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Oxfordgets Abrand-New Musicvenue see. hear. do. September 3 • 2008 August 28- LYRIC A NEW OXFORD GETS A BRAND-NEW MUSIC VENUE , CONCERT GUIDE , BOOKING BANDS , ‘THE HOUSE BUNNY’ 2E scene August 28-September 3 2008 what’s TOP 10 Blog songs HighFive® Sited The action comedy “Tropic Thunder” clung to the top spot again at the box office with $16.3 mil- ®WMSV 91.1,World Comes,” Metallica lion, while the campus romp “The House Bunny” Entertainment Class Radio 7.“Viva la Vida,” Coldplay 8.“When I Grow Up,”The debuted in second place with $14.5 million. Read Adult album a review of “The House Bunny” on Page 8E. alternative Pussycat Dolls news @ 1.“Hope,” Jack Johnson 9.“All Summer Long,” Hit Masters 2.“Peace, Love & Happi- 10.“I Kissed a Girl,” Katy 2.“20,000 Leagues Under The Sea (Special Edi- Scene Now ness,” G. Love & Special tion),” Buena Vista Home Entertainment. Sauce Perry 3.“Yoga Conditioning for Athletes,” Gaiam Video. BY SHEENA BARNETT 3.“Come Around,” Counting 4.“Notting Hill,” Universal Studios Home Video. Crows Scene ® www.billboard.com 5.“Singles,”Warner Home Video. 4.“Viva la Vida,” Coldplay Scene doesn’t stop here. 5.“Old Enough,” Raconteurs Hot country songs Scene Now is Scene’s offi- 1.“Should've Said No,”Tay- cial online companion, and 6.“I'm Amazed,” My Morning lor Swift ® FILM ®VIDEO RENTALS Jacket 1.“Tropic Thunder,” Paramount. 1.“Nim’s Island,” 20th Century Fox. every day 2.“You Look Good in My it’s updated 7.“Hollow Man,” R.E.M. Shirt,” Keith Urban 2.“The House Bunny,” Sony. 2.“21,” Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. with the 8.“Rock & Roll,” Eric 3.“I Still Miss You,” Keith An- 3.“Death Race,” Universal. 3.“Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay,” Warner Home Video. latest in Hutchinson derson 4.“The Dark Knight,”Warner Bros. 4.“Never Back Down,” Universal Studios Home entertain- 9.“I Came Around,”Amie 4.“Do You Believe Me Now,” 5.“Star Wars: The Clone Wars,”Warner Bros. Miriello Jimmy Wayne Video. ment news. 10.“Love Remains the 5.“Waitin' on a Woman,” 5.“The Bank Job,” Lionsgate Home Entertainment. There are Same,” Gavin Rossdale Brad Paisley ®TELEVISION also fea- 6.“Put a Girl in It,” Brooks & 1.“Summer Olympics Closing Ceremony,” NBC. ® DVD SALES tures on ® www.iTunes.com Dunn 2.“Summer Olympics Tuesday Primetime,” NBC. 1.“Nim’s Island,” 20th Century Fox. local musi- 7.“All I Want to Do,” Sugar- 3.“Summer Olympics Monday Primetime,” NBC. 2.“Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay,” cians, fash- Top downloads land 4.“Summer Olympics Wednesday Primetime,” NBC. 1.“Whatever You Like,”T.I. Warner Home Video. ion discussions and guest 8.“Good Time,”Alan Jackson 5.“Summer Olympics Thursday Primetime,” NBC. 2.“So What,” Pink 3.“21,” Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. bloggers. 9.“Troubadour,” George 4.“Stargate: Continuum,” 20th Century Fox. Rick Welch, owner of 3.“Disturbia,” Rihanna Strait 4.“Paper Planes,” M.I.A. ®VIDEO SALES 5.“Starship Troopers 3: Marauder,” Sony Pictures Rick’s Cafe in Starkville, has 10.“Don't Think I Don't Home Entertainment. just started blogging on 5.“I'm Yours,” Jason Mraz Think About It,” Darius 1.“Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird,”Warn- er Home Video. (Gold) The Associated Press Scene Now. He’ll write every 6.“The Day That Never Rucker month about what’s hap- pening at his bar. see. hear. do .com ® For 24/7 entertainment Scene is the going and doing guide for 909, Tupelo, MS 38802-0909. Todd Hunt, director of the djournal information in Northeast North Mississippi. If you’ve got something ® To learn more, call Sheena Barnett at BancorpSouth Arena, con- Mississippi, go online any- happening from Oxford to Fulton, Corinth to (662) 678-1580. tinues to write on the blog time at djournal.com. Starkville or anywhere in Tupelo, Scene wants ® Check www.djournal.com to keep up every Friday about what’s to hear about it: with the latest entertainment news. shaking at the arena. ON THE COVER: The Lyric Oxford co-owners Tim ACT US ® Send e-mails to More and more folks are Sims, left, and Bradley Bishop have artists such as the [email protected] Scene is published by hopping online and joining ® Journal Publishing Co. Kudzu Kings, Neko Case and Project Pat coming to the Fax info to (662) 842-2233 in on the discussions, so ® Snail mail goes to Scene, P.O. Box new venue. PHOTO BY THOMAS WELLS CONT Tupelo, Mississippi throw in your two cents, too. Go to Scene Now at sheenabarnett.wordpress.co m. There’s more than just the Scene Now blog. Scene also has a MySpace page at my- space.com/scenenow. There ’s also a Scene Face- Lunch Hours Sun-Fri11-2 Now Open For Dinner book group and a Scene Thurs.-Sat. 5-10 pm •Full Bar ‘til Midnight button for the Pieces of Flair Live Music on our Patio T HE application on Facebook. Thursday-Saturday M AIN Scene is on Twitter.com, A TTRACTION too, at twitter.com/sce- Friday - T ony Caldwell S INCE 1988 FOOTBALL ON 3 SCREENS!!! nenow. “Put a little Southinya’mouth” • www.eatatromies.com Emporium and Get on the Internet and 804 W . Jackson St. •Tupelo Celebrating 20 Years! Coffee Bar join the Scene online com- 662.842.8986 Do wnto wn T upelo • 842-9617 •Open Thursdays until 7:00 pm munity. August 28-September 3 2008 musicscene 3E Playing live creates fanbase, says booking agent Editor’s note: This is the third story in Scene’s Band 101 series, which discusses how to get a band started. THE WEB BY SHEENA BARNETT ® ON Scene For more information on visit TUPELO – Bands need fans like Trance Entertainment, they need electricity for their instru- myspace.com/tranceenter- ments and air to breathe. tainment. One sure way to get fans is to play COURTESY PHOTO live, said Jeffrey Martin, My Epic, a rock band from North Carolina, is one band Martin has who runs Trance Enter- tainment, a local book- brought to Tupelo. ing agency. Martin has been recorded or professionally-sounding “Make friends, and take them to your booking shows for more music on their MySpace page or Web practice, and they’ll learn your songs,” than a year, and he’s site. Having quality music shows that Martin suggested. C. TODD SHERMAN booked bands from all the band is serious about music, he In that same vein, artists should make Mooreville-based Order of Opinion is often over the country and said. sure they can put on a quality show. booked by Martin for local shows. from right down the Bands should also have some kind of “Make sure you’re proud of your stage DESTE LEE road for gigs in Tupelo. merchandise, like T-shirts or stickers. show, as far as sound goes,” Martin said. Booking local gigs isn’t really a Jeffrey Martin Thing is, he won’t “You can make a shirt for $4 and sell it It also helps to stay on top of booking. money-making machine, he said. “No- Plan your tour months ahead of time, book just any band or for $10,” he said. body makes money,” Martin said. “You has been book- he said, to secure the best venues and any one performer. A Although it seems obvious, Martin either love it and do it, or you don’t.” ing local con- best dates. band has to have its act notes that bands should actually show Paying the bands is the first priority. certs for more together before they’ll up for their gigs and be on time. “If I can, I always pay the band – it than a year. be booked by a rep- “If they don’t show up, they’re not How it works may be as cheap as $20,” he said. utable booking agency, going to create a fanbase,” Martin said. Out-of-town bands will contact Mar- With each show, he hopes to make Martin said. Bands should also be friendly to other tin about booking a show, and if Martin enough to both pay the bands and then “The key to making it in music in- musicians, so they can create contacts likes their music and thinks they can invest in future concerts. volves putting your own money into it,” and friends in the industry. bring in a good audience, he’ll book “I’ll put any profit in a fund to get big- Martin said. Martin said he tries to book bands them. He then searches for local bands ger shows,”Martin said. “The bigger the Bands should have professionally- who will bring in an audience. to fill the bill. show, the more money you can invest.” TopConcertTours BEST DANCE TO LEARN KENNY CHESNEY Boogie to the Music 1 of Southern Rock Bands! THE POLICE 2 WEST COAST SWING DAVE MATTHEWS BAND 3 Robbie Greenwood, our swing and hustle expert, is one of the top W est Coast pros in the South. TOM PETTY Sign upfor his W est Coast Series,and 4 learn to look very cool on the dance floor . For only $99, get four classes and RASCAL FLATTS 5 one privatelesson. (Couples only $175) SOURCE: POLLSTAR ARENA All levels of skill / both singles &coupleswelcome. Thursdays • 7 p.m. •Starts September 4 Where’s Sign upnow! the remote ? CONNECTION Call 662-842-2242 Get it delivered - Call 842-2613 Sign up to receive news and info on upcoming events www.bcsarena.com Stephanie Betts,Manager Sundays 108 N. Spring •Downtown T upelo • 662-842-2242 ©Daily Journal-07 4E musicscene August 28-September 3 2008 Duo create new tunes out of old traditionals BY SHEENA BARNETT Scene TUPELO – Scott Chism & the Better Half are a rare breed: they’re local musicians who are making a SEE THEM LIVE living at music.
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