Tag: big
0 New Orleans, LA Tonight!
New Orleans, LA Tonight! Cafe Prytania (3445 Prytania St, Across From Touro Infirmary). Doors at 9, then show as follows:
10:00pm Natalie Mae & Her Unturned Tricks
11:30pm Dirty Bourbon River Show
This will be both band’s last hometown show of the year. Entry just 5 bucks, 18+, full bar. ‘Nuff said. See you there.
2 For The Love Of Wild Video
Calling all for the love of wild film – we are looking for children, exotic animals (preferably in pairs), and a full-sized yacht to borrow for our next music video, to be shot in New Orleans and on the road next February & March by French filmmaker and media wizard Paul Oroszlan. This spectacular and magnificent project needs not only your children, exotic pets, and a yacht, but also your ideas as well – we’re going big for this one, so tell us what kind of wild things you would like to see in our next video, and if you know where to find them! Leave your feedback, children/pet dietary habits, etc in the comments section below
1 Little Nightime Ditty
0 Let’s Grow a Beard – Week Twenty-Two
Soon I’ll be able to let the birds live in it…
0 Dirty Bourbon in Gambit Weekly
Dirty Bourbon River Show appears in this week's Gambit
Noah Bonaparte Pais just did a really nice, well thought-out piece on us in this week’s Gambit, check it out:
The Dirty Bourbon River Show honed its sound and repertoire at a weekly gig at the Howlin' Wolf.
Only a band as genetically theatrical as the Dirty Bourbon River Show could subdivide a 30-minute EP into a three-act affair. In July, the New Orleans ensemble issued Free Love, its second self-released record this year, as merch-table fodder and an appetite-whetting intermezzo between Vol. 1, its February debut, and Vol. 2, due in spring 2011. But the platter took on a life of its own: a triple-gatefold, snow-globe carnival whose little big top houses three different introductions and even more personalities, segueing seamlessly from kazoo- and clarinet-blown circus shenanigans to smooth-croon lounge, and finely fingered folk ballads to banjo hoedowns, jazzy sax solos and staccato piano jams…
Read the full article here: www.bestofneworleans.com/gambit/working-the-strip
