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Live music choices for Dec
DOOMTREE BLOWOUT
It's absurd that a three-night stand at First Ave might be seen as "scaling back," but in the situation of Doomtree's Blowout VIII concerts that statement is technically true. Last year the Hopkins-reared hip-hop collective performed a seven-night run between the main room and also the Entry, and also the response am crazed the venue and fans were pining for a repeat.
"That just appeared like it would be too much of the same task 2 yrs consecutively," said Doomtree producer/beatmaker/engine-driver Lazerbeak, who believes his crew "will up the game in a different way" with the addition of one extra night to the main room. (Friday's and Saturday's shows are sold out but tickets remain for Sunday evening.) There is a hardly any other additions to their playbook, including the first-ever Doomtree pairing with a live backing band. This time around, however, they spent the majority of the first 1 / 2 of 2012 together, touring everywhere from Europe to Lollapalooza behind their group album, "No Kings," released last December. Their adventures are featured in the documentary "Team the very best Team," released on DVD for this year's Blowout. "It's possibly the best starting point for anybody who doesn't know anything about Doomtree," Lazerbeak said.
There still is a reunion aspect for this year's Blowout, since four from the five rappers -- Dessa, Mike Mictlan, Sims and Cecil Otter -- happen to be hard at work on new solo albums. might even have handled another weeklong marathon. Maybe the coming year. Fri. Sat., First Avenue, out of stock. Sun., $15.) Chris Riemenschneider
POP/ROCK
After spending the majority of the past 3 years touring in Kid Rock's band, Shannon Curfman is getting to her very own group. Which means some passionate blues-rock with feisty guitar in the Twin Cities resident who, at age 12,[url=http://giuseppezanottisneakerssale.webmium.com/][b]giuseppe zanotti men's sneakers Giuseppe Zanotti Official Outlet Shoes for Sale[/b][/url], landed a deal with Clive Davis' record label. After two stints on major labels, Curfman, 27, is finding her groove on her own, with the solid disc "What You're Getting Into," released just before she landed the little one Rock gig. Sat.,[url=http://peutereyjacketsuppliers.webmium.com/][b]Peuterey Jacket sale[/b][/url], Famous Dave's,[url=http://parajumersoutletdeutschland.albirank.net/][b]parajumpers jacken outlet sale parajumpers online shop deutschland 60% Rabatt[/b][/url], $7). Jon Bream
When Dave Nada agreed to spin a class-cutting party for his teenage cousin 3 years ago, little did he know he'd accidentally coin a continent-crossing club trend. Slowing down a Dutch house track to appease the adolescent partiers, the punk-rocker-turned-DJ founded what became known as moombahton, a home and reggaeton hybrid. Dubstep/electro-house producer Kill Paris and others open. The March release "Break It Yourself" would be a feistier and much more frazzled assortment of new songs in the willowy voiced bard, while last month's "Hands of Glory" featured rootsy and frequently elegant covers by the likes of Townes Van Zandt, the Handsome Family and Minneapolis' own Alpha Consumer. The latter band's leader, Jeremy Ylvisaker, plays guitar in Bird's band alongside local drummer/keyboardist Martin Dosh, giving this show something of a home-for-the-holidays feeling. Another of his local collaborators,[url=http://rogerviviershoes.webmium.com/][b]sell 2013 discount Roger Vivier shoes outlet Roger Vivier on sale Roger Vivier shop[/b][/url], Michael Lewis,[url=http://rogerviviershoes.webmium.com/][b]http://rogerviviershoes.webmium.com/[/b][/url], will open the show together with his beloved jazz group Fat Kid Wednesdays. Mon., State Theatre, $32.50 $40.) Riemenschneider
It'll be the funkiest horn-fueled party of the holidays as all the players in Tower of Power squeeze to the Dakota stage. Co-founder Emilio Castillo and crew deliver greasy East Bay soul with verve and style. Singer Larry Braggs, who's masterful on ballads,[url=http://rogerviviershoesshoponline.webmium.com/][b]http://rogerviviershoesshoponline.webmium.com/[/b][/url], may be better than Lenny Williams from ToP's hitmaking "So Very Hard to Go" and "Don't Change Horses" heyday. Mon.-Wed. Dakota, $45-$70.) Bream
Iceland's Of Monsters and Men sound like a mixture of Mumford Sons and Arcade Fire. Their folk-rock having a simple beat and Celtic flavor has made them a popular in the usa. The song "Little Talks" received tons of airplay on Cities 97 and 89.3 the present, and also the group's spirited, slightly spiritual performances in the Fine Line and Lollapalooza earned standing ovations. Tue.-Wed., First Avenue. Parker has a co-starring role in Judd Apatow's flick "This Is 40" (opening next Friday) and it is the subject of a forthcoming documentary, "Don't Ask Me Questions." However the best news is his fresh CD, "Three Chords Good," and a reunion tour with the Rumour, the group that put him about the musical map with a string of gripping 1970s LPs ("Howlin' Wind," "Heat Treatment," etc.). "Three Chords Good" is their first new recording in 31 years, and after a "Long Emotional Ride,[url=http://duveticadoudoune.halod.com/][b]Femmes Doudoune[/b][/url]," as the first single lets you know, this classic combo continues to have it. See an interview with Parker in Sunday's Variety section. Wed., Fitzgerald Theater, $37.) Tom Surowicz
HIP-HOP
Nothing beats a Christmas present from your favorite local Muslim rapper: Brother Ali is providing a cheap, intimate show born from the Rhymesayers-run "Hip-Hop Essentials" class at Minneapolis' Institute of Production Recording. Students and faculty get in free. Throughout us, it's first-come, first-served. Here's hoping the weather outside is not frightful. Plain Ole Bill will DJ with Ali. Aikiiltm + Syilent P open. Wed., Triple Rock, $5.) Riemenschneider
HOLIDAY
Still huge in their hometown of Fargo, the Blenders are also big within the Twin Cities, where they now live. The spiffy, mostly a cappella vocal quartet only comes out for Christmas, approximately it appears, having released four yule albums including last year's "Christmas Light." They are a clever and resourceful crew. Now within their 22nd year, the Blenders have booked five shows in Fargo, three in Minneapolis. Sun., Pantages Theatre, $38.) Bream
Jazz pianist Laura Caviani promises new arrangements of Christmas classics at her annual holiday shows. Singer Lucia Newell once again co-stars, as she did on Caviani's seasonal CD,[url=http://rogerviviershoes.webmium.com/][b]discount Roger Vivier shoes outlet shop[/b][/url], "Angels We Haven't Heard." The yuletide bop rhythm section has Jay Young on bass, and Dave Schmalenberger on drums. Fri.-Sat., Artists' Quarter, $10.) Surowicz
Kenny Rogers is doing a Christmas tour for pretty much so long as his beard has been Father christmas white. The country stalwart, who has a bestseller using the memoir "Luck or something like that Enjoy it," has his holiday show down to a science. First, it is a set of hits, including "The Gambler" and "Lucille." Then, it's a set of seasonal tunes from his six holiday albums, including the 2010 "Christmas Live." Billy Dean opens. Sun., Mystic Lake Casino, $44-$55.) Bream
The Sounds of Blackness' African-American-flavored presentation of "The Night Before Christmas -- A Musical Fantasy" was better than ever this past year. Director Gary Hines devised spot-on new send-ups of Beyonc Charlie Sheen and President barack obama. As always, the full choir harmonized soulfully, and there were star solo vocal turns for Jamecia Bennett, David Hurst and particularly Cor Cotton. Expect another spirited, uplifting evening with this particular 34th annual celebration. Mon., Guthrie. Sold out.) Bream
BLUES
The large treat from the new Lamont Cranston album, their first studio release in 15 years, is when it gathers many of the band's charter members in groovy guest-star roles. Bruce McCabe radiates the 88s throughout, setting up some cool boogie-woogie on "'59 Cadillac." Bob Bingham adds acoustic fingerstyle guitar on the couple of cuts. And Tom Burnevik lights up "I Wanna See" together with his supple saxophone. Pat "Lamont" Hayes has come up with some swell new material, too, notably the hilarious generational lament, "My Locks are Gone." Simply titled "Lamont Cranston Band, With Bruce McCabe," the generous 15-track album is really a nice addition to the LC legacy. This weekend, McCabe and organist Tim Wick, another guest on the disc,[url=http://monclerjackendeutschland.albirank.net/][b]Moncler Jacken Günstig online Deutschland Moncler Jacke Herren Outlet Shop[/b][/url], will join the enjoyment fray in St. Paul. Fri., Wilebski's Blues Saloon.) SurowiczOne of the better Twin Cities jazz bands from the 1980s-'90s, and the most amusingly named, the Illicit Sextet has been turning up again several times a year, sounding like they never left. Besides old favorites, the self-described "Twin Cities' first jazz composer collective" is playing new material apparently earmarked because of its first CD in 2 decades. Thu., Artists' Quarter. No cover.) Surowicz
With "Rhythm and Verse: An Search for Pulse Through Music and Poetry," the Baroque Quartet Belladonna -- Margaret Humphrey (baroque violin), Rebecca Humphrey (baroque cello), Clea Galhano (baroque recorders) and Barbara Weiss (harpsichord) -- with soprano Maria Jette, celebrates the nature of rhythm, an important element of the musical experience, but one often neglected within the overwhelming concentrate on melody. The music from the Baroque was particularly alive with rhythmic experimentation, as performances of functions by composers from Bach and Monteverdi to Byrd and Dowland will illustrate. Fri., Sundin Music Hall, Hamline University, 1531 Hewitt Av., St. "Celebration Rock," their sophomore collection of hair-raising and/or hair-tossing punk-metal-noise, already made Rolling Stone's top ten while Spin gave guitarist Brian King and drummer David Prowse a band-of-the-year accolade. Proof that local fans were already hip to them: Their two-night stand continues to be sold out for weeks. Opening band DIIV, aka Dive,[url=http://woolrichschweizch.gengfl.com/][b]http://woolrichschweizch.gengfl.com/[/b][/url], is an ambient Brooklyn guitar-pop group led with a guy from the Beach Fossils camp. Fri. Sat., Triple Rock.
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