COUNTRY STRONG : Trace Adkins headlines the fourth annual Pozo Stampede, a daylong country music festival on April 27 at Pozo Saloon.
all ages $18 presale or $20 at the door), for another evening of inventive hip-hop. IAMSU x Problem hits the Brew on Wednesday, May 1 (doors at 7:30 p.m.
all ages $10 presale or $12 at the door) with Young Man opening. On Tuesday, April 30, Maps & Atlases ’ quirky, virtuoso art pop sounds come to SLO Brew (doors at 8 p.m. Here’s a sample from his song “My Name is Money”: What’s crackin everybody you probly know me my name is Money/ And when it comes to me/ Like all y’all want something from me/ I got the pimps, the pushers, players, all the junkies screamin/ Cause if they have no Money baby then they start to feenin’/ I’m at the gamble shack/ Sometimes they put me in the back/ Sometimes the D boys put me where all the guns and all they dope is at/ I’m in your pockets, wallets, purses all your hideaways/ I’m probly the root of everybody’s very violent ways. Nickatina, also known as Dre Dog, is a Bay Area rapper with a smooth but aggressive delivery. all ages $23 presale or $25 at the door), with Roach Gigz opening. Hip-hop star Andre Nickatina returns to the club on Friday, April 26 (doors at 7 p.m. Out of Oakland, Tumbleweed Wanderers mix soul, folk, and rock into something unusual, “bringing the listener from dark chaotic banjo-rock, through intimate acoustic harmonies, to energetic explosions of soul,” according to their bio.
all ages $10 presale or $12 at the door), with opening acts Tilted Tides and Próxima Parada. For instance, Tumbleweed Wanderers kick off the week on Thursday, April 25 (doors at 7:30 p.m. The last time I saw them, maybe a decade ago at Mongo’s Saloon on New Year’s Eve, they were amazing, and they sounded great on tracks such as “Don’t Touch Me There,” a parody of girl groups, “She’s a Beauty,” “Talk to Ya Later,” “Mondo Bondage,” and “Sushi Girl.” They may be older, but The Tubes still have some tricks up their fishnet stockings!īefore The Tubes roll into town on Saturday, SLO Brew has a few other choice shows for your listening pleasure. THEY’RE A BEAUTY! : The iconic ’70s and ’80s theatrical, satirical band The Tubes plays April 27 at SLO Brew.Įven though they’re not at their peak, they’re still icons, and they still put on a great show that skewers media, consumerism, and stardom.
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