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THIS WEEK’S SHOWS
710 Beach Club: Friday, 8pm — Hard Fall Hearts and the Upshots Saturday, 8pm — Weezerton and Spiral Out Tuesday, 8pm — Jesse Dean, Geneva, Ilya Shatov, Becky Foster Wednesday, 8pm — Carlos’ Bandana
950 Lounge at the Handlery Hotel: Friday, 8pm — Coral MacFarland Thuet
98 Bottles: Saturday, 8pm — Gilbert Castellanos
AD Nightclub: Thursday, 8pm — Vibe Thursdays Friday, 8pm — DJ Kaos Saturday, 8pm — DJ Shabazz
Air Conditioned Lounge: Tuesday, 9pm — Gerry Baily Wednesday, 9pm — DJ Buddha & DJ Bob Green
Athenaeum Music and Arts Library: Thursday, 8pm — The Dayna Stephens Quintet
Aztec Brewing Company: Friday, 8pm — Bawdry Brothers and Deep Belly
Saturday, 6pm — The Dapper Bandits
Backyard Kitchen & Tap: Sunday, noon — Funk Shui Planet
Bahia Resort Hotel: Thursday, 6pm — California Dreaming Beach Party
Bancroft: Thursday, 9pm — Darkwave Garden Friday, 8pm — Tombstalker Saturday, 8pm — Fastplants Sunday, 8pm — Third Place and Survive the Era Sunday, 8pm — The Mice
Bang Bang: Saturday, 9pm — Craze
Bar Pink: Saturday, 8pm — Mittens and Pleasure Fix
Barefoot Bar and Grill: Sunday, noon — Private Domain
Bassmnt: Friday, 8pm — Bassmnt Fridays Saturday, 8pm — Bassmnt Saturdays
Beaumont’s: Thursday, 7:30pm — Cougar Canyon Band Friday, 9pm — John Stanley King Saturday, 9pm — Slower Sunday, 11:30am — Kayla Hope
Belly Up: Friday, 8pm — Arise Roots Saturday, 8pm — The Robert Cray Band Sunday, 8pm — The Jayhawks Monday, 8pm — David Shaw Tuesday, 8pm — Bebel Gilberto Wednesday, 8pm — Songhoy Blues
N TE BY DAVE GOOD
Yes, they are getting on in years, but, somehow they don’t sound like it. Indeed, the Jayhawks — now touring in support of their latest release, Paging Mr. Proust — could just as well be hosting a reunion at the Fountain of Youth. It’s been more than 30 years since the Jayhawks first emerged in Minneapolis. But this record could also be the means by which a band poised for retirement might appeal to a whole new generation of listeners. Paging Mr. Proust is a game-changer in the Jayhawk’s timeline. Here’s why: Gary Louris, who was part of what many consider to be the band’s best lineup, is re-energized and back on the road with his old pals. It’s the same lineup (not counting guest appearances) that recorded
Berry Street Park: Thursday, 6:30pm — The Jazz Pigs
Bird Park: Saturday, 5:30pm — Three Chord Justice
Bourre Southern Bistro: Friday, 6:30pm — Kamau Kenyatta & Daneen Wilburn Wednesday, 5pm — Gary Rich
Sound of Lies in 1997, a mon- ster of a record and possibly their best. The backstory: this is one
of those eternal start-stop bands, the Jayhawks, with plenty of infighting and break- ups (bad enough at times such that some predicted zero in the way of a band future), side projects, and many reunions. With Louris back on vocals and guitar, the band is Marc Perlman, Karen Grotberg, and Tim O’Reagan; together, they’ve proven that disharmony can make for some great music. “I don’t want to fight,” Louris sings in “Leaving the Monsters Behind.” “Giving it up/ screaming at midnight.” With only nine studio albums made and
released in all that time, early Jayhawks sounded mainline Americana: Eagles-ish coun- try music, executed within a Gram Parsons alt-country-rock agenda. The new album, by contrast, swings out and away from those roots and enlarges instead on the kind of folk-rock
Brick by Brick: Thursday, 8pm — Solstice and Warsenal Sunday, 8pm — Ashen Earth and Voices of Ruin
Carvers Steak & Chops: Friday, 8pm, Saturday, 8pm — GruvNation
Casbah: Friday, 8pm — Boris and Earth Saturday, 8pm — Ziggy Shuffledust & the Spiders From
Mars
Monday, 8pm — Big Business and Andy the Doorbum Tuesday, 8pm — Chuck Inglish Wednesday, 8pm — Escort
Chandler’s: Thursday, 5:30pm — CA Burnett Friday, 5:30pm — Aquile Saturday, 5:30pm — Ben Powell
Chico Club: Friday, 7pm, Saturday, 7pm —
THE JAYHAWKS
that Great Britain fed to us back in the day. It is both timeless and ageless, the newer Jayhawks music, kind of like the individual bandmembers themselves, and wouldn’t we all like to be able to lay claim to that distinction? Fernando Viciconte also performs.
THE JAYHAWKS: Belly Up, Sunday, July 24, 7 p.m. 858-481-8140. $26–$46
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International Pop Overthrow San Diego
Cole Library: Sunday, 2pm — Tolan Shaw
Cork and Craft: Monday, 8pm — Tribal Theory and Phil Esteban
Cougar Vineyard & Winery: Friday, 5pm — Jerry Gontang Sunday, 2pm — James Holland
SUNDAY
7/24
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