Tag Archive: Bogart’s

Dec
03
2009

Strong Ending to 2009 for Cincinnati and Music

I’ve been looking over the event calenders for the month of December for many of the local music venues in town, and all I can say is that I hope we don’t have a bad winter, meaning  ”no slick icy roads.” There’s actually too much going on at places like the Southgate House, Northside Tavern, Mad Hatter and …

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Nov
29
2009

Weekly Concert Calender

Blue Wisp Jazz Club Sun: Sound Body Jazz Orchestra Mon: Jazz Jam Session hosted by Sandy Suskind Tue: NKU Vocal Ensemble Wed: Blue Wisp Big Band Thu: Ron Enyard, Dan Karlsberg & Eddie Felson Fri: Delbert Williams, Morehead State University Faculty Jazz Band, Steve Barone Sat: Soft Romantic Jazz with Steve Barone, Dan Faehnle Band, …

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Nov
08
2009

Shows This Week: Over 100 Bands in 13 Venues

Wow, are there some great shows this week! It’s not just a full weekend. There is something for every type of music fan every single night of the week. This is the week when cloning comes in handy. Sunday, Nov. 8 Southgate House Ballroom: OK Go, Princeton (8:30 pm, $13) Lounge: Jonah Smith (9 pm, …

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Oct
17
2009

Places To Go For Live Music Tonight

Bogart’s 2621 Vine St (513)281-8400 From the ashes of the popular 90′s hardcore/punk band, At the Drive-In, comes The Mars Volta. After the formation of the band in 2001, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez and Cedric Bixler-Zavala would go on to assemble of large rotating cast of musician’s, earning them Grammy Awards not long after. Part prog rock, part jazz …

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Oct
08
2009

What’s Going On This Weekend

Friday I often say things like “re-live the past” or “take a step back into time” when referring to bands that are reuniting and such, so let me just say that this will be that type of night in the Southgate House ballroom. Local garage/punk rock heroes, The Customs (or Kustoms) are celebrating a re-release of …

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Oct
05
2009

October at Bogart’s: Shows to Know

Saturday, October 10 (9 pm) Keller Williams, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist, is known as a “one man jamband.” The former Deadhead began playing music in the early ’90s, combining elements of bluegrass, folk, alternative rock, reggae, jazz, funk, electronica and dance. His live shows are an incredible thing to witness, as he has mastered the process …

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Sep
30
2009

Cincinnati Concerts: Wednesday, September 30

In Kentucky Southgate House (Newport) Ballroom She Wants Revenge (New Wave/Goth Rock, synths and drum machines), Kill Hannah (Alt/Electro Rock), The Tender Box (Post-Punk, Synth-Pop) 9 pm, $18, All Ages *My Pick Southgate House – Juney’s Lounge The Newbees (Folk-Rock) 9 pm, Free, Ages 21+ The Mad Hatter (Covington) Emmure (Metal/Hardcore), Evergreen Terrace (Metal/Hardcore), Oceano (Deathcore), For Today (Christian Metal/Hardcore), Oh God The Terror (Metal/Hardcore), …

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Sep
20
2009

Weekly Concert Calender

Music in Cincinnati this week is all about the MidPoint Music Festival, but there’s plenty of events happening if that won’t give you your fix. Sunday, September 20 (My Pick) Northside Tavern – Classical Revolution – 9 pm – Free If you happened to attend last week’s Newbees show in the Southgate House lounge, then you …

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Sep
13
2009

Concerts of the Week

Sunday, September 13 The Ataris, The Javelin Dance, Kings To Me, Ubersku and Back To The Sky invade the Mad Hatter. 7 pm. $10. The Rattlesnakin’ Daddies are at Northside Tavern tonight. 10 pm. Free. 21+. Sunday night’s mean The Comet Bluegrass Allstars at The Comet. Free. 7:30 pm. Monday, September 14 96 Rock presents …

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Jul
06
2009

This Week in Music

Monday, July 6 Critic’s Pick: PNC Pavilion – Counting Crows, Augustana Paper Route, Audrey Sessions and Mia Carruthers & the Retros – Southgate House – Ballroom Northside Tavern – The Quartet Tuesday, July 7 Jason Lytle (of Grandaddy) – Southgate House – Ballroom Underbelly – An evening featuring ten of the area’s best stand-up comedians …

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