By
Chad Taylor
soundcheck@dmcityview.com
Band news! So, a week after parting ways with
their lead guitarist, Hath No Fury has gone
on hiatus. After playing their last show obligation
as a four-piece, singer Kristin Sauvago and
bassist Jeff Stone decided to pursue other projects.
On its Facebook page, Jen Allen said that the
band isn’t dead and has already put out a call
looking to audition “talented, enthusiastic,
patient and bad ass” guitarists and bassists.
In the meantime, Allen said she has a solo project
she’s working on as well as a couple of promotional
gigs. Speaking of…
Jayde Henry was selected as this year’s “Ms.
Wheelchair Iowa” and is gearing up for the Ms.
Wheelchair America 2013 Pageant in Rhode Island
this August. To help her cover the expenses
for the trip, Jen Allen has put together a fundraising
concert and raffle at House of Bricks. The event
is Wednesday, June 20, and starts at 5:30 p.m.
Your $5 cover will go toward getting Henry to
her pageant, and raffle-goers will be treated
to performances by Little Ruckus, pride of Winterset
Blue Haven and Brother Trucker, as well as Allen
performing with a couple special guests.
The final lineups and set times have been announced
for 80/35. Newly announced acts include Little
Ruckus, DJ Eight Ten, Alex Brown, John Solarz,
Mark Mallman, K-Holes, Jade Reed, Jesse Aldridge
and Brad Goldman. You can check out the full
line-up schedule for specific times and stages
at www.80-35.com/lineup/2012.
Jesse Harris and the Gypsy Sparrows bring their
country/blues stylings to the Gas Lamp on Thursday,
June 14. Cover is $5, and the show starts at
9 p.m.
SoundNotes Pick o’ the Week is down at the Underground
on Friday, June 15 where MooseKnuckle and Jet
Edison will play a free show starting at 9 p.m.
Also on June 15, Greensky Bluegrass takes the
stage at People’s. Show starts at 9 p.m., and
tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door.
House of Bricks plays host to a CD release party
for Little Ed and the Blues Imperials on Saturday,
June 16. Event kicks off at 9:30 p.m., and tickets
are $15 at the door or $12 in advance at www.bigreddogmusic.com
Kansas City pop rockers Everyday/Everynight
come to the Vaudeville Mews on Sunday, June
17 at 10 p.m. Admission is $5 with opening acts
Modern Day Satire and Andrew David.
Also on June 17, Fozy Shazam takes over Wooly’s.
Tickets are $12 from ticketfly or $15 at the
door, and the show gets under way at 6:30 p.m.
Maniac and Stars in Stereo open.
Finally, on Wednesday, June 20 the Vaudeville
Mews gives you just about all the indie folk/pop
you could possibly ask for. Starting at 5:30
p.m., you can catch Emperor X with opening acts
The Chatty Cathys, Elizabeth Ayrnn, Lesbian
Poetry and Daesoph. The all-ages show is $5.
Mahalo. CV |
