It’s Texas Set to Music! The Saturday after Thanksgiving, you can make plans for the Tumbleweed Opry happening at the historic Yucca Theatre in downtown Midland.
Texas swing music and Texas country music by the Cardiac Cowboys, The Chris Brazeal Band and Black Gold.
Tickets available at N-Tune Music and Jenkins Jewelry & Gifts in Midland and TJ Rabbit’s in Odessa.
For more info, call Jon Langley - Executive Producer/Founder at 432 683-6400, 432 210-4825 or go to www.tumbleweedopry.com
The following flier lists all the details for the event to be held on Thursday, November 19th from 5 to 9 pm.
For more info, contact Cigar Frog’s at 432-687-1671 or visit their website here.
Performing their original brand of rock opera, TSO, will be hit United Spirit Arena in Lubbock on Dec 10th.
Tickets range in price from $48-$52 and can be purchased at www.tsotickets.com. This show is expected to sell out, as it is the first show of the tour, as well as the only show in the whole state that’s scheduled before Christmas. The light and laser show alone make any TSO show worth the ticket!
To see live video footage and listen to audio samples, go to www.trans-siberian.com.
Midland Chamber’s annual Holiday Business Bash will be held at the Midland Center on Thursday, Dec 3rd. 5-8 PM.
Silent and live auctions. Live music provided by Mister Happy Band. For more info, call Stephanie Cook at 683-3381 or click here.
The latest installment of Basin PBS’ Proud Heritage Series, “Home Field Advantage,” starring former Kansas City Chief EJ Holub, Doc Dodson, Mary Neil Johnson, announcer Barry Sikes, John Wilkins, plus OHS’ Derrick Teegarden and all your favorite players, the band, fans and proud grandmas.
Football fans are invited to Basin PBS’ Live Sneak Peek event at 7:30 pm, Saturday, November 14th, at Midland’s historic Yucca Theatre, located at 208 N Colorado.
The event us FREE, but seating is limited. Please RSVP at info@basinpbs.org or by calling 432-563-5728.
Come out and celebrate the Grand Re-Opening of Centennial Plaza in downtown Midland on Friday, November 13th from noon to 1 pm.
The fun will include live music by Loudfinger as well as food vendors for those wanting lunch.
Attendees are encouraged to bring canned food to be collected by the City of Midland for the Permian Basin Food Bank in an effort to help STAMP OUT HUNGER this Thanksgiving.
WHEN: Saturday, Nov 14th, 1-5 PM
WHERE: UTPB
Critique Forum: led by Poet Laureate, Larry D. Thomas
Cowboy Poetry Workshop: led by Dr. Russell Goodyear
Book Signing by Larry D. Thomas
Poetry Readings featuring West Texas poets Jim Kitchens, Dr. Russell Goodyear, Morris Burns, Rick Holstead, Connie Williams and Glen Walton.
Music by Ron Eckert featuring the chronicles of “The Badman”.
Sponsored by Sandstorm, Midland College English Dept, Odessa Council for the Arts & Humanities and Permian Basin Chapter of the Poetry Society of Texas.
For more info, contact Kat Copeland at 697-4205 or by email at kopykat@grandecom.net.
On the coattails of the re-opening of the Blakemore Planetarium, the Museum of the Southwest will be hosting a business after hours mixer from 5-7 PM on Thursday, Nov 12th. A special presentation will follow in the dome.
Call the Museum of the Southwest at 683-2882 for more info. Located at 1705 W. Missouri.
Thursday, Nov 12th @ Stonegate Fellowship. General Admission tickets ar $20. Standing room only $10. Also performing Tenth Avenue North and Johnny Diaz. Call 694-5100 for more info or visit www.stonegatefellowship.com for more info.
As part of its monthly concert series, Big Apple Deli, will be hosting Nashville recording artist, David Newbould on Tuesday, Nov 10th. Concert begins at 7PM. FREE to public.
Big Apple Deli, located in Snyder, offers a listening room environment for original, acoustic music. For more info, call 325-573-7788.
Newbould’s music is frequently featured on network television shows, including “Criminal Minds”, “Party of Five”, “Joan of Arcadia”, “Dawson’s Creek”, “Threshold”, 7th Heaven and Lifetime’s “Monarch Cove”. His song “Hold Tight, My Blood” was picked up for the trailer of the recently released “Streets of Blood”, a murder-mystery set in New Orleans, LA in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, starring Val Kilmer, ’50 Cent’ and Sharon Stone.
According to Sony Music, “David is a world class songwriter”. His voice is compelling and his lyrics take you through travels of time, the bonds of family, the occasional mystery and both the joys and the hurts of love. He “has the audience hanging on every word and nuance”, said NYC freelance reviewer, Jerry Matthews.
To listen to a sampling of Newbould’s music, go to www.davidnewbould.com.
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