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Friday, February 10th, 2012

7:00pm

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MARTIN ROBLES OF THE SCREAMIN YEEHAWS BIRTHDAY BASH!
CARTER FALCO
MOOSEJAW
the HEROINE
HOGJAW
JIMMY DEAN
FREE SHOW!
DOORS: 7 PM / SHOW: 8 PM
CARTER FALCO grew up in Waco, Texas listening to bands like The Ramones, Willie Nelson, ZZ Top and Hank Jr. It would be impossible to name all the influences that are reflected in his music. But it is safe to say that good friends, good stories, real life and cold beer are among the biggest. Anyway, skipping all the bullshit... If you like good songs that tell real stories that you won't be hearing on MTV, you'll probably like Carter Falco. Straight up Country the way we like it. A proud son of Waco, Carter has been playing the music game for several years. He played lead guitar in Stargunn with Shooter Jennings. When that group disbanded, Carter began writing songs and playing low-key shows throughout the Southwest. The work of Steve Earle and Waylon Jennings inspired his early, introspective work as. By the time he entered the studio to record his debut, Carter’s repertoire had grown to include free-spirited material reminiscent of Hank Williams Jr. and Charlie Robison. MOOSEJAW began as a social experiment mandated by the local court system. In the summer of 2011 four men faced a peculiar circumstance. In lieu of community service and anger management classes, they opted to serve their community with the gift of music. Moosejaw was born. The plan was to give these men a positive avenue for their pent up frustration and anger. Feelings that "craigslist rants and raves" and "yelp" no longer subdued. The plan was to give these four men a chance to give back and reap the benefits of charity. Little did they know that they had created a monster. The plan was flawed. Some bands define themselves with style; others prefer to use relentless touring. Still others seek notoriety with the quality of songwriting and musicianship, or with on-stage acrobatics and off-stage antics. It is rarely that a band comes along that possesses a piece of each of these “defining qualities,” yet remains defined by something else altogether: Its work ethic. San Antonio’s The HEROINE is one such band. Working towards lofty (but achievable) goals is a credo that each member of this hammer-swinging, five-piece rock ‘n’ roll juggernaut lives each of his days by (four of the band’s members are contractors, while one is an aircraft mechanic). Whether the band is on or off the road, The Heroine works hard, and the band’s new full-length record, Playing for Keeps, works its listeners hard in return. Like a Four wheel Drive, HOGJAW, have taken the off-road into the music industry head-on. Brandishing they’re own trail of rock & roll, Hogjaw, have brought back the sound of pure listening. Cranking tunes and bringing music back for the people that can be understood by all walks. With vocals telling stories, guitar blazing & drums thundering: Hogjaw are going to come at you like a freight train of sound! JIMMY DEAN will open.