Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Johnny Winter in LFK and Five More Lawrence Field Day Fest Blurbs



We spent last night in KC watching John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin fame play the mandolin with Dave Rawlings and Gillian Welch.  But we hear Marc Maron in LFK was good too.


Anyway, the Free State Festival officially kicks off today with a documentary about Johnny Winter and a live outdoor concert from Johnny Winter and some kind of lighting ceremony in which digital projections appear all over town or something (we don't understand that part).  Anyway, if it doesn't rain, this will all be pretty cool.

Here's Johnny and Edgar in 1974:







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Today we've got five more blurbs from bands playing Lawrence Field Day Fest.  Follow the links to their FB pages and find the complete schedule at the FB event page.



Rooms Without Windows, Friday June 27 at 11:00 at Jackpot


"Female-fronted, dynamic indie pop that will make you feel all the feels and shake it."

Friday, 6/27 @ Jackpot


All Blood, Friday June 27 at 11:00 at Bottleneck

"All blood was voted most likely to play satans toga party.  Senior year whoooooo!!!! Our last hurrah!!!!  Let's party!!!!!! "

Destroy Nate Allen, Friday June 27 at 9:00 at Jackpot

"We play interactive, sing-a-long, folk punk and guarantee to show folks a good time. Our music can be described as kid songs for adults"

Stiff Middle Fingers, Sat. June 28 at 12:30 at Jackpot


"Local rabble-rousers and true sons of Lawrence Stiff Middle Fingers will be screaming out the end of the festival at the Jackpot on Saturday night. LFDF organizer (Cameron) Hawks will be shredding the six string. Bass wunderkind Barry will be blowing up the low end. Prodigal sultan of skate HEEEPS will be returning from criss-crossing the country to slam the skins. And that raving, sweaty lunatic known only as…uh…Travis…will be thrashing out a vicious set of punk tunes to herald the passing of Field Day Fest 2014."

Travis = Travis Arey
Barry = Aaron Swenson

HEEEPS = JP Redmon

Hawks = Cameron Hawk



Loose Park, Fri. June 27th at 11:30 at Bottleneck


"At 75-acres, Jacob L. Loose Park is one of Kansas City's most popular, beautiful and historical parks. At 17.5 feet end on end, LOOSE PARK is one of Kansas City's most popular, beautiful and historical bands. Been around the same musical blocks for years before uniting here, this band of a woman and a' two man play a sparklingblend of 70's metal and west coast shoegaze, elating by candlelight whatever the weather.  Their debut album MONSTROUS is available now for download or in cutting edge compact disc format via Bandcamp."

 

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