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Aug

30

2010

Jazz Underground Booking Shows @ Hot Rod's Downstairs Lounge

*Updated Thursday September 2, 10:24am

Great news to report!

The Jazz Underground may have closed it's doors at 33 Golden Street, but managers Bob Sylvester and Dan Hartman, are now booking shows at a new location: Hot Rod Cafe's "Downstairs Lounge" at 114 Bank Street! Bob and Dan sent out an email this week and have stated that they are "grateful to Rod Cornish and Andre' Danford for offering to host Jazz Underground at Hot Rod's lounge". What a wonderful collaboration!

The Jazz Underground has already booked 3 new shows for Hot Rod's Downstairs Lounge:

9/18: Dan Hartman Quintet (8pm, $10)
9/25: Giacomo Gates w/ The Blue Lion Trio (8pm, $15)
10/2: Greg Abate w/ The Blue Lion Trio (8pm, $12)
Starting 9/22: Every Wednesday night with Joe Parillo and special guests

Further announcements will be posted shortly on www.jazzundergroundcafe.com

 

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Aug

26

2010

I AM Festival 5 @ Waterfront Park Sat 9/11

We will be updating this article as more info becomes available! Check back often!

*Last updated August 26, 3:57pm


Add: I AM Festival on Facebook   

Check out: www.iamfest.org

 

Connecticut's premiere indie rock festival, I AM Festival celebrates its fifth year with another stellar line-up this September 11th! As always, it's a free event and open to the public! ALL AGES!!! NOON to 11pm!

 

8/26: Eula (New Haven), Minboone (NY), Gone For Good (New London), The Hempsteadys (New London) have been added

8/25:
Straight To VHS (New London) have been added

8/23:
We Are Scientists (CA) have been added to the bill as the I AM Fest HEADLINER

8/19
: Fake Babies (New Haven) have been added

8/16: Mates Of State (KS/CA), O'Death (NY), Darlings (NY) have been confirmed

 

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Aug

26

2010

3rd Annual Americana Fest Fri & Sat Sept 17 & 18

Hygienic Art Park
(79-83 Bank Street)
Friday: $7, Saturday: $10, 2day Pass: $15
 ALL AGES!!

 

New London's very own weekend-long Americana Music Festival returns September 17-18, 2010!
This year, we're bringing in some exciting out-of-town acts to round out our own dizzying array of local talent.


FRIDAY, SEPT. 17:

(6:30 to 11pm, $7 cover)
Chris Castle
(Cleveland, OH), The Hoolios, Hellbent & Heartbreakin',
Girls, Guns & Glory
(Boston, MA)


 SATURDAY, SEPT. 18:
(
2 to 11pm, $10 cover)
Chris McKay & The Toneshifters,
John Fries & The Heat, The Lonesome Sparrows (New Haven, CT),
The Paul Brockett Roadshow, The Rivergods, Black Marmot, The Red Hot Stove Tops,
Ken Atkins & The Honky Tonk Kind
, Hey Mama (Cambridge, MA)

 

 


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Aug

14

2010

New Record Store "The Telegraph" Opens In Downtown NL

YES!! There is FINALLY a record store in downtown New London! Congrats to managers Rich & Daphne Martin who have been working super hard to get this going ! The Telegraph, located at 19 Golden Street, specializes in new & used vinyl, local music, books, and other musical ephemera. Local bands: talk to Daphne about getting your goods in the store! Below is a piece Daphne wrote recently for her blog To Make A Joyous Noise: Our Life In Music - we think it sums up The Telegraph perfectly. Check it out:

 

"Telegraphy"

By Daphne Martin

Well, this is an adventure.

The street emits the kind of hazy heat that blurs the gates and dinner plate sized hibiscus of the Hygienic. My motivation should be nothing short of anemic. Except…

Dangermouse and Sparklehorse are cranking on a brand new turntable next to a cash register with buttons on it that say things like Cosmodemonic and New Vinyl. Shopping bags adorned with New London Main Street‘s logo and an arching “Historic Downtown New London”. There are posters in the windows advertising the Bela Fleck documentary which will be showing in the Art Park on August 11th, the new Arcade Fire album, and this weekend’s Sinners Circle.

When people step through the door, their faces light up. They haven’t seen an old school record store in a good long time. They go for the new stuff, look at the records, stroke the covers. Go over to the used stuff, laugh at the silly ones like DOKKEN, show them to their friends, fish through the Weird Beards pins, Stereolab posters and Radiohead stickers, run their fingers across the spines of the poetry volumes on the bookshelves.  And if all goes well, they find that one special something that really brings them. I’m looking forward to years of stories about the songs they danced to at their weddings, the first cassingle they bought in 1984, or the mind-blowing show they saw that turned them into lifelong musicians.  I’m looking forward to our upcoming release, Above Below and the celebration to follow. I’m looking forward to Whalie pre-parties, and I Am Festival after-parties.

Yes, this is an adventure.

Come take a look, 19 Golden Street, New London.


The Telegraph is open:
Tues: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Wed - Sat: 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Sun: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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