Billy Joe Shaver, Mike Zito, Making Movies, Knuckle Vanilli night, Gospel Lounge, Live Jams & MORE @ Knuckleheads 8/8 - 8/11/2011

BIG show announcement 8/8 and 8/9
STAY TUNED TO KNUCKLEHEADS SALOON!

Wednesday 8/10
Carl Butler's Gospel Lounge
music for your soul
7:30 pm no Cover

Wednesday 8/10
Ben Prestage (Blues)
benprestagemusic.com
6pm $5 cover

Wednesday 8/10
Bransen Ireland
www.myspace.com/bransenireland/music
8:30pm $5 cover

Thursday 8/11
Knuckle Vanilli night (lip-synching) & Air Guitar
in the Retro Lounge
Bring the Cd of your choice to Lip sync or air guitar
too we will supply the rest. stage, lights and audio
gonna be a fun night. hoated by Steve Bohall
No Cover

Thursday 8/11
Mike Zito (Blues/ Rock)
Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, Mike Zito was
immersed in the gritty sounds of the south side that
would unknowingly become the groundwork of his future
in music
www.mikezito.com
7pm $10 adv

Friday 8/12
Billy Joe Shaver / The Honky Tonk Hero
www.billyjoeshaver.com
8pm $18.50 adv $25 at the door
doors open at 6:30pm

Friday 8/12
Charlie and the Stringrays
Charlie and the Stingrays, that is. They're a no-holds
barred party band that's always a guarenteed good time.
They play only the hottest Rock and Roll hits from the
60's, 70's, and 80's along with carefully chosen dance
favorites of today. This mixture makes for an evening
of non-stop excitement. The music brings out emotions
within the audience that most bands simply can't bring
to life. That's why Charlie and the Stingrays have been
in constant demand in their twenty-five years together
www.charlieandthestingrays.com
10pm $8 doors open at 9pm

Saturday 8/13
Making Movies
Making Movies Orquesta Presents a Tribute to Santana
Making Movies is the product of an unlikely blend of
Afro-Cuban rhythms, bi-lingual songs and a cross-
cultural conscience, creating a unique yet surprisingly
approachable sound. The band formed two years ago as
veteran latin percussionist Juan-Carlos Chaurand and
long time friends Brendan Culp and Nic Kolar joined
songwriter Enrique Chi on his quest to fuse the sounds
of his bi-cultural heritage. After three laps around
the US, which included a stop into Mexico, the band
honed their hybrid sound into a cohesive and powerful
live experience. Fronted by Panamanian born Enrique
Chi, the band switches effortlessly from English to
Spanish lyrics while interweaving mambo, cumbia, and
reaggeton rhythms with a rock n roll swagger. Bridging
two vastly different worlds
www.myspace.com/makingmovies
9pm $10

8/14 Sunday
OpenJam w/Levee Town
2pm til 6pm no cover