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We have a selection of just about every type of show for you this week... hiphop, reggae, theatre, comedy, emo, soul, film... read on!
POD Concerts presents
TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS
Vicar St
Tue 25th Jul. 8pm
€28.50 / 32.50
www.tootsandthemaytals.net
Ticket prices include booking fee from Road, All City, City Discs, Soundcellar, Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
Toots Hibbert is one of the great voices of Jamaica; a legend whose career spans every development in Jamaican music from ska through rock-steady to reggae.
Constant touring showed audiences what Jamaicans had known for over a decade - that Toots and the Maytals were simply one of the greatest live acts in the world. Their popularity increased throughout the 70's with such popular releases as PASS THE PIPE (1978), IN THE DARK (1979), JUST LIKE THAT (1980), KNOCK OUT (1982). IN THE DARK, which included the songs TIME TOUGH and TAKE ME HOME COUNTRY ROADS was internationally acclaimed, and BEAUTIFUL WOMAN from the KNOCKOUT album was an international hit. The world's audiences were able to hear Toots and the Maytals fuse reggae, soul, gospel and even country, into a dynamic original combination.
Toots and the Maytals latest release, WORLD IS TURNING, is the first album of all new material to be released in two decades. The album was
recorded and mixed over a long period between 1973 and 2002, and features refreshing originals with a wide variety of styles and influences, including rocksteady, reggae roots, funky r&b, rave disco, and gospel.
Indeed Toots and the Maytals artistry spans every phase of Jamaican music's evolution, earning him the reputation as one of Jamaica's most consistent and inspired performers, and one of the greatest reggae/r&b singers of all time. Generations of fans - old and new- are discovering that Toots and the Maytals were - and are - masters of reggae and the live performance. The combination of great reggae rhythms, heartfelt vocals, and soulful gospel influence remains potent and powerful -probably the most cohesive mix of reggae and soul music ever, and still going strong.
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SLUM VILLAGE
+ Rob Kelly & DJ Flip
CrawDaddy
Tues 25th July. 8pm
€17.50/22.50
Ticket prices include booking fee from Road, All City, City Discs, Soundcellar, Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
A long awaited debut Irish show from this Detroit-based hiphop collective who are touring in tribute to their prodcuer Jay Dilla who died earlier this year. Coming with the same feelgood soulful hiphop sound of their peers De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest and Jurassic 5; Slum Village have consistently improved their sound over the course of their four albums.
www.slumvillage.com
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JOAN AS POLICEWOMAN
+ Nina Hynes
CrawDaddy
Wed 26th July. 8pm
€13/16.50
Ticket prices include booking fee from Road, All City, City Discs, Soundcellar, Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
For credit cards, ring Ticketmaster 0818 719 300 / Book online www.ticketmaster.ie
Her collaborators include Nick Cave, Antony Hegarty, Lou Reed and Rufus Wainwright and her forthcoming debut album is going to have journalists seeking new adjectives to descirbe its fusion of rock-jazz-punk-soul-r&b-singer-songwriter
'Vocally reminiscent of Deborah Harry singing Nina Simone' was how The Village Voice described her.
www.joanaspolicewoman.com
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POD Concerts presents
THE TRACHENTBERG FAMILY SLIDESHOW PLAYERS
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Patrick Freyne & his Bad Intentions
The Sugar Club
Wed 26th July. Doors 8pm
Tickets €13.50 from Ticketmaster and usual outlets
[SIZE=+0]As seen on everything from MTV2 to All Tomorrow's Parties, TFSP is according to Billboard, 'patriarch Jason on keyboards, wife Tina manning the carousel projector, and 9-year-old daughter Rachel on drums -- creates songs and stories, both endearing and outlandish, based on slides found at flea markets and garage sales'. This is the US group's first ever Irish show.[/SIZE]
www.slideshowplayers.com
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Um Filme De Mochilla
Brasilintime - Batucada Com Discos
POD
Thu 27th Jul. 8pm
€15.00
Tickets available online with www.tickets.ie on Wed 19th and a limited number in All City and City Discs on Thu 20th
A documentary by Brian Cross (B+)
Starring Wilson Das Neves, Mamao(Azymuth), Joao Parahyba, Derf Reklaw, Jrocc, Cut Chemist, Madlib, Nuts, Babu
Exclusive Irish Screening - POD
Thursday July 27th 2006
Exclusive Irish Screening - The Lobby Bar (POD Complex)
Harcourt st. Dublin 2 Doors 7.30pm, Screening 8.0
0pm, Q&A after film
plus afterparty with Dj Nuts (Sao Paolo, Brasil), B+, Coleman
Admission 12euro afterparty til late
www.mochilla.com www.choicecutsonline.com www.pod.ie
In the spring of 2002, Keepintime screened for the Redbull Music Academy in London, England. The RBMA is a travelling school for DJs and producers from around the world. After the screening the RBMA invited Keepintime (live) to Sao Paulo, Brasil the next location of the school, in disbelief we accepted. In July I told James, Paul and Derf of the plan and all three smiled broadly and said they were down, Paul quipped "They've already got a lot of good drummers there, why do you need us?" In September 2002 Coleman and I went to Sao Paulo for nine days. We had a week to link with (hip hop) Brasil, enlist three drummers and find enough breaks to make a break record to guarantee commitment from our oversubscribed DJs back home. A record hadn't been custom pressed to make a film since Wildstyle.
In Sao Paulo, DJ Nuts became our guide, consultant, collaborator and friend. Joao Parahyba (Commanche) the legendary drummer of Trio Mocoto and namesake of the famous Jorge Ben song told us he had "waited for a project like this his entire life" and helped us enlist Mamao of Azymuth and he in turn brought the godfather Wilson Das Neves. The record dealers of Sao Paulo blessed us with so many gems that when we came home there was already a buzz. Cut Chemist left tour with Jurrassic 5 to go. J.Rocc and Babu flew twenty four hours straight from Japan to get there.James Gadson turned down a tour with Beck to make it. Madlib the most knowledgeable about Brasilian music among us (he had already done an entire album of Azymuth covers) was the easiest sell – he just didn't fully believe it was going down. Sometimes we didn't either.
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BARREL O’LAUGHS – NEW MONTHLY COMEDY NIGHT @ CRAWDADDY
KARL SPAIN
Neil Delamere
Dermot Whelan
Cian Hallinan
Thurs 27th July
Doors 8pm
Tickets €10
Ticket prices include booking fee from Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
For credit cards, ring Ticketmaster 0818 719 300 / Book online www.ticketmaster.ie
Crawdaddy brings you Ireland’s best comedians and the freshest talent once a month – make a date in your diary now!
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PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS
+ Kidd Blunt
+ My Remorse
CrawDaddy
Sun 30th July. 8pm
€10/€12.50
Basically...... Gared, Jamie, Matt and some other dudes were in a band called Dismiss. That band went from 1994-1997. Then Gared and Matt started another band, PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS, in 1997 with Mikey and their first bassist, Aaron. They toured. In 1999 Aaron left the band and Jamie (from Dismiss) took his place. Then they toured more. In 2003, Jamie left the band, and Chuck took his place. And now they're touring... again.
Eventually they will stop touring and record another album. This will be released to the world in the spring of 2004...
It's a never-ending, vicious cycle... isn't it?
UPDATE: They did stop touring and they did record another album. Up In Them Guts will be released July 27th. Then they're going back out on tour for another year.
POD Concerts presents
TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS
Vicar St
Tue 25th Jul. 8pm
€28.50 / 32.50
www.tootsandthemaytals.net
Ticket prices include booking fee from Road, All City, City Discs, Soundcellar, Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
Toots Hibbert is one of the great voices of Jamaica; a legend whose career spans every development in Jamaican music from ska through rock-steady to reggae.
Constant touring showed audiences what Jamaicans had known for over a decade - that Toots and the Maytals were simply one of the greatest live acts in the world. Their popularity increased throughout the 70's with such popular releases as PASS THE PIPE (1978), IN THE DARK (1979), JUST LIKE THAT (1980), KNOCK OUT (1982). IN THE DARK, which included the songs TIME TOUGH and TAKE ME HOME COUNTRY ROADS was internationally acclaimed, and BEAUTIFUL WOMAN from the KNOCKOUT album was an international hit. The world's audiences were able to hear Toots and the Maytals fuse reggae, soul, gospel and even country, into a dynamic original combination.
Toots and the Maytals latest release, WORLD IS TURNING, is the first album of all new material to be released in two decades. The album was
recorded and mixed over a long period between 1973 and 2002, and features refreshing originals with a wide variety of styles and influences, including rocksteady, reggae roots, funky r&b, rave disco, and gospel.
Indeed Toots and the Maytals artistry spans every phase of Jamaican music's evolution, earning him the reputation as one of Jamaica's most consistent and inspired performers, and one of the greatest reggae/r&b singers of all time. Generations of fans - old and new- are discovering that Toots and the Maytals were - and are - masters of reggae and the live performance. The combination of great reggae rhythms, heartfelt vocals, and soulful gospel influence remains potent and powerful -probably the most cohesive mix of reggae and soul music ever, and still going strong.
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SLUM VILLAGE
+ Rob Kelly & DJ Flip
CrawDaddy
Tues 25th July. 8pm
€17.50/22.50
Ticket prices include booking fee from Road, All City, City Discs, Soundcellar, Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
A long awaited debut Irish show from this Detroit-based hiphop collective who are touring in tribute to their prodcuer Jay Dilla who died earlier this year. Coming with the same feelgood soulful hiphop sound of their peers De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest and Jurassic 5; Slum Village have consistently improved their sound over the course of their four albums.
www.slumvillage.com
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JOAN AS POLICEWOMAN
+ Nina Hynes
CrawDaddy
Wed 26th July. 8pm
€13/16.50
Ticket prices include booking fee from Road, All City, City Discs, Soundcellar, Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
For credit cards, ring Ticketmaster 0818 719 300 / Book online www.ticketmaster.ie
Her collaborators include Nick Cave, Antony Hegarty, Lou Reed and Rufus Wainwright and her forthcoming debut album is going to have journalists seeking new adjectives to descirbe its fusion of rock-jazz-punk-soul-r&b-singer-songwriter
'Vocally reminiscent of Deborah Harry singing Nina Simone' was how The Village Voice described her.
www.joanaspolicewoman.com
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POD Concerts presents
THE TRACHENTBERG FAMILY SLIDESHOW PLAYERS
+
Patrick Freyne & his Bad Intentions
The Sugar Club
Wed 26th July. Doors 8pm
Tickets €13.50 from Ticketmaster and usual outlets
[SIZE=+0]As seen on everything from MTV2 to All Tomorrow's Parties, TFSP is according to Billboard, 'patriarch Jason on keyboards, wife Tina manning the carousel projector, and 9-year-old daughter Rachel on drums -- creates songs and stories, both endearing and outlandish, based on slides found at flea markets and garage sales'. This is the US group's first ever Irish show.[/SIZE]
www.slideshowplayers.com
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Um Filme De Mochilla
Brasilintime - Batucada Com Discos
POD
Thu 27th Jul. 8pm
€15.00
Tickets available online with www.tickets.ie on Wed 19th and a limited number in All City and City Discs on Thu 20th
A documentary by Brian Cross (B+)
Starring Wilson Das Neves, Mamao(Azymuth), Joao Parahyba, Derf Reklaw, Jrocc, Cut Chemist, Madlib, Nuts, Babu
Exclusive Irish Screening - POD
Thursday July 27th 2006
Exclusive Irish Screening - The Lobby Bar (POD Complex)
Harcourt st. Dublin 2 Doors 7.30pm, Screening 8.0
0pm, Q&A after film
plus afterparty with Dj Nuts (Sao Paolo, Brasil), B+, Coleman
Admission 12euro afterparty til late
www.mochilla.com www.choicecutsonline.com www.pod.ie
In the spring of 2002, Keepintime screened for the Redbull Music Academy in London, England. The RBMA is a travelling school for DJs and producers from around the world. After the screening the RBMA invited Keepintime (live) to Sao Paulo, Brasil the next location of the school, in disbelief we accepted. In July I told James, Paul and Derf of the plan and all three smiled broadly and said they were down, Paul quipped "They've already got a lot of good drummers there, why do you need us?" In September 2002 Coleman and I went to Sao Paulo for nine days. We had a week to link with (hip hop) Brasil, enlist three drummers and find enough breaks to make a break record to guarantee commitment from our oversubscribed DJs back home. A record hadn't been custom pressed to make a film since Wildstyle.
In Sao Paulo, DJ Nuts became our guide, consultant, collaborator and friend. Joao Parahyba (Commanche) the legendary drummer of Trio Mocoto and namesake of the famous Jorge Ben song told us he had "waited for a project like this his entire life" and helped us enlist Mamao of Azymuth and he in turn brought the godfather Wilson Das Neves. The record dealers of Sao Paulo blessed us with so many gems that when we came home there was already a buzz. Cut Chemist left tour with Jurrassic 5 to go. J.Rocc and Babu flew twenty four hours straight from Japan to get there.James Gadson turned down a tour with Beck to make it. Madlib the most knowledgeable about Brasilian music among us (he had already done an entire album of Azymuth covers) was the easiest sell – he just didn't fully believe it was going down. Sometimes we didn't either.
__________________________________________-
BARREL O’LAUGHS – NEW MONTHLY COMEDY NIGHT @ CRAWDADDY
KARL SPAIN
Neil Delamere
Dermot Whelan
Cian Hallinan
Thurs 27th July
Doors 8pm
Tickets €10
Ticket prices include booking fee from Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
For credit cards, ring Ticketmaster 0818 719 300 / Book online www.ticketmaster.ie
Crawdaddy brings you Ireland’s best comedians and the freshest talent once a month – make a date in your diary now!
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PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS
+ Kidd Blunt
+ My Remorse
CrawDaddy
Sun 30th July. 8pm
€10/€12.50
Basically...... Gared, Jamie, Matt and some other dudes were in a band called Dismiss. That band went from 1994-1997. Then Gared and Matt started another band, PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS, in 1997 with Mikey and their first bassist, Aaron. They toured. In 1999 Aaron left the band and Jamie (from Dismiss) took his place. Then they toured more. In 2003, Jamie left the band, and Chuck took his place. And now they're touring... again.
Eventually they will stop touring and record another album. This will be released to the world in the spring of 2004...
It's a never-ending, vicious cycle... isn't it?
UPDATE: They did stop touring and they did record another album. Up In Them Guts will be released July 27th. Then they're going back out on tour for another year.
