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Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Music From Lawrence Field Day Fest 2018
+ Fally Afani of I Heart Local Music +
Liz Jeans of The Human Touch

1. “Main Title Instrumental – It’s Showtime Folks”
from: Motion Picture Soundtrack to All That Jazz / Universal / Dec. 20, 1979 [WMM’s theme]

2. Helen Gillet – “I Live Off You”
from: Helkiase / Helen Gillet / July 6, 2018
[Cover of English punk band X-Ray Spex from Germfree Adolescents, released Nov. 10, 1978. Written by Polystyrene aka Marianne Joan Elliott-Said born July 3, 1957, a British musician, singer-songwriter, frontwoman for X-Ray Spex. She died of Metastatic Breast Cancer on April 25, 2011, at the age of 53.] [Originally from Leuven, Belgium and now based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Globe Trotting, multi-faceted, jazz-based cellist, singer, composer and improviser Helen Gillet is a “mixed bag” of musical influence. Downbeat Magazine recently nominated her a Rising Star in the 61st Annual Critic’s Poll. She believes music to be an expression of the honest human condition; performing an eclectic mix of French pop, Avant Garde Jazz, North Indian, Folk and Classical styles. Helen Gillet’s 2018 solo album is Inspired by Helkiase, a cure-all medicine invented by the nuns of Notre Dame à la Rose hospital in Lessines, Belgium. (The hospital was one of Europe’s longest continually operating hospitals founded in XIII’s century). Gillet’s latest music deals with the more recent personal layers of complicated grief and finding new strength, sense of humor and inspiration. This recording captures the current spirit of Gillet’s live performance and features her newest original songs “Slow Drag Pavageau” written about legendary dancer and New Orleans bassist Alcide Pavageau, as well as “You Found Me,” “Skin,” and “Vautour,”song inspired by Israeili composer and artist Naama Tsabar. All songs are performed by Helen Gillet using a Boss RC50 Loop station and mainly cello and voice. Tracks 7 “Tonnerre” and 4 “Helkiase” use a Moog Sub Fatty synthesizer and vinyl scratching of a famous 1940 General de Gaulle speech. Live studio sessions and evening concerts recorded by Andrew “Goat” Gilchrist at the House of 1Hz on March 8th and 9th 2018 in New Orleans, LA. Mastered by Bruce Barielle.

3. The Dear Misses – “All The Same”
from: All The Same – Single / Independent / June 19, 2018
[In early 2017 The Dear Misses releasd their first full length album, “Just Let Go,” written over the course of 4 years. TDM started as a side project for lead singer Todd Anderson and Guitarist Cody Stapleton and caught full sail upon the addition of Drummer Bret Collins in 2014 and Bassist Shane Berggren in Late 2015. This Lawrence Kansas based 4-piece band is made up of: Todd Anderson on lead vocals & rhythm guitar, Cody Stapleton on lead guitar & backing vocals, Bret Collins on drums, and Shane Berggren on bass. More information at: http://www.reverbnation.com/thedearmisses%5D

[The Dear Misses play The Granada Theatre, 1020 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas, Friday, August 24, at 7:00 pm, for the Vigil & Thieves “Make Sure They Hear You” Album Release Party, along with the bands Mess, Life Coach, and of course Vigil & Thieves.]

4. Belle & The Vertigo Waves – “Don’t Come Back”
from: Aligned / Drop Out Records / October 6, 2017
[Debut album from Belle & The Vertigo Waves is the sonic brainchild of Belle Loux. She resides in Kansas City, MO, and is slowly attempting world domination.”Aligned” is available on iTunes and all streaming services. The band recently played Middle of the Map Fest.]

[Belle and The Vertigo Waves play The Rino, 314 Armour Rd, North Kansas City, THursday, July 12, at 7:00 pm, with Carry Illinois, and Rachel Mallen.]

[Belle and The Vertigo Waves play Davey’s Uptown Rambler’s Club, 3402 Main St, KCMO, on Saturday, July 14 at 8:00 PM with The Monolithic, L.A. Jones, and Mene Mene.]

5. Amy Farrand & The Like – “Junk Man”
from: One / Amy Farrand / April 28, 2018
[Amy Farrand & The Like are Amy Farrand on lead vocals & guitar, Steve Tubbert on bass, Felix Dukes on drums, Kyle Dahlquist on keyboards & backing vocals, Stephan Jean-Francois on trumpet, and Katie Gilchrist on backing vocals. 11-song debut album was recorded with Duane Trower at Weights & Measures Soundlab. Amy Farrand plays over a dozen intruments, bass, drums, lap steel, guitar, she has hosted variety shows, and radio shows and has been a a member of the bands: American Catastrophe, Experimental Instrument Orchestra, Shotgun Idols, Sister Mary Rotten Crotch, Atlantic Fadeout, The Silver Maggies. One reviewer wrote of her, “Amy Farrand is a tough-as-nails vocalist making her an invaluable asset to any live act.”]

[Amy Farrand & The Like play the I Love KC Music Birthday Show, Friday, July 13, at Californio’s with The Philistines and Temp Tats.]

6. Andrea von Kampen – “Boots of Spanish Leather (Live)”
from: Boots of Spanish Leather (Live) – Single / Andrea von Kampen / January 15, 2018
[Lincoln, Nebraska based singer songwriter with over 5 million Spotify streams Andrea von Kampen has quickly established herself in the recording studio and on the road. Her deft guitar work and intuitive song construction display striking maturity, and her effortless vocal delivery has been praised by Hear Nebraska as “soulful and worn-in.” Andrea has shared the stage with Tall Heights, Esme Patterson, Gregory Alan Isakov, Dead Man Winter, John Moreland, Dead Horses, Gaelyn Lea, and more. She was featured as a finalist in NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest, and won Eddie’s Attic Open Mic Night in Decatur, GA. Her recent midwest tour included a live session at Audiotree in Chicago. The resulting recording is now available wherever music is sold and streamed, alongside Andrea’s studio EPs “Desdemona” and “Another Day.”]

[Andrea von Kampen plays recordBar, 1520 Grand Ave, on Friday, July 13, at 7:00 PM with Calvin Arsenia and Of Tree]

7. Keaton Conrad – “(If I Told You to) Stay”
from: (If I Told You to) Stay – single / Keaton Conrad / Expected July 20, 2018
[Keaton Conrad is a recording artist from Kansas City. He has been regarded as “exceptionally promising” (The Kansas City Star) and “making things happen on stages …with an engaging voice and passion for creating good music” (Ink Magazine).I n 2015, Keaton Conrad released his debut EP, Panic & Blame, which contained five original songs that were heavily inspired by the pop rock sound he grew up on. His first full-length album, Waves, followed in January 2017 which ranged in style from pop rock to hip-hop to ambient. Conrad’s newest single “(If I Told You to)Stay” is set to be released on July 20th, 2018. Conrad spent 2 years as the lead singer & keyboardist in the cover band ChangeUp, performing around KC. In 2015 he released a 5-song EP, Panic & Blame. ]

[Keaton Conrad plays The Dubliner, 170 East 14th Street, Downtown, on Friday, July 13.]

10:30 – Interview with Liz Jeans

Liz Jeans on the July 11, 2018 edition of Wednesday MidDay Medley on KKFI.

Liz Jeans received her Masters in Dance from the University of Oregon. Liz developed dance programs for the Performing Arts in Eugene, Oregon, and co-directed Powers & Jeans Dance Ensemble. Liz has performed in Los Angeles, Baghdad, Paris, Tokyo, and East Berlin. In 1988 she returned to KC to teach dance in the Visual Performing Arts School. In 2001 she developed a dance program for St. Teresa’s Academy. In 1997 Liz received her massage training certification from Mueller College in San Diego, California. Liz founded A Healing Touch to offer Therapeutic, Deep Tissue, Zen Body Therapy, Thai massage, plus Energy work, and Dog Massage. A Healing Touch hosts an “open house” July 15, 2 to 6:00 pm, at 4050 Pennsylvania, #302, with music from: Pickett, Paull & Jeans, art & poetry from Boni Tolson, and a monologue from Glendora Davis of Potluck Productions. More info at: 816-456-3671 / http://www.ahealingtouchkc.massagetherapy.com

Liz Jeans, thanks for being with us on Wednesday MidDay Medley

Liz’s first love was movement and dance, as a choreographer, dancer and teacher. She received her MA in dance from the University of Oregon, in Eugene, Oregon where she developed a Dance Program for the Community Center for the Performing Arts and co-directed POWERS & JEANS DANCE ENSEMBLE.

After a short debut in LA, she began an international escapade starting in Baghdad, during the Iran/Iraq war. She then moved to Paris where she danced at the historic Moulin Rouge. Liz also danced with Soho Productions in Tokyo and at the Friedreichstadt Palast in East Berlin while the Wall was still a very real aspect of German life.

In 1988, she returned to the US and taught dance in the Visual Performing Arts School for 7 years and in 2001 developed a dance program at St. Teresa’s Academy.

Liz combined her arts with the healing arts in 1997 and became a licensed massage therapist. She received her massage training from Mueller College in San Diego, CA.

Liz writes, “With my background in movement and body awareness as a dance educator, I know that if my body doesn’t feel good, I don’t feel good, that listening to my body is the first step to healing, and that taking care of my body is taking care of me. I know the importance of freedom of movement. Massage is an excellent step to creating a sense of well-being.”

In 2011, Liz expanded her repertoire to include animals, as they innately exude unconditional love, the core element of healing. Because they have no filters, their feedback is informative and useful in developing a stronger practice for both people and animals. Plus…. there are the benefits of unadulterated appreciation. She received her certification and began an internship at State Line Animal Hospital, where she continues to practice animal massage. Her clients include dogs and cats.

Liz founded A Healing Touch to offer Therapeutic, Deep Tissue, Zen Body Therapy, Thai massage, plus Energy work, and Dog Massage.

A Healing Touch hosts an “open house” July 15, 2 to 6:00 pm, at 4050 Pennsylvania, #302, with music from: Pickett, Paull & Jeans, art & poetry from Boni Tolson, and a monologue from Glendora Davis of Potluck Productions. More info at: 816-456-3671 / http://www.ahealingtouchkc.massagetherapy.com

10:45 – Underwriting

8. Westerners – “Dog Years”
from: Reoccurring Dream Theme / The Record Machine / July 14, 2017
[Debut full length album from Lawrence / Kansas City based band formed in August of 2013. The band includes: Mitch Hewlett, Josh Hartranft, Matthew Pesma and Brian Robertson. Westerners signed to Kansas City independent label The Record Machine in 2015.] [Westerners played an album release at Mills Record Co, Fri, July 7, w/ Shortsweather and at Love Garden Records, Lawrence, July 8, w/ No Magic, CS Luxem.]

[The Westerners play Lawrence Field Day Fest, Thursday, Juy 19, at 11:45 pm, at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

9. Emmaline Twist – “Oblivion”
from: Dissimulation / Black Site / Expected August 24, 2018
[Debut LP from Emmaline Twist, Kansas City’s Darkwave / Post-Punk / Shoegaze project. In 2017 the band released “Dissimulation 1,” four songs in digital format, their first since 2016’s single release of “Vega” b/w “Moon Eyes.” The band is Meredith McGrade on vocals & guitar, Kristin Conkright on bass, Jonathan Knecht on drums, and Krysztof Nemeth on baritone guitar. Recorded, Mixed, and Produced at Massive Sound by Paul Malinowski, and Mastered by Mike Nolte at Eureka Mastering.. Matched with compelling cover-art created by Amy Abshier. Emmaline Twist joins us on WMM on August 22.]

[Emmaline Twist play Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the Black Site Records Showcase, Saturday, July 21, at 7:00 pm, at The Bottleneck, 737 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

10. Lincoln Marshall – “Brave”
from: Wake / Datura Records / October 18, 2017
[Written By: Milkdrop & Approach. Produced, Sequenced, Recorded, Mixed & Mastered By: Aikido Bray at Prosidio Gardens in Lovely Lawrence, Kansas. Artwork, Layout and Design By: The Art My Life Imitates Equipment Used: ASR-10. Approach aka Sean Hunt reports that is is a collection of songs we recorded during the creation of “Weight/Water” albums. “Milk & I revisited these songs and felt like they are strong enough to release. We are in the final stages of finishing our new album “Wisdom” and wanted to give you a little something in the meantime.”

[Lincoln Marshall play Lawrence Field Day Fest, Saturday, July 21, at 12:30 am, at Replay Lounge, 946 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

11:00 – Station ID

11:00 – Fally Afani Guest Producer

Wednesday MidDay Medley is celebrating the 7th Annual Lawrence Field Day Fest, July 19-21, in Downtown Lawrence, Kansas, featuring over 60 bands at multiple venues: The Bottleneck, Jackpot Music Hall, The Replay Lounge, The 8th Street Taproom and more, with showcases from: I Heart Local Music, and Black Site Records. http://iheartlocalmusic.com/2018/06/18/i-heart-local-music-announces-field-day-fest-lineup-2/

Fally Afani, is Editor & Founder of I Heart Local Music and she joins us for our entire second hour as Guest Producer to play music from Lawrence Field Day Fest. Fally Afani is an award-winning journalist with a career spanning more than 15 years in media. She has worked extensively in radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and more. Fally Afani’s work has been featured in magazines, newspapers, and television stations across Kansas. She received several Kansas Association of Broadcasters awards as well as an Edward R. Murrow award for her online work in journalism. I Heart Local Music is a place for music lovers in Lawrence to gather. It was started out of a deep love and appreciation for the local music scene. I Heart Local Music recently published their first print magazine edition. More information at: http://www.iheartlocalmusic.com

Fally Afani, thank you for being with us in Wednesday MidDay Medley.

11. Khrystal. – “Black Girl Magic”
from: Q u a r t e r C e n t u r y L i v i n g / Khrystal. / September 1, 2017
[Khrystal’s debut EP. Written and performed by Khrystal. Produced by Katheryne Johnson. Khrystal Coppage is Editor-in-Chief of Khorage Magazine. She served as Production Manager at UMKC University News from 2015 to 2016. She graduated from UMKC in 2016 where she studied Family Studies. She graduated from Kansas City Kansas Community College in 2013. She is a graduate of Sumner Academy of Arts & Science, in KCK. http://mixtapemonkey.com/2073/khrystal-q-u-a-r-t-e-r-c-e-n-t-u-r-y-l-i-v-i-n-g. Khrystal also released the three song EP, The Glow Up produced by Duncan Burnett on Novembr 7, 2017.

[Khrystal plays Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the I Heart Local Music Showcase, Friday, July 20, at 8:15 pm, at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

12. Serene Fiend – “Just Wont Go Away”
from: Sowing Discord / DK Records / Expected July 27, 2018
[Industrial pop-rock project from Lawrence, Kansas based Joel Bonner. Vocals, guitar, bass, synthesizers, Drum Programming, Mixing, Mastering by Joel Bonner. Written by Joel Bonner. I Heart Local Music calls Sowing Discord “warm and beautiful, wrapping you up its lush sound.” You can preview the new single from Sowing Discord here: https://youtu.be/nGdafcUz3Zw%5D

[Serene Fiend plays Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the I Heart Local Music Showcase, Friday, July 20, at 10:15 pm, at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

[Serene Fiend plays an ALBUM Release Friday, July 27 at 9:00 PM, at Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts St, Lawrence, Kansas, with The Philistines]

13. The Sluts – “Only One”
from: Only One / The Sluts / May 25, 2017
[5 song EP from the Lawrence based band The Sluts formed by Ryan Wise & Kristoffer Dover in 2011.]

[The Sluts play Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the I Heart Local Music Showcase, Friday, July 20, at 11:15 pm, at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

14. Bruiser Queen – “Sugar High”
from: Heavy High / Bruiser Queen / November 10, 2017
[St. Louis based Garage Pop Rock N Roll duo Bruiser Queen blend 21st Century punk stomp with 60’s girl group shimmy. Morgan Nusbaum’s vocals & guitar arrive on stage like a Riot Grrrl but bop to the beat of Jason Potter’s huge, dark drumming.]

[Bruiser Queen plays Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the I Heart Local Music Showcase, Friday, July 20, at 9:15 pm, at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

15. Young Mvchetes – “Maniq (Radio Edit)”
from: The Week / Young Mvchetes / April 7, 2018
[Rap duo from Topeka Kansas. All tracks were recorded in a week. A;; tracks were written by Young Mvchetes. All track were produced, mixed, and mastered by Young Mvchetes and Devon Hanna, with additional guitars by MAADCXMMANDER ON “Maniq.” 99.9% of shredding performed by Devon Hanna.]

[Young Mvchetes play Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the I Heart Local Music Showcase, Friday, July 20, at 12:15 pm, at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

11:27 – Underwriting

16. Duncan Burnett – “Black Boy Joy”
from: The Almighty EP / R.I.O.T LLC / May 4, 2018
[Olathe, Kansas based hip hop artist, singer, songwriter, producer, musician, drummer. From Tim Finn’s Back To Rockville(KC Star) Blog Sept. 9, 2015 – When he settled on hip-hop as his music genre, Duncan Burnett had two missions in mind. The first: Keep the messages positive. “I’m big on spirituality and being a positive influence,” he said. “When I started, my goal was to have my nieces and nephews be able to listen to their uncle’s music and love it and be able to repeat every line and lyric but also to have people my age relate to it.” His second mission was to provide live music during his performances. A trained drummer and percussionist, Burnett, 26, has been performing live since he was 7 years old. Live music, he said, is in his blood.][Duncan Burnett (Black Boy Joy, just released: http://iheartlocalmusic.com/2018/05/08/album-review-duncan-burnett-the-almighty-ep/%5D

[Duncan Burnett plays Lawrence Field Day Fest, Thursday, July 19, at 8: 00 pm, at The Bottleneck, 737 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

17. HighWesthus – “Burn (Radio Edit)”
from: HighWesthus – The Trilogy (Part I, II, III) / Datura Records / August 26, 2017
[Written and produced and performed by HighWesthus, and mixed and mastered by Leyone Tracks. HighWesthus was born Shaun Teamer, in Chicago, Illinose. He is now based in Kansas City. In October 2016 HighWesthus released Part III. The ILLU as the last official album of the Trilogy Set that began with the May 2015 release, Part I. The Dead, and continued with the November 2015 release, Part II. The Wise. Recently Lawrence based Datura Records in co-release with Whatever Forever, released all three parts as one 29 song collection. HighWesthus is a freelance multimedia artist living in Kansas City. He graduated from the Kansas City Art Institute in 2012 with a BFA in Animation. He is one of four owners of Strange Paper Studio, based in Kansas City. HighWesthus specializes in illistration, animation, graphic design, dideo editing, sound editing, music producing, writng and storytelling.][HighWesthus – http://iheartlocalmusic.com/2017/08/17/drop-everything-and-see-highwesthus/%5D

[HighWesthus plays Lawrence Field Day Fest, Thursday, July 19, at 12:00 am, at The Bottleneck, 737 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

18. Vigil and Thieves – “Ladylike”
from: Make Sure They Hear You / Vigil and Thieves / August 24, 2018
[Kansas City based 4-piece band with Sarah Storm on vocals, guitar, & keyboards; Steph Castor on guitar; Matthew Muckenthaler on bass, and Andrew Flaherty on drums.]

[Vigil and Thieves play Lawrence Field Day Fest,, Saturday, July 21, at 11:15 pm, at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

[Vigil and Thieves play a “Make Sure They Hear You” Album Release Party at The Granada Theatre, 1020 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas, Friday, August 24, at 7:00 pm, with the bands The Dear Misses, Mess, Life Coach, and of course Vigil & Thieves.]

19. Chess Club – “Thick”
from: Hit The Ball / Black Site / June 9, 2018
[Lawrence Kansas based Emo / math pop band with Griffin Nelson on guitar & vocals, Cooper Avery on drums, and David Krejci on bass.][Chess Club – http://iheartlocalmusic.com/2018/06/26/album-review-chess-club-hit-the-ball/%5D

[Chess Club play Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the Black Site Records Showcase, Saturday, July 21, at 6:00 pm, at The Bottleneck, 737 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

20. Wick & The Tricks – “Drama Queen”
from: Not Enough 7″ Vinyl EP / Black Site / October 14, 2017
[Wick & the Tricks are a 4-piece punk band from Kansas City. On this recording: Wick Trick on vocals & sleaze, Chris Stallion on guitar, Jane Asylum on bass & vocals, and JoJo Tornado on drums. The new EP was recorded and mixed by Justin Mantooth at Westend Recording Studios.]

[Wick & The Tricks play Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the Black Site Records Showcase, Saturday, July 21, at 8:00 pm, at The Bottleneck, 737 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

21. Red Kate – “Iraqi Girl”
from: Iraqi Girl – Single / Too Much Rock / February 24, 2018
[L. Ron Drunkard – bass/lead vocalist, Andrew Whelan – Drums/Vocals, Desmond Poirier – guitar/vocals. Sid Sowder, founder of Too Much Rock, a music blog site he created in 1997 to share his photos, videos & comments of live music shows he attends. The Too Much Rock Singles Series is a collection of 45 rpm singles that marry great songs with great bands all for the love of vinyl. Each old-school two-song single features one unique song paired with one cover chosen by Too Much Rock who press 500 limited edition copies and then simply give them to the band. Schwervon!, Rev Gusto, Josh Berwanger Band, The Uncouth, Hipshot Killer, and Witch Jail have all recorded for the Too Much Rock Single Series. More info at: http://www.toomuchrock.com. //// Red Kate is proud to announce the release of a new single on local label, Too Much Rock. As with all records in the Singles Series, this old-school, 45 rpm ripper contains one original track and one cover selected by the label. Side A, Iraqi Girl, is a grinding statement on American foreign policy, while side B follows suit with a cover of the TSOL song, American Zone. This frank indictment of how we treat those sent off to impose that foreign policy is as relevant today as it was in 1984. American Zone marks the first recording with the band’s newest member, rhythm guitarist Shaun Hamontree, whose contribution to the effort also includes his arresting, if not disturbing, cover art invoking the devastating reality of a war widow’s scrap book. /// Both tracks were recorded at Weight and Measures Soundlab where engineer Duane Trower and producer L. Ron Drunkard have perfected Red Kate’s sonic signature. And like all 7” releases by the band, the covers were printed locally by the good folks of the Allied Printing and Trades Local 16C at Callander Printing in Kansas City, KS][http://iheartlocalmusic.com/2018/03/12/review-red-kate-iraqi-girlamerican-zone-singles/]

[Red Kate plays Lawrence Field Day Fest, for the Black Site Records Showcase, Saturday, July 21, at 10:00 pm, at The Bottleneck, 737 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas.]

22. Noel Coward – “The Party’s Over Now”
from: Noel Coward in New York / drg / 2003 [orig. 1957]
[WMM Closing Theme]

Next week, on July 18 we talk with organizers of this years Kansas City Fringe Festival, Plus Tim Finn joins us on the day before he presents, “A Look Back at Rockville: Great Moments in Kansas City Concerts” at The Kansas City Public Library – Plaza Branch, Thursday, July 19 at 6:30 PM. Plus, we’ll tlk with organizers of Mom’s Demand Action for Gun Sense benefit featuring: Howard Iceberg at Wednesday, July 25 at 7 PM , at The Uptown Arts Bar, 3611 Broadway St, Kansas City, Missouri.

Our Script/Playlist is a “cut and paste” of information.
Sources for notes: artist’s websites, bios, wikipedia.org

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Show #742

Lawrence Field Day Fest 2018
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE – SUBJECT TO CHANGE

THURSDAY 7/19

The Bottleneck
7:00 LK Ultra
8:00 Duncan Burnett
9:00 Hannah Norris and The Band
10:00 Deco Auto
11:00 The Dead Girls
12:00 High Westus

The 8th Street Taproom
9:15 Hot Suede
10:15 Cuee
11:15 Breakadawn
12:15 The Harrisonics

The Replay Lounge
8:30 Asterales
9:30 Second Hand King
10:30 Annalibera (Des Moines)
11:30 Stitch 81 Classic
12:30 Salty

The Jackpot
7:45 They Call Me Sauce
8:45 Cuddle Puddle
9:45 The Travel Guide
10:45 The Uncouth
11:45 Westerners
12:45 Domineko

FRIDAY 7/20

The Replay Lounge Early
5:00 Something and The Whatever’s
6:00 TBA
7:00 The Windermeres
8:00 Tire Fire

The Replay Lounge Late
9:30 Approach
10:30 Blackheart Saviors
11:30 The Architects
12:30 Headlight Rivals

The Jackpot Music Hall
I Heart Local Music Showcase (order subject to change)
8:15 Khrystal
9:15 Bruiser Queen
10:15 Serene Fiend
11:15 The Sluts
12:15 Young Mvchetes

The Bottleneck
6:15 Even The Girl
7:15 Our Lives Yesterday
8:15 Bearblood
9:15 The Soiled Doves
10:15 Sheven
11:15 Godzillionaire
12:15 Hyborian

SATURDAY 7/21

The Replay Lounge Early
5:00 The Goodbye Sort
6:00 Nick Siegel and Band
7:00 Shoebox Money
8:00 Broken Arrows

The Replay Lounge Late
9:30 Metawatt and TRS-One
10:30 Momma’s Boy
11:30 The Ghoulies
12:30 Lincoln Marshall

The Jackpot Music Hall Early
3:30 Life Coach
4:30 Baby D
5:30 TBA

The Jackpot Music Hall Late
7:15 The Blackbird Fields
8:15 Philosophy Of Lions
9:15 Feng$hui
10:15 Louiz Rip
11:15 Vigil and Thieves
12:15 Vibralux

The Bottleneck
Black Site Records Showcase
6:00 Chess Club
7:00 Emmaline Twist
8:00 Wick and The Tricks
9:00 Rich Yarges and The Pop Mechanics
10:00 Red Kate
11:00 Truck Stop Love
12:30 Stiff Middle Fingers