Calendar of Events
February 29, 2012
Jazz with Elephant Head
Low volume, but intense and fresh jazz originals, grooves, and standards with Shawn Kebler(guitar) + Collin Shook(bass).
Los Lonely Boys
Wednesday, February 29, 7:30 pm
After debuting in 2003 with a multi-chart gold single, selling millions of albums, winning a Grammy, and opening for The Rolling Stones, this trio of Texican rock’n'roll trio brothers has subsequently played and recorded with such legends as Willie Nelson and Carlos Santana.
Having proved themselves one of the most stunning and wonderful musical success stories of the last decade, Los Lonely Boys are now carving out their legend with their fourth studio album.
The Great Gatsby
Considered by many to be the Great American Novel, The Great Gatsby is at once titillating, fascinating and shocking in its portrayal of The Jazz Age that was soon to disappear from the American landscape. In this first authorized adaptation since 1926, Simon Levy brings the humor, irony, pathos and loveliness of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American classic to the stage.
Navigate the languid atmosphere of wealth and privilege with Nick Carraway as he observes the glittering, elaborate parties of his neighbor, the infamous and ellusive Jay Gatsby. Part of ATC’s AMERICA PLAYS! Celebrating Great American Stories series, The Great Gatsby’s sharp depiction of the “American Dream” resonates anew for each generation.
Shows Feb 25-March 17. Click HERE for the show dates & times.
Photo by Ed Flores
“Kick Out the Jams” RockTribute to Michael Davis & MC5
“Kick Out The Jams”
A Rock n Roll Tribute to Michael Davis (1943- 2012)and the MC5
Featuring live music from a variety of artists as well as DJ Dewtron spinning rock records.
Mike Davis, bass player for the legendary MC5, passed away recently.
Mike was a well known and well liked Tucsonan for several years and made many friends in the Old Pueblo. It seemed only fitting to host a rock and roll remembrance for him featuring many of the musicians that he played with and admired him.
Mike Davis