CRAZY DAYS
SALE
Save 20-80%
on discontinued styles and colors
Sunday Savings
Save an additional 20%
merchandise.
on remaining Crazy Days
Choose from our selection of previously worn or
slightly flawed shoes,
Many brands offered:
Birkenstock (a few)
Dansko
Clarks
Simple
Naot
Ecco
Teva
and more!
Fri, July 19
through
Sun, July 21
Sorry, wc cannot special order shoes ar the sale price, take mail or phone orders, put sale shoes
on hold or layaway, or take returns on Crazy Days sales shoes
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Spend the summer reliving
the history of the Beatles
How better to get this party
started (great, now the
Pink song is stuck in my
head) than with the Beatles?
Kleckner
Editor in chief
They re the
best band
ever, and
everything
that could be
said about
them has been
said.
So let’s get
to the news:
For those of
you with
enough dis
posable in
come or credit
card capacity,
book some
tickets now for the “Magical His
tory” tour.
International Tours and Events
puts togetner the package, which
includes a session in the Abbey
Fridays & Saturdays—9:30
Only $4 Cover
I July 5: J.C. Rico
July 6 Paul Paydos Trio
July 12 Gus Russel Quartet
July 13 Haydon/MacKay Group
July 19: Chestnut Quartet
July 20 Gerry Rempel Fusion Quartet
July 26 Tim Clarke Soultet
July 27: Lazoo
Sundays 7. 14, 21, 28—9:00pm
Mark Allan
Mondays 8, 15. 22, 29—9:00pm
r Funky Monday
^ Open Mic featuring Chestnut Quartet
^ Gail tc sign up @ 6:30
. Tuesdays 9. 16. 23, 30—8:30
Barbara Dzuro Jazz Piano
f Wednesdays 3, 10, 17, 24, 31—9:30
Latin Flavor Night w/Paul Paydos Trio
Thursdays 11, 18. 25—9:30
The Jo Fed’s Jam Session
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20 years Serving Our Patrons
Road Studios, visits to places like
Penny Lane and Strawberry
Fields, and a “Beatles Week” in
Liverpool.
But wait, there’s more! Tour op
erators are staging an exclusive
party in Amsterdam in the very
hotel suite where John Lennon
and Yoko Ono staged their “Bed
In.” I like to stage my own bed-in
every few days, but theirs was
much more famous.
The tour happens Aug. 17 to 28
and is open to all ages. For more
information, visit the Web site,
www'.toursandevents.com,
or call (866) 548-3776.
On Aug. 8, angry gays can get a
dose of therapy (and ogle the cute
white boy himself) at Eminem’s
“Anger Management” tour. Other
people are on the bill, but my
concern is with the oh-so-angry
rapper.
I still stick to my story, written
in the Emerald a while back, that
Eminem’s posturing is a vicious
but-accurately aimed skewering
of mainstream’s fascination with
violent “gangsta” culture. Bravo.
The only problem is, from what
I’ve heard of the new album, his
schtick is old. But in America,
that doesn’t mean it won’t sell.
Tickets are $37.50 and $42.50
from Ticketmaster.
Michael Franti and Spearhead
are giving Eugene fans a taste of
their reggae-funk-world-beat vibe
with an “Exspearience” at the
McDonald Theatre on Aug. 28.
After stints with the Beatnigs
and the Disposable Heroes of
HipHoprisy, Michael Franti shift
ed gears into Spearhead, with
full-tilt, forward-thinking, posi
tive-attitude lyricism and phat
beats and rhythms.
Tickets are available at Fastixx
and are $17 in advance and $19 at
the door, which opens at 7 p.m.
for an 8 p.m. showtime.
Pushy post-punk noise mon
sters rejoice, because Sonic Youth
isn’t the only top-notch concert
available in the area. ... And You
Will Know Us By The Trail Of
Dead is coming to the Crystal
Ballroom in Portland on Aug. 10.
Not only does this band have
the most kick-ass name ever, but
they really like to break stuff on
stage. It’s pretty cool. And they
rock — hard — with some chops
straight from The Sex Pistols. For
reals.
The only part that sucks is that
Trail of Dead is the opener. Some
band named Queens of the Stone
Age is the headliner, and I’ve
never heard of them. They are,
however, featured prominently
on the cover of July’s New Musi
cal Express, and the bass player’s
shirtless torso was good enough
for this queen.
Tickets for the 8 p.m. show
are $18.50 in advance from
Ticketmaster.
Some real quickies:
Portland’s “New Rock Alterna
tive,” 94.7 FM, is making a “Big
Stink 7” Sept. 1 at PGE Park with
Cypress Hill, Cake, Fenix TX,
MXPX and others. It runs from
noon to 10 p.m., and tickets are
$28 from Ticketmaster.
Salem is coming “Down From
the Mountain” with a summer
tour featuring Ricky Skaggs, Em
mylou Harris, Alison Krauss, and
many others. The concert is 7
p.m. July 26 at the L.B. Day Am
phitheatre and tickets cost
$39.50, $49.50 and $75 from the
venue or Ticketmaster.
Bluegrass revivalists Nickel
Creek are bringing their own style
of “acoustic youthgrass” to the
Secret House Vineyard on Sept.
9. They’re young, they’re cool,
they’re selling lots of albums and
they play hot bluegrass. Sounds
kind to me, rainbow brothers and
sisters. Gates open at 5 p.m., the
show is at 7 p.m. and tickets are
$20 in advance from Fastixx by
calling (800) 992-8499.
Contact the editor in chief
at editor@dailyemerald.com. His
opinions do not necessarily represent
those of the Emerald.
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