Mark Kozelek, The Rural Alberta Advantage, First Ave’s Best New Bands showcase, and more
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He’s best known as the leader of Red House Painters and Sun Kil Moon, but Mark Kozelek has long seemed more like a solo artist than a frontman. Most recently he released Sun Kil Moon’s Admiral Fell Promises, an album of sparse tunes he wrote and performed entirely on his own. Fans will have a chance to hear those intimate, lean songs live and in person when Kozelek plays the Cedar Cultural Center in March.
Also new to the calendar this week are dates for All Time Low, The Rural Alberta Advantage, and First Avenue’s annual Best New Bands showcase. (Congratulations, chosen few. We hope to see you at clubs around town for years to come.) See something else you like? Click for details.
1/12: Lazy Kids On Lake Street + The Damper Down, Dustin Lee: 7th Street Entry
1/22: Alpha Consumer: 7th Street Entry
1/26: Best New Bands Of 2010: BadNraD, BNLX, The Goondas, Grant Cutler & The Gorgeous Lords, Hastings 3000, Phantom Tails, Pink Mink: First Avenue
2/16: SOJA + Mambo Sauce, Chris Boomer: 7th Street Entry
2/17: Truth & Salvage Co.: 7th Street Entry
2/19: Tennis + Holiday Shores: 7th Street Entry
2/23: Alexi Murdoch: Cedar Cultural Center
3/14: Mark Kozelek: Cedar Cultural Center
3/14: Preservation Hall Jazz Band + Marcia Ball: Guthrie Theater
3/17: Boiled In Lead: Cedar Cultural Center
3/25: The Rural Alberta Advantage: First Avenue
4/21: All Time Low + Yellowcard, Hey Monday, The Summer Set: First Avenue
4/22: Jon Lajoie: Varsity Theater
