Hooray, the weekend is on its way! There are several fun events going on in the natural state over the next few days.

We’ve gathered up the details for a handful of them for you here, but be sure to check Facebook’s events section to see all your options!

just Click the red text to visit the Facebook page with information about each event.

Whatever you do this weekend,

We hope it’s a good one!

NOTE: As always, we do our best to bring you accurate information… however, we encourage you to reach out to event venues to confirm before you head out to an advertised event!

Friday, March 3rd

MAR 3 AT 10 AM – MAR 5 AT 4 PM

Vintage Market Days® of Little Rock - Spring Event

Arkansas State Fair

Join us for a Spring shopping event, as over 100 premiere vendors from over 15 states showcase their unique vintage and antique finds, handmade goods, and the latest fashion trends from the cutest trendy boutiques!
Hungry?! Eat at one of our delicious food trucks or try a snack from one of our specialty makers! Snag anything from a delicious BBQ sandwich to a yummy walking taco! Fried pies, gourmet fudge and chocolates, hot & iced lattes, and it doesn't stop there!
The market is all indoors, so weather is not a factor! Come shop in comfort at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds!
For more information, visit https://vintagemarketdays.com/market/little-rock/

Arkansas State Fair

FRIDAY AT 6 PM

Spring Art Walk

Russellville Downtown

Flowers are getting ready to blossom and so is our next Art Walk! This Spring event will host a variety of artists, musicians, and several businesses will be open with retail, food, and more! Don't miss out on this Art Walk!

Russellville Downtown

FRIDAY AT 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Spring Pictures in the Alley

The Alley

Spring Pictures in the Alley on Friday, March 3rd from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM during the Russellville Downtown Art Walk. The Alley (Russellville's Smallest Vacant Lot) is located at 310 West B Street in Historic Downtown Russellville. Pictures are $5 per pose and include a high-resolution digital image with a print release (no prints are included). Pets are always welcome. #norulesinthealley #artwalk

Event by Kurt Jones Photography and The Alley

FRIDAY AT 7 PM

GIOVANNIE & THE HIRED GUNS W/ AUSTIN UPCHURCH: TEJANO PUNK BOYS TOUR

Majestic - Fort Smith

Event by Giovannie & The Hired Guns, Majestic - Fort Smith and Go Downtown Fort Smith

Gio & The Hired Guns are coming back to the Majestic Fort Smith stage in 2023 for their Tejano Punk Boyz Tour If you've been to one of their concerts you know it's a damn good time. Tickets are on sale NOW Tables go fast!

Event by Giovannie & The Hired Guns, Majestic - Fort Smith and Go Downtown Fort Smith

FRIDAY AT 7:45 PM

PBR: Unleash The Beast Tour

Simmons Bank Arena

Simmons Bank ArenaPBR is the world’s premier bull-riding organization. More than 500 bull riders compete in more than 200 events annually across the televised PBR Unleash The Beast tour (UTB), which features the top bull riders in the world; the PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour (PWVT); the PBR Touring Pro Division (TPD); and the PBRs international circuits in Australia, Brazil, Canada, and Mexico. The PBR is NOT a rodeo format, its two hours of pyro, music, and the most intense bull riding action the world has to offer, filled with heart-pounding, bone-crushing action, and a star-studded lineup of the world’s best riders and animal athletes.

Sale Dates and Times:

Public Onsale : Fri, 30 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

VIP Package Presale: Wed, 28 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

Preferred Seating Presale: Wed, 28 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

Venue Presale: Wed, 28 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

Radio Presale : Wed, 28 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

VIP Package Onsale: Fri, 30 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

Official Platinum Presale: Wed, 28 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

Official Platinum Onsale : Fri, 30 Sep 2022 at 10:00 AM

Event by PBR and Simmons Bank Arena

FRIDAY AT 8 PM – 10 PM

The One-Eyed Stranger - A two-act scripted comedy show

The Joint Comedy Theater

This original comedy by The Main Thing begins with the arrival of an unexpected guest showing up at the Fertle Family’s house in Dumpster, Arkansas. The stranger seems to know all of them very well, but no one can figure out who he is or why he has come. Soon the whole town is trying to solve the mystery.

The Joint has the very best in live comedy entertainment, featuring our resident professional comedy company...a world-class trio of actors and musicians known as The Main Thing.

What is The Main Thing? It's three people doing multiple comic characters and playing multiple musical instruments. It’s the singing Fertle family; it’s Arkansas satire. It’s a sketch comedy and full length plays.

Their work has been featured on Saturday Night Live, MTV, HBO, Off-Broadway, and on Dick Clark’s United Stations Radio Network. They now make their permanent home right here, creating and performing original comedies year-round. We feel safe to say that The Main Thing’s shows will be the funniest live comedy you've ever seen!

Be sure to select the correct date when purchasing tickets.

***This Show Has A Limited Run! Reserve Your Tickets Early! Seating is Limited.***

Event by The Main Thing Comedy Trio, Comedy Nights at The Joint and The Joint Comedy Theater

FRIDAY AT 8:30 PM

The Big Dam Horns at The Rev Room

Revolution Music Room (The Rev Room)

Doors 730pm
Showtime 830pm
$10 advance general admission
$12 day of show general admission
$12 single reserved seat (very limited)
$24 - 2 top table (very limited)
$48 - 4 top table (very limited)
Ages 18 and Up Admitted

Event by Revolution Music Room (The Rev Room) and The Big Dam Horns

FRIDAY AT 8:30 PM

Lucious Spiller Band at Stickyz

Stickyz Rock N' Roll Chicken Shack

Doors – 730pm
Show – 830pm
Ages 18 and Up Admitted

Reserved Seat Tickets are $15 per person (in advance) and are sold as table reservations. If any reserved seat tickets remain on the day of the show they will be available for purchase for $15 at the door.

Tickets & Table for 2 = $30 plus ticket fees

Tickets & Table for 4 = $60 plus ticket fees

Tickets & Table for 6 = $90 plus ticket fees

A limited number of general admission – Standing Room Only – Tickets are available for $12. If any standing-room-only tickets remain on the day of the show they will be available for purchase for $15 at the door.

Guests are expected to follow any Covid policy Stickyz may have in place on the day of the show regarding masks and/or social distancing or risk being asked to leave the venue.

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Born in St. Louis, Lucious Spiller discovered at an early age that God had blessed him with a special gift. Gospel, blues, and R&B music permeated his home and he absorbed it all. His father gave Lucious a guitar when he was four and taught him his first chords. Lucious was a natural. He hails from the Spiller family which has contributed to and enhanced the musical experiences of countless people across the country and the world. His family, founders of “Black Prairie Blues”, have their own permanent marker on the Mississippi Blues Trail in Macon, MS. His early memories include watching his father Lucious Spiller Sr, his uncle "Magic Sam", his cousins, Eddy Clearwater, Vernon, and Joe Harrington, and many other blues greats perform during family reunions. Lucious was itching to play. He started out playing bass guitar in church. And the rest is history!

Relocating to Arkansas at the age of 18, he forged his way through the ranks with an energy and fervor that to this day remain undiminished. He attended Philander Smith College in Little Rock and graduated with a degree in Elementary Art. Children are drawn to him, and his original children's blues song "Pat Your Foot" has kids and adults of all ages patting their feet.

Lucious' musical ability and showmanship have catapulted him to the top of the music scene. Lucious lists his greatest influences as his father, Lucious Spiller Sr, Magic Sam, John Kilzer, Larry "Totsy" Davis, Prince, Stevie Wonder, Jimi Hendrix, Albert King, Ruby Russell (his godmother). He has performed with, recorded with, and/or opened for countless well-known musicians and legendary artists spanning several genres including Bo Diddly, James Brown, Temptations, Black Crowes, Larry “Totsy” Davis, Michael Burks, Albert King, Fenton Robinson, Calvin Leavy, Koko Taylor, Gregg Allman, Eric Gales, Gary Clark Jr, Coco Montoya, Debbie Davies, Becky Barksdale, Big Jack Johnson, Marion "Doc Tomato" Oliver, T-Model Ford, Henry “Gip” Gipson, Robert “Bilbo” Walker, John Kilzer, Ritchie Havens, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, “Super Chikan”, Bobby Rush,Tower of Power, Leon Russell, Zach Brown, CeDell Davis, Mark “Muleman” Massey, Billy Boy Arnold, Johnny Drummer, William Bell, Cedric Burnside, Sam Carr, Arthur Williams, Luther Allison, Eddy Clearwater, Vernon Harrington, Merle Perkins, Joe Harrington, Little Johnny Taylor, RJ Mischo, RL Boyce, Robert Lockwood Jr, Leo “Bud” Welch, Shirley Caesar, Albertina Walker, Bobby Jones, Keith Pringle (pianist and choir director for Rev. James Cleveland), Rev. Jerry Black, Gerald Thompson, Leonard Givens, Gladys McFadden & the Loving Sisters, and many, many others.

In 2014, Lucious won 2nd Place in the Solo/Acoustic Category Finals at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis. He missed the top spot by 1/2 point to a Canadian, making him " #1 in the USA, #2 in the world." His self-produced acoustic blues CD, "Born to Sing the Blues", is a favorite of blues fans all over the world. Lucious was also featured in 2014 on New York's LEGENDS TV. He is featured in the award-winning documentary, "True Delta" and the new streaming reality series "Moonshine and Mojo Hands". In 2015, Lucious kicked off the inaugural bus tour of the Americana Blues Triangle with a stunning solo performance in Helena, AR. He has performed and been interviewed twice by Sonny Payne of the legendary "King Biscuit Time" on KFFA radio in Helena, AR, and has been asked back for a third visit. In 2015, the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History interviewed Lucious and many other blues artists for a compilation of video interviews and recordings of the blues legends of the Delta. These interviews were released in October 2017. Lucious was joined by Cam Kimbrough on April 2017 for a performance during a live broadcast of “Thacker Mountain Radio Hour”. In June 2017, Lucious performed with Robert “Bilbo” Walker in CNN’s Great Big Story “The Last Joint”. Lucious is also featured in a National Public Radio (NPR) Night Owl video which was aired in October 2017. In September 2017, Lucious was humbled to receive one of his most treasured honors: a sign of his likeness was mounted in downtown Clarksdale, MS. His sign hangs alongside the likenesses of Muddy Waters, Sam Cooke, Tennessee Williams, John Lee Hooker, Ike Turner, Big Jack Johnson, Vera Mae Piggee, Tennessee Williams, W.C. Handy, and so many others who were/are influential to the culture of Clarksdale, MS, the world epicenter of the blues. Lucious is presently working on his next studio CD, "Still Paying Dues", due out in 2018.

Lucious Spiller is a truly gifted artist, songwriter, singer, musician, teacher, and mentor. He has inspired, influenced, instructed, and encouraged many up-and-coming blues artists such as Seth Freeman, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Zack Bramhall, Heather Crosse, and Akeem Kemp. Seth Freeman recorded a version of Lucious Spiller's original song "Put the Blame on Me" for his debut album.

Lucious Spiller's music, rooted in blues and gospel, is unique and fresh yet embodies the spirit of the traditional. He blends all of his gifts and influences into a performance straight from his soul. He IS the music, all of it. He plays what he feels, and he feels what he plays. There is nobody like Lucious Spiller, and everybody who hears or sees Lucious Spiller perform is blown away. In October 2013, Living Blues Magazine featured Lucious and dubbed him a "driving force for the blues". Travel Tips and Pics (March 2017) said: "...Lucious Spiller,...isn’t just playing the guitar, he IS the guitar – kind of like when good actors become the part instead of just playing a role." And in April 2017, the Associated Press had this to say: "Red's showcases under-the-radar, brilliantly talented musicians like Lucious Spiller, whose performances will make you realize why the blues still matter." He is not to be missed!

Event by Stickyz Rock N' Roll Chicken Shack and LUCIOUS SPILLER

Saturday, March 4th

SATURDAY AT 11 AM – 3 PM

BoBrook Spring Fling Vendor Market

River Bottom Winery

Spring Fling Vendor Market | Saturday March 4th 11-3pm Sunday March 5th 12-4pm

Spring is in the air and we are here to celebrate the season with a fun open-air market at our event venue. If you made it to our Masked and Merry event in November you know this is one event you won't want to miss! This event will happen rain or shine as we will be covered in our open-span barn and covered patio so save the date!

What makes this event so unique is that not only is it FREE for the entire family to attend, but we also have amazing local vendors (over 50 different vendors) AND you can sip on River Bottom Winery wine while shopping! Once you have shopped until you drop, just grab a chair on the lawn with a glass of wine and enjoy lunch from one of our 3 food trucks or play some lawn games! This event is for the whole family to enjoy!

Also don't miss your opportunity for F.R.E.E. pictures with the Easter bunny from 11-1 pm. He will be hopping around the farm for all kinds of photo ops so skip the mall and come snag a picture with him at the farm!

We will have over 50 local crafters, business owners, boutiques, and more invited to participate as vendors in this event. Shoppers can purchase one-of-a-kind items including but not limited to, paintings, handmade jewelry, home decor items, etc. We will have all of the spring decors that you could imagine! There is something for the entire family!

If you are interested in being a vendor please go to our website. This is the ONLY place that vendors can apply. Once you have filled out the form you will be emailed the link to pay for your vendor spot. We will NOT ask for payment through messenger, text, or any other avenue other than e-mail AFTER you have filled out the form. ANY other way is a scam.

**The public is invited to shop for free at this event. Food, beverages, and vendor shopping are additional costs.

Event by BoBrook Farms LLC and River Bottom Winery

SATURDAY AT 12 PM – 4 PM

Banimilk Pop-Up at Bang-Up Betty

Bang-Up Betty

We're excited to welcome artist DeRosia (AKA Banimilk) to Bang-Up Betty for a pop-up filled with stickers, prints, ceramics, and more from 12-4 pm on March 4.

More from Banimilk: My name is DeRosia (Banimilk) and I am a creative individual that hails from the east coast, but currently resides in Little Rock, Arkansas. I have an intense passion for anything creative in the realm of the arts, I mainly work in traditional and digital illustration. Animals, nature, fantasy, and anything whimsical are big influences in my work. I also enjoy sculpting, and have recently gotten into soft crafts like needle felting!

Event by Bang-Up Betty and Banimilk

SATURDAY FROM 6 PM – 11:30 PM

Ian Munsick at JJ's Live!

JJ's Live

Join us Saturday, March 4th for Ian Munsick at JJ's Live in Fayetteville, Arkansas!

With special guests Ashland Craft!

Tickets are on sale now: https://stubs.net/tickets/4968/ian-munsick-at-jjs-live

Doors open at 6:00 pm
Music starts at 7:30 pm

This is an all-ages show.
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JJ's Live is a strictly non-smoking venue, which includes vaping. We have an outdoor area to accommodate our smoking patrons. Shoes, a Shirt, and appropriate clothing is required for entry. No firearms, knives, or weapons are permitted. We have a clear bag policy for all bags brought into JJ's Live.
What that means: Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12” x 6” x 12” Or One-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc bag or similar) And Small clutch purses, no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”, the size of the palm of your hand, with or without a handle or strap All clear bags and clutch purses will be screened prior to entry into the venue. All bags and purses not meeting the above requirements will not be permitted. Although permitted, childcare items, including diapers, must also be carried in an approved clear bag.

Event by Ian Munsick and JJ's Live

SATURDAY AT 6 PM – 9 PM

March Door Hangers

Art101

March Door Hangers will be Saturday, March 4th from 6-9 pm.

Sign up here https://signup.com/go/TtJUtZt

$30 per person. Choose your design & we will cut it out/draw it for you. Everything is customizable. We will even help with outlines & lettering.

Event by Art101

SATURDAY AT 7:30 PM – 10 PM

Sacred Spaces and Glorious Places

Reynolds Performance Hall

A magnificent program featuring acclaimed pianist Ana-Maria Vera in Beethoven’s 1st Piano Concerto; Also on the program, Fratres by Arvo Pärt, with Linda Hsu, violin; and Respighi’s majestic tone poem, The Pines of Rome.
Reynolds Performance Hall, UCA Campus
Adult tickets $25/$35/$45 at 501-450-3265 or conwaysymphony.org.
At the box office: Children’s tickets are $10 with adult purchases, UCA staff/faculty save $10, and students $10 with ID.

Event by Conway Symphony Orchestra

SATURDAY AT 8 PM

Mojo Depot at Stickyz

Stickyz Rock N' Roll Chicken Shack

Doors – 7pm
Show – 8pm
All Ages Admitted

Reserved Seat Tickets are $8 per person (in advance) and are sold as table reservations. If any reserved seat tickets remain on the day of show they will be available for purchase for $10 at the door.

Tickets & Table for 2 = $16 plus ticket fees

Tickets & Table for 4 = $32 plus ticket fees

Tickets & Table for 6 = $48 plus ticket fees

A limited number of general admission – Standing Room Only – Tickets are available for $8. If any standing room only tickets remain on the day of show they will be available for purchase for $10 at the door.

Guests are expected to follow any Covid policy Stickyz may have in place on the day of show regarding masks and/or social distancing or risk being asked to leave the venue.

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Mojo Depot began some three decades ago when Jason Adams (drums), Tyndall Jackson (guitar and vocals), Rob Moore (vocals and guitar) and John “Johnny-B” Wright (bass and vocals) got together under the name The Loose Change, performing at clubs that included the White Water Tavern. After a few years, the band moved to the Bay Area and then to Los Angeles, where a debut CD, Phantom Train, had its beginnings. A new name emerged, Mojo Depot, and the group traveled and wrote more music, which became the next CD, Crazy to Believe. For a time, the band was a coast-to-coast phenomenon, with Moore living in Berkeley, Calif., and Jackson attending the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Eventually, the two rejoined their Arkansas pals and began recording off-and-on in Arkansas City, where they could work in seclusion, away from the temptations of the big city of Little Rock. Like the “band of brothers” theyconsider themselves, Mojo Depot has opened shows for The Allman Brothers Band, The Neville Brothers and The Cate Brothers. Along with original songs, Mojo Depot performs selected material from The Rolling Stones, The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers, Taj Mahal and Robert Earl Keen. Mojo Depot offers a montage of musical styles reflecting a broad range of influences; the result is a great variety of flavorful music producing truly memorable audio and visual experiences. The band is made up of four lifetime colleagues forming an intriguing core group, attracting an ever-changing lineup of special guests while encouraging contributions to the creative process. A liberal approach to live and recorded music promotes and ensures a unique happening, whenever Mojo performs. Mojo Depot delivers over twenty years of collaborative effort evoking one of the tightest and most professional rock & roll shows on the road today. After spending six years in Los Angeles, the band returned to its roots in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Event by Stickyz Rock N' Roll Chicken Shack

Sunday, March 5th

SUNDAY AT 10 AM – 2 PM

The Bernice Garden Farmers' Market

The Bernice Garden

Starting on March 5th, our market hours will be from 10am-2pm every Sunday.

Our Vendors take cash and credit cards.
Free admission and free onsite parking add to the fun and convenience. We are pet friendly - please have your pets on a leash.

**If there is ever a need to cancel a market due to inclement weather, we will post it here. Our typical policy is rain or shine.**

Location:
The Bernice Garden
1401 Main Street (corner of Daisy Gatson Bates and South Main)
Little Rock, AR 72202
For more information contact the Farmers’ Market at: desk@thebernicegarden.org or (501) 410-3938.

Interested vendors should contact The Bernice Garden by emailing desk@thebernicegarden.org *we will never post about available spaces on social media- all of our event registrations are ran through our email and website*

Event by The Bernice Garden

SUNDAY AT 11 AM – 4 PM

Meet & Greet with Veronica Taylor

Trainer J's

Faulkner County Library thank you for this incredible event! Pokémon week is going to be incredible and we cap it off with a signing event Sunday, March 5th at our store! We are beyond excited and humbled. Everyone come out to the signing and check out Pokémon week at the Faulkner County Library! Veronica Taylor we can’t wait to meet you!

Event by Trainer J's

SUNDAY AT 12 PM – 4 PM

Wine-O-Thon Party at The Winery with Lili's Mexican Street Food, Board and Bubbles & Christine DeMeo

Sunset Lodge at Rusty Tractor Vineyards

No walking or running is required for this one! Just sitting, drinking, eating, and jamming out.

Avoid the hustle and bustle of downtown for a peaceful day at the vineyard.

Participated in the marathon? Show us 50% off your first drink!

Food trucks- Lili's Mexican Street Food and Board and Bubbles

Live music with Christine DeMeo from 1230-330.

Patio is open for soaking up the weather and indoor seating in our air-conditioned sunroom!

Beer, Wine, and Cocktails are available for purchase!

Bloody Mary and Mimosa bar!

Free and open to the public!

Event by Sunset Lodge at Rusty Tractor Vineyards, Lili's Mexican Street Food and The Christine DeMeo

SUNDAY AT 12 PM – 4 PM

BoBrook Spring Fling Vendor Market

River Bottom Winery

Spring Fling Vendor Market | Saturday March 4th 11-3pm Sunday March 5th 12-4pm

Spring is in the air and we are here to celebrate the season with a fun open-air market at our event venue. If you made it to our Masked and Merry event in November you know this is one event you won't want to miss! This event will happen rain or shine as we will be covered in our open-span barn and covered patio so save the date!

What makes this event so unique is that not only is it FREE for the entire family to attend, but we also have amazing local vendors (over 50 different vendors) AND you can sip on River Bottom Winery wine while shopping! Once you have shopped until you drop, just grab a chair on the lawn with a glass of wine and enjoy lunch from one of our 3 food trucks or play some lawn games! This event is for the whole family to enjoy!

Also don't miss your opportunity for F.R.E.E. pictures with the Easter bunny from 11-1 pm. He will be hopping around the farm for all kinds of photo ops so skip the mall and snag a picture with him at the farm!

We will have over 50 local crafters, business owners, boutiques, and more invited to participate as vendors in this event. Shoppers can purchase one-of-a-kind items including but not limited to, paintings, handmade jewelry, home decor items, etc. We will have all of the spring decors that you could imagine! There is something for the entire family!

ALL vendor spots are sold out! Once you have filled out the form you will be emailed with the link to pay for your vendor spot. We will NOT ask for payment through messenger, text, or any other avenue other than e-mail AFTER you have filled out the form. ANY other way is a scam.

**The public is invited to shop for free at this event. Food, beverages, and vendor shopping are additional costs.

Event by BoBrook Farms LLC and River Bottom Winery

SUNDAY AT 3 PM – 5 PM

Grand Trio Live on the Patio

River Bottom Winery

Come get cozy with us on the patio at River Bottom Winery every Saturday and Sunday and listen to live music from 3-5 pm! We will be on the enclosed patio cozy next to a heater, sipping wine & beer with our friends and we want you there!
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We are excited to have Grand Trio out to entertain y'all all afternoon while you enjoy time on the patio with your friends! We will have the sides up closing in the patio with the heaters going on the patio, mulled wine, and your favorite local wine & beer will be waiting for you too!
This event is free to attend and no reservations are needed!

Event by BoBrook Farms LLC and River Bottom Winery

SUNDAY AT 6 PM – 11:30 PM

Jerry Cantrell at JJ's Live!

JJ's Live

Join us Sunday, March 5th for Jerry Cantrell with special guest Thunderpussy at JJ's Live in Fayetteville, Arkansas!

Tickets are on sale now, grab yours here: https://stubs.net/tickets/4923/jerry-cantrell-at-jjs-live

Doors open at 6:00 pm
Music starts at 7:30 pm

This is an all-ages show.
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JJ's Live is a strictly non-smoking venue, which includes vaping. We have an outdoor area to accommodate our smoking patrons. Shoes, a Shirt, and appropriate clothing is required for entry. No firearms, knives, or weapons are permitted. We have a clear bag policy for all bags brought into JJ's Live.
What that means: Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and do not exceed 12” x 6” x 12” Or One-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc bag or similar) And Small clutch purses, no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”, the size of the palm of your hand, with or without a handle or strap All clear bags and clutch purses will be screened prior to entry into the venue. All bags and purses not meeting the above requirements will not be permitted. Although permitted, childcare items, including diapers, must also be carried in an approved clear bag.

Event by JJ's Live and Jerry Cantrell

SUNDAY AT 6 PM – 8 PM

Casey Penn Band Live at The Joint

The Joint Comedy Theater

Join Mountain Fever Records artist Casey Penn as she and her band share driving bluegrass favorites, special songs from her debut album, and a few wild cards! Merch for sale before and after the show. www.CaseyPennMusic.com

Doors Open at 6 pm with a 6:30 pm Showtime.

Tickets are $25 in Advance & $30 at the Door.

Online ticket sales end at 5 pm the day of the event.

Event by The Joint Comedy Theater, Casey Penn Music and Casey Lee Penn

SUNDAY AT 7 PM – 8 PM

Live Comedy with Scoundrels Live Stand Up

Tavern Round the Bend

Start your week off right with live comedy every Sunday night at 7:00 pm with Happy Hour from 3 pm-8 pm.

Event by Tavern Round the Bend

SUNDAY AT 8 PM

Crobot at Stickyz

Stickyz Rock N' Roll Chicken Shack

Doors – 7 pm
Show – 8 pm
$15
All Ages Admitted
Standing Room Only

Guests are expected to follow any Covid policy Stickyz may have in place on the day of the show regarding masks and/or social distancing or risk being asked to leave the venue.

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Riff-monsters Crobot conjures up the kind of rock ‘n’ roll that has grooves so powerful they throw you around the room and hook high enough to shake the heavens. They take the sweet-sounding nectar of the gods and pour it down your throat until you’re wailing along like a banshee.

With tens of millions of streams, countless shows, and acclaim from the likes of Metal Hammer, Classic Rock, Kerrang, BBC Radio, SiriusXM Octane, Loudwire, Guitar World, and more, Brandon Yeagley [vocals], Chris Bishop
[guitar], Tim Peugh [bass], and Dan Ryan [drums] realize their vision like never before on their fifth full-length, Feel This [Released June 3 via Mascot Records].

Feel This is the follow-up to 2019’s Top 10 Heatseekers album Motherbrain – whose cumulative streams have surpassed 30 million. 20 million of which were for the goliath single “Low Life” – a US Top 10 at active rock radio on the Billboard Mainstream with a 29-week run.

“This is the record we’ve been wanting to do ever since we started,” exclaims Brandon. “We’ve always thought of ourselves as a live act,” he continues. “When Jay Ruston described his process of recording, we were beyond excited about getting in and getting our hands dirty. It involved performing live as a unit and finishing all instruments on a song before moving on to the next. We recorded 16 songs in 21 days, which is a feat in itself.”

Feel This is a tale of perseverance. “Through constant struggles, we learn more what it’s like to be human. Our shortcomings and strengths alike make us a unique species,” Brandon reflects. “Feel This very well may point to our biggest strength of all, our ability to feel emotion (for better or worse).”

Human nature is threaded throughout the album, from volatile relationships [“Dizzy”] to imperfections and learning from mistakes on “Holy Ghost.” Its warbling harmony wraps around the wah-drenched guitar straight out of Seattle; Brandon’s grunge-y wail rings out on the hook, “I am not the holy ghost. I won’t ever save your soul.” There’s “believing in something so much” on “Set You Free,” which spirals towards a seismic crescendo and emotionally charged guitar lead from Bishop.
Around the psyche-digging lyrics, they are never far away from thunderous rock ‘n’ roll. “Electrified” kickstarts the album as a rip-roaring livewire anthem. “It’s your classic rock ‘n’ roll tune about Frankenstein boots and being invincible!” Brandon says. There’s an epic anti-hero tale on “Without Wings,” and then there’s “Dance with the Dead.” Forgetting your troubles over an irresistible groove, the song struts with high-register harmonies and the infectious chant of “Let’s go dance with the dead. They know how to kill it!”

“Golden” is a soaring homage to a god gone too soon. “When it came to the lyrics, we collectively wanted it to be a tribute to Chris Cornell,” says Brandon. “We’re so influenced by everything he and Soundgarden have done. We ran with the song in honor of his legacy.”

They made waves with Legend of the Spaceborne Killer [2012], Something Supernatural [2014], and Welcome To Fat City [2016]. However, Motherbrain [2019] represented a high watermark. They’ve crisscrossed the US and the world in road-warrior style, playing with the likes of Anthrax, Black Label Society, Chevelle, Clutch, Volbeat, and more. They’ve lit up festival bills and the annual Shiprocked! Cruise. “We tour the pockets off of our pants and sleep in our van for half of the year. To some, that may seem like misery, but to us – it’s Heaven baby!” the frontman says. Something they highlight on the new song, “Livin’ on the Streets”.

2019 ended with a US tour supporting Steel Panther, and then Covid19 punched the world in the face. As the Global Pandemic descended upon us, Chris and Dan hunkered down in Austin to jam and cut demos, sending ideas to Brandon back in Pennsylvania. 2021 saw the boys enter Orb Studios in Austin with producer Ruston [Stone Sour, Anthrax, Steel Panther]. Since the world has begun to open up, the band has not stood still. Rat Child EP was released last summer and featured a mighty cast of Frank Bello [Anthrax], Howard Jones [Light The Torch/ex-Killswitch Engage], and Stix Zadinia [Steel Panther]. They’ve also headed out on headline tours, played ass-kicking performances at festivals such as Rocklahoma, Aftershock, and Jericho Cruise, and supported Halestorm.

You’ll feel rock ‘n’ roll comes to life in Crobot’s hands. “We never want to make the same album twice,” Brandon leaves off. “There is something for every Crobot fan out there as well as newcomers. At the same time, we’re having fun. We want to be taken seriously, but not too seriously—because this is monkey hour after all.” “That’s the fucking line right there,” agrees Bishop. “We want you to walk away smiling. If I can make you smile, I’ve done my job.”

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