On Thursday, Jon Short's bringing in the delta blues to the Dive – it's moving inside this week, folks; Sean McGorty and friends sing at the Raven; Police tribute Ghost in the Machine opens for the Flock at the Lucky Dog, where Nytemare also unleashes a new disc; The Wrecking Coast joins a Vital Might at Ralph's; Demon's Alley, the Suicide Mary's and 66 Breakout join forces at Tammany Hall; and the Dave Rivers Band picks up the Piccadilly in Marlboro.
On Friday, Bret Talbert sings at Beatnik's; Drunken Uncles hit McFadden's for the after-work crowd and then head over to Allgos later on Shrewsbury Street; Super 400's rocking with Township and Shryne at Ralph's; Celtic Crossroads fiddles at the Hanover; Beatles for Sale have got the Fab 4 covered at The Cannery (also in celebration of John Lennon's birthday); The Franks celebrate a new disc with a show along with the Weight of Gravity and Poor Pluto at Tammany Hall; and Taking Dawn joins Dragonforce at The Palladium.
On Saturday, there's a CD release show for Insomniaddict by Shane Hall at the Lucky Dog Music Hall along with Sleep Alive and This Burning World; Dana Lewis sings at Tavern on the Common; Brian Richard and his drummer buddy Maxwell, who also recorded his latest CD with him, do a show at Jillian's; HippoCampus is the act at the Cannery; Burn the Witch (which features Pete Cortese of Seemless) joins Graveyard Barbecue at The Raven; Gilmour's Breakfast nails Floyd at the Music Lady in Plainfield, CT; Auntie Trainwreck (do you say “antie,” or, um, “auntie?”) returns to London Billiards; Trigger's shooting at Irish Times; The Matt Shwachman Band's popping at the Galway Bay; Hat On, Drinking Wine sips it at Beatnik's; Jason James shakes the taxidermy at Vincent's; and Lisa Marie returns to the Sahara.
Both weekend nights, Route 66 rides into Sakura Tokyo.
Sunday afternoon, Rob Adams is the featured artist at the famous Frank's Pub blues jam; Dreaded Silence is with Shroud of Bereavement at Ralph's; Bill McCarthy's lugging his acoustic to Al Fresco; DRG headlines Tamfest at Tammany Hall, where Matt Shwachman and Silent Mind also play; the Tool tribute Schism headlines the Lucky Dog; and the Palladium has got Victims or Armeggedon; What You Missed, The Fighting Judges, Some Assembly Required and Blacklight, among many others, at this all day event.
Other events:
Last chance to view the Metamorphosis of an Object by world-renowned sculptor Rona Pondick at the Worcester Art Museum. The exhibit ends on Sunday.
Next Thursday, Oct. 15, it's Wodehouse Day at 55 Pearl, where you're invited to dress like it's the 1920s.
Charlene's fun prank of the month. Try this at home: If, by some chance, you have a completely overgrown zucchini or squash from this past summer's garden - we are talking one weighing in at more than five pounds here - you can have some fun with this. Sneak it in to a local supermarket, and strategically place the squash among the other, much smaller, squashies in the produce section. Watch as shoppers are confused at the lone monstrous vegetable. "Wow, should I buy this? Honey, look at this thing." Please send video reactions to weeklyshuffle@gmail.com.
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