1) Bryant Terry discusses his cookbook, Vegan Soul Kitchen: Fresh, Healthy, and Creative African-American Cuisine, at Charis Books & More.
2) Rosebud hosts its annual Jerry Garcia Tribute Dinner.
3) Gift Horse plays the Drunken Unicorn.
4) Octane Coffee hosts a free beer tasting of Old Dominion Octoberfest.
5) Drew Holcomb plays Eddie’s Attic.
(Photo © Sara Remington)
1) Adron performs at the Star Bar.
2) Screen on the Green comes to a close with viewer’s choice Ghostbusters.
3) Charis Books & More hosts a panel discussion in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
4) Land Marks opens at Opal Gallery.
5) Those Darlins play at the Drunken Unicorn.
(Photo by Gray Scott)
1) Clues play Drunken Unicorn.
2) America I AM: The African American Imprint opens at Atlanta Civic Center with host Tavis Smiley.
3) Steve Earle plays the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
4) Vaudeville makes a comeback at Actor’s Express in Have Vaude, Ville Travel.
5) New York Dolls and Black Joe Lewis play Center Stage.
(Photo by Yannick Grandmont)
CL’s Chanté LaGon and Chad Radford chat about upcoming shows around Atlanta, including Zoroaster’s CD release party at the Drunken Unicorn (Friday, March 27), Eva Kennedy at Sugarhill (Saturday, March 28), and the Preakness at the Earl (Saturday, March 28).
Check out this week’s Sound Menu for a more comprehensive list of upcoming shows.
Air Loaf is broadcast weekdays on 1690 WMLB-AM at approximately 8:10 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 6:20 p.m.
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Max Arbes and CL’s Chad Radford chat about a few upcoming shows, including Brittany Bosco at the Drunken Unicorn on Thursday, Dec. 18; the benefit show for Ted Weldon at the Star Bar on Friday, Dec. 19; and Jeffrey Bützer, T.T. Mahony and Adrian Ash at the Earl playing Vincent Guaraldi’s score to “A Charlie Brown Christmas” on Saturday, Dec. 20.
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1) Tutankhamun: The Golden King & the Great Pharoahs continues at the Civic Center.
2) Newsweek editor John Meacham discusses American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House at Jimmy Carter Library & Museum.
3) ME/WE Collaborative Show continues at Aurora Coffee in Little Five Points.
4) Michael Wex discusses his passion for the Yiddish language at Opal Gallery.
5) Drunken Unicorn hosts Atlanta Hardcore Night.
(Photo © Sandro Vannini)
Today’s Air Loaf features CL’s Chanté LaGon and Chad Radford chatting about this weekend’s upcoming shows including Aimee Man at the Variety Playhouse (Fri., Sept. 5), Dr. Dog at the Earl (Sat., Sept. 6), and the All Shot Up benefit concert for Christopher Stahle at the Drunken Unicorn featuring Rizzudo (Sat., Sept. 6).
Check out Sound Menu for a more comprehensive list of upcoming shows.
Air Loaf is broadcast weekdays on 1690 WMLB-AM at approximately 8:10 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 6:20 p.m.
1) Telling It Like It Is: The Art of Curlee Raven Holton lives on at Hammonds House Museum.
2) The Carry On’s, Black Mona Lisa and the Campaign 1984 all play Drunken Unicorn.
3) Your Jewish Town stays put at the Sophie Hirsh Srochi Jewish Discovery Museum.
4) Stewart Lewis is at Outwrite Bookstore with his new novel, Relative Stranger.
5) Pop to Patriotism, the work of Peter Max, continues at Wentworth Gallery Perimeter Mall.
(Image by Curlee Raven Holton)
Today’s Air Loaf features CL’s Chanté LaGon and Chad Radford chatting about the upcoming music for the weekend, including Thomas Function at Lenny’s (Fri., Aug. 22), Xiu Xiu at the Drunken Unicorn (Sat., Aug 23), Oxford Collapse at the Drunken Unicorn (Sun., Aug. 24).
Air Loaf is broadcast weekdays on 1690 WMLB-AM at approximately 8:10 a.m., 12:20 p.m. and 6:20 p.m.
More photos from the show can be found on our music blog Crib Notes.
Mara Shalhoup’s 2007 cover story about Kenny is also a great read.
Neil Hamburger, America’s No. 1 funnyman, will hit the Drunken Unicorn this Saturday, June 23.
“He’s in the tradition of others like Andy Kaufman, where it’s half performance art and half comedy,†says comedian Pete McBrayer of Hamburger’s conceptual take on stand-up. McBrayer is set to open for him at Athens’ Tasty World June 25. “[Hamburger] thrives on getting a reaction out of the audience. He tells a lot of off-color humor, but it’s all very carefully designed. He especially plays the role of a bad nightclub comedian.â€
Hence the gross comb-over and the grosser stage presence.
“I think because he has such an extensive music background, he has fun making a little fun at stand-up comedians, kind of underlining a certain cheesiness of what it even means to be a stand-up comedian,†McBrayer concludes.
Also performing is magician/DJ Dr. El Suavo. For the curious, only el legitimately translates to anything in Spanish. The doctor specializes in sleazy Vegas-styled magic tricks and also plays a theremin.
9 p.m. Sat., June 23. Tickets $8 in advance.
