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Archives:
September 2006
October 2006
November:
11/2 * Artspace
At The Stars
Adah
The Frauds
Penguin
11/9 * Canal Club
Show Schedule
11/13 * Spotlight
on Jubeus
11/16 * Richmond
Musicians featured
on PBS 11/22
11/22 *
Spotlight on
Tsunami Rising
- The music of Tsunami
Rising is ever evolving as
they continue to grow as
people and as a band. As
musicians, they strive to
create something unique
to provide an original
sound to part the vast sea
of generic imposters.
Instead of imitating their
influences Tsunami Rising
tries to build from them,
blending the sounds of
Reggae, Ska, Rock, Punk,
Jam and Experimental to
form a style of their own.
The band takes pride in an original and energetic live show complete with everything from
conga jams to emotional breakdowns that always have the audience moving. Aside from the
music, Tsunami Rising tries to leave the listener informed and enlightened whether it be
lyrically or through a recent blog.
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- November 16th 2006 Buzz On The Street
Local Musicians Featured On TV- Wednesday November 22nd
An unprecedented night of local music
Four programs, four hours, and 1 night for local music…
November 2006, Richmond, VA—This month marks the 6th season of our popular series,
“The Music Seen” and the Community Idea Stations are dedicating a full night of prime-time
viewing to premiere four new programs. THE MUSIC SEEN is committed to showcasing our
talented local musicians and to provide a source of homegrown entertainment for our
television community. All of the new programs were taped this summer at The Canal Club in
Richmond and will premiere Wednesday, November 22 beginning at 8 pm on WCVE
Richmond PBS/WHTJ Charlottesville PBS. Four back-to-back programs make it the night for
local music.
Musical styling’s include Caribbean rhythms, rockin’ country, ethereal power pop and
indie/punk rock. Artists appearing Wednesday, November 22 are:
8 pm - Kevin Davis & Ban Caribe/Bio Ritmo
Presenting pure dance music—hot performances feature the Caribbean rhythms of Kevin
Davis and Ban Caribe and the Nuyorican-style salsa of Bio Ritmo.
9 pm - The Palominos/The Atkinsons/Buttercup
Featuring energetic rockin’ country—the Palominos perform Southern Roots Rock ‘n’ Roll.
The Atkinsons deliver their brand of Americana, and Buttercup dishes up country gone
haywire.
10 pm - Chuck Disse/Chris Lucas/6 Foot Loofah
Spotlighting eclectic performances—focus on the new rock sounds of Chuck Disse, the
acoustic stylings of Chris Lucas, and the ethereal power pop of 6 Foot Loofah.
11 pm - Pent-up House/The Caste
Broadcasting rock ‘n’ roll—tune in to alternative music by Pent-up House, and indie/punk
rock from The Caste.
Never before has a broadcast television station in Richmond dedicated a whole night of
prime-time hours for local music… until now. The Community Idea Stations are dedicated to
providing support to the local musicians of our community and believe we all gain when we
support each other. Watch “The Music Seen” all night and together we’ll make history.
Plan 9 Music is a proud production funder of the Music Seen.
The Community Idea Stations are central Virginia’s primary producers of local programs,
including weekly series such as the award-winning newsmagazine “Virginia Currents,” the
nationally-distributed public affairs series “For the Record” and the gardening program
“Virginia Home Grown,” and numerous performance documentaries. The stations’ local
productions are regularly accepted for national distribution by PBS or American Public
Television, including “East Of the Blue Ridge;” “The Ground Beneath Our Feet;” “Laughing
Matters with Brett Leake;” “Wilder: An American First” and many others.
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Anthem
November, 29
2006 at
Hyperlink Cafe
Grace St., RVA
Cost: $5
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for further info
December, 2
2006 at Cafe
Diem
Richmond, VA
23218
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Current Question:
Who is your
favorite (local
Richmond area)
lead singer?
Is it Chis
Konstantinos from
Conshafter?
How about Dickie
Wood from the
Atkinsons?
Does Chelsea
Kerwath top your
list?
Which lead
singers do you
feel really stand
out with superior
vocal abilities?
Coming from the college town of Farmville, VA, the band has worked hard to become a
prominent act in the region. In the past year they have gained support across Virginia,
Maryland, DC, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and North Carolina and continue to spread out
from their current home in Richmond VA. "It's exciting to pull up our online CD sales and see
that people are spreading our music beyond our touring region. We're looking forward
stretching our shows beyond the states we've already played as soon as we can," says multi-
instrumentalist/backing vocalist Brian Reed. "Right now we're doing the grassroots thing and
just trying to play as many shows as possible.
With a powerful live performance, they consistently come to life on stage, creating an
atmosphere of singing, dancing, and good times. Listeners of all ages and genres find a
sense of community with Jubeus, as they appeal to a cross of cultures. For this reason, the
band has performed events as formal as weddings and corporate parties and as wild as frat
parties and hard rock festivals.
They have had the honor of sharing the stage with a variety of national and regional acts
including Everclear, Donna the Buffalo, Oteil (of the Allman Brothers Band) and the
Peacemakers, The Sugar Hill Gang, The Two Skinny J's, The Mosquitos, DJ Williams,
Soldiers of Jah Army(SOJA), U-Melt, The Ordinary Way, The Ryan Montbleau Band, Special
Ed and the Shortbus Bluegrass Band, Cast Iron Filter, Pinmonkey, and Michelle Nixon. Their
debut album, Two Tone Circles, sets the band apart with its mixture of soul, folk, Caribbean,
and rock into one cohesive sound. The band is hard at work in the studio and plans to
release their sophomore album in the coming year.
Jubeus and Copper Sails
18+ 10:30
Tickets in advance at Plan 9 or www.musictoday.com www.alleykatzrva.com
For more on Jubeus go to www.jubeus.com
- November 9th Hot Spot: The Canal Club
This Saturday, November 11, guitarist, songwriter Lee Roy Parnell takes
the stage at The Canal Club. With a string of top 10 country hits and a
reputation as one of the best slide players around, Lee Roy Parnell can
be found these days sitting in with the likes of Government Mule and
The Allman Brothers. Tickets are $17.50 in advance and are available at
www.thecanalclub.com, Plan 9 Music and Richmond Music Center.
Coming soon!!!!!!!!!
November 10 - Brothers Past
November 16 - Batfish, A Tribute to Sublime
November 17 - Moonshine Still with The Atkinson’s
November 24 - Enter The Haggis
November 25 - Fighting Gravity
December 1 - Rehab with The Crazy Anglos and The Kenny Floyd Band
December 6 - Bullet For My Valentine with Drop Dead Gorgeous
December 9 - GWAR with Municipal Waste and Red Chord
December 15 - Sister Hazel
December 23 - The Cashmere Jungle Lords
New Years Eve - Carbon Leaf
Information on all our upcoming events is available at our web site,
www.thecanalclub.com.
Tickets are available at our web site, www.thecanalclub.com, Plan 9
Music and Richmond Music Center
Arts and Entertainment...literally!
Artspace was the place to be this past
Thursday for a great night of music in
a truly artsy venue..at the Artspace
Gallery on E.4th St. The band Adah,
took the stage first. Their style of
haunting melodic lyrics, mixed in with
indie- pop music, makes for a unique
sound. The whole Adah gang is back
and sounding great!
At The Stars played their new tunes
and sounded great with their new bass
player, Steve Barber. These guys do
reach for the stars with their
performance. Catch the interview with
At The Stars right here on the
Richmond Buzz on Nov 15th.
Baltimore based band, The Frauds
took the stage and lit it up with an
electric performance. Energy, talent
and a mixture of "The It Factor" was
radiating from their memorable
performance. The band's drummer,
Ernie Emerson Jr. kicks up his
performance to a whole new level, he
is one drummer that does more than
strike a drum. Rick Bowman( Guitar,
Vocals) and Eric Emerson (Bass,
Vocals) both have an equally matched
stage presence with good vocals and
nice guitar work. Baltimore should be
proud, they are a great band!
Last but not least, Penguin took the
stage and rocked out a killer
performance with their grunge rock
style. Penguin will be playing Ocean
City,Boston,New york, and New Orleans
all in the next 9 days!
Who knew Thursday nights could be so
fun!
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Buzz?? Get on the list.. its worth the
wait!
Scott@therichmondbuzz.com
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