 Primal Scream/Inner Ear Productions
POETRY FOR THE MASSES…
THE INNER EAR POETRY JAM
FRESNO, CA
www.theinnerear.net
CONTENT: strong language, loud noises, and occasional run-ins with the Thought Police…
RATING: PG-13
The INNER EAR Poetry Jam is a “live” venue showcasing Central Valley artists in spoken word, art, music and performance that breaks stereotypes and shatters perceptions. The jam features live music by local Fresno favorite THE HOUSE BAND along with the shows own mix master DJ JORDAN, plus LIVE PAINTING! Co-host DEANNA PIERRO and creator/host S. BRYAN MEDINA keeps things moving with special guests and their own original works. Poets’ works will be in an “open” format about life in general, love, sex, politics, and anything else they can think of. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS!
$5
The Inner Ear Poetry Jams at…
Thurs. March 3rd @ Ashtree Studio 8-10pm
Tues. March 8th @ Full Circle Brewery 8-10
Thurs. March 10th @ Full Circle Brewery
8-10
Sat. March 12th @ Ashtree Studio special
noon-time show 12-2pm
Other $5 Acts at Full Circle…
8 PM, Friday, March 4 – Glen Delpit & The Subterraneans
8 PM, Saturday, March 5, - Richfield
8 PM, Friday, March 11, - Live Bait
8 PM, Saturday, March 12, - Suavecito
info: www.fullcirclebrewing.com |
The Artist formerly known as FIG GARDEN SLIM
(aka Joel Pickford) makes a rare appearance at this year’s festival, backed by a powerhouse blues band. Slim’s guitar work and vocals are characterized by tasteful phrasing, a healthy respect for tradition and deep blues feeling. As a blues festival and concert promoter, Slim brought artists like John Lee Hooker, Brownie McGhee and Robert Cray to Fresno. He has also performed with Charles Brown, Sonny Rhodes, Magic Slim, Mel Brown, Wayne Bennett, Kim Wilson, Albert Collins, Louisiana Red and Harmonica Slim.
10PM, Fri., Mar. 4
8 PM, Sat., Mar. 5
4 PM, Sun., Mar 6
$5
PERFORMANCES FOR THE REST OF ROGUE 05 CANCELLED
 DEJA BLUES
Déja Blues — one of the Central Valley’s hardest working blues bands — has been dishing up a hefty serving of blues with all the grooves for more than five years. The band features Rod “Hot Rod” Fowler on drums, Don Heflin and his mighty Bass, and Jim “Gumbo” Furnas on guitar. Like the man said, “If you can’t dance to Déja Blues, something’s broke.”
8 PM, Fri., Mar. 4
10 PM, Sat., Mar. 5
2 PM, Sun., Mar 6
$5
PERFORMANCES FOR THE REST OF ROGUE 05 CANCELLED
 RON CATALANO QUARTET
Blazing jazz saxophonist Ron Catalano has performed with artists such as Michael Feinstein, Natalie Cole, Vicki Carr and a host of others. Throughout the 1980s he served as Musical Director and Orchestrator for Bob Hope and worked with artists such as Frank Sinatra, Charlie Pride, and Glen Campbell. The son of Drummer Louis T. Catalano and Vocalist Anita Clair, Ron began playing professionally around his native Los Angeles at age twelve.
8 PM, Thur, Mar.10
8 PM, Fri., Mar. 11
10 PM, Sat, Mar 12
$5
PERFORMANCES FOR THE REST OF ROGUE 05 CANCELLED
 RICH SEVERSON TRIO
Master jazz guitarist Rich Severson has students all over the world enrolled in his “Guitar College,” a home study program that he developed in 1989. He is a former instructor at GIT/Musicians Institute in Hollywood. He also teaches guitar workshops throughout the US and plays in many bands around the Central Valley. To date, he has recorded five CDs, plus numerous sessions backing other artists. At the 2005 Rogue festival, Rich is joined by Roy Carlson, bass, and Gary Newmark, drums.
10 PM, Thur.,Mar.10
10 PM, Fri., Mar. 11
8 PM, Sat., Mar 12
$5
PERFORMANCES FOR THE REST OF ROGUE 05 CANCELLED
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 SUPER SIZE ME
Film screening: Wednesday, March 9, 2005
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Edwards Theaters in the River Park Shopping Center
Note: this film is rated PG-13 Why are Americans so fat? Find out in Super Size Me, a tongue-in-cheek - and burger in hand - look at the legal, financial and physical costs of America's hunger for fast food. See this provocative film as it premiers in Fresno as part of the 2005 Rogue Festival and during the exhibition Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body. Following the film, the Met will present a panel discussion with doctors, school administrators, dietitians, and restaurant owners. Tickets are $5 for members and $10 for non-members and can be purchased online below, at the Museum, or by calling 559-441-1444. Seating is limited so reserve your seat today. Tickets purchased online before 2/28 will be mailed to your shipping address. Tickets purchased online 3/1 or later will be held at will-call. INDIVIDUAL TICKETS ARE REQUIRED - NO "ROGUE READY" PASSES WILL BE HONORED CLICK FOR MORE INFO |
