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This weekend’s concert calender is pretty heavy on local acts–thanks, especially, to the inaugural Homegrown Music and Arts Festival on Saturday at the Main Street Gardens Park in Downtown Dallas.
Homegrown’s stacked bill is almost certainly the highlight of the weekend, thanks to scheduled performances from Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights, This Will Destroy You, Ishi, Analog Rebellion and others. But there are plenty of other worthwhile shows to check out.
Here’s a handful we’ve already mentioned this week…
On Friday, get your groove on with the country soul of the Stone River Boys at All Good Cafe. Meanwhile, up north a tad, Telegraph Canyon, Doug Burr, and Glen Farris are at Dan’s Silverleaf, and Annuals brings their indie-prog-rock to Hailey’s, along with Most Serene Republic.
On Saturday, Will Johnson and Brent Best will be paying tribute to Vic Chesnutt at Dan’s Silverleaf in Denton. And, in Dallas, Gil Mantera’s Party Dream takes to The Loft.
Lastly, on Sunday, Everybody Was In The French Resistance…Now is playing at Hailey’s. Laura Marling will folk around at the Loft that same night. And, in Deep Ellum there will be plenty of teen angst at the Prophet Bar with M.D.C., The Restarts, Warcola, Odor, and Teenage Kamikaze.
More of this weekend’s notable shows after the jump…
The Early Republic, Titanmoon, Phantom Caste
Friday, May 21
at Lola’s
Not bad for fourth generation new wave.
Sundress,
Sam Robertson, Ryan Thomas Becker
Friday, May 21 at Rubber Gloves
Rehearsal StudiosCheck out our review of Sundress’ new
record. The chilled-out Denton-based quintet is gaining a good bit of
popularity around here, and their live performances are quite stunning.
Vanilla
Ice, Rhymin’ and Stealin’
Friday, May 21 at TreesOK. Not sure how long Vanilla Ice is going to keep this thing going, but
even if you’re bored with the “Ice Ice Baby” rap/rock facelift, Beastie
Boy’s cover band, Rhymin’ and Stealin’ put on quite a show.
Dave
Little, Trinity River Folk
Saturday, May 22 at Bryan Street TavernDave
Little is hilarious. It is impossible to see him and not have “laugh
face” for the rest of the day. And get there early before the Trinity
River Folk drink all the beer.
Wynonna
Saturday, May 22 at
Billy Bob’s TexasDon’t let her manly voice fool you,
Wynonna is a handsome woman.
The Glitch Mob
Sunday, May 23
at TreesSounds like it will be a speaker-rumbling dance
party at Trees…
Rockestra
Sunday, May 23 at Good RecordsAny
show at Good Records is one worth seeing. After all, the astroturf is,
by far, the best stage on Lowest Greenville.
…and this
should do it. Enjoy your weekend!
