The
Maintenance Shop, ISU’s premier concert venue, conveniently located in the
Memorial Union (west-side / Lake LaVerne entrance), is excited to share their fall line-up! A few
semester highlights are below and the complete schedule is listed after. You
can also visit www.m-shop.com for further info, links and more – visit often as
shows are added and updated throughout the semester!
Thursday,
September 12 – Tyler Farr (country)
Tyler Farr was first introduced to country music at age 16, when he spent a summer on the road with his stepfather, the lead guitarist for country icon George Jones. Farr moved to Nashville and eventually landed a recording contract on Sony Music Nashville’s BNA Records. He’s toured extensively with Colt Ford, for whom he wrote the song, “Hey Y’all,” and has opened and toured with a multitude of notable artists. His four-song EP, Camouflage has been well received and includes popular singles "Hot Mess," "Hello Goodbye" and "Redneck Crazy."
www.tylerfarr.com/home
Tyler Farr was first introduced to country music at age 16, when he spent a summer on the road with his stepfather, the lead guitarist for country icon George Jones. Farr moved to Nashville and eventually landed a recording contract on Sony Music Nashville’s BNA Records. He’s toured extensively with Colt Ford, for whom he wrote the song, “Hey Y’all,” and has opened and toured with a multitude of notable artists. His four-song EP, Camouflage has been well received and includes popular singles "Hot Mess," "Hello Goodbye" and "Redneck Crazy."
www.tylerfarr.com/home
Friday,
September 13 – Caroline Glaser (acoustic pop)
Caroline Glaser was in her first year at college, performing open mic nights at local coffee shops and making videos on her YouTube page, when she auditioned for season 4 of NBC’s hit TV show The Voice. The judges were overwhelmed with affection, and the watching world was smitten. Adam Levine from Maroon 5 described Glaser's voice as "ethereal, magic and wonderful." She ultimately didn’t win, but did make a real connection with an instant fan base begging for more.
www.facebook.com/pages/Caroline-Glaser-Music
Caroline Glaser was in her first year at college, performing open mic nights at local coffee shops and making videos on her YouTube page, when she auditioned for season 4 of NBC’s hit TV show The Voice. The judges were overwhelmed with affection, and the watching world was smitten. Adam Levine from Maroon 5 described Glaser's voice as "ethereal, magic and wonderful." She ultimately didn’t win, but did make a real connection with an instant fan base begging for more.
www.facebook.com/pages/Caroline-Glaser-Music
Thursday, September 26
– Jon McLaughlin (pop/rock)
Jon McLaughlin’s songs have yielded placements on the TV series Scrubs and movies including Georgia Rule and Bridge to Terabithia. The singer and his song “So Close” were also featured in the Disney film Enchanted starring Patrick Dempsey and Amy Adams and he was later asked to perform the song at the 2008 Academy Awards. He released his fourth album Promising Promises last year which included the single “Summer Is Over” featuring Sara Bareilles.
www.pledgemusic.com/projects/jonmclaughlin
Jon McLaughlin’s songs have yielded placements on the TV series Scrubs and movies including Georgia Rule and Bridge to Terabithia. The singer and his song “So Close” were also featured in the Disney film Enchanted starring Patrick Dempsey and Amy Adams and he was later asked to perform the song at the 2008 Academy Awards. He released his fourth album Promising Promises last year which included the single “Summer Is Over” featuring Sara Bareilles.
www.pledgemusic.com/projects/jonmclaughlin
Sunday,
October 6 – Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group (folk/Americana)
For more than three decades now, Robin & Linda Williams have made it their mission to perform the music that they love. As live performers they are second to none. Their stirring concerts have earned them a huge fan base over the years. They’ve made appearances on such major programs including "The Grand Old Opry," "Austin City Limits," and "Music City Tonight," in addition to their frequent appearances on Garrison Keillor’s "A Prairie Home Companion."
www.robinandlinda.com
For more than three decades now, Robin & Linda Williams have made it their mission to perform the music that they love. As live performers they are second to none. Their stirring concerts have earned them a huge fan base over the years. They’ve made appearances on such major programs including "The Grand Old Opry," "Austin City Limits," and "Music City Tonight," in addition to their frequent appearances on Garrison Keillor’s "A Prairie Home Companion."
www.robinandlinda.com
Thursday,
October 10 – Jim Suhler (blues rock)
Texas-based blues guitarist Jim Suhler has been playing professionally since the 1980’s. Well known as the lead guitarist for George Thorogood and The Destroyers, Suhler has often been included in "Top Ten Guitarists" lists of numerous music publications and has performed with notable music icons including Johnny Winter, AC/DC, Buddy Whittington, Billy F. Gibsons, Joe Bonamassa, Elvin Bishop, and Buddy Guy to name a few.
www.jimsuhler.com
Texas-based blues guitarist Jim Suhler has been playing professionally since the 1980’s. Well known as the lead guitarist for George Thorogood and The Destroyers, Suhler has often been included in "Top Ten Guitarists" lists of numerous music publications and has performed with notable music icons including Johnny Winter, AC/DC, Buddy Whittington, Billy F. Gibsons, Joe Bonamassa, Elvin Bishop, and Buddy Guy to name a few.
www.jimsuhler.com
Thursday,
October 17 – Crystal Bowersox (acoustic rock)
Crystal's emotive folk-rock-country style was catapulted from tiny coffeehouses and cavernous subway tunnels in Chicago to millions of homes across America when she placed second on Season 9 of American Idol. Along with her old-soul of a voice, her care-free style and "don't mess with me" attitude set her apart from the other contestants and eventually landed the self-taught songstress performances with the like of the legendary Joe Cocker, Harry Connick, Jr., and Alanis Morrissette.
www.crystalbowersox.com
Crystal's emotive folk-rock-country style was catapulted from tiny coffeehouses and cavernous subway tunnels in Chicago to millions of homes across America when she placed second on Season 9 of American Idol. Along with her old-soul of a voice, her care-free style and "don't mess with me" attitude set her apart from the other contestants and eventually landed the self-taught songstress performances with the like of the legendary Joe Cocker, Harry Connick, Jr., and Alanis Morrissette.
www.crystalbowersox.com
Tickets are available at the Maintenance Shop
Box Office, open Mon-Fri,
11am-5pm, and before and during most shows. Patrons may also order by phone (515-294-8349), during normal box office hours, and online at www.midwestix.com, charging their tickets to Discover, MasterCard or Visa. A
$1 per-ticket service fee will be applied to all telephone orders and a 3% service fee is applied to all online orders.
Most tickets increase by $2 day of show and all tickets are subject to a $2
MidwesTIX service fee.
FALL 2013 MAINTENANCE
SHOP SCHEDULE
September
7 – CSS w/ MAIDS and Ellesello – 9pm – Free for ISU
Students / $10 public (indie/electronica)
11 – The Floozies w/ Manic Focus – 8pm – $8 / $10* (electronica/EDM)
12 – Tyler Farr – 8pm – $12 / $17* (country)
13 – Caroline Glaser w/ Max Jury – 9pm – $10 / $15 / $35-VIP*
(acoustic pop)
17 – Chuck Ragan w/ Jamestown Revival – 8pm – $15 / $17* (indie
folk/punk)
20 – Peelander-Z w/ Karen Meat & The Players
– 9pm – $5 / $10* (punk/J-rock)
21 – Hey Ocean! – 9pm – Free for ISU Students / $10 public (pop/indie)
26 – Jon McLaughlin – 8pm – $7 / $12* (pop/rock)
27 – The Hood Internet w/ Oscillator Bug – 9pm – $10 / $15* (mash-up/electronica)
28 – Saints of Valory – 9pm – Free for ISU Students / $10
public (rock/alternative)
October
4 – Aaron Carter – 8pm & 10pm – SOLD OUT (dance
pop/hip-hop)
5 – The Tontons – 9pm – $5 / $10* (indie rock)
6 – Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group – 8pm –
$15 / $20* (folk/Americana) – SEATED
SHOW
8 – LEAGUES – 8pm – $5 / $10* (rock/pop)
9 – Carbon Leaf w/ Logan Brill – 8pm – $8 / $15* (indie
rock)
10 – Jim Suhler – 8pm – $7 / $12* (blues rock) – SEATED SHOW
13 – Stephen Kellogg band w/ Caroline Brooks – 8pm – $15 /
$17* (roots rock)
16 – Tribal Seeds w/ Fortunate Youth and HIRIE – 8pm – $10 /
$15* (reggae rock)
17 – Crystal Bowersox – 9pm – $15 / $20 / $45-VIP* (acoustic/country/blues)
18 – KURE Fest w/ Yellow Ostrich and Blackbird, Blackbird –
7pm – FREE
19 – The Bright Light Social Hour – 9pm – $10 / $12* (indie
/ art-rock)
22 – Seabird w/ Abandon Kansas and Clemency – 8pm – $10 /
$15* (rock/alternative)
25 – The Hunts – 9pm – $7 / $12* (indie/folk)
NOVEMBER
1 – Drop City Yacht Club – 9pm – Free for ISU Students / $10
public (hip-hop/alternative)
8 – The Ragbirds – 9pm – $5 / $10* (folk/pop)
13 – Mississippi Heat – 8pm – $7 / $12* (blues) – SEATED SHOW
15 – Corb Lund & The Hurtin’ Albertans – 9pm – $8 / $12* (country/folk)
16 – Tony Lucca / Brendan James – 9pm – $12 / $17* (indie
/ singer/songwriter)
*
= $2 day-of-show increase for both student and public ticket prices
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