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| NEW YEARS NEW NOW BALL Steve Kimock Band (Steve Kimock, Rodney Holmes, Robert Walter and Reed Mathis) with Pyeng Threadgill (12/30 & 12/31), David Jacobs-Strain (all 4 nights), DJ Dragonfly (12/28 7 12/29) & DJ Jonah Sharp (12/30 & 12/31) Date: Wed., Thurs., Fri., & Sat. December 28, 29, 30 & 31 (NEW YEARS EVE!), 2005 Doors: 8:00 PM Show: 9:00 PM Tickets: On Sale Sunday, September 11 Wed., Thurs. & Fri - $25 Sat. (NYE) - $40 General Admission Dinner Ticket (Wed-Fri) - $44.95 / (Sat) - $59.95 Download ticket fax form here Tickets available on-line at Virtuous.com and Tickets.com Tickets also available at Tickets.com outlets including Rasputin Music & Giants Dugouts. To find a complete listing of ticket outlets online, click here Tickets also available via phone at 1-800-225-2277 Age Restrictions: 6+ Kitchen: Regular Menu Available Seating: Limited |
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The Steve Kimock Band hosts four intimate nights of music and merriment at the historic Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, culminating with the NYE New Now Ball. What promises to be a rollicking musical run to remember, features the supergroup line-up of Kimock, Rodney Holmes, Robert Walter and Reed Mathis with very special guests. Up and coming performer Pyeng Threadgill will bring her sultry progressive musical stylings to the stage on Dec 30 and Dec 31. Threadgill's musical roots run deep, daughter of jazz composer Henry Threadgill and choreographer Christina Jones, Pyeng's sound defies categorization. Her voice is perhaps best described as "a cross between Jill Scott and Cassandra Wilson by way of Nina Simone" (San Diego Union Tribune). Threadgill received widespread critical acclaim for her 2004 debut album, "Sweet Home: The Songs of Robert Johnson". "Countless artists have recorded Johnson's songs", said the San Francisco Chronicle in 2004, "..but none has rendered them quite like Threadgill." This woman is remarkable! "You might not be aware of New York City jazz singer and performance artist Pyeng Threadgill... You should be" (Blues & Beyond). The first two nights will feature DJ Dragonfly, bringing his tribal connectivity to the dance floor, and ambient techno innovator DJ Jonah Sharp (aka Spacetime Continuum ) spins his massive grooves on the 30th and 31st. The New Now Ball will surely be a memorable musical journey as well as feast for the senses with lightshows by Graphic Fantasees, art displays, ambiance by Harmony Productions, and other many exciting surprises.
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