March comes in like a lion with live shows: tickets at Positively 4th St. Music

Published by Professor Les February 29th, 2008 in Music, Pop Culture. Tags: brother ali, gogol bordello, positively 4th st. music, positively 4th street music, Salt Lake City, wendy christensen, widespread panic.

Editor’s Note: The Selective Echo welcomes back Wendy Christensen for her regular report on the latest at Positively 4th St. Music, located on 400 South in the lower level of the Stoneground Building.

Turntables are selling left and right with new and used models constantly rotating. New music releases arrive every Tuesday afternoon and special orders can be processed with no additional charge.

REVIEWS & HIGHLIGHTS:

Brother Ali – SHOW @ Urban Lounge & Kilby Court, March 8:

If you aren’t of age yet have no fear. Brother Ali is doing an early all-ages performance at Kilby Court before heading over to the Urban Lounge for a second performance. Don’t miss this underground hip hop artist from the Midwest. His live act is full of energy and sweat and one amazing string of words after another. Fresh!

Gogol Bordello – SHOW @ The Paladium, March 8:

This is a show not to miss as this ensemble’s live shows and theatrical performances are widely acclaimed as the reason for creative success. The sound is inspired by Gypsy music interwoven with punk, dub, and ethnic influences. This show will sell out, no doubt.

NEW RELEASE: Widespread Panic’s “Free Somehow”:

While no CD can ever match the energy of a live show, Free Somehow (the band’s tenth release) has a slow, pensive feel, a significant departure from past releases. It will sit well with dedicated fans who will be taken back in time to the band’s formative days.

UPCOMING SHOWS with tickets available at Positively 4th St. Music:

March 1 – Gregory Issacs @ THE PALADIUM (21+ only)
March 2 – This Will Destroy You @ KILBY COURT (all ages)
March 5 – Slim Cesna’s Auto Club @ URBAN LOUNGE (21+ only)
March 5 – Banyan @ PALADIUM (21+ only)
March 6 – Holy Fuck @ URBAN LOUNGE (21+ only)
March 8 – Brother Ali @ KILBY COURT (all ages - early show)
March 8 – Brother Ali @ URBAN LOUNGE (21+ only - late show)
March 8 – Gogol Bordello @ THE PALADIUM (21+ only)
March 9 – Living Legends @ KILBY COURT (all ages)

RECOMMENDED SHOWS:

March 1 – Supersuckers @ BAR DELUXE (21+ only)
March 4 – Clutch @ THE DEPOT (21+ only)
March 7 – The Vandals @ IN THE VENUE (all ages)

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