John Wesley Coleman at 406 Arts

If you've ever seen Irving's own John Wesley Coleman with the Golden Boys or solo or with whomever he manages to snag as a backing band, you know his live show always holds the promise of going off the rails. Coleman's output is sort of staggering, and he just released...

By Audra Schroeder

July 12, 2012

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If you've ever seen Irving's own John Wesley Coleman with the Golden Boys or solo or with whomever he manages to snag as a backing band, you know his live show always holds the promise of going off the rails. Coleman's output is sort of staggering, and he just released via Austin's Monofonus Press Nightmare on Silly Street, another platter of garage-rock love songs from the gutter. He hits 406 Arts with Casa Magnetica and Street Arabs as part of Alison Marie Welch's two-night art show. Friday night is pretty live as well, with performances from Dallas' Maleveller and Mothership, and Houston's Venomous Maximus.

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