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JACKSONVILLE cigar style entertaining u newspaper free weekly guide to entertainment and more | february 22-28, 2007 | www.eujacksonville.com SPECIAL BOOK ROOMS ’S MUSIC wwwCHECK GEORGE OR EARL RA CALL.springingtheblues.com OUR TES 800-733-2668WEBSITE NOW Y! AV AILABLE! TO DA TO Y SA VE! Music Festival Oceanfront April 2nd March 31– Seawalk Plaza Beach, FL Jacksonville JOE BONAMASSA KELLY BELL BAND GRACE POTTER & THE NOCTURNALS LEE ROY PARNELL JIMBO MATHUS’ KNOCKDOWN SOUTH YO MAMA’S BIG FAT BOOTY BAND SEAN COSTELLO BEN PRESTAGE THE ERIC STECKEL BAND SHANE DWIGHT WILLY KING AND THE LIBERATORS ROGER "HURRICANE" WILSON REGIE BLUE THE HOWL J.W. GILMORE & THE BLUES AUTHORITY BLUEPHONIC ERIC LINDELL ALBERTA ADAMS COREY HARRIS 2 february 22-28, 2007 | entertaining u newspaper table of contents feature Cigar Style ................................................................................................PAGES 16-18 movies Astronaut Farmer (movie review) ........................................................................ PAGE 6 Movies In Theaters This Week .....................................................................PAGES 6-10 Seen, Heard, Noted & Quoted ............................................................................. PAGE 7 Bridge To Terabithia (movie review) .................................................................... PAGE 8 The Number 23 (movie review) .......................................................................... PAGE 8 Ghost Rider (movie review) .............................................................................. PAGE 10 Factory Girl (movie review) ............................................................................... PAGE 10 at home The Prestige (DVD review) ............................................................................... PAGE 12 Future Weapons (TV Review) ............................................................................ PAGE 13 Launching FX (TV Review) ................................................................................ PAGE 14 Sarah Silverman Program (TV Review) ............................................................. PAGE 14 All-A-Twitter (Wild Birds Unlimited) ................................................................... PAGE 15 Video Games ................................................................................................... PAGE 15 music House Arrest - Jared Bowser (interview) .......................................................... PAGE 19 Music Calendar .........................................................................................PAGES 22-26 Sidewalk 65 (Tom & Betty’s) ............................................................................ PAGE 20 C5 (Brewsters) ................................................................................................ PAGE 21 Deerhoof (Jack Rabbits) ................................................................................... PAGE 29 Gym Class Heroes (interview) .......................................................................... PAGE 24 Showdown (interview) ..................................................................................... PAGE 25 Cool Hand Luke / Harloe (album reviews) ......................................................... PAGE 25 food Third Street Diner ...........................................................................................PAGES 27 arts / theatre / on stage Vagina Monologues (Atlantic Theatre) ............................................................... PAGE 26 Dance Alive (National Ballet) ............................................................................. PAGE 26 Arts Calendar ............................................................................................PAGES 28-29 Bethany Owen (Atlantic Theatre) ....................................................................... PAGE 28 Pulp Fiction Theatre (Boomtown) ...................................................................... PAGE 29 columns and stuff What’s Eating You? ......................................................................................... PAGE 30 The Jock .......................................................................................................... PAGE 30 NASCAR .......................................................................................................... PAGE 31 eujacksonville.com | february 22-28, 2007 3 MONSTER JAM! This Saturday at the thisweek Stadium. Harloe with Our Finest Hour FEBRUARY 22 & Sophmore Attempt thursday Harloe’s brand of rock combines traditional pop punk verse-chorus-verse Coco MONtoYA structures with a slightly more modern hardcore twist. Rich with melodic vocals and a burly guitar backdrop, Harloe also has layers of screamed secondary vocals that come across as tormented and a texture that is their own. Fuel Coffeehouse Info: 425-3835 Sugar Minott Sugar Minott is one of the great figures of reggae music, and carries the title of the “Godfather of Dancehall.” Sugar has released over 60 albums and hundreds of 45’s. Also playing Sun Shade, Tony Green (Saxman), Danjah Reggae Band Tickets: $15, $20 Show Day Freebird Live – 6:30 Info: 246-2473 Ruby James Ruby James began her solo career using not only her ability to play guitar, but the finest female voice to hit modern rock Coco Montoya since Joan Jett, Stevie Nicks and Sheryl Crow. It is this voice, Classical Savion Master guitarist and vocalist Coco Montoya will celebrate the coupled with a hint of glamour, sweetness and grit that make The genius and intensity of tap icon Savion Glover unite in a new release of his new CD, Dirty Deal, with a live performance in her EP and songs reach into your heart and soul. Cost $10. show that fuses modern tap with the passion and elegance of St. Augustine. Montoya, a ten-year veteran of John Mayall’s The Pit, 14003 Beach Blvd. – 8 pm classical music performed by an ensemble of string musicians. Bluesbreakers and protégé of Albert Collins, ranks among the Hear the rhythm in Vivaldi, Bach and more like never before, as he top-drawing and best-selling artists on the blues-rock scene. Also Shangrala to open for Cool Hand Luke releases the soul within the sound through the beat of his magical playing, bluesman Willie Green. Tickets: $15.00 With songs that are rich with singable hooks, without becoming feet. Savion Glover was the $36-$48 Lazzara stage UNF Fine Arts Café Eleven - 8:30 pm Info: 469-9311 or www.cafeeleven.com hokey chorus-driven ditties, layered with complex levels of Center - 7:30 pm Info: 620-2878 melodies to create an enormous, almost symphonic sound, Great American Shangrala transports you from the club to The Barber of Seville Opera Jazz Series with the some ethereal plane that is exciting. The Local rockers will get the crowd going before Cool Spend a madcap evening with a cast of lively characters and revel Yellowjackets Hand Luke takes the stage for their CD release in old-world Mediterranean flair. From the moment Figaro artfully The Yellowjackets Jazz Quartet have performance. guides the plot, you just might uncover the secret of why people dedicated themselves for 25 years Murray Hill Theatre, 932 Edgewood Ave S. always trust their hairdressers the most. Times Union Center for to pushing boundaries of jazz with 8 pm Info: 388.7807 Performing Arts - 8pm Info: 354.5547 a deceptively intense, distinctive sound that incorporates elements Boney James of bebop, funk, R&B and rock. They James “Boney James” Oppenheim is a smooth jazz saxophonist will be joined by Saxophonist Eric who popularized urban jazz (an updated version of smooth jazz that Marienthal. saturday contains elements of hip-hop). Mr. James has produced remakes UNF’s Lazzara Performance Hall YELLOWJACKEts FEBRUARY 24 of classic soul songs, such as Chaka Khan’s ‘Sweet Thing,’ Stevie – 7:30 pm Info: 620-2878 Wonder’s ‘Creepin’ and Bill Withers’ ‘Ain’t No Sunshine (When Railroadiana She’s Gone)’. Tickets: $42.50, $32.50 The Florida Theatre - 8 PM Jacksonville’s oldest and largest model train show, featuring Info: 355-2787 over 325 tables of model trains and collectibles for sale. FEBRUARY 23 friday Prime Osborn Convention Center, 9am - 4pm Night of the Griot Jali To Jazz Info: 407-656-5056 The Griot, a West African term for storytelling, will bring you stories Hal Holbrook in Mark Twain Tonight! in song, dance and traditional music that blend classic folktales, Every performance is different in Holbrook’s classic channeling of Monster Jam historical wisdom and personal experiences into a spicy gumbo the great American writer, and no wonder. Twain is the mother lode Over 16 cars, 2 vans, buses, motor homes, and perhaps even of entertainment and learning. Night of the Griot will feature Fred of American humor, and Holbrook has been mining it for 50 years, a 4th record attendance in the past 5 years will all be at this Johnson with Kala JoJo and Valerie Tutson. Tickets: $15.00 updating the show to reflect on current events as well as perennial year’s Monster Jam event. Tickets: 353-3309 Ritz Theatre & LaVilla Museum - 8pm human foibles. Jacksonville Municipal Stadium - 7:30pm Info: 633.6100 Info: 632-5555 or ritztheatre@coj. The Florida Theatre– 8:00 p.m. 355-2787 4 february 22-28, 2007 | entertaining u newspaper monday 19th Annual “Music for the Birds” Concert The Humane Association of Wildlife Care and Education (HAWKE), a not for profit professional wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center, will be hosting this concert featuring performances by Bob and Joline Patterson
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