Coming up:
Iron Lion w/ Live Band
Thursday, July 29, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $6/$8
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Singer Ronnie Brandon AKA Iron Lion, is a veteran Reggae/Soul artist born in Chicago and raised in Virginia since he was 10 years old. Ronnie has opened for a variety of Reggae giants including Jimmy Cliff, The Wailers Band, Abyssinians, Don Carlos, Yellowman, Eek A Mouse, Soja, and many others.
As the original lead singer of the Stable Roots Reggae Band, he is a strong socio-conscious writer bringing history, spirituality, culture, consciousness, and awareness to the forefront of his music while giving the ladies the R&B flavor they love.
Blessed with a soulful voice and an experienced stage presence, he is a sight to see and hear, so make sure to catch Iron Lion at The Southern on Thursday, July 29th.
Cadillac Sky
Allen Thompson
Friday, July 30, 2010 Doors at 7:30pm $10
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2010 marks the metamorphosis of Cadillac Sky from a critically acclaimed
bluegrass band to a band without boundaries. Already praised as "original,"
"innovative," "fearless," "ambitious," "propulsive," and "a marvel of emotion and
razor sharp focus," Cadillac Sky is moving even further into new territory. Their
chosen instrumentation that imitates that of Bill Monroe's classic bands belies the
depth of sound that these five young men create and becomes simply the
canvass that they paint from. Their music draws inspiration from many diverse
wells of creativity and artistry yet somehow they manage to create a sound that is
completely Cadillac Sky: one that rejects the straitjacket of labeling and instead
looks to make transcendent music and ultimately to paint its masterpiece.
Early in September of 2009, Cadillac Sky took another step in that direction when
acclaimed guitarist/producer and frontman for The Black Keys, Dan Auerbach,
took the reigns of their 3rd full length studio album "Letters in the Deep." The
album is set to be released on Dualtone Records on June 8th, 2010. For more
info, go to cadillacsky.net
Some folks' paths are determined for them before they are old enough to wonder what their paths should be. Such is the case with Allen Thompson. Thompson has been singing and telling stories for longer than he can remember. Judging by the responses to his albums and live performances, he won't be stopping anytime soon.
Thompson was born to tell a story. The first time you hear his sweet, soulful voice sail through one of his songs like the wind whistling through the mountains, you'll want to listen again and again to the stories he is telling.
Love Canon
Wednesday, August 4, 2010 Doors at 7:30pm FREE Show in the Bar
The Southern is pleased to present:
"The Summer of Love Canon"
A weekly series of free shows in the bar with Love Canon.
Come hear all of your favorite hits from the 80's covered bluegrass style by Adam Larrabee, Jessie Harper, Darrell Muller, and Andy Thacker.
6 Day Bender
Pantherburn
The Derelicts
Friday, August 6, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $8
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"Mountain Rock 'n' Roll." Banjo picking meets drums, electric guitar and bass, merging plugged-in rock and old-timey music.
6 Day Bender started with a group of students in Charlottesville playing on the downtown mall for weekend excesses, hollering to the open city streets. Then they shoved it in the corners of local gutbuckets and plugged it in. After a few months, 6 Day Bender emerged as one of Charlottesville's most raucous and promising bands. Like a fiery locomotive derailing across city asphalt.
Country. Bluegrass. Folk. Blues. Punk. They call it Mountain Rock.
Pantherburn includes Phillip St. Ours, Aaron Farrington, Jeff Stockberger, Cecilia Charre, and Wyn Owens and cites such influences as lvis Costello, Arcade Fire, Neil Young, U2, Tom Petty, The Dirty Three, The Talking Heads, Tom Waits, and The Pixies.
They play all original rock, just for you.
The Derelicts - Adam Long, guitarist from The Sometime Favorites, Michael Rasbury, keyboardist from Envy and The Chickenheads Blues Band, and Bentley Rhodes, guitarist from Bloodkin and Earl Knox, are modern, alternative singer/songwriters performing original music and their own interpretations of other artists. The Derelicts deliver their music with harmony and unique arrangements.
A Summer Co-Bill Blowout with:
XPS and the Illville Crew
Saturday, August 7, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $10
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Born out of the loose collective of late night jams that percolate around Charlottesville, the members of X-Porn Stars came together like sweet cream that rises to the top. With a line up that includes horns, a DJ, singers, rappers, and the areas most blistering lead guitarist, the X-Porn Stars always bring the absolute funk. From ground thumping up tempo grooves to rock steady slow jams. Every XPS show is an adventure in musical exploration. The band puts heart and soul into every moment on stage and the audience becomes a part of the experience.
The IllVille Crew was conceived in 2007 by original members: MitchWise, Marqui, Q*Black, and Dj 3rd Degree, but with the support of other local producers and musicians the crew has grown into a full live band.
Now Jay Chowdhry, Jonathan Chance, Chris Doerman, Bobby Mclaren, Grove Miller, Marqui and Q*Black have formed an explosive urban underground hip hop movement! Inspired by the ideas and creative melodies of local musicians, underground, and classic hip hop artists, the crew set out to fuse all their favorite genres while bringing back the raw essence of true hip hop and lyricism.
With the release of their upcoming E.P. "Nobody Knows" featuring songs such as "Don't Cry" and their debut single "Nobody Knows" The crew is guaranteed to go down in the books as one of the most influential hip hop bands to come out of central VA!
Forensics
Nurse Beach
Andrew Cedermark & Buffalo Wildwing
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $3
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FORENSICS has been through a variety permutations since its inception in 2003. Members have come and gone, but 2 constants have remained: Founder Brent Eyestone (also owner of the venerable Magic Bullet independent record label), and the commitment to making slightly off-kilter, un-ignorable rock music.
Sometimes abrasive, sometimes melodic, and always instinctual, FORENSICS combines pounding anthems with swirling, detuned walls of guitar to create a stunning sonic display.
The line-up stabilized in 2008 when Eyestone, guitar wunderkind Graham Scala, and the locked-n-loaded rhythm section of Brad Perry (also of Worn In Red) and Andy Buckalew began writing songs for the "You Don't Have To Win, But You Have To Fight" EP. This incarnation of the band has played everything from sweaty house shows to festival slots with Converge and Russian Circles.
It should be noted that all members share a strange affinity of the music of R Kelley. Real talk, y'all.
Birdlips
Eternal Summers
Red Rattles
Saturday, August 14, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $8
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Seeing Double... A night of duos and a double EP release from Birdlips!
Birdlips is a band born of wanderlust. For our current project, DRIFT, we are roaming the United States searching for the soul of America and chronicling the experience through a series of EPs recorded in different locations all over the country. These traveling home recordings are released as they are finished, so the music is fresh, raw, and straight from our lips to your ears. Armed only with a few instruments, our meager savings and a digital 8-track recorder, we're finding inspiration everywhere from the busy highways of L.A. to the tar-lined beaches of the Florida panhandle.
DRIFT is about movement and adapting to present circumstance, using the resources we have available to us right now and seizing the moment. We're letting the wind take us where it will. We don't know how it will end, but we're inviting everyone to take part in this adventure with us and watch the path unfold.
Jim Waive and the Young Divorcees
The Low Country Suits
Friday, August 20, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $8/$10
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Country music is about family. Country music is about love, loss and heartbreak. Country music is about biblically proportioned lyrics rooted in the search for self. Or the search for cold beer and a dancing partner.
With Jim Waive at the helm, these criteria are met with complete satisfaction as he steers The Young Divorcees towards country music perfection.
Waive combines his no-pick, percussive style on guitar with some of the most compelling lyrics in honky tonk. His smoky voice delivers songs laden with fervor and heart. You can catch a glimpse of his Tidewater roots in the fire and brimstone melodies, and you can feel his love overflow for his Divorcees: Charlie Bell, Jen Fleisher, and Anna Matijasic.
When Bell is not on pedal steel he's on bottleneck guitar and dobro, switching effortlessly amongst the fleet as needed. Born to a hard working Orange County, Virginia family, Bell has played music most of his life, including a long stint as a member of The Hackensaw Boys and frequent appearances with Charlie Louvin. An old-school, son-of-the-south, his ghostly notes waft from the pedal steel with a country confidence. His harmonies are traditional and tempting. His solos walk through the wall of rhythm put up by Waive and Fleisher.
Classically trained on piano, the Floridian Fleisher plays the bullfiddle with a passion. She is the Superball on stage. Her grooves are infectious. She improvises through Bell's country gold, then supports Waive's thumb-drop guitar.
A native Virginian and classically trained as well, Anna Matijasic often joins the Divorcees to play "country violin." She accents Bell's lines with gypsy melodies burnished by a cowgirl's hand. Reminiscent of the fiddle/violin playing on Bob Dylan's "Desire", she is a velvet scimitar, slicing apart your conviction that country music fiddlers must have a "Fire on the Mountain" complex.
This band is a true country band that supports one another like a family should (without the dysfunction). Their beauty is subtle and very real. They are good musicians, all four. They carry on the American tradition of honky tonkin', beer drinkin', heart breakin' music with a down-home authenticity.
They are a country band to be seen and enjoyed, to be heard and adored.
The Low Country Suits are four former members of the award winning bluegrass band King Wilkie. Now spread out between Johnson City and New York City, they are reuniting for the weekend in their old hometown of Charlottesville. Ted Pitney (guitar), Jake Hopping (bass), Abe Spear (banjo), and Nick Reeb (fiddle) bring the high back to high lonesome traditional bluegrass music.
A Night of Comedy with The Charlottesville Comedy Roundtable featuring:
EJ Edmonds
with Gary Greenwood
and Bill Metzger
Hosted by Jim Zarling
Saturday, August 21, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $6/$8
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EJ Edmonds is one of the funniest and busiest comics in Virginia. He's performed across the country, won numerous comedy competitions and recently recorded a CD entitled "The Man-Witch Project".
In June 2006 in Fredericksburg, Virginia, E.J. Edmonds took to the stage for the first time to share his 'views' with the public. His confident demeanor, blunt sarcasm, and the ability to make fun of himself and his life quickly made him a favorite among comedy-lovers in the Northern Virginia area.
E.J has taken his uncanny ability of seeing the humor in real-life stories and turned his stories into real-life comedy. This talent, coupled with his abstract views of the world, make E.J. Edmonds an act you won't want to miss.
Gary Greenwood has opened for Carrot Top, Josh Blue, and Brett Leake. He was co-winner at the Richmond Funny Bones' "Clash of the Comics" in 2009 and a finalist at the 2010 Port City Top Comic Competition. He also won the first Last Comic Standing at the Oasis Bar and Grill in Waynesboro in December of 2009 and was co-winner in February 2010. He has performed in the SureShot Events Comedy Tour and headlined a fund raiser for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank. He has have performed at clubs and colleges up and down the east coast.
In 2025, Bill Metzger will fund a group of scientists who will inadvertently discover time travel. Through a mishap at the lab, he will travel back to 1916 and eventually father a child with the soft spoken, yet emotionally intense daughter of a Pennsylvania factory worker. Bill will guide this child as he blossoms into a passionate young man. You will come to know this man as Walter Cronkite. For now, Bill Metzger is just some guy who's really funny.
Jim Zarling was born and raised in (insert city), (insert country). At a young age he developed a talent for (insert hobby) and decided to pursue it even though his father wanted him to be a (insert career). After graduating from (insert college) with a degree in (insert degree) Jim moved to (insert big city) where he met (insert name of famous person) who gave him sage advice that Jim still lives by- "The world is full of (insert derogatory term) but as long as you can keep your (insert body part) up the whole world will be (insert pleasurable object)."
(Bio provided by bio-matic the world's first bio producing website.)
An Evening with:
Darren Beachley & Legends of the Potomac
Sunday, August 22, 2010 Doors at 7:00pm $15
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Darren Beachley and the Legends of the Potomac harness the very best of bluegrass past and future. Soulful contemporary ballads share space with more rugged, traditional fair, with Beachley's soaring tenor front and center and the tasteful virtuosity of Auldridge, Gray, mandolinist Norman Wright, and banjo player Mark Delaney steering the music with peerless precision. With their wide-ranging influences and open-ended approach to acoustic music, Darren Beachley and the Legends of the Potomac pay tribute to the fertile and inventive mid-Atlantic bluegrass scene from which they sprang.
By teaming up such revered masters as dobro player Mike Auldridge, bassist Tom Gray both founding members of the legendary, revolutionary band the Seldom Scene with rising-star vocalist Darren Beachley (formerly of bluegrass powerhouse Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver), Mandolinist Norman Wright (Bluegrass Cardinals, Country Gentlemen) and banjo player Mark Delaney (Country Gentlemen) a true acoustic super group has been formed.
An 80's Dance Party with the Ultimate 80's Tribute Band!
The Reflex
Friday, August 27, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $10
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The 80's! A time for classic coming of age movies, big hair, and some pretty crazy fashions. The glue that held it all together of course was the music. The Reflex serves as a perfect reminder of that great music of a decadent decade.
Step inside the DeLorean and get ready to go back in time...The Reflex delivers the ultimate musical tribute to the 80's! The band's goal is to recreate - some might even say mirror - the sound, vibe, and look of those 80's mega-bands and one-hit wonders you love. The Reflex offers a full-on retro experience with a diverse set list of "must play" 80ss tunes, including songs by Bryan Adams, Blondie, Duran Duran, the Go-Go's, Journey, Cyndi Lauper, Madonna, Whitesnake and many more! Close your eyes and you might just think you're hearing Heart, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Prince or even A Flock of Seagulls live in concert.
Manorlady
HotChaCha
Night and The City
Saturday, September 4, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $7
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Manorlady are a family band.
Based in Charlottesville, Virginia, Manorlady is comprised of members Aaron Bailey, Melissa Bailey, Donald Wooley, and Dylan Mulshine.
While each pursuing school Aaron, Melissa, and Donald began in early 2009 to make music that reminds them of the wide open spaces and fluorescent sunsets on which they were raised in the Mojave Desert of Eastern California. Early efforts from this trio were characterized by floating male and female vocals, reverberated guitars, crisp synth melodies, and foot-triggered MIDI sequences driving larger-than-life drum machines and samplers. Many performances also have included elaborate MIDI-driven video originating from an affected VHS source.
March 2010 marks the addition of Dylan Mulshine (Rhythm Bandit) on drums. This Charlottesville four-piece dabble in shoegaze, 60's pop revival, trip hop, and post-rock. Manorlady has been likened to bands ranging from The Raveonettes to Beach House to Mogwai to Portishead. Manorlady is currently recording their debut release, a full-length titled 'Home', scheduled for release Summer 2010.
HotChaCha started as a girl band on an early Friday morning (in late March of 2007) at the West Side Market in Cleveland.
Mandy Aramouni and Jovana Batkovic were sipping on coffee and decided that due to Mandys' brilliant guitar sound, and Jovanas' outrageous stage presence, they had something HUGE going on. A few days later a local drummer, Lisa, was txt messaged to come and jam with the above mentioned broads.
For three months the girls consumed large amounts of beer, peed in the garbage can at the practice space, wrote music, and jammed. Finally, one night under the influence of large amounts of alcohol, they agreed to play their first show.
After they rocked, offended a bunch of people, and inspired everyone to masturbate and cry, they realized how HUGE they could be. Another thing became apparent, they needed a bass player! That night Heather Gmucs saw the show and fell in love with the band. The next practice she joined HotChaCha and never left. It is than, that HCC was truly created.
Mandy, Lisa. Heather, and Jovi became one ultimate machine that will make you laugh, and cry, and masturbate all at once. You can't deny the love.
A CD Release Show with:
Bess Rogers
Allison Weiss
Lelia Broussard
Sunday, September 12, 2010 Doors at 7:00pm $8/$10
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With confidence, smarts and an ear for a great song, Bess Rogers is poised for a mainstream breakthrough with her upcoming 'Bess Rogers presents Bess Rogers.' Set for a September 7th release, the EP features the single 'Come Home'.
Singer/songwriter Rogers, whose sound at times recalls Regina Spektor on speed, Juliana Hatfield, Wilco's 'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot', the GoGos and Patty Griffin, is also multi-instrumentalist and a fearless tinkerer in the studio, evoking Prince at his impish best. She is currently on tour with Ingrid Michaelson, and will headline this fall to coincide with her EP release. Rogers' music threads the line between aggression and tenderness, and those extremes give her memorable writing its firm sense of drama and wit.
On 'Bess Rogers Presents Bess Rogers', listeners will have the pleasure of being steamrolled by 'Favorite Day' and haunted by 'Good Enough'...a steady hand belies Rogers' wistful, appealing fragility in 'All In Good Fun' and 'What We What'...and then there's 'Come Home', the album's winning single.
Allison Weiss (Athens, GA) is a heartfelt singer/songwriter with a quirky charm, sharp pop sensibilities, and an avid online following. The energetic 23-year-old is winning hearts across the country with her entertaining live shows and infectious songs of love and loss. "I'm all about catchy, upbeat, feel-good music, but the one thing I seem to aways write about is heartbreak," she recently told Billboard.com, "I say [my songs] sound like your saddest memories sung to the tune of your happiest."
South Louisiana native Lelia Broussard is releasing her 3rd studio record this fall with Dan Romer producing entitled 'Masquerade'. This record showcases Broussard's solid songwriting, vocals, and catchy melodies, and is gathering quite a buzz already with the early spread of the first single, "Shoot For The Moon," amongst her loyal fan base. Earlier this year, Lelia raised over $15,000 with her fans through Kickstarter.com to fund the upcoming record and is in the top 5 most successful music projects of all time on the popular site.
Peter Bradley Adams
The Michael Clem Trio
Thursday, September 16, 2010 Doors at 7:00pm $10
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Peter Bradley Adams was formerly one half of the duo, Eastmountainsouth, signed by Robbie Robertson (of The Band) to DreamWorks Records in 2002. Peter co-produced their debut album with Mitchell Froom, and the duo toured extensively opening for Lucinda Williams, Tracy Chapman, and performed their final show at the Hollywood Bowl opening for Lyle Lovett and Shelby Lynn.
Since then, Adams has released three solo records: "Gather Up", "Leavetaking", and his most recent, "Traces", in October 2009 on Sarathan Records.
Peter's music has appeared in 40+ films and television shows including recent placements in CBS' "The Mentalist," CW's "One Tree Hill," ABC's "Brothers and Sisters" as well as the Miramax Film, film "Everbody's Fine" starring Robert De Niro.
For almost 20 years, Michael Clem, has been and continues to be a member of nationally touring, Virginia-based, folk-rock act Eddie from Ohio. For the past two years, he's been putting his musical roots down in Charlottesville. This show marks the debut of his newly formed trio, featuring Rusty Speidel (SGGL) on lead guitar and Thomas Gunn (Lost Highway) on upright bass, who will help round out Clem's new batch of originals with harmonies and considerably greater height.
Jukebox The ghost
Saturday, September 18, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $8/$10
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Jukebox The Ghost are three friends, Ben Thornewill on piano, Tommy Siegel on guitar and Jesse Kristin on rhythm. Bouncing out of Washington D.C. two years ago, Jukebox The Ghost purvey classic ebony and ivory pop, flavoured with their own brand of quirky lyrics and inventive song writing. Since the bands birth they have been writing and touring non stop, determined to bring their music to the masses the good old fashioned way; by doing everything themselves. It seems to have paid off; Jukebox The Ghost can boast 'Let Live and Let Ghosts', various EP's and singles, and a second album well on its way. Plus, over 250 shows world-wide, with the likes of Ben Folds, Tokyo Police Club, Ra Ra Riot, Jenny Owen Youngs and more.
Written in equal parts by band members Ben Thornewill and Tommy Siegel, produced by Ted Comerford, 'Let Live and Let Ghosts' is 40 minutes of rambunctious, exuberant pop rock.
Jukebox the Ghost just finished recording their second record with Peter Katis (The National, Interpol, Mates of State) at Tarquin Studios in CT, and will be on the road again this March with tour-mates Tally Hall (Atlantic Records). The next record will be released in 2010.
David Bazan + Band
The Mynabirds
Sunday, September 26, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $12
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Known for his work fronting the enigmatic rock band Pedro the Lion, David Bazan's emotionally charged narratives, eye for telling detail, and mournful voice have more in common with J.D. Salinger's 'Nine Stories' or Flannery O'Connor's 'Wise Blood' than with the usual lyrical slant of popular music. Bazan is a gifted storyteller, weaving parables of spiritual conflict, suburban ennui, and personal surrender into magnetic, well-crafted songs.
His debut solo full-length album, Curse Your Branches (out now on Barsuk), is a masterwork by a modern American poet at the height of his powers. Paste Magazine called him one of the '100 Best Living Songwriters'. This record is the deepest and most explicit exploration of his struggles with faith and a meditation on all things passed between the generations.
Before Georgie James, Laura Burhenn (half of the former DC duo) had spent her early years crafting music on her own. So when Georgie James split, she went back to what she knew. In the spring of 2009, Laura gathered her favorite books, records, and people around her and wrote what would become the first album from her new band, The Mynabirds.
What We Lose in the Fire We Gain in the Flood was recorded in the rugged hills of Oregon in the summer of 2009 with singer-songwriter/producer Richard Swift at the helm. Laura and Richard took turns at instruments until the record was fully orchestrated. When they finished recording each night, they'd polish off a bottle of whiskey and dance to records -- Dandy Livingstone, Buffy Sainte-Marie, James Brown -- until the sun came up. That energy really shows itself on The Mynabirds' debut album, particularly in 'Let the Record Go' and 'Numbers Don't Lie.' Other songs, like 'What We Gained in the Fire' and 'Right Place,' are more reflective, the lyrics following a Zen trajectory, echoing the sentiment of George Harrison's All Things Must Pass.
Starr Hill Presents:
Ted Leo & The Pharmacists
Screamings Females
Saturday, October 16, 2010 Doors at 8:00pm $13/$15
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Anyone who was lucky enough to see Ted Leo and the Pharmacists live over the last year or so got an advance
preview of some of the songs that make up THE BRUTALIST BRICKS. I was at more than a few of those
shows, and let me just say that as someone who has witnessed some of the most important rock shows in the
last twenty-plus years, I could not believe what my eyes were seeing and my ears were hearing.
So many times bands play 'the new stuff' and it's time to pull out the old iPhone and check your fantasy
basketball stats. But these songs sent a shock of genuine excitement through the crowd, as if the band was
cranking out an old favorite like "Me and Mia" or "Where Have All the Rude Boys Gone?". I was even a little
suspicious - you know how when you see a band and they play something so good that it just has to be a
cover? That's how I felt about hearing "Where Was My Brain?" and "Bottled In Cork" for the first time. Surely
these were not new songs!
But when Ted Leo himself told me post-show that they were among the new stuff, I knew what I had to do. I sat
the band down, looked them in the eye and said with songs like that on deck, the new Ted Leo and the
Pharmacists record was theirs to lose and they better not mess it up.
I am happy to say that they most certainly Brought It. From the opening facepunch of "The Mighty Sparrow" to
the thank-you-goodnight stomp of "Last Days" THE BRUTALIST BRICKS is a ripper that distills all that TL/Rx
have been working towards over the last decade into thirteen monster tracks.
I know what you're saying - what makes it so great, loudmouth? Well, jerk, it starts with the songs. While I love
all the preceding TL/Rx records like they were related to me, this baker's dozen is inarguably the strongest
batch that Ted has ever assembled. There are straight up HITS on this thing. From "One Polaroid A Day" to
"Bottled In Cork" To "Even Heroes Have To Die" and beyond, this album is stuffed with straight-up capital C
Classics.
But enough about Ted - how about the Pharmacists? Could they be more in the pocket? Chris Wilson's
drumming has never sounded better. Marty Key holds down the Thud Stick - it owes him money. And James
Canty is Mr. Everything, taking the songs to another level with his whipsmart guitar and keyboardings. Ted is the
anchor, but the Pharmacists are the reason the whole thing crushes like it does.
As a fan of Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, THE BRUTALIST BRICKS is everything I hoped they would bring to
their Matador debut. It's the intersection of songs and performance from a band that embodies the perfect
synthesis of head and heart. Music is generally a case of individual taste, but if you don't like this record the only
thing I can think is that you're wrong and kinda stupid and I don't want anything to do with you.
--Tom Scharpling (Famous Television Writer and Radio Host)
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