Summer’s gone a summer song
Buffalo Tom “Summer“
You’ve wasted every day, every day
Summer’s gone, can’t wipe it off my hands
Write it in the sand, in the sand
Wow, hard to believe that Labor Day is fast approaching. Better wear my white jorts every day this week before I switch over to my fall jorts:
Let’s cover two weeks’ worth o’ gigs in this post, shall we?
Breaking Naming Rights News
Sorry to interrupt our slate o’ shows, but we’ve just been informed that the PromoWest Pavilion at Ovation in Newport, Kentucky has sold the naming rights, and is now… drumroll please…
Uh, no… just no. In keeping with the cherished This Week in Live Music tradition, we refuse to refer to venues by their corporate-sponsored names. Especially when that name sounds like something from Office Space or Stepbrothers.
Tonight, Sophie B. Hawkins (remember her? She wished she were your lover) headlines the Fountain Square freebie, with Tracy Walker and Kaitlyn Peace also on the bill. Other shows include Tiffany Williams and Ray Vietti at Southgate, and The Fab Four (“the Ultimate Beatles Tribute”) at Rose Music Center in scenic Huber Heights.
Sunday, Imagine Dragons, Macklemore and Kings Elliot play a sold-out show at Riverbend, The Damned are at Bogart’s, and the Disco Biscuits play Annie’s.
Monday is the rescheduled date for the Barenaked Ladies/Gin Blossoms/Toad the Wet Sprocket show at PNC.
On Wednesday, Linda Gail Lewis is at Southgate.
Thursday, Spoon, Interpol, and Water From Your Eyes are at the Brady Kids Center. (Remember when Alice worked at The Golden Spoon?)
Also on Thursday, RiversEDGE in Hamilton has a Prince Tribute show, with local band Moonbeau as the opener.
Next Friday, Sept. 2nd, the Fountain Square freebie features Motherfolk, with The Wonderlands, and Coastal Club.
The Black Keys and Band of Horses are at Riverbend next Saturday.
On Labor Day, Jack Harlow and City Girls play the Cindy Brady.
Tuesday, Sept. 6th, Thundercat is at the Ovation. Yes, I said the Ovation. Mega-sue me!
On Wednesday, Sept. 7th:
- S.G. Goodman (a TWILM fave) and Garcia Peoples are at Southgate.
- “due to overwhelming demand” the Odesza, Sylvan Esso, Elderbrook and Nasaya show originally slated for outdoors at the Jan Brady will now be at Riverbend.
- Ben Levin plays Ghost Baby.
Next Thursday (9/8):
- Paul Thorn and Angela Perley are at Memorial Hall
- Oteil Burbridge and Friends (feat. Melvin Seals, Steve Kimock, Eric Krasno and Johnny Kimock) play the Rose
- Magic City Hippies play the Madison Rooftop in Covington.
On Friday, September 9th:
- The Mountain Goats play Bogart’s.
- Donna the Buffalo is at Ludlow Garage
- Sam Hunt and Travis Denning are at the Mike Brady.
The Cereal Killers play Big Ash on Saturday, September 10th. I’ll be out of town for that show, but YOU should be there.
Built to Spill, built to rock!
Great show from BTS this past Monday at the Woodward – and opener Prism Bitch was cool too. Speaking o’ cool, list member Todd Butler busted out a vintage, mint condition 97X t-shirt for the gig.
You may already be a winner
List member Elizabeth Cannon (who worked at Riverbend for eons) was rewarded for her Bengals season ticket status.
Wussy duo wants to play your house (or mine)
Chuck Cleaver and Lisa Walker from Wussy are doing a run of house concerts this fall, and are looking for a Cincy host on Friday, October 28th.
You can volunteer here.
Album Cover of the Week
Have a great Labor Day!
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