Friday, Dan Kirouac sings early at the Black Sheep Tavern in Shirley; Ariband is at the Hotel Vernon; Birch Hill Dam joins Burn The Witch, Born Of Thunder, Bring The Knife and The River Neva at the Lucky Dog; The Disaster March headlines, along with Flatout Jones, Force Fed Lies and Orphan Killbot at The Raven; BB Kings Las Vegas does the blues at Gilrein’s; Bad Andy returns to JJ’s; Cooper’s Escape makes its debut at Irish Times; Kung Fu Grip kicks out rock covers at Mint.
Saturday, No Alibi’s playing rock covers at Beatnik’s; Chuck and Mud are performing right in the front room at WCUW with the Hole in the Dam Banders; Fourth Gear makes a rare appearance at the Blue Plate; Dana Lewis is performing at the Verona Grill; Lisa Marie’s fronting the Workingman’s Jazz Band at the Concord Inn; Auntie Trainwreck returns to the Wheelock Inn; Flock of A-holes does a full night at the 5th Amendment; Revolver fires one off at Irish Times; the Road Dawgs bark at 3-G’s Sports Pub; The Roosters return to Greendale’s; New Bay Colony heads back to Jillian’s for a second time; Deejay Dee is spinning at the Belfry, also running karaoke.
Next Wednesday, The Curtain Society, Gene Loves Jezebel, Tommy Tutone help open for Missing Persons at Mill Street Brews.
Other events:
The Worcester Spring Home Show is happening all weekend at the DCU Center.
Educating Rita is being performed at Alternatives Unlimited in Whitinsville through Sunday.
The Salem Cross Inn is hosting a CSI Mystery Dinner Theatre on Friday at 6:30 p.m., when the guests help to solve the crime while eating a yummy dinner. Also Friday, Break-Away Billiards in Clinton hosts an APA pool tournament. The film Pirate Radio is being shown at Holy Cross’s Kimball Hall. It’s $1 dog night, which means hot dogs are a buck, at the Worcester Sharks game at the DCU Center. The Odessa Philharmonic performs at Mechanics Hall.
Saturday, there’s a Swedish dinner at Chaffin Church in Holden.
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