Ashley Thomas
by Stephen Seigel
Born and raised in Las Vegas, Ashley Thomas moved to Tucson four years ago. She was a baker at Grill until it closed, and now works for American Airlines, "gettin' people in the sky like magic."…
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Ernest Troost and Robyn Landis, Abounding Grace Church, Jan. 21
by Jim Lipson
When Bonnie Vining sold her southeast-side coffeehouse to establish the Live Acoustic Venue Association and dive headlong into the concert business, the move was hailed by many as bold and exciting. When she proceeded to schedule a full slate of shows at an eastside church that no one had ever heard of, many were left wondering if this was perhaps a bit too bold.…
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by Eric Swedlund
As a band clearly in love with music decades older than themselves, the Silver Thread Trio comfortably borrows and blends styles and themes that have forever driven the American folk-music tradition. Yet it's the trio's own songwriting and arrangements that are displayed on Trigger and Scythe.…
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Hopefully, you were already planning to attend the Project White House Beer Summit tomorrow night, but if not, we're now able to sweeten the deal a bit. Not only will you have the opportunity to meet actual presidential candidates and drink delicious Tucson beer, but you can also get some food from two of Tucson's food trucks.…
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I think we should be ok in Arizona for awhile, but I think as a country, it might be time to cut Florida loose, build a giant wall keeping the snakes in, and save the other 49 states while we still can:
Burmese pythons are eating machines. An adult snake can grow to nearly 20 ft., and it can eat everything raccoons to bobcats to deer to alligators, killing its prey by constriction and then swallowing them whole.…[ Read more ]
John Flansburgh and John Linnell of They Might Be Giants are celebrating their thirtieth year as a band, touring again for adults, after a few stints performing music for children. Last night, they performed at the Rialto Theatre, where they played music from their most recent album Join Us, along with some of their classics.…
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ACOUSTIC AWESOMENESS
As local music traditions go—the Tucson Weekly's Club Crawl™, The Great Cover-Up, our Tucson Area Music Awards (TAMMIES), etc.—The Wooden Ball stands above them all in at least one category: longevity.
The first one was held sometime in the late '80s (possibly 1987, but no one seems to remember for sure), organized by then-River Roses front man Chris Holiman as a way to bring together what was at…
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SINCE JAN. 8
Since this issue marks the one-year anniversary of the Jan. 8 Safeway shootings, I thought we'd take a quick look back at the efforts made by musicians to help heal our community over the past year.
The Rialto Theatre was the first to spring into action, announcing on its Facebook page on the afternoon of Jan. 8 that the staff would open the theater's doors that night to anyone looking to gather, and to any musicians who might like to perform.…
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