Showing posts with label High Noon Saloon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High Noon Saloon. Show all posts

Monday, March 23, 2009

Del the Funky Homosapien
"The Funk is on the House"

Check out Del's stimulus plan...



You can get your funk stimulated by Sir DZL when the FunkMan Tour hits Madison at the High Noon Saloon on May 9th. Also performing: Mike Relm, Bukue One, Serendipity Project

Monday, November 17, 2008

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Upcoming Show: Stephen Malkmus +the Jicks w/ Blitzen Trapper



Once again Madison brings in another artist from this summer’s Lollapalooza festival. Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks will be hitting the High Noon Saloon on October 30th with Blitzen Trapper.

Take a listen to some choice tracks:

Malkmus fronted one of my favorite bands (Pavement) 20 years ago and since then, has put out some of indie rocks best albums. His guitar work since breaking away from Pavement (1999) has only gotten more brilliant and creative upon each release. There is evidence of SM's best ax-wielding on Pig Lib (2003) one of my personal favorites.

We caught SM +Jicks last time they came though the state at the Pabst Theater on March 20th. This was not only a great performance but it was the first time I had seen SM. The show was incredible (everything I had expected), SM’s guitar work was immaculate and it was great to see ex-Sleater-Kinney drummer Janet Wiess with the Jicks adding vocals and beat to the mix.

Here is listing of Malkmus’ work other than Pavement:

With Silver Jews

* Dime Map of the Reef (1992) 7"ep
* The Sabellion Rebellion & Old New York (1993) 7"
* The Arizona Record (1993) 12"
* Starlite Walker (1994)
* American Water (1998)
* Hot as Hell - Live 1993 (1999) CD/7" Single
* Tanglewood Numbers (appears on "The Farmer's Hotel") (2005)

With The Crust Brothers

* Marquee Mark (1998)

With The Jicks

* Stephen Malkmus (2001)
* Pig Lib (2003)
* Face the Truth (2005)*
* Real Emotional Trash (2008)

This has to be one of the hottest tickets to get this year. I am thinking it will sell out so get your tickets as soon as you can here.

- fS/above photo fS

When: 10/30/08 @ 8:30pm
Cost: $16 adv., $18 d.o.s. (18+)

Thursday, October 02, 2008

Photos: Dr. Dog at High Noon Saloon - Oct., 1st, 2008

Playing to a packed house on a Wednesday night, Dr. Dog once again captured us all up in their nostalgic net. Anyone who has experienced this band in a club setting knows that the energy level is intense and the performance is always tight. Throughout the night the band mostly picked from the Fate and We All Belong song catalog and for the encore brought out the band members from Delta Spirit (photo 1 & 2) and Hacienda for a one last goodbye.

























Saturday, July 12, 2008

Coming Soon - Immortal Technique
July 20, 2008 at High Noon Saloon


I'm fortunate to have two children - young adults now - that both have good taste in music, and they both like hip-hop a lot. They've turned me on to many hip-hop/rap artists over the years, but one of my favorites is Immortal Technique - particularly his fantastic recording "Revolutionary Vol. 2." He'll be performing at High Noon Saloon on July 20th together with DJ GI JOE, Poison Pen, Da Circle & J. Arch. (read more)

Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Review :: Dead Meadow

Review :: Dead Meadow
High Noon Saloon, May 5, 2008

Saturday, April 26, 2008

FREE TICKETS and MORE...

Hey, we have more FREE TICKETS to give-away!

  • Foals + Worrier - Apr 29 at High Noon
  • The Dirt Bombs - May 2 at High Noon
  • Dead Meadow - May 5 at High Noon

All these shows are recommended by MMR. Send us an email with the artist name in the subject line. We will contact winners 24 hours in advance of the show.

New songs added to the MMR Music Player in the
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Friday, April 18, 2008

Saturday, February 09, 2008

Jason Isbell + The 400 Unit at High Noon Saloon - February 7, 2008


Jason Isbell + The 400 Unit at High Noon Saloon
February 7, 2008 - Photos Fred Simani

This was an evening of great southern song writers at the High Noon Saloon. Dawn Landes started off the evening with her indie folk melodies which were beautiful, simplistic and sweet. Later on, Will Hoge and his band the blew the roof off the place. With their high energy and soulful blend of rock, blues and country, Will's voice carried the High Noon down through the deep south. Jason Isbell + The 400 Unit made their third appearance to the Madison area and last night performance was the standout. Isbell pulled from the Drive-By Truckers catalog as well as his own. He even ran through a great version of Dylan's "Man in Me" thrown in for good measure.

Friday, January 18, 2008

Upcoming Show: The Carolina Chocolate Drops - Thu. January 24 - High Noon Saloon

The Carolina Chocolate Drops
Thu. January 24 - High Noon Saloon

Carolina Chocolate Drops
9:00 PM / $tba cover 21 AND UP

The Carolina Chocolate Drops are a group of young African-American stringband musicians that have come to together to play the rich tradition of fiddle and banjo music in Carolinas piedmont. Although the band's members have diverse musical backgrounds, they draw on musical heritage from the foothills of North and South Carolina. The band has long studied under the tutelage of Joe Thompson, said to be the last black traditional string band player, they are proud to carry on the tradition of black musicians like Odell and Nate Thompson, Dink Roberts, John Snipes, Libba Cotten, Emp White, and countless others who have passed beyond memory and recognition.

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Pictures from Toubab Krewe @ High Noon Saloon, Sunday - September 15, 2007

Wrapping up last week's full dose of live music were Toubab Krewe at the High Noon Saloon. Again! - 3 nights in a row at HNS made me a semi- permanent fixture there :) . Then again, Toubab themselves aren't strangers to the place. I have seen them perform at High Noon twice before (including their debut Madison show in early 2006) and more recently at the 10,000 Lakes Festival. Their blend of Malian rhythms, funk, southern fried rock, Latin and jam grooves (with some surprise surf rock thrown in!) had a relatively-large-for-late-Sunday-evening crowd swinging, grooving and hula-hooping into the new week. Here are a few pictures from Sunday night:

The Madison set list

Keep on dancing till the next time the Toubab Krewe bus rolls around!

Cheers, malliman

Sunday, September 16, 2007

The Sea and Cake at High Noon Saloon

The Zincs kicked off the night with a tight set

The Sea and Cake take the stage



(Top to Bottom: Sam Prekop; John McEntire; Archer Prewitt; Eric Claridge)



Sam's lyrics sheets

The Set list

Cheers... malliman


Saturday, September 15, 2007

Chicago Afrobeat Project @ High Noon Saloon, September 13, 2007



Chicago Afrobeat Project performed at the High Noon Saloon this past Thursday (9.13.07). The show was sparsely attended - maybe because it was the start of the weekend long Madison World Music Festival or the frigid wind and cold rain - but that did not stop the 7 person band from dishing out an infectious blend of jazz, soul and funky grooves. The band is planning to release their debut studio album in October so keep an eye out for it. MMR will also be reviewing the album to keep you (and your ears) well informed! In case you missed the band this time around, CAbP plans to become a regular fixture in town and will be playing the first Thursday of every month at Cafe Montmartre.



Cheers! - malliman

Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Still hungry for more Afrobeat...check this out.

Did you miss the Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 (Madison) and Femi Kuti (Milwaukee) shows?

Well check out Anitbalas and The Chicago Afrobeat Project (CAbP).

Antibalas (pronounced ahn-tee-BAH-lahs) is a Bushwick, Brooklyn based afrobeat band that is modelled after Fela Kuti's Africa 70 band and Eddie Palmieri's Harlem River Drive Orchestra. Although their music is primarily afrobeat, their music incorporates elements of jazz, funk, dub, improvised music, and traditional drumming from Cuba and West Africa.

Currently they are touring mostly outside the U.S. right now with the exception of only one show on Aug 4th - Governers Island, NY. Check out their latest release, Security from their site store.








Chicago Afrobeat Project
(CAbP) is a dynamic musical collective rooted in '70s funk and jazz-infused afrobeat. CAbP mixes traditional afrobeat with other dance-invoking musical motifs such as Chicago’s electronic house music, complex West African percussion rhythms and upbeat funk. At each performance, the polyrhythmic groove and sharp horn lines of CAbP stir up energetic momentum, sweeping listeners directly to the dance floor time and time again. (taken from their "about" page).

Their new cd titled, (A) Move to Silent Unrest will be out in September but can be pre-ordered here.

Check them out live (near the MMR area):

Thu, 8/2/07 6:30 pm
Jazz in the Park in Milwaukee
Free, All Ages

Thu, 8/23/07 11:30 am and 6:00 PM (Also 2 sets)
Peanut Butter and Jam in Kenosha, WI
No Cover

Thu, 9/13/07 10:00 pm
High Noon Saloon in Madison
$8 advance, $10 day of show


Hopefully we will see you there.

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