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Monday 8/23/10, 7:30pm • Trivia Night hosted by Misty
Who were the characters Bert and Ernie on Sesame Street were named after? What is Los Angeles's full name? What is the life span of a dragonfly? Where are your pants? Find out the answers to these and more at Misty's Trivia!
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Monday, 8/23/10, 10:00pm • Bel Air
Bel Air presents a countrified rock band and a more folky introspective aspect, at times depending on the writer and singer of the respective song.
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Tuesday, 8/24/10, 7:30pm • Pete Sinjin with Doug Edmunds
Pete Sinjin, a Americana / Roots Music / Country artist, teams up with Doug Edmunds, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, raconteur, and renaissance man for the new Millennium.
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Tuesday, 8/24/10, 10:00pm $5 • Jailbox with Stephen Sebastian
Introspective, at times ethereal, but always innovative and imaginative, Jailbox contains emotion, thought, planning in the writing and arranging into the waters of prog. Stephen Sebastian is an observant scholar of the past, a bold poet of years to come, or maybe just a cool guy who might as well be your next door neighbor.
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Wednesday, 8/25/10, 10:00pm • Laurel with Marathon Girl
Laurel are on tour from Baltimore with Marathon Girl. Expect free cd's and good vibes.
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Thursday, 8/26/10, 7:30pmBallroom Event • Adam Klein and Gabriel Mintz
Adam Klein plays Americana, country, and folk rock once again set to beautiful lyrics, often much avowed and strikingly poetic. Gabriel Mintz has written more than a hundred songs that tell of characters and sketched out scenes. Vocals are a gangly call. Dirtied, but on. Closer to the mic, his lower register becomes unashamed of its beauty. He's roots type Americana-leaning with a warm spatial drone.
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Thursday, 8/26/10, 10:00pm $5 • Big Al Hall & Marching Rams with The Armchairs
Alex Hall, or Big Al, was raised in the bread basket of traditional old time and string band music. He fell in love with the raw beauty in the ancient music. The Armchairs play music that makes you want to stand next to yourself and compliment your own shoes.
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Friday, 8/27/10, 7:30pm • Rafael Green
Rafael Green seeks emotional depth and honesty in his indie pop, finding that quality in abundance in the music he heard the most as a child.
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Friday, 8/27/10, 10:00pm • Pipe with Tonk
Yes, that Pipe. Look, either you're at this show or you have to turn in your Chapel Hill "I-remember-back-in-the-day" decoder ring - no excuses. Tonk play country music the way God intended it to be played, that is, country music pre-somewhere-around-1978. Heavy on the Ray Price shuffle-walking-bass-line sort of thing, but bleeding into a Waylon / Paycheck harder honkey tonk style. You know, anything before the Eagles and Pure Prairie League bent country music over a barrel and had their way with it.
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Saturday, 8/28/10, 7:30pm • Bengt & The Walkers
What can one say about Bengt and the Walkers? You're just going to have to check them out for yourself.
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Saturday, 8/28/10, 10:00pm • Embarrassing Fruits with Gray Young
Embarrassing Fruits is a tight, fast, distrotion-drenched 3-piece. Gray Young does the textured atmospheric indie space rock thing.
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In residency at the Cave
 Climb Jacobs Ladder next show 1/28/12
Video shot at the Cave
 "The Making of Angel" by Davis Stilson
Video about the Cave
 by Sarah Riazati
Video shot at the Cave
 from Vice magazine party
 Hotel with Band Rates
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