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The Bierman Band

June 19, 2017June 19, 2017 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Arizona, Country, Evan Berg, Josh Bierman, Josh Bierman Band, Rock, Scottsdale, The Boondocks

It would appear I know a lot of Gemini that love music. This time it was my friend, Josh Bierman, performing with his band for his birthday. He assembles a great amount of talent with him too. Some amazing drummers, some talented saxophonist, and Evan Berg sang some too. While nights like this are more covers, he manages to squeeze in some of his excellent originals. Though the covers his band plays show the scope and scale of his abilities to play a couple music genres. Take this one as…

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Folk Punk Under the Stars

June 17, 2017June 17, 2017 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Arizona, Days 'n Daze, Diego Galvan, Folk Punk, Phoenix, Punk, sad kid, Travis James and the Acrimonious Assembly of Arsonists, Trunk Space, We the Heathens

A packed house is what the Days N Daze show brought to the Trunk Space. There was a lot of excitement going into this show for multiple reasons, including Diego Galvan and Travis James releasing their split. I haven’t been in attendance at the current Trunk Space location when this packed since it opened. They hit capacity for the normal space, but would accommodate all that stuck around and came back with Days ‘n Daze in the quad. This was a crazy and exciting night of music. Unfortunately because of…

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Good Reasons To Be In Scottsdale

June 13, 2017June 13, 2020 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Alternative Rock, Arizona, Good Boy Daisy, Miles to Nowhere, Pop Punk, Punk, Scottsdale, Wasted Grain

I try not to be late to a show. Unfortunately, it sometimes happens. On the bright side I was able to catch two bands I enjoy. The first band I caught at the New Year’s Eve show in Gilbert for the first time. Our other was one of the first I was watching a few years ago when I started doing what got me the Every Show Joe nickname. The site of this awesome music was the Wasted Grain, my first visit to the old Martini Ranch location. That first…

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A Little Bit Rock ‘n Roll, A Little Bit Horror

May 23, 2017May 23, 2017 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Arizona, Buried in Red, Chip Hanna, Country, Creepsville 666, Horror Punk, Psychobilly, Punk, Redneck Nosferatu, Rockabilly, Tempe, Yucca Tap Room

It isn’t often I see the same out of town band twice within a month. When they leave a great first impression though, of course, you will find me back. Redneck Nosferatu were rolling through town once more, this time at the Yucca Tap Room. They were joined by Buried in Red, Creepsville 666, and the great punk icon, Chip Hanna. Opening up were the fantastic three piece, Buried in Red. This night being my first to capture them closer with a camera, I noticed more about them. Aaron is…

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A Snapshot of the Indie 500

May 9, 2017May 9, 2017 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Aerico, Alternative, Alternative Rock, Aorta, Arizona, Clay-Fighter, Daniel Fury, Deadsnake, Drunk and Horny, Grunge, Hex Marrow, Hip Hop, Indie Rock, Kimya Dawson, Lav Andula, Lil Trip, Nick Perkins, Phoenix, Punk, Rum Drinker, Run-On Sunshine, Terminal 11, The Smiling Faces, Trunk Space, Wayward Son, Zero Degrees North

The Indie 500 is a special event. The first one took place on the Trunk Space’s tenth anniversary, and, if memory serves correct, a joint celebration of a new air conditioning unit that was public funded. However, that isn’t what makes it special. It is that it brings together a bunch of different musicians and genres that I don’t always get to make it to. Plus you can jump in and out of it, like I did last year, and catch a bunch of music at any time of the…

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No Trick For JT’s Birthday!

April 16, 2017 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Arizona, Bluegrass, Folk, Jimmy Roca, Johnny Lee, Josh Williams, Loops, Mesa, Rock, The Harp

Tonight was one of those nights about being with friends and celebrating a birthday. It just happens that JT has some super talented musical friends to celebrate with. Over the years he has been putting on great shows in Phoenix, helping get local musicians in front of the eyes and ears of more people. You can see the awesome cake that Kristin made for him too. Plus he is one of the tallest people I know. Let’s start this write up off with a Happy Birthday JT! Opening up the…

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An Anniversary for Local Music

March 11, 2017March 11, 2017 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Alternative, Alternative Rock, Arizona, Jane 'N The Jungle, KWSS, Manic Monkeys, Pho Cao, Rock, RUCA, Sara Robinson Band, Scottsdale, The Pleasure Victims, Upsahl

Last night was like a show I used to see at Sail Inn. Made up of amazing musicians, some of the best female vocals, and watched Sara Robinson sing at Sail Inn before too. Tonight these super talented musicians and bands came out in celebration of Dani’s ten years with KWSS. It was a celebration and thank you for getting some great local music in front of people in the valley. The night opened up with the talented RUCA. This is going to be sentiments echoed a lot through this,…

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Blind Surprises

January 30, 2017 Every Show Joe51 West, Acoustic, Alternative, An Empty Orchestra, Arizona, Cory Wells, Damn The Weather, Demon In Me, Ethan 103, Indie Rock, Midway Heights, Punk, Tempe, Yucca Tap Room

I spoke of never going to a show blind just a couple days ago, meanwhile, tonight I did it. With a invite from my friend Danielle and only watching a link to a Demon in Me song, I went in to see what great offerings there were to be found at 51 West. What started and ended acoustic, turned into a great mix of alternative and acoustic sounds ending on Demon In Me. Up first was a gentleman who goes under the name Midway Heights. While he mentioned that his…

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Tiny Space, Large Amount of Folk

December 29, 2016December 29, 2016 Every Show JoeAcoustic, Arizona, Blood Feud Family Singers, Bluegrass, Breaking Glass, Crown Victoria Vandalism Committee, Diego Galvan, Folk, Folk Punk, Leonhardt, Phoenix, Punk, The Pueblo

There is a lot of great music that I get out to. One that hasn’t seen anytime on this site since it launched a few weeks ago would be the Folk Punks. The Pueblo, one of the smaller local venues here, played host to this genre’s energetic group of music fans and musicians. I don’t know how much holiday was in this “holidaze” show, but there was great music. First up is one of my favorite young punk musicians, Diego Galvan. He got the crowd moving right away. With the…