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Young the Giant @ Velvet Jones ~ February 24, 2011

February 25, 2011

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Old Man Markley @ Whiskey Richards ~ Feb. 18, 2011

February 19, 2011

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The Silent Comedy with Verna Beware @ Muddy Waters ~ Feb. 9, 2011

February 10, 2011

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The Forgetters @ Velvet Jones ~ Feb. 3, 2011

February 04, 2011

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Grace Potter & The Nocturnals @ SOhO ~ Feb. 1, 2011

February 02, 2011

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Girls Rock SB! Benefit @ The Marjorie Luke ~ February 23, 2013

Always Leave On a High Note Girls R ock SB! is a local organization that aims to empower young girls through music. To raise money for scholarships and instruments for their summer and after school all-girls music program, the organization hosted a night of music and dance. MC’d by KLITE’s Catherine Remak, the night was split into two short acts. Each act was made up of five short sets, very accommodating of the young audience and their attention spans. The first performance of act one was a 3-piece band made up of well-known local artists. The cherry on top though was the aerial performance on silk. The young aerialist was top notched and performed what seemed like death defying stunts. The next three performances were made up of a black and white music video, an all male high school cover rock band with young female dancing ballerinas, and an all male 2-piece acoustic set. The performances were all entertaining, but I would have liked to have seen at least one all-girl r

Tedeschi Trucks Band ~ November 07, 2017 @ The Arlington Theatre

A Lot of Bobbin’ Going On Stephanie Overhoff The Arlington Theatre was packed as Santa Barbara bravely came out in full force to see Tedeschi Trucks Band on a Tuesday night. The theatre was overflowing actually, with people flowing out towards the street you could tell something big was happening here. Cute as a bug’s ear in a short dress and glasses, Susan Tedeschi lulled the crowd in her welcoming drawl as the band took the stage. Tedeschi Trucks Band hails from the south and is led by husband/wife duo Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi. They are a 12-piece band, sometimes more, with a sound spanning across blues, rock, country, and soul. And tonight, the Santa Barbara crowd was as diverse and the band’s sound. Known for their upbeat music and tendency to jam, I wondered how long they would play until this crowd was up and on its feet dancing in a frenzy. My bet would be four songs into the set. Tedeschi Trucks Band started off with a sweet southern song, “Sweet Virg

SBIFF Closing Night ~ February 10, 2018 @ The Arlington Theatre

Bittersweet It was the first time the Santa Barbara International Film Festival closed with a night of documentary shorts in its 33 years. This year they did so with Santa Barbara local filmmaker’s documentary shorts. It seemed especially important and poignant after the winter Santa Barbara endured. “It is so bittersweet... but it has been sweet. And we needed this so badly,” avowed SBIFF President Lynda Weinman to the packed crowd at The Arlington Theatre. Executive Director Roger Durling humbling thanked the volunteers and staff, which paraded up onto the stage to accept the crowd’s accolades. “In times of trouble… I have always turned to film. The sense of purpose felt especially strong this year. Seeing the volunteers in early and eager to work… It was great to see the streets of Santa Barbara alive!” Durling thanked the volunteers again with a slight bow, turning to the crowd exclaiming “Let’s keep the spirit of community going.” The theme of community continue

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