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The Hackensaw Boys
Hoots and Hellmouth, Herd of Main Street Thursday, July 29 Doors: 7:00pm $15 + tax ALL AGES
You see them in the early hours of the morning walking hotel corridors, or boldly traversing rush hour streets. They are sincere, polite but talkative men with instrument cases. They admire the local scenery and appear unfed. By day they seem incapable of action but at night they step onto a stage and with taut fiddle bows, worn cutlery and dirty strings bring you a focused, vibrant and joyful sound. They are the Hackensaw Boys — and they are in your town.
Red Light District and The Under
w. Aurafixation, A Day Off Earth, Ornamusement Friday, July 30 7:00 pm Doors $9 + fees ALL AGES
What started as a couple of friends just having a good time making music together in the summer of 2007, has now evolved to become a fully-loaded song-producing machine. The triumvirate known as Red Light District has exploded onto the Baltimore area music scene with their original combination of classic rock influences and modern alternative elements, and is looking to expand even further. The foundation of Red Light District is kept in place by primary songwriter Tom Sless with the powerful rhythm section of Aaron Sless and Christian King holding down the backbeat. The long list of influences of each member of Red Light District helps to create a unique sound that has not been heard before on the Baltimore area music scene. Local night drink specials will be in affect: $3 Buds, Bud Lights and Rails, $2 Natty Lights.
The Swell Season
w. Richard Buckner Saturday, July 31 8pm doors $35 + tax all ages
In 2005 Glen Hansard, lead singer of The Frames and Marketa Irglova recorded an album together in Prague while working together on the soundtrack of Jan Hrebejk's movie, Beauty In Trouble. 'The Swell Season' was released in April 2006 and also featured two Interference musicians, Marja Tuhkanen (violin) and Bertrand Galen (cello). In many ways, it was to prove partly inspirational for John Carney’s 'Once', a low-budget Irish indie film that turned out to be the most successful independent features of 2007. The pair not only wrote the songs for the movie but they both starred in it as well.
The Dead Weather
w. special guests Harlem Monday, August 2 Doors 7:00pm $35 + tax ALL AGES
Baton down the hatches! The Dead Weather are back. The Nashville-based 4-piece have announced plans for the release of their sophomore album Sea Of Cowards. The band exploded onto the music scene early last year with a stunning debut that combined the furious talents of members Alison Mosshart (vocals/ guitar), Jack White (vocals/drums), Jack Lawrence (bass/drums) and Dean Fertita (guitar/organ). Their first release, Horehound was an exhilarating and electrifying introduction to the band, a gritty blues-driven dirge rock masterpiece that stormed onto the Billboard Top 200 at #6 upon it’s release in July of 2009. Now, less than a year later, the follow-up is ready to be unleashed and they will be here to play it live!
Scream It Like You Mean It Tour featuring Silverstein
w/ Emery, We Came as Romans, Dance Gavin Dance, I Set My Friends on Fire, Sky Eats Airplane, Ivoryline, & Close to Home Tuesday, August 3 Doors: 4:30pm $17 Advance | $20 Day of Show + tax All Ages
The name Silverstein originates from the famous children’s author Shel Silverstein. This Canadian band consisting of Neil Boshart (guitar), Bill Hamilton (bass), Shane Told (vocals), Paul Koehler (drums), and Josh Bradford (guitar), melds emo, hardcore and metal influences into a sound that is uniquely their own. Their most recent release, A Shipwreck in the Sand, is a concept album centered around a family whose house and dreams are consumed by a fire. “Life can too easily seem like a shipwreck, but with SILVERSTEIN, music is a beacon of hope that does indeed promise greater things on the horizon and their union has always been about love.”
White Knuckles
Thursday, August 5, 2010 w/ Our After, Bullistic, Sick Circle
Doors: 7:30 PM $10 Advance | $12 Day of Show tax included All Ages
White Knuckles recently formed in 2010 with a mission to have a great time and rock whatever room they're in. With a mixture of covers and original music in the modern rock genre, akin to Alter Bridge, Sevendust, Karnivool, and Breaking Benjamin, this band is going to be around for some time to come. In their own words, "The name White Knuckles represents everything we feel strongly in life: Love, Anger, Fear, Sadness. It's about knowing what you want and going after it with everything you've got." I'll take it! Enjoy local night drinks specials: $ Buds, Bud Lights and rails, $2 Natty Lights.
Rome Apart is a Baltimore based rock band who's influences are diverse; the best way to prove that is to say that seeing is believing; when you see their live show they mix up elements of Sevendust, King's X, Porcupine Tree, Killswitch Engage & MuteMath. Singer K. Anthony adds soul & sin to the overall sound of Rome Apart, while the rhythm section is sleek & fast, but it's the thick ended, trebled injected tones of the twin guitar attack from "Metal Man" Mike & "King" Tobey that really complete the sound of Rome Apart. Local night drink specials will be in affect: $3 Buds, Bud Lights and Rails, $2 Natty Lights.
Hollywood Nights
The World's Greatest Bob Seger Tribute Saturday, August 7 Doors: 8:00pm $15 + tax All Ages
The New Jersey based Hollywood Nights is a tribute to Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet band. Determined to recreate the music of Bob Seger down to the very last detail, the band even has a baby grand piano on stage. Hollywood Nights prides itself on continuing to grow the work originally laid by Bob Seger some 30 years ago.
Colbie Caillat
w/ Justin Young August 9th, 2010 Doors 7:00 p.m. $29 tax included All Ages
Armed simply with her dusky vocals and acoustic guitar, Colbie Caillat and her homespun music continue to resonate with listeners and win new fans. Little more than a year after the release of her nearly double platinum debut album CoCo, Caillat has so quickly made such an enduring impact that USA Today declared the California girl a vital part of a new wave of troubadours luring fans of all ages into a peaceful, easy feeling. The national newspaper puts her in the company of other platinum plus artists like Sara Bareilles, Caillat’s musical hero Jack Johnson, and her good friend and duet partner, Jason Mraz. See how great musical minds think a like with this show at the Rams Head Live.
For the Love of It Tour
Featuring Beres Hammond w/ special guests Inner Circle, Culture, and Lenya Wilkes Tuesday, August 10 Doors: 6:30pm $25+ tax ALL AGES
He is considered to be one of Jamaica’s greatest practicing singer/songwriters and anyone who has listened to his CDs or experienced the fervor elicited by his live performances would undoubtedly agree with that top-ranking assessment. He's known to tear through hit after hit, some dating back to the mid 70s, consistently captivating an audiences who sing along to every beat.
Mobtown Music Fest feat. Loving the Lie, Second Impulse w/ Outreach, Skitzo Calypso, Others May Fall, Cold Harbour, Ashes of Angles Saturday, August 14 6pm Doors $10 Advance | $12 Day of Show includes tax ALL AGES
Dark and infectious. Poppy and feel good. Loving the Lie has the ability to run the tables with crossover potential. The songs are dynamic, lyrically charged, yet instantly memorable. The live show is gripping and commands crowd participation. LTL has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with Carolina Liar, EverClear, Eve 6, and Jimmies Chicken Shack among others! Long story short: Loving the Lie gives you every possible reason to be excited about new music in an age where many people aren't.
Cool Kid Collective
Thursday, August 19 w/ Tsunami Rising and Maryland's Most Wanted 7pm Doors $10 Advance | $12 Day of Show includes tax ALL AGES
The North Carolina native band, Cool Kid Collective, is a rock, acoustic, hip hop band who are currently blowing up the airwaves. The trio came together back in August of 2008, but has quickly built a committed following. They’ve brought down everything from club shows to private showcases and events. The band spent 2009 touring the East and West Coast on their first nationwide tour. All the activity led up to the 2009 release of their debut album, “Bad Decisions Good Stories.” Opening for such acts as Busta Rhymes, Incubus, Hed(pe), Rehab, Ben Harper, Bone Thugs N' Harmony, and Corey Smith these guys are ready to be the last ones on the bill.
Josh Gracin
Friday, August 20 7pm Doors $25 all ages
Josh Gracin first gained public attention as a fourth-place finalist on the second season of American Idol. He continued with that success and landed a label deal and now sets out for a national tour. Josh will join us as he is set to release his third album “She’s A Different Kind Of Crazy.” This Michigan native is sure to give us a night of great country music and good times.
Tears for Fears
w/ Wainwright Tuesday, August 24 Doors 7:00 p.m. $45 + tax All Ages
Tears for Fears were always one of the most ambitious synth pop groups around. From the beginning, the duo of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith were tackling big subjects — their very name derived from Arthur Janov's primal scream therapy, and his theories were evident throughout their debut, The Hurting. Driven by catchy, infectious synth pop, The Hurting became a big hit in their native England, setting the stage for international stardom with their second album, 1985'sSongs From the Big Chair. On the strength of the singles "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" and "Shout," the record became a major hit, establishing the duo as one of the leading acts of the second generation of MTV stars. Over the years they explored some more tunes along the lines of psychedelic and jazz-rock.
Since they formed in 1993, Finnish orchestral rock band Apocalyptica has released six studio albums featuring numerous cello-based instrumentals along with some vocal-based songs. Whatever styles they’ve explored – from atmospheric interludes to fast, battering rhythms -- their music has been gripping, dynamic and full of melody. But with their seventh album, 7th Symphony the band has composed an album that not just symphonic, it’s practically a symphony.
And Dir en Grey has risen to become the top band of the post-visual kei era, especially for the Western audience — in the 2000s they were arguably the most successful metal act without English lyrics since. The band began as a visual kei collective and gradually moved to more reserved and darker attires and a separate sound that leaned on gothic rock, death metal, and the likes of Korn and Slipknot.
