B-Sides

Edgehill Avenue supports Grayson Capps, preps The Rambler for late February

Jan 28, 2009 at 6:00 am

Edgehill Avenue's new album, The Rambler, arrives Feb. 24 on Departure Records. They play Jan. 31 at Phoenix Hill Tavern. Photo furnished

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Silver Hollow
Louisville’s Arnett Hollow is opening what will apparently be the final Silver Jews performance, on Jan. 31 at Cumberland Caverns, 300 feet underneath McMinnville, Tenn. According to a post on Drag City Records’s website, Berman announced that he’s pulling the plug — calling it quits, if you will. The show is sold out.

On a more positive note, Arnett Hollow is wrapping up work on its new album, due out in later this year. Further news at www.arnetthollow.net.

Electric Avenue
Edgehill Avenue’s new album, The Rambler, hits the streets Feb. 24 on new local label Departure Records, according to the band’s website, www.edgehillave.com.

They open for Grayson Capps & the Stumpknockers, making a return trip, and Nate Thumas (Dallas Alice) on Saturday, Jan. 31, at Phoenix Hill Tavern (644 Baxter Ave., www.pheonixhill.com). Tickets for the 21-and-over show are $10.

No Soul
The ’70s Soul Jam, featuring The Chi-Lites, The Delfonics and The Stylistics, at The Louisville Palace has been canceled, according to louisvillepalace.com. Tickets will be refunded at the point of purchase.

Time Capsule
On Jan. 28,1956, Elvis Presley made his national TV debut on the “Dorsey Brothers Show.”

LEO Music ’Cast
Six-piece jam/psych act Stonewheel (thestonewheel.com) talk about their new CD, Electric Light, which came out last week. Listen at leoweekly.com/music, myspace.com/leoweekly, or download all podcasts for free from iTunes.