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Louisiana Swamp Thing and Crawfish Festival 2008--George Clinton and P-Funk Headl...

Sat. 04/05 | 10:00AM @ Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum

Click "I Like It!" to win free tickets! 5 pair will be given away.April 5th, 2008Times: 10am to 10:30pmLocation: 18th and Congress, across from the Bob Bullock Texas State Hist…more»

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KELLER WILLIAMS AND THE WMD'S

Sat. 01/26 | 8:00PM @ La Zona Rosa (Downtown)

Click "I Like It" and you could win free tickets! Before embarking on dream, Keller Williams’ newest, most rewarding recording project, he scratched out a wish list of artists…more»

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Keller Williams jammy, quirky genre fusion has won the singer-guitarist a following among the barefoot ‘n’ baked crew,
but even the jam-averse have to be impressed by his instrumental
dexterity and versatility. Comparisons to Leo Kottke and Michael Hedges are inevitable but valid—Williams’ rhythmic work on a 10-string guitar sounds like several players jamming. Whereas he used to accomplish this all by himself by looping and layering riffs, Williams recently went the full-band route, debuting the four-piece WMDs at last year’s Bonnaroo.
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THE GREYBOY ALLSTARS

Fri. 01/25 | 8:00PM @ La Zona Rosa (Downtown)

Click "I Like It" and you could win free tickets! On the heels of highly successful reunion tour last year, The Greyboy Allstars met in the studio for the first time in a decade to …more»

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The members of The Greyboy Allstars, particularly keyboardist and Robert Walter and expansive saxophonist Karl Denson, have found as much success since the group’s “split” as they did while
still together. The solid, soulful jam band has reunited sporadically
over the past couple of years, but the reunion seems to have stuck,
first with live shows and later on last year’s What Happened To
Television?, the first Greyboy studio album since 1997. The sound
makes sense, as it saunters through new jazz-funk sounds that the Greyboys very much like to call “boogaloo.” Opening: Leon Mobley.
To win tickets to this show, email austinpromo@theonion.com with
‘Greyboy’ as your subject line.

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