Quixote – I Burn live at Lost Leaf PHX
Thursday, April 28th, 2011[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyGDbGTpvvg[/youtube]
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Tyler LIVE at the Indian School Street Festival
Friday, November 5th, 2010
Come see Tyler perform LIVE at the Indian School Street Festival
Sunday November 7th, Noon – 5pm
Car Show, Rock Show, Street Fair
Tyler performs on the main stage at Noon
Indian School Road between 36th and 38th Streets
About the Festival
The third annual Indian School Street Festival will take place on Sunday November 7th, 2010 from Noon to 5 pm. Benefiting PLEA Charities, and St. Vincent DePaul – youth assistance foundation for at-risk youth, and River of Dreams – helping the disabled have outdoor recreation, the Indian School Block Party is a full day of activities. From 125 of the most beautiful cars you have ever seen, to countless booths of neighborhood restaurants and businesses.
The Festival will be located on Indian School Road between 36th and 38th Streets. Tyler plays on the main stage located in front of the Thomas Zoller Building at Noon (with special guest Ehren Stonner on percussion).
Quixote Live in Phoenix 10-16-2010
Thursday, October 14th, 2010
Quixote Live at Kazimierz Sunday 9/26/2010
Thursday, September 23rd, 2010
Quixote will perform LIVE at Kazimierz World Wine Bar in Scottsdale, Arizona on September 26th, 2010. 9p.m. – Midnight.
Quixote LIVE at Lost Leaf THIS SATURDAY
Tuesday, September 14th, 2010
Quixote will perform LIVE at the Lost Leaf in Downtown Phoenix, Arizona Saturday September 18th at 11pm. Kings of Last Call will open the show at 9pm.
Northwesticles: Into the Sky
Thursday, August 5th, 2010
The Ride
For my part, I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move. - Robert Louis Stevenson
Before it was utilized as a marketing slogan by InBev, this is the point where I would say something like, “Here We Go.” It is the first day of Northwesticles: A Public Transit Tour. The longest and biggest tour I have yet undertaken, so, a more complex statement is in order. “Joy is the fruition of a journey rooted in the heart”. I fain trust that will not end up in a beer commercial anytime soon.
Little Rock
This little painted rock in my hand was given to me by an old friend. Not directly however. Victoria, an acquaintance of mine from The Unlikely Theater Company makes these. I hadn’t seen her in many years and I stumbled across her booth at an art festival on Grand Avenue. There she was surrounded by a host of items she has made by hand. Things like the artist: Simple, quirky, fun. There is no other way I would have happened upon an artist like Vickey when I hadn’t seen her in years. You don’t bump into people like Victoria at the grocery store. You don’t realize suddenly that you are standing behind her in a record shop. Not that she doesn’t go to those places. But, when you have worked as an artist with other artists, you tend to find them again as they were when you knew them. You see them when they are creating. Because a true artist is always creating. Victoria Safriet is a true artist. I bought this little rock from Vickey, we chatted, and occasionally her and her guy have come to see some Quixote shows. We know each other through our art.
As we were, we are. Creating. Doing. And just being. Somewhere in every city there are those hunkered down putting their hands and hearts to make something from nothing. To take something and change it. To touch the world. To leave that indellible print. The following twelve days will be me doing just that, and just doing that.
Zero Hour 7:30 AM
Today I climb into that rocket tube and they fire it off with the trajectory and intention of landing in Eugene, Oregon in a few short hours. Tonight at Luckey’s I strike the first note on the Northwesticles Tour. Noone knows what will happen when those wheels touch the ground in Eugene, but I am sure of one thing: “I’m gonna YouTube the s#@% out of this thing.”
So, borrowing the now trademarked words of everyone’s ‘favorite’ American Beverage, “Here We Go!”
Luckey, Luckey, Luckey, Lucky me again.
The first club I play on this tour has got history.
Luckey’s Club Cigar Store was purchased in 1911 by Tad Luckey, Sr., the son of Irish immigrants and an early Eugene pioneer. It is the oldest retail business in downtown Eugene, and one of the oldest bars in Oregon. In its 95 year history, it has survived both the Great Depression and Prohibition.
The “Club Cigar,” as it was called in the late 1800s did not allow women patrons. It was a place for men only. A man could go to Luckey’s to shop for a cigar, shoot some pool, get a shoeshine, haircut and shave, and order a sandwich at the cafe in the back. Over the years, it evolved into a place for older men.
The “Club Cigar,” as it was called in the late 1800s did not allow women patrons. It was a place for men only. A man could go to Luckey’s to shop for a cigar, shoot some pool, get a shoeshine, haircut and shave, and order a sandwich at the cafe in the back. Over the years, it evolved into a place for older men.
Yes, that’s right. While the young lads were out chasing skirts and scaring up some tail, the Older Gents were sitting around smoking cigars all the while blissfully ignorant of the sheer breath of life and excitement a woman can bring when she’s hollering and whooping it up in a barroom. Which leads me to ask, “What were those old bastards thinking?”
Eugene, Oregon was a dry town before the end of Prohibition, therefore Luckey’s with it’s all-under-one-roof approach, was able to survive the nationwide ban on liquor fairly easily compared to the drinking establishments in neighboring Springfield. After Prohibition ended in 1933, Luckey’s became the first establishment in Lane County licensed by the newly formed Oregon Liquor Control Commission.
In 1934, in the height of the Great Depression, Tad Luckey, Sr. paid the relatively enormous sum of $300 for a horseshoe-shaped custom neon outdoor sign. At the time, most businesses rented their neon signs, and this is one of the few that survived. In fact, it is the oldest neon sign known to exist in Eugene.
In 1934, in the height of the Great Depression, Tad Luckey, Sr. paid the relatively enormous sum of $300 for a horseshoe-shaped custom neon outdoor sign. At the time, most businesses rented their neon signs, and this is one of the few that survived. In fact, it is the oldest neon sign known to exist in Eugene.
Arizona Winterfest: Beat the Heat Beer Festival
Tuesday, July 27th, 2010
August 28th, 2010
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SuperNormal Records has booked the bands for the first annual Arizona WinterFest: Beat the Heat Beer Festival. This event will be a showcase of local Arizona Talent, and great craft beers. No cover bands here. We are featuring your Local Arizona Music Scene on The Venue of Scottsdale’s stage from 3pm-10pm. For more information on the event visit. www.beattheheatwinterfest.com
Schedule of Performers
3-4:30pm Jack Young
Local singer/songwriter who has been playing the Arizona scene loyally for years, Jack Young “The Ambassador of Arcadia” takes the stage at this years BTH: Beerfest.
5-6pm Dirty Lingo
http://www.myspace.com/dirtylingo
Although the band does not have mop tops and Liverpudlian accents, they are heavily influenced by The Beatles. Their bouncy pop sentiment makes for a lively show. Together; Mike Chapman, John Hayden, Adam Wolin and Michael Levin’s combined talent, friendship, and experiences are Dirty Lingo.
6-7pm Kings of Last Call
http://www.myspace.com/kingsoflastcall
Kings of Last Call are a Power Pop/Rock and Roll band from Phoenix, Arizona. Blending Alt-country, rock, and pop, KOLC’s songs hint at influences as broad as Wilco, The Jayhawks, and Tom Petty.
Formed in 2008 from the ashes of Kiras Rage and South Mountain Lights, the band solidified its lineup in early 2009 and released its first full-length CD, From Memory, in December 2009.
7-8pm Little Person Projectiles
http://www.myspace.com/littlepersonprojectiles
Steeped in funk style LPP is blends common elements from disparate genre’s and creates a smooth unique sound layered with sick beats, sweeping guitars, and the one constant; Mister Dinger’s witty lyrical world-view which makes for kind conscious hip-hop.
8-9pm Quixote
http://www.myspace.com/quixotephx
From sinuous extended jams, to tight and terse rock songs; Quixote is a genre promiscuous original band from Arizona. Comprised of three members: Tyler Christensen, Adam Kohler, and Ehren Stonner – Quixote lays down songs that transcend the genre line while serving their one soverign master – The Groove.
Musical Line-up presented by:
Quixote LIVE at Estate House 7-16-2010
Friday, July 16th, 2010
Quixote will perform LIVE at The Estate House Lounge in Scottsdale, Arizona
Saturday July 16th 9- Midnight.
Buy the album “The Hills of Ubeda” on iTunes, or wherever digital music is sold.
Quixote Antioch (martini ranch, az)
Monday, July 12th, 2010Quixote LIVE at Martini Ranch – Post Show
Saturday, July 3rd, 2010[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2AXPPNeCRs[/youtube]
