LOVE with Johnny Echols and Strangers in a Strange Land are the headliner this Thursday at Sweetwater.
Arthur Lee’s long serving band will perform the classic songs from Love’s first three albums Love, Da Capo, Four Sail and of course the timeless Forever Changes.
This isn’t just a nostalgia trip – their shows are drawing in an increasingly younger audience as teens and students are discovering the timeless music produced by these 60s legends performed by a band that is truly on top of its game.
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Tickets: $39.66
If you're a fan of The Beatles and Pink Floyd, then you won't want to miss this! Nick Brown & The Owls return to Mac's this Friday.
These talented local musicians will be attempting the slightly deranged feat of performing the entirety of both The Beatles’ Abbey Road and Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon back to back in the same night.
And if all goes well, The Owls will do more themed/album nights in the future!
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Tickets: $17.85
Take a Banana for the Ride, Jeff Ross's hilarious and touching one-man show is coming to the Throckmorton Theatre this Saturday & Sunday.
The solo performance celebrates the lives of Jeff's family, friends, and even his dog. This intimate and revealing show offers a glimpse underneath the thick skin of America’s Roastmaster.
About Jeff Ross: The famous "Roastmaster General” is a one-man verbal assault unit. For years, his name has been synonymous with Roasting. As a staple on the COMEDY CENTRAL ROASTS, Jeff has anchored the roasts of the industry’s most famous people including Justin Bieber, Alec Baldwin, Bruce Willis, James Franco, Charlie Sheen, and President Donald Trump.
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Tickets: $45 (General Admission); $65 (Reserved Seating)
The LoWatters are bringing their distinctive American music back to Rancho Nicasio on Sunday, April 6th.
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LoWatters are a talented acoustic quartet made up of Steve Trivelpiece, Ethan Okamura, Jason Loeks, and JT John. Their sound ranges from the high lonesome twang to the low down dirty roots and is inspired by classic Americana singer songwriters while still retaining a unique sound all their own. They specialize in soulful covers of Americana artists such as John Prine, Gillian Welch, Gram Parsons and The Band to name a few. Their originals would be at home on a playlist with the aforementioned artists along with a slight nod toward more contemporary artists such as Bon Iver, Iron and Wine and Ryan Adams. Whatever they play, effortless vocal harmonies abound!
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No Cover. $15 Suggested Donation.
Calling all fans of The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, and The Who! Strange Daze, Liquid Sky, and The Pinball Wizards will be performing your favorite songs from these three legendary bands this Sunday at HopMonk Tavern.
This "Flower Power" show embraces the entire spectrum of the bands' catalogs, preserving the incendiary spirit that defines three of the most celebrated rock 'n' roll acts in history.
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Tickets: $20 (advance); $25 (at the door)
** Open to all ages.
The music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons comes to life this Sunday in this one-of-a-kind concert.
DECEMBER’63 showcases all your favorite songs from Frankie Valli including the classics that have been thrilling audiences for decades. This re-creation of a Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons concert will have you reaching for the high notes as the cast and band take you on musical journey with stops at every phase of the careers of Frankie and the boys! In 1962, the group released their first album, featuring the single “Sherry,” which was not only their first charted hit but also their first number one song. The Four Seasons followed up” Sherry” with several million selling hits, including “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Walk Like A Man,” “Candy Girl” and several others. Come out and enjoy a night of timeless classics!
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Tickets: $62 and $73
Broadway once again comes to Marin! After a successful run of Side by Side by Sondheim last year, the Lark Theater is mounting another great Broadway revue, Kander and Ebb’s The World Goes ‘Round, with songs from their greatest hits from Cabaret, Chicago, Kiss of the Spider Woman, and more!
This is a lively song & dance revue that had a successful run on Broadway, and has much of the same cast as last year’s hit Sondheim musical. Produced for the Lark Stage by Ellie Mednick; Directed and Choreographed by Carolyn Hutchinson; Music and Lyrics by John Kander and Fred Ebb.
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Tickets: $45 (Lark members); $50 (General Admission)
Show runs: March 29th - April 20th (every Saturday & Sunday)
The Mill Valley Music Festival, an outdoor celebration of music, arts and community, returns to Mill Valley’s Friends Field on May 10th & 11th. Gary Clark Jr. and Nile Rodgers & Chic headline a heady, multi-genre mix of diverse national acts and local lights, coupled with world-class food, drink and art for your best friends and ones you’re yet to meet.
This year's performers include: Vieux Farka Touré, Sister Nancy, Ghost-Note, The Crosby Collective feat. Jason Crosby, Monophonics, Thee Sinseers, Elliott Peck, and Mission Delirium.
Throughout the weekend event, organizers will showcase the region’s best artisans, food vendors, and philanthropic causes through an extensive vendor market; as well as family-friendly activities; immersive art installations, roaming local performers; plus local vintners, craft brewers, and other Mother’s Day Weekend surprises.
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Tickets: $232.66 (two-day Adult pass); $117.30 (two-day Kids pass); $198.05 (two-day Senior pass)
