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TICKETS TO MAJOR SHOWS ARE NOW AVAILABLE THRU Front Gate Tickets Or by phone at 888‑512‑SHOW.
Tickets are also available at CD World, GOOD RECORDS, and Bill’s Records & Tapes .

See videos from past shows at YouTube.com/AllGoodChannel

Thursday, August 5 at 7PM

Friday, August 6 at 7PM

Friday, August 6 at 9PM

Although super-positive girlie pop usually makes us want to run and hide, it's not hard to like Dallas band Fishing for Comets. Camille Cortinas is one of few people who can pull off hap-hap-happy lyrics. Why? Because we believe her ― Hunter Hauk, Quick Magazine

Harder Beat columnist Wayne Ansell said it best, “The sweet, melodic sounds of Fishing For Comets could be therapy for the sad, or medicine for the downhearted. If the good vibes emitting from this acoustic-rock group could be bottled, it would surely be the cure for something.” Fishing For Comets also recently picked up the Dallas Observer Music Award for Best Folk/Acoustic Act of 2005.

Thursday, August 12 at 8PM

Friday, August 13 at 9PM

Saturday, August 14 at 9PM

CrazyFish is a merging of two rock’n’roll projects. Their singer, Domenico Scola, has led two groups in Roma, Italia since 2004: The Stoners, an authentic tribute band to the mythical Rolling Stones, and Crazyfish, where Domenico plays songs written by himself. He has played up and down the Italian peninsula. The band quickly caught the attention of Roma’s musical community and a cult following was born. In the summer of 2008 Domenico decided to take the band to The States for a 7 show tour over 12 days. Following its success, they returned in 2009 for a tour of 12 shows in 16 days. Now Domenico has recruited a band of superb die-hard Rolling Stones musicians to play a two month coast to coast tour of the USA, beginning 4th of July weekend and ending Labor Day weekend.

CrazyFish front-man, Italian-American singer Domenico Scola, has a stage presence which is nothing short of electrifying. Scola is joined by a group of Italian musicians who have years of experience under their belts. The last two summers, Domenico and his group packed houses with their energetic shows from Boston down to Washington D.C. The band emits a contagious energy that begins at the instant the first guitar chord is struck and lasts well beyond the moment that the crowd chants beneath the stage for “one more song!”. For their Stones Tribute show, the musicians of Crazyfish have no difficulty in creating the RollingStoniano (as they say in Italian) feeling both from the first period (1964-1969) and their most recent recordings and tours. This said, Crazyfish gives to their audience a wonderful and faithful interpretation both musically and visually that marked then and marks now the concerts of the mythical Rolling Stones. During their concerts of original material, Crazyfish mesmerizes their audiences and the shows are described as such:

The heart and passion of the live shows of Bruce Springsteen.
The stage antics of Mick Jagger.
The introspective poetry of Bob Dylan.
The Italian American charm of Frank Sinatra

Friday, August 20 at 9PM

To say that Elizabeth Cook’s background is like something out of a country song would be wildly underestimating the entire genre. The youngest of 11 half-brothers and sisters, she grew up in rural Florida where her musician parents met while playing in local country bars. Her father learned to play upright bass in a Georgia prison band while serving 11 years for running moonshine. Her mother, a singer and mandolin player from the hills of West Virginia, wrote her daughter’s first songs, including “Does My Daddy Love The Bottle More Than He Loves Me,” and had Elizabeth singing on stage at 4 years old.

In contemporary country music, it’s a rare performer who will dare to take on the industry on her own hogs-and-kisses terms. But for the artist whom Nanci Griffith has called “this generation’s Loretta Lynn,” it takes a certain tenacity to meld smart attitude with classic tradition, the credibility of a life lived with genuine hillbilly passion, and the integrity to write an acclaimed cache of uncommonly cool songs.

Saturday, August 21 at 9PM

Thursday, August 26 at 8PM

Friday, August 27 at 9PM

"If I had to compare Amy Cook to another singer I'd say she sounds like a female Jeff Buckley. She's definitely got her own thing going though. Her album is filled with beautifully written well crafted songs in the tradition of an American troubadour." – Erika Wennerstrom of Heartless Bastards

"Amy Cook has a gift: a voice and songs that inspire, that become soundtracks for the moonrise and hotel lights. Love and the twisted tales it can become are here in Amy's voice and songs... Just listen." – Alejandro Escovedo

"From L.A. where she penned tunes for TV and film to the eclectic, west Texas town of Marfa (the backdrop for films like No Country for Old Men) to Austin, Cook has traveled and evolved, all leading to the finest recording she’s made to date, Let the Light In." – Tim Basham, Paste Magazine

"Supporting her excellent new record, Let The Light In, Cook, with her lovely weathered vocals and solid songwriting, is a reminder of the local quality that Austin residents take for granted." – David Coggins, Interview Magazine

" 'Mescaline' and 'I Wanna Be Your Marianne' jump out of the gate with real swagger…And the blues-drenched 'Moonrise,' on which Cook wails repeatedly, 'When you gonna look my wayyy?' is riveting. Yet amid all the commotion, it's a more wistful moment that steals the show. 'My face was always pressed against the glass,' Cook sings on the album's ?rst single, 'Hotel Lights', a magni?cent remembrance of yearning and revelation that features Patty Griffin on backing vocals. 'You were the only one who ever asked 'Why don’t you come inside?'' " – Jeff McCord, Texas Monthly

Saturday, August 28 at Noon

Thursday, September 2 at 8PM

Friday, September 3 at 9PM

Saturday, September 4 at 9PM

Thursday, September 23 at 8PM

LAURA HARRELL	CHAD STOCKSLAGER	DAVE LITTLE

Friday, July 30 at 8PM

“San Antonio native Terri Hendrix seems to have been hovering on the brink of “making it” for several years now. Her albums are always well received—everyone from the Washington Post to Rolling Stone has raved about them—and in Texas she’s highly regarded. But Hendrix didn’t really catch on with the national scene until recently, when she won a GRAMMY for penning ‘Li’l Jack Slade,’ a song adopted by the Dixie Chicks. On her own, Hendrix plays smart blues/pop/folk/rock, sings thoughtful lyrics and always displays subtle guitar work with thought provoking lyrics and attention to detail." ―AOL

with Special Guest:SHERILYN SEGREST

Saturday, August 14 at 8PM

probably one of the deepest writers I've known personally. Anybody can make words rhyme. Max makes the words mean something, play off each other and have two or even three different meanings ―Mark David Manders

Saturday, August 22 at 8PM

BRING A COVERED DISH and/or a non-perishable food donation (benefitting Central Dallas Ministries) and FEAST on a Fabulous Buffet before the Show!

"Bill Kirchen's new CD "Word to the Wise" has the "Titan of the Telecaster" joined by A-list colleagues Dan Hicks, Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello, Commander Cody, Maria Muldaur, Chris O'Connell, Blackie Farrell and Norton Buffalo, and more for an All-Star Band serving up heaping portions of Rock and Roll, Country, Boogie-Woogie, and Western Swing with Masterpieces both Old and New !!!"

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