My View of Life on the Dock
7:00 pm – 9 pmĀ 
Ā THE WILKINS NOISE
Filling in for John Rockwel
Alchemy Cafe and Bistro
3 Duncan Street,Ā Gloucester,Ā MAĀ 01930
Phone:Ā 978.281.3997
FREE SHOW
9:00 pmĀ Ā THE BANDIT KINGS
on the Monagle SessionsĀ supporting our newest recording, “III”, THE BANDIT KINGS!!
Minglewood Tavern
25 Rogers Street,Ā Gloucester,Ā MAĀ 01930
Phone:Ā 978-281-0223
FREE SHOW
See the complete listing of live shows hereĀ
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7:00 pmĀ Ā KBMG
King, Brown, Mattacks, Ginandes
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā HENLEY DOUGLAS JR.
Funk Jamm and Soul Force V
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā FATS HAMMOND
w/ Marty Rowan, Ken Clarke, Mike Mele & Benny Benson
FREE SHOW
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| 6:00 pmĀ Ā DAISY NELL & CAPT. STAN
Benefit for the schooner Adventure
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7:00 pmĀ Ā JOHN ROCKWELLĀ folkĀ folk-rockĀ country
FREE SHOW
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| 7:30 pmĀ Ā GARRETT SAVLUK
w/ “Sax” Gordon Beadle
FREE SHOW
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8:00 pmĀ Ā FLY AMERO
dinner w/ Fly and special guest Toni Ann
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā CRAZY JAY
Karaoke
FREE SHOW
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9:00 pmĀ Ā DENNIS MONAGLE
Monagle Session featuring BANDIT KINGS!
FREE SHOW
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We have entertainment out on the beautiful deck over looking the river. Ā See our listing here
Friday, June 14th 7:00 to 10:00 Toni Ann & David Brown
Sunday, June 16th 5:00 to 10:00 Toni Ann Enes
Thursday, June 20th 7:00 to 10:00 DJ Scottie Mac
Friday June 21st 7:00 to 10:00 Inge Berge
Sunday, June 23rd 5:00 to 8:00 Toni Ann Enes & Frank Hawkes
Friday, June 28th 7:00 to 10:00 Tom OāBrian (in the band Boru)
Sunday, June 30th Toni Ann Enes & Dave Koen
Hope to see you there supporting local music!
SINGER/GUITARIST LARRY CARSMAN PERFORMS SUNDAY
JUNE 9 AT GIUSEPPEāS RESTAURANT IN GLOUCESTER
Larry Carsman, master singer/guitarist whoĀ interprets songs from Springsteen to Segovia, performs Saturday night June 9 from 6-9Ā PM at Giuseppeās Restaurant, on Main Street in Gloucesterās West End.
Carsman cofounded the James Montgomery Band in 1971. He also taught guitar to manyĀ local luminaries — including Livingston Taylor, Pete Kennedy (The Kennedys), Chuck
McDermott (Wheatstraw) and many others.
Since the mid 70s, Larry has focused on selecting and arranging a vibrant repertoire forĀ solo performance — drawn from traditional and modern jazz, blues, classical, Brazilian,Ā folk, soul and contemporary artists.
Live and on his 2009 solo debut CD Better Late, his warm vibrant voice blends
effortlessly with his nylon-strung classically fingered guitar. Larryās influences and songs
span a rich diverse range of vintage and modern artists ā Mose Allison, Josh White, B.B.
King, Buddy Guy, Big Bill Broonzy, John Coltrane, Lightning Hopkins, Miles Davis,
Bruce Springsteen, Blossom Dearie, Julian Bream, Carlos Jobim, Gilberto Gil and Luis
Bonfa.
Billy Novick, celebrated musician and producer of Better Late, says: āLarry definitely
makes the songs his own. But because he has such a deep knowledge, respect and love of
so many different types of music, the songs are all genuine, soulful, and different…
Thereās no loss of a songās emotion or integrity when Larry performs it. In fact, the songs
become much richer, because of his imaginative yet nuanced interpretations.ā
For reservations, call Guiseppeās Restaurant @ 978/879-4622
Contacts:
James Buhrendorf 978/879.7230
Larry Carsman 978/526-4626
http://www.larrycarsman.com
The fun filled evening kicks off with a cocktail hour with an open bar and appetizers and a special preview performance of musical selections sung by the cast from Gloucester Stage’s season opening production of the Tony Award winning musical Spring Awakening followed by a buffet dinner, silent auction, a performance by acclaimed local singer/songwriter Chelsea Berry. The evening concludes with a dancing to the music ofĀ ofĀ DJ Sam Lurie of Total Control Entertainment. Ā Get your tickets today, help support Gloucester Stage Company.
It’s a revolution — a slow one. Ā Perhaps you haven’t even noticed. Ā In school we’re taught about revolutions as if they happen all at once. Ā But most of them don’t. Ā They take years. Ā One day, you look around and everything has changed. Ā It’s hard to notice the revolution when we’re in the middle of it. Ā That’s where we are now — in the middle of Gloucester’s music revolution. Ā Here’s how you can tell:
On Sunday, The Brew, recently named Best Band in New England by the New England Music Awards, will be at Minglewood. Ā One quick listen and you’ll know why they won.
Music on Sundays at Minglewood? Ā That’s right. Ā This Sunday 6/2 Minglewood Tavern launches a new night of music. Ā Let’s get down there and prove them right for adding another night to the Gloucester music revolution.
Next Saturday, Boston Magazine’s Best Local Band, Three Day Threshold plays The Rhumbline. Ā This band ROCKS and defies genre.Ā Ā Listen here. Ā They’ve also got a great sense of humor as evidenced by theirĀ Facebook description: “good country gone terribly terribly bad”.
If you look at their tour dates, you see they’re at Meadowbrook Pavilion, Middle East Downstairs (the big room) and the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville. Ā But YOU can see them at The Rhumbline without even crossing the bridge. Ā That’s revolution.
While you’re at it, check out tomorrow’s Rhumbline choice, Under Griffin’s Porch. Ā Here’s a prediction: It won’t be long before they win a Best Band award.
Gloucester’s music revolution is all around you. Ā Join in and have some fun!
Check out the video featuring RUNA’s dynamic fusion of traditional & modern Celtic sounds — with dancing! Ā Remember, it’s the high-season. Ā Shows like this will sell-out, so you’d better get your tickets early — get them here.
The way I look at it, a rainy night is perfect for music in one of Gloucester’s restaurants. Ā You’re not gonna fire up the grill. Ā Picnic on the beach? Ā Nope. Ā Dinner on the boat? Ā Fuggedaboutit.
Tonight you can catch two great shows. Ā Start at 7pm with local favoriteĀ John RockwellĀ featuring Dave Brown (one of the best guitarists alive today) at Alchemy (one of only 2 Gloucester restaurants with 4.5 stars on Yelp and Gloucester’s highest rated restaurant with music).
Then head over to Minglewood and rock out with Dennis Monagle, Ned Nugent and Mark Pelosi at 9pm.
Check out this video and you’ll know what I mean when I say rockin’
Friday, May 31, 2013
Cape Ann Community Cinema,
at 7:30pm
Tickets $15, every ticket-holder will receive a copy of the new CD Legacy!
Cape Ann Community Cinema,
21 Main St.
Gloucester, MA
(978) 309-8448
Musical Kabbalat Shabbat ledĀ by Rabbi Steven Lewis
Friday, May 31st, Ā @ 8pm
Temple Ahavat Achim
86 Middle Street
Gloucester, MA
There is so much music happening this weekend – there is no reason not to go out! Ā Make sure you check online for the lastest update.
There are still a few tickets left forĀ tonight’sĀ concert at Shalin Liu with Miranda Russell but you must call the box office at 978-546-7391.
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7:00 pmĀ LINDA AMERO
Menage a Trio w/ Steve Heck and Bronek Suchanek
FREE SHOW
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| 8:00 pmĀ Ā FREEVOLT
Reggae On The River Bridge Deck
FREE SHOW
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8:00 pmĀ Ā MIRANDA RUSSELL
Miranda Russell and her band at the beautiful Shalin Liu in Rockport, MA
37 Main Street,Ā Rockport,Ā MAĀ 01966
Phone:Ā 978-546-7391 |
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8:30 pmĀ Ā STEVE CARAWAY
with Professor Von Buhrendorf on Mandolin and Vocals
14 Rogers Street,Ā Gloucester,Ā MA
FREE SHOW
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| 8:30 pmĀ Ā JOE THOMAS
FREE SHOW
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9:00 pmĀ FULL CIRCLE
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā PETE AND DAVE’S MOTOWN DANCE PARTY
FREE SHOW
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9:00 pmĀ Ā GROOVE THERAPY
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā SYM
classic rock jam
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā BOSTON HORNS
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā BUBBA AND THE TROUBLEMAKERS
FREE SHOW
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7:30 pmĀ Ā ROOTS 66
Acoustic Adventures from the Lost Highway. $10 Donation – Kids Under 12 Free
38 Gloucester Ave.,Ā Gloucester,Ā MAĀ 01930
Phone:Ā (978) 283-4808 |
| 8:00 pmĀ Ā THE GLOSTAFARIANS
Bridge Deck
FREE SHOW
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8:00 pmĀ Ā MIRANDA RUSSELL
Miranda Russell and her band at the beautiful Shalin Liu in Rockport, MA
37 Main Street,Ā Rockport,Ā MAĀ 01966
Phone:Ā 978-546-7391 |
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8:00 pmĀ Ā ALLEN ESTES
w/ Orville Giddings
141 High St,Ā Ipswich,Ā MAĀ 01938
FREE SHOW
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8:00 pmĀ Ā ORVILLE GIDDINGS
w/ Allen Estes
141 High St,Ā Ipswich,Ā MAĀ 01938
FREE SHOW
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| 8:30 pmĀ Ā JOE THOMAS
FREE SHOW
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8:30 pmĀ Ā THE HOT TUB PIRANHAS
H.T.P.’s perform a Dance Party at St. Peter’s Club. This will be a so much fun. Only $3 Adm.
Rogers St.,Ā Gloucester,Ā MA,
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā MAD HOUSE
FREE SHOW
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9:00 pmĀ Ā THE WILKINS NOISE
Wilkins Solo Acoustic
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā LOVEWHIP
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā DJ VITO
Aqua Room Pool Bar
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā MIKE OāCONNELL BAND
blues/jam/rock
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā HDRNB
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā MARI MARTIN
and The Lucky Boys
FREE SHOW
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Make sure you are ready to do the Shuffle when you head down to Giuseppe’s for the Singer Songwriter ShuffleĀ and say hi to T. Max & Orville Giddings.
Ok, so the weatherman says it is not going to be a beach weekend (I think he is wrong) but there is a lot of great music happening, and it starts tonight. Ā See the Full List Here
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7:00 pmĀ Ā T MAX
Singer-songwriter Shuffle – 7 performers – 20 minutes each – T Max hosts
FREE SHOW
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7:00 pmĀ Ā ORVILLE GIDDINGS
Shuffle w/ Sunni Badore, Nick Zaino, Amy Spillert, Kirsten Manville & Marianne Chatterton
FREE SHOW
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8:00 pmĀ Ā BRAD BYRD
And Friends
FREE SHOW
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| 8:00 pmĀ Ā DAVE SAG’S BLUES PARTY
w/ Lisa Marie
FREE SHOW
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| 8:30 pmĀ Ā BRIAN FINES
open mic
FREE SHOW
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9:00 pmĀ DJ VITO
“shake it thursdays”
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā FIVE POINT BRASS GANG
FREE SHOW
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7:00 pmĀ LINDA AMERO
Menage a Trio w/ Steve Heck and Bronek Suchanek
FREE SHOW
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| 7:30 pmĀ Ā WILLIE ALEXANDER
after the movie Hello Gloucester, Willie & the Persistence of Memory Orchestra will perform
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| 8:00 pmĀ Ā FREEVOLT
Bridge Deck
FREE SHOW
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8:00 pmĀ Ā MIRANDA RUSSELL
Miranda Russell and her band at the beautiful Shalin Liu in Rockport, MA
37 Main Street,Ā Rockport,Ā MAĀ 01966
Phone:Ā 978-546-7391 |
| 8:30 pmĀ Ā JOE THOMAS
FREE SHOW
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9:00 pmĀ FULL CIRCLE
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā PETE AND DAVE’S MOTOWN DANCE PARTY
FREE SHOW
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9:00 pmĀ Ā GROOVE THERAPY
FREE SHOW
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| 9:00 pmĀ Ā SYM
classic rock jam
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā BOSTON HORNS
FREE SHOW
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| 9:30 pmĀ Ā BUBBA AND THE TROUBLEMAKERS
FREE SHOW
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PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Publication
Contact: Lisa Smith, (978) 281-2446
lsmith@capeanntv.org
Cape Ann TV is announcing itās Annual Meeting on Tuesday, May 28 at 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Cape Ann TV studio, 38 Blackburn Center, Gloucester. Highlights of the meeting will include an overview of the stationās performance over the year, and presentations by local producers Allen Estes, Shaun Goulart, John Ronan, Kim Smith and Peter Van Ness. They will talk about their experiences as video producers and show clips from their shows. Refreshments will be served and all are welcome to attend.
For all the reasons Jim Dowd so entertainingly cites inĀ yesterday’s rant,Ā plus the fact that your personal livelihood might actually depend on them, it’s that time of year to welcome tourists to Gloucester — and be grateful they’re coming.
The Gloucester Visitor’s Welcoming Center opens tomorrow at Stage Fort Park and Kathie Gilson, who runs it, has invited everyone who’s business supports Gloucester’s visitor economy to attend the opening reception at 5pm. Ā Bring your brochures to display at the Visitor’s Welcoming Center for the season.
You might also want to check your listing on GloucesterMA.com, the City’s official visitor website. Ā Everybody knows that the Web is the number 1 source of information for visitors and GloucesterMA.com is Gloucester’s #1 tourism website. Ā It’s the top Google result for nearly every Gloucester tourism related phrase (hotels, inns, restaurants, etc.) and many local businesses report that GloucesterMA.com is their number 1 source of referrals after Google. Ā It’s a free service offered by the City, so you might as well take advantage of it. Ā If you need any changes to your listing, or it’s not there or you notice anything that’s incorrect, click here and explain the situation. Ā It will be taken care of quickly.
Ray ManzarekĀ died MondayĀ in Rosenheim, Germany. The keyboardist, who was a founding member of The Doors, lost his battle with bile duct cancer. He was 74. Ā Both drummer John Densmore and guitarist Robby Krieger have spoken up about the loss, and while doing so, remembered Doors frontman Jim Morrison, who died in 1971.
See full article here
Check out this video of Allen Estes’ new song, “We All Fall Down”, which premieres on his show Local Music Seen with Allen Estes tomorrow (WED) at 6:30pm on Cape Ann TV Channel 12. Ā Allen had been working on this song before the marathon bombing, which gave the song a more profound meaning closer to what we’re all feeling right now. Ā If this song doesn’t move you, nothing will.
In this special show, Allen is his own guest and sings four new songs and one older one from his Nashville writing days. Ā He ends with one of my new favorites, “Swimming” or “The Good Harbor Beach Song” — a perfect way to get into theĀ Cape AnnĀ Summer spirit!
More Allen Estes videos here (including Swimming)
Miranda Russell performs at the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport on Friday and Saturday May 24th and 25th, 8 PM. Miranda and her 6-piece band will play an eclectic repertoire from standards to Americana folk/rock. Familiar to Cape Ann audiences from her many appearances at Gloucester Stage Company, Miranda has played at the Shalin Liu for the past two years, selling out the house. Hailed by critics as a sensational nuance performer, “Russell will knock your socks off, should you be wearing any this close to the beach” (BostonĀ Phoenix).
Here is Maranda Russell’sĀ wonderful cover of Paul Simon’s Graceland. Ā She and her band really make this song their own. Ā Watch and seeĀ what we mean. Ā You can catch her at Shalin Liu, where this was filmed, with the same band this weekend. Ā Ā Get Tickets Here
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