Showing posts with label plough and stars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plough and stars. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
MONDO's Mele Kalikimaka Party, Dec 16 at the Plough
Celebrate the season, tiki-style! The December MONDO doubles as the Boston Emissions Holiday Party!
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Debut of MONDO Thursdays at the Plough and Stars this Thurs, Nov 18
This Thursday!
Introducing MONDO Thursdays at the Plough and Stars ~ a monthly celebration of great music, great food and great drink.
Join us for the debut of MONDO Thursdays this Thursday, November 18
featuring performances by
-Cropduster Duo (Dave Unger and Chris Coughlin)
-Marc Gaffney of Gozu
MONDO Thursdays at the Plough and Stars
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
9pm (kitchen open until 10pm)
21+ / $5
21+ / $5
The idea behind MONDO Thursdays is a simple one – to celebrate Boston's vibrant music and food scenes.
Anngelle Wood (Boston Emissions 100.7 WZLX) and Doug Sherman (Superhoney/Gozu) team to bring area musicians together who wouldn't typically play with one another or in a room as unique as the legendary Plough and Stars while the Plough's resident chef Jim Seery (also drummer of TRiPLE THiCK) introduces special MONDO Thursdays Polynesian-inspired dishes. The Plough and Stars bar staff have fashioned Island-infused cocktails as part of the night's celebration.
MONDO Thursdays will happen on the third Thursday of each month.
Thursday, December 16 ~ MONDO Thursdays' Mele Kalikimaka Party with Tired Old Bones, Jessica Sun Lee, Danielle Lessard and special guest performers to be announced.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
The Rock Dirt: Boston Music News 10/14/10
THE ROCK DIRT is a music news “column” I did for a few years, a few years ago. It appeared online and in print around New England. I look forward to doing regular updates at Boston Emissions blog and here on my personal blog.
Here’s a recap of happenings from the past few weeks.
Premiere! The Lights Out debuted their first video at this week’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Social.
Introducing TLO’s “Gottagetouttahere”
Introducing TLO’s “Gottagetouttahere”
Close Enough For Rock And Roll. By now it’s likely you know that Harper’s Ferry in Allston will close its doors at the end of October citing non-renewal of its lease. According to HarpersFerryBoston.com, the "400-capacity room is the size of an airplane hangar, and can be very depressing to play when it’s empty." It was reported this week that long-time Boston music promoter Don Law and associates plan to take over the 340-capacity space (that number is according to the Boston.com piece) in order to use it as “…a club that is a first step, and we think this would work so acts would then grow into the Paradise.” The Brighton Music Hall – though that is technically Allston – as its said to be called is expected to open in December. Stay tuned.
A Modern Log. The Sheila Divine is back with all-original line-up – Aaron Perrino, Jim Gilbert and drummer Shawn Sears. They began the comeback recording this month at Zippa Studios with Brian Charles funded by Kickstarter.com. To date the band has raised more than $13,000 donated by fans. As a gift of sorts, be part it and watch the writing and recording process live on the TSD Ustream. See them live Thanksgiving Eve, Weds, Nov 24 at Great Scott, Allston with The Hush Now and The Fatal Flaw.
Sound OFF. Allston’s Sound Museum location closed up shop leaving bands scrambling for rehearsal space. Non-lease renewal was cited as the cause. Read Jonathan Perry’s Boston.com piece.
In. Congratulations to Tijuana Sweetheart for the addition of new guitarist Keri Medeiros. We can call her Keri until she is anointed with a proper TJS moniker. Keri will make her live debut in December.
Out. The Wrecking Coast is looking for a new guitar player. Interested parties can reach out via wreckingcoast(a)gmail.com. Current guitarist Pete Ferraro plays his last show with TWC on Sun, Oct 17 at 1pm at the Middle East upstairs, Cambridge.
Cheers. Boston’s RIBS scored the support slot for Helmet Weds, Oct 20 at the Middle East downstairs, Cambridge. The band appears on Boston Emissions with Anngelle Wood on Sun, Oct 17.
Boston music-related news and attachments can be sent to therockdirt (a) gmail.com.
We’ll see how it goes.
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