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Tierney Sutton, Hubert Laws and
Larry Koonse at the Lobero Theatre
CLU Wind Ensemble and Chamber
Wind Ensembles’ PRISM Concert
at Samuelson Chapel
Playing Blues and R&B in Santa Barbara and beyond for as long as
we can remember!! Band members are Morganfield Burnett on Vocals, Harmonica, Percussion; Austin Beedy on Drums; Fast Freddy
Rapillo on Guitar, Vocals; Doug Scott on Keyboards, Vocals; and
Chas Thompson on Bass, Vocals. For more information, call (805)
963-1786.
Carolina Chocolate Drops at Royce Hall
Sunday, March 25 at 2:00 p.m.
at California Lutheran University,
60 West Olsen Road, in Thousand Oaks
Members of the University Wind Ensemble will present CLU’s second annual PRISM concert. The varied and eclectic program will
feature performances by soloists and chamber ensembles along with
the Wind Ensemble for a complete spectrum of wind and percussion music. Michael D. Hart conducts. Donations will be accepted.
The concert is sponsored by Music Department. For more information, call (805) 493-3306 or visit www.callutheran.edu/events.
Friday, March 23 at 8 p.m.
at 33 East Canon Perdido Street, in Santa Barbara
This charming and unexpected trio features Sutton’s lush vocals
with DownBeat’s “flutist of the year,” Hubert Laws, and stellar
guitar by Larry Koonse. The combined talent of Sutton, Laws and
Koonse represents one of the most creative forces in jazz today, as
they explore the interplay between jazz and chamber music. The
inherent intimacy of their blend should make for an unforgettable
evening of sonic exploration. Tierney Sutton normally travels with
her own stellar band, but this collaboration is one of the most touted trios in jazz today. Tickets are $100 for patron, $45 for section
A and $35 for section B. Tickets are subject to $5 per ticket Lobero
Facility Fee; other fees may also apply. The concert will feature
an opportunity for area jazz students to win a grant for school jazz
programs. Students wishing to purchase student tickets and be entered to win the Luci and Richard Janssen Youth Jazz Grant should
contact Holly Chadwin at 805-966-4946 x 613. For more information, call (805) 963-0761 or visit www.lobero.com.
McKinley Morganfield & Da Blues
at the Whiskey Richards
The Mighty Diamonds at
SOhO Restaurant and Music Club
Sunday, April 1 at 4 p.m.
at 435 State St., in Santa Barbara
Friday, March 23 at 9:30 p.m.
at 1221 State St., in Santa Barbara
The Mighty Diamonds continue to achieve stardom on their own
terms, wrapping a militant message in some of the prettiest melodies around. Even with their mushrooming international popularity,
the Mighty Diamonds have not forgotten their roots which come
from the unique cultural potpourri of Jamaica with its harsh ghetto
realities and its irresistible reggae pulse. Tickets are $22. For more
information, call (805) 962-7776.
Tim Jones at the Ventura Harbor
Comedy Club
Friday, March 23 and Saturday, March 24
at 1559 Spinnaker Drive, Suite 205, in Ventura
Following the news comes naturally to native New Yorker Tim
Jones, who studied broadcast journalism and worked as a news
writer for NBC, before ditching it in favour of the stage. He moved
to Los Angeles, and started to take to the stage at the Comedy
Store’s amateur night. He then moved onto the TV circuit, appearing on everything from Fresh Prince of Bel Air to MTV and Comedy Central. Kabir Singh will also perform. Kabir Singh is the 2009
and 2010 Winner of both of the major Bay Area Stand up Comedy Competition beating over 160 comics from all over the U.S by
coming in First place in all Three rounds BOTH YEARS! Kabir has
since then headlined a night at every major comedy club in the Bay
Area including selling out the SJ Improv 4 times including a Friday
Night as well as headlining a whole full weekend at Pepperbellys
Comedy club in Fairfield and selling out shows at the SF Punchline
and SAC Punchline. Show time is 8 p.m. on Friday and 7 p.m. and
9 p.m. on Saturday. Tickets are $15. The show is ages 21 and over.
There is a two drink minimum per person. For more information,
call (805) 644-1500.
Friday, April 6 at 8 p.m.
at 340 Royce Drive, in Los Angeles
Steeped in the rich (yet largely uncelebrated) tradition of AfricanAmerican string bands of the old South, the Grammy-winning Carolina Chocolate Drops have been making a name for themselves
with a uniquely modern vibe and approach. Since forming in 2005,
the up-and-coming quartet has recorded four albums of brilliant
material - including the Grammy-winning album Genuine Negro
Jig - that Rolling Stone praises for its “dirt-floor-dance electricity.”
All of the Carolina Chocolate Drops musicians sing and trade instruments including banjo, fiddle, guitar, harmonica, snare drum,
jug and kazoo. The quartet’s charm lies in an effortless ability to
balance vintage sounds with a contemporary ethos. Mexo-Americana folk group David Wax Museum (comprised primarily of
multi-instrumentalists David Wax and Suz Slezak) opens the show.
The duo fuses traditional Mexican folk with American roots and
indie rock to create an utterly unique aesthetic. Tickets are $20 for
the general public and $15 for UCLA students. For more information, call (310) 825-4401 or visit www.uclalive.org.
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