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Indecision Returns to Charleston August 30th, 2010 Posted by Lorrie Dixson

Indecision

Saturday, September 11th @ 10pm

The Pour House

$12 ADV, $15 DOS

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Indecision Returns to Charlotte August 23rd, 2010 Posted by Lorrie Dixson

**NOTE: Due to the death of band member Aaron Evans' mother, the Indecision Charlotte and Atlanta shows have been postponed.

One of the originators of the jam band movement, Indecision's innovative music is a unique blend of rock, jazz, blues and extended jams complete with rich and complex lyrics. Indecision has shared the stage with Widespread Panic, Phish, Blues Traveler, Dave Matthews Band, Jorma Kaukonen, The Neville Brothers, The Connells, The Wailers, David Alan Coe, Jupiter Coyote and more.

Friday, August 27th: The Visulite Theatre, Charlotte, NC- POSTPONED

Other Southeast Shows:

Saturday, August 28th: Smiths Olde Bar, Atlanta, GA with special guests Olde Dog- POSTPONED

Saturday, September 11th: The Pour House, Charleston, SC

Saturday, November 6th: The Pour House, Raleigh, NC

Friday, November 26th: The Jefferson Theater, Charlottesville, VA

http://www.indecision.com
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Indecision Returns to Raleigh August 20th, 2010 Posted by Lorrie Dixson

Indecision

Saturday, November 6th

$10 in advance, $13 at the door

The Pour House Music Hall

224 S. Blount Street

Raleigh, NC

800-594-TIXX (8499)

One of the originators of the jam band movement, Indecision's innovative music is a unique blend of rock, jazz, blues and extended jams complete with rich and complex lyrics. Indecision has shared the stage with Widespread Panic, Phish, Blues Traveler, Dave Matthews Band, Jorma Kaukonen, The Neville Brothers, The Connells, The Wailers, David Alan Coe, Jupiter Coyote and more.

Other Southeast Shows:

Saturday, September 11th: The Pour House, Charleston, SC

Friday, November 26th: The Jefferson Theater, Charlottesville, VA

www.Indecision.com
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The Archetypes at The Pourhouse August 18th, 2010 Posted by Lorrie Dixson

A well-known local band in the late '80s and early '90s, the Archetypes play curious amalgam of Meat Puppets inspired, country-tinged music that was more pop than it was punk.

Saturday, August 21st at 8:30pm

Bobby Houck of The Blue Dogs opens

The Pourhouse

$10 Adv, $12 DOS

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Nappy Roots Interview July 4th, 2010 Posted by

By: Matt Bailey

I had the pleasure of speaking with Buffalo Stille from Nappy Roots who will be performing at the Music Farm in Charleston, SC on August 13th, 2010.

CNL: What are you alls songs about/based on?

BS: Our songs are based on real life, and real events that have happened.

CNL: Does Nappy Roots write their own songs?

BS: Yes, all of the members of Nappy Roots write their own material.

CNL: Who are your musical influences?

BS: Some of my personal musical influences are James Brown, Isaac Hayes, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Big Daddy Cane, Eric B, and Lords of the Undergrounds among many more.

CNL: How did Nappy Roots get started?

BS: We were all attending Western Kentucky University at the same time and were all the “top dogs” in class and we sort of formed our own group and that eventually turned into Nappy Roots.

CNL: How did the band get its name?

BS: It was something along the lines as: Two of the band members were talking Skinny Deville was one of them and he said “man this is nappy” and the other band member said “yeah you have got some nappy roots” and the name stuck.

CNL: What is your latest album?

BS: Our newest album just released last week and it is called Pursuit of Nappyness. And in order to reduce our carbon footprint, we worked with the label in order to produce a package for the CD that is 100% recyclable. Nappy Roots believes that is really important to take care of your environment.

CNL: What advice do you have for new and upcoming musicians/bands?

BS: Unfortunately, the music industry has kind of put an age limit on musicians, so if you haven’t been making it as a musician it doesn’t mean that you can’t work in the music business, but you may want to try writing, producing, or other jobs in the music industry. Also, you need a fan base because without a fan base your band will not make it. So try and get your fan base before you go big.

Again, Nappy Roots will be performing in Charleston, SC at the Music Farm on August 13th. Be sure to come, it is going to be an awesome time and make sure you dress to impress because a photographer will be present from CarolinaNightlife.com!
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Tishamingo and Friends May 10th, 2010 Posted by Lorrie Dixson

Tishamingo returns to Charleston's Pour House for a rare two night performance with special guests, The Sundogs and Benji Shanks.
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