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MARCO BENEVENTO
BRIGGAN KRAUSS
BOBBY PREVITE
ERIC KRASNO
CURTIS FOWLKES |
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Friday April 11th
Show: 9pm | Price:
$18adv
- $20dos |
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BIO:
Marco Benevento is
one half of the
Benevento/Russo Duo
along with Joe
Russo. Performances
include: Lolapalooza,
Austin City Limits,
Fuji Rock Festival,
SXSW, Bonnaroo,
Wakarusa and more.
Discography:
"Benevento Russo
Duo" (self-titled
debut album) "Darts"
"Best Reason to Buy
the Sun" (Ropeadope)
"Play PauseStop"
(Reincarnate/Butter
Problems)
Previously, he was a
member of The Jazz
Farmers, and has
been a regular on
the New York City
contemporary,
experimental jazz
scene for years.
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BIO:
Briggan Krauss attended Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, Washington where he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in music performance in 1992. In 1994 Briggan moved to Brooklyn, New York where he still lives today. Briggan has performed and recorded with musicians such as John Zorn, Wayne Horvitz, Bill Frisell, Eyvind Kang, Robin Holcomb, Anthony Coleman, Madeski Martin and Wood, Ikue Mori, Bobby Previte, Jim Black, Joey Baron, the New York Composer’s Orchestra, Levon Helm, Trey Anastasio, Joan Wassser, and many others. He is also a founding member of Sex Mob which is celebrating it's tenth year as an ongoing, progressive and productive band. Briggan also plays in the Hal Willner project "Came So Far For Beauty" that is currently featured in the Loin's Gate movie "Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man".
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BIO:
Bobby Previte began
his life in music as
a great way to meet
girls, but then fell
in love with the
drums instead. At
thirteen, he
fashioned his first
set out of a rusted
iron garbage can
turned on its side
(the bass drum),
four upside-down
rubber trash bins
(the toms), a box
with loose junk
rattling around
inside (the snare),
three plungers with
aluminum pie plates
nailed on top, (the
cymbals), and two
pieces of linoleum
crimped together,
stuck through with a
wire coat hanger
wound into a spring,
crowned with a
rubber ball on top
(the kick pedal)—and
for hours on end
would play to
records in his dark
basement with a lone
spotlight shining on
him. Eventually
hired by a band, he
rehearsed with them
for a year, only to
get fired the day of
the first booking
for not having
"real" drums. After
this experience he
decided to strike
out on his own, and
has been doing so
ever since.
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BIO:
I live in New York
City, but I travel
alot. I tour with
Soulive and spend
alot of time workin
with my production
crew The Fyre Dept.
I grew up outside of
NY and have always
been based in the
Northeast. I've been
fortunate to work
with people like
Stevie Wonder, Chaka
Khan, The Fugees,
Dave Mathews, The
Rolling Stones,
Norah Jones, Talib
Kweli, Justin
Timberlake, 50 Cent,
Redman, Wu-Tang
Clan, The Beatnuts,
The Roots, John
Scofield, Joshua
Redman, Derek
Trucks, Robert
Randolph and many
others over the past
few years. I'm lucky
that I can do what I
love as my job and
plan to do it for
the rest of my life
if possible. Check
out the Soulive page
for music from our
new album "No PLace
Like Soul" coming
out July 31st on
Stax Records.
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BIO:
Trombonist Curtis
Fowlkes maintains an
active and diverse
career: in addition
to playing with the
Jazz Passengers,
his collaborators
include artists like
Bill Frisell, Don
Byron, John Zorn,
Harry Shearer, Marc
Ribot, Jeb Loy
Nichols, Sheryl Crow
and Cibo Matto. His
travels between the
spheres of rock,
jazz and pop also
influenced his solo
career, which
debuted with a 1999
release on Knitting
Factory Records.
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