYC and played and recorded in wondered who he was. Surprise! around 8:00, Wildflowers at 8:45 vant lyrics make this magnetic band plays music ranging from several rock and jazz bands includ- Surprise! I was informed that he and Osprey Flies the Nest at 9:30. Active-ism For Dancers. This traditional bluegrass and country/ ing the progressive rock band Rare, is Community Villager Ben Expect a few welcoming words group soars with an instantly like- western to the songs of The The Everyone Orchestra, Von Lmo Hamilton, who plays in the local from CCPA Board Chair Aaron able sound, contemporary vibes, Grateful Dead. (at the legendary CBGB), and with bluegrass band Dirty Dandelions. Dietrich, and at some point I’m and a song circle spirit. Machiko Shirai, Bob James R&B jazz singer Rae Ragland. Ben has graciously agreed to going to thank all of the donors Osprey (they/them pronouns) and John Jackson founded the While in New York, he taught open our party with his loop and ask your help in putting writes about pressing issues such Wildflowers. guitar, bass and vocals in Brooklyn magic. Enjoy. away some tables and chairs so as mental health, consent, gender Machiko (guitar and vocals) for three years. Last year eighty-six area res- we have a dancefloor. identity, and our relationship was an avid bluegrass fan in After NYC, Kurt’s interests in taurants and other businesses To become a supporting mem- with the planet. Their catchy Japan before she came to the US eastern medicine and martial arts agreed to contribute prepared ber of the WOW Hall, or to tunes stay in your head for days, to study linguistics at the UO. took him to Seoul, South Korea food, beverages and other items check your membership status, but it’s all good because they hint She met Bob at an introductory where he formed his own funk for a buffet-style dinner. This visit the office or call 541-687- at answers that are relevant to Chinese class, but it wasn’t until rock band Somah Dat, and was in year we hope to see a similar 2746 during office hours (noon now. ten years later that they decided to both an Allman Brother’s Band number of restaurants participat- -6:00 M-F). H
FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES DECEMBER 2017 5 ART FOR DECEMBER For the month of December, the Community Center for the Performing Arts will proudly feature Paintings by Katie Schuessler in the HOEDOWN SHOWDOWN Lobby Art Gallery of the WOW Hall. On Friday, December 8, The ing John Luna, Rosie Sweetman, Live music from local bands, Through painting and working with others, Katie Schuessler explores Mud City Old-Time Society will Feral Chicken, the Grand Ronde and dancing from 8:30-11:00. the sacred union of art and healing. She loves the inherent creative be hosting the first ever ‘Hoedown String Band, and the Mud City Admission is $8, with a $5 starv- energy in humanity. Showdown’ square dance extrava- Preservation String Band! ing artist rate available. Come get Katie believes that we are all artists and creators. Her classes and ganza! Old-time square dancing is down at the hoedown!” one-on-one sessions aim to encourage artists to honor their full creative The event features multiple taught by the caller, so you don’t Please take a look at our web- expression while exploring a wide variety of materials and intentions. old-time dance bands and square need any experience, nor do you site for more info www.mudci- About her work, Katie states: dance callers for the night includ- need to come with a partner! tyoldtime.org. H “In the process of painting, I am investigating what it means to remain aware while honoring myself as a creative being. The act of listening to my artistic intuition is remarkable: it spirals out into honor- regret and a bleak outlook on the ing my own existence, which spirals out into living my heart, which in future. turn inspires me to work with others to touch their own inherent cre- Free People is committed to ativity. It is truly a form of deep healing from the inside out.” being present in the homeless Katie resides in Oregon, where she works as an artist and teacher, community. Beyond meeting and guide. basic needs, we help people by There will be an Artist’s Reception on Friday, December 1, from 5:00 providing referrals to local ser- to 7:00 pm. The Lobby Arts Gallery is open for viewing during box vices and networking with other office hours, noon – 6:00 pm Monday through Friday. H agencies. Looking deeper at the root causes of homelessness, we offer hope for daily strength and long term change. Free People serves the home- OAKSHIRE BENEFIT FOR CCPA less to the end that the homeless On Sunday, December 17, Oakshire Inspires hosts a Benefit for the too may become a free people, Community Center for the Performing Arts / WOW Hall from 5:00 empowered to help others become to 7:00 pm. free people. Take a break from your holiday shopping and visit the Oakshire In addition to cash, the types Public House. The CCPA will receive $1 for every beer sold between FREE PEOPLE of donations that also help us are: 5:00 and 7:00 pm. Perfect for suppertime. On Saturday, December 16, Free People serves folks by pro- clean clothing, winter coats, The Oakshire Public House is located at 207 Madison in Eugene the WOW Hall welcomes Free viding food, clothing, friendship gloves, hats, scarves, socks, shoes, and employs a warm, welcoming staff and environment that allow People from 11:00 am until 3:00 and hope. We extend compas- boots, toiletries, sleeping bags, you to enjoy beer with friends and family, or solo. Under 21 years of pm. sion and dignity to all. blankets and camping gear. age welcome until 8:00 pm with rotating food carts and non-alcoholic Free People is a Eugene non- Everyone has a story. For information or to drop off beverages. Adults will enjoy 13 faucets pouring Oakshire’s rotating profit that was developed in Homeless people often live in a donations contact david@free- selection of beers. response to people experiencing story of pain, failure, abuse and peopleeugene.com or call 541- Hours: 11am-10pm daily except for six holidays each year and homelessness in our community. loss. This can result in despair, 461-1278. H occasional events. Call 541-654-5520 for more info. H
6 DECEMBER 2017 WOW HALL NOTES FIND US ONLINE: WWW.WOWHALL.ORG CLYDE CARSON & SKINNY PETE On Friday, December 1, the Gucci Mane, E-40, Game and Francisco Bay Area, Clyde Carson Community Center for the Dom Kennedy. is a rapper who continues to get Performing Arts, University of With the media buzz and better with time. Oregon Campus Radio 88.1 FM national fanfare of Clyde’s latest KWVA and Loyal To The Soil hit single, one might gather the SKINNY PETE Presents welcome Clyde Carson false impression that “Slow Down” Skinny Pete is an artist from and Skinny Pete to the WOW was his first single to impact Eugene now living in Portland. Hall along with special guests radio. Not true. As a member of He credits as inspirations Mac DBoi LTD, Pynt, Juma Blaq, Liko The Team, the Moe Doe show Miller, Atmosphere, Eminem, Don Dada and Savelle Tha runner released “It’s Getting’ Hot” NWA, Tupac and The Palmer Native. in 2004, “Just Go” and “Bottles Squares. Saturday Market’s 2017 Highly respected Bay Area Up” in 2005, and “Hyphy Juice” Pete’s music videos have com- rhymer Clyde Carson is hitting in 2006. All four tracks charted bined for over two million views the road to further his already on urban radio, leading to the in the past year. His projects wide-reaching fanbase with the national success of The Team’s include Minute Made the Mixtape “The Loyal To The Soil” group album World Premiere, (2010), Troubled Minds (2013) Handcrafted Gifts, Sold By Their Makers Tour. After touring with Skinny which peaked at number 50 on and The Turning Point EP (2016). International Food Court Pete on E-40’s “On One” Tour, Billboard’s Top Indie Albums and Pete has been working hard build- Live Music Clyde felt it would be fitting to number 95 on Billboard’s Top ing his buzz through recent con- enlist Skinny Pete as main support Hip-Hop Albums charts, respec- cert dates with Lil Wayne, Fetty on the “Loyal To The Soil” Tour. tively. Moreover, the LA banger Wap, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Clyde Carson has set the bar “Who’s Next”, Clyde’s highly and more, as well as the recently Weekends: Nov. 18 - Dec. 17 + Dec. 22-24 high as one of the lead voices hail- anticipated collaboration with leg- released visuals for “Doin Dirt “ 10 AM - 6 PM • Lane Events Center, 13th & Jefferson ing from the California Bay Area. endary producer Dr. Dre, took and “No They Don’t Know” fea- More details at www.holidaymarket.org 541-686-8885 Clyde has amassed over 15 million west coast rap by storm in 2009. turing Mooky. views on the popular “Slow From Hyphy to Hollywood, Skinny Pete released his latest Down” video and has recently Clyde Carson’s new artist buzz, in EP Doin Dirt this fall. released the Mozzy assisted “Bring what feels like a second coming, is The Loyal To The Soil” Tour All Your Friends” visual from his reminiscent of Atlanta rapper 2 is set to hit 15 cities including Los most recent project Something To Chainz who emerged as a star Angeles, Oakland, Portland, Speak About -- which features after more than a decade on his Seattle and Sacramento. E-40, Keak Da Sneak and more. local scene. Like the wine-raised Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 After a decade in the business, in the Napa Valley wine country day of show. Doors open at 8:00 Carson delivered the biggest overlooking his native San pm and showtime is 9:00. H record of his storied career in “Slow Down”, an every-city street SKINNY PETE anthem that earth-quaked west coast radio in 2012. The lead TED Radio Hour single on Clyde’s popular S.T.S.A A journey through (Something to Speak About) mix- fascinating ideas, tape, “Slow Down”, was the most astonishing inventions, played song on the Bay Area’s and new ways to think KMEL radio and held the number and create. one spot at Power 106 in Los Wed 6:30pm | Sun 11am Angeles. With over one million views on YouTube in its first month and nearly two million views to date, the video screens like a Hyphy-crazed episode of Fast and Furious. Crafted as a summer cookout classic, the “Slow Down” remix featured
FIND US ONLINE: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THEWOWHALL WOW HALL NOTES DECEMBER 2017 7 TICKET OUTLETS WOW HALL BOX OFFICE H H PHONE: (541) 687-2746 DECEMBER TICKETWEB SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY www.ticketweb.com Clyde Carson How The Grouch U of O TICKET OFFICE Skinny Pete Stole Christmas U of O Campus - (541) 346-4363 DBoi LTD Tour: Pynt The Grouch Juma Blaq Del the Funky Liko Don Dada Homosapien CLASSES & Savelle Tha Native DJ Fresh WORKSHOPS 8:00 PM DJ Abilities EVERY SATURDAY: $15 Advance 8:00 PM Dance Empowered with Cynthia Valentine $18 Day of Show $20 Advance 9:00 - 10:00 am Hip-Hop $22 Day of Show West African Drum with Fode Sylla 27 28 29 30 31 www.clydecarson.com/ 1 2 9:45 am - 10:45 pm (except 12/16) Hip-Hop West African Dance with Alseny Yansane Slow Magic Volunteer Hoedown WOW Hall 11:00 am - 12:30 pm (except 12/16) Point Point Orientation Showdown Membership EVERY SUNDAY: Qrion 7:00 PM (Mud City Old-Time Party: Coalessence: Community Ecstatic Dance 8:00 PM Society rental) Osprey Flies The 10:00 am - noon $15 Advance 8:30 PM Nest EVERY MONDAY (except 12/18 & 12/25): $18 Day of Show Admission $8 Wildflowers Dance Empowered with Cynthia Valentine EDM Square Dance Kurt Catlin 5:30 - 6:30 pm www.facebook.com/ Extravanganza Ben Hamilton slowwmagic/ 7:00 PM EVERY WEDNESDAY: www.slowmagicmusic.com/ Dance Empowered with Cynthia Valentine Free to members 5:30 - 6:30 pm ospreyfliesthenest.com/ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OCF Elders Josh Garrels Free People Meeting The Sing Team 11:00 AM – 3:00 UPCOMING (rental) 7:00 PM PM 1/11 Foreverland 6:00 – 9:00 PM $26 Advance Food / Clothing / $39 Day of Show Music / Fellowship 2/6 The Original Wailers Singer-Songwriter joshgarrels.com/ 2/15 G. Jones / EPROM 2/22 Cool Schmool
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