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The cover band you've been waiting for has arrived. The Fighting Jamesons perform some of the best Irish Rock there is to offer. From the greatest hits of FLOGGING MOLLY and DROPKICK MURPHYS to the timeless mayhem of THE POGUES and many many more. Get your friends, get your pints and get ya car bombs for all the celt-rock you can take.
Accept and King's X
Friday, September 24, 2010 7:00 p.m. Doors $25 plus tax All Ages
It was May of 2009 when a possible Accept reformation rumor surfaced after the band’s bassist Peter Baltes told the metal world that he spent a weekend at his house "shredding away" with the band's guitarist Wolf Hoffmann. Luckily, not all rumors are just rumors. After 30 million album sales and a 15 year hiatus, they are coming out of hibernation and releasing their new album titled “Blood Of The Nations” which drops September 14th. 10 days after that, the band will be performing LIVE on our stage as their tour makes it’s way through 15+ different countries. King X’s, who’s lyrics strongly reflect on the struggles of their lives and their Christian beliefs, have released 12 studio albums and ranked #83 on VH1’s 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock will be accompanying Accept with their Baltimore show date at the Rams Head Live. So make sure you get your tickets and bring the words of Peter Baltes to life. “Let's make the 'Metal Heart' beat again."
Brandi Carlile
Monday, October 4, 2010 7:00 pm Doors $26 plus tax All Ages
Brandi Carlile's third album, Give Up The Ghost, unveils her talents in their truest form. After two albums and non-stop touring, she has let her guard down and offers her most candid recording to date. If the phrase "give up the ghost" most often refers to death or dying, it can also be used to describe the passing of stages in life, of transformation. "To give up the ghost is not just to die since we do it a handful of times throughout our lives. It's a sort of leaving yourself behind," she explains. "Or what you knew yourself to be so that you can grow and transcend love or youth. Sometimes both." The recording of Give Up The Ghost offered new experiences including working with the likes of Elton John, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers multi-instrumentalist Benmont Tench, drummer Chad Smith and Amy Ray of The Indigo Girls, all of whom contribute to the album.
Corey Smith
Saturday, October 9, 2010 7:00 pm Doors $15/$20 Day of Show All Ages
Corey Smith's incredibly energetic live show, combined with clever, well-crafted lyrics and soulful Southern voice has earned him an enthusiastic legion of fans. Smith says, “It really starts with a song. We haven’t created some magical formula. It’s just about writing songs that, for one reason or another, connect with people and impact their lives.”
