Late Tuesday afternoon, there is a snazzy shindig at Florida State University where the list of performers for the upcoming Opening Nights festival will be officially revealed.The names of the Opening Nights lineup is being kept secret until the party.While we wait, let's take a quick look into the crystal ball at some other promising shows heading this way in time for the return of the students. on Aug. 23 on the Florida State Union Green, off Woodward Avenue on campus. It's free and open to the public.Eccentric lo fi pop band Islands ("Ski Mask") makes the long drive down from Canada for an evening of quirks and catchy riffs on Sept. 9 at the FSU Club Downunder. Other highlights of the Club Downunder's fall include singer Ty Segall (Sept. 10), the unfortunately name indie band Diarrhea Planet (Sept. 12), ewww, the bluesy rock of Delta Spirit (Sept. 15), the critically hailed Cymbals Eat Guitars (Oct. 10), the slightly dyslexic slow motion funk of Com Truise (Oct. 11)
http://www.asmallheaven.net/replica-breilting-bentley-6-75-disocunt-uk.html, the band not the TV show Twin Peaks (Oct. 16) and the Canadian club pop of Caribou (Nov. 20).Neo soul hit makers Fitz The Tantrums get the party started on Sept. 9 in the Civic Center. A few days later, Grammy Award nominated R singer Anthony Hamilton returns with his husky voice for a show on Sept. 19 in the Civic Center. Let's hope he sings his Southern fried classic "Cornbread, Fish and Collard Greens."Get your best blue jeans cleaned and pick out a straw cowboy hat when bro' country star Luke Bryan returns for another sure to be packed show on Oct. 3 at Cross Creek Place, 2635 Thornton Road near the Tallahassee Automobile Museum. The last time he played there he created a traffic jam.The indie folk band The Head and the Heart invites you to sing along when the gang drops by The Moon on Sept. 30. Louisiana swamp singer and guitarist Tab Benoit is back at The Moon on Nov. 6. Beatles fans will not want to miss an all Beatles evening of music by local bands on Oct. 11 at The Moon and then the Beatles impersonators band called 1964 The Tribute brings the Fab Four alive on Nov. 11 at the former A grocery store on Lafayette Street. 21.Tallahassee music ambassador, blues dude and gumbo chef Bill "The Sauce Boss" Wharton brings his guitar and cooking pot to the stage at the Bradfordville Blues Club on Aug. 22. Other fall highlights at the city's most famous juke joint include Gators in the Sawgrass (Sept. 21), The Randall Bramblett Band (Oct. 3), the Sixth Annual Pat Ramsey Benefit for Big Bend Hospice (Oct. 25), Mr. Sipp (Nov. 7), Delta Moon (Dec. 12) and Col. Bruce Hampton (Dec. 26).Check out the city's newest concert venue when performers Chrisette Michele and J. Holiday bring "The Urban Soul Experience" to the Cascades Park Amphitheater on Aug. 31 in time for the Labor Day holiday.Even if you think you don't like opera, don't miss Mozart's mega ton "Don Giovanni" when it's performed by The Florida State Opera starting Oct. 30 in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. Concert pianist Katherine Chi performs with The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra on Oct. 19 in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall and the TSO's annual "Holiday Magic" show is slated for Dec. 19 and 20. The Artist Series presents the top notch Jasper String Quartet on Sept. 14 in Opperman Music Hall.Well, that's just scratching the surface for now. There will be gobs of other live bands coming this way as football season takes hold and the weather switches from broiling to tolerable. Stay tuned to Limelight for complete details. Friday at the Bradfordville Blues Club
, 7152 Moses Lane. Tickets are $13 in advance and $15 day of the show. Friday at the American Legion Hall, on the shores of Lake Ella. The cover is $8 at the door. Friday at Lollie Pop's, 1429 S. Monroe St. It's free. in and around Railroad Square Art Park. That's where you can catch one man band Dylan "Ragpicker" Allen causing a wonderful ruckus. It's all free to see. Friday at the Backwoods Bistro, 401 E. Tennessee St. There is no cover charge and it's an all ages show. Friday at Atmosphere, 2122 W. Pensacola St. Tickets are $8 advance and $12 day of the show. Saturday in downtown's Ponce de Leon Park. It's free and open to the public."I'm so excited about Saturday night," Nixon said via email this week. "I'll have my full band with me, even a background vocalist adding the harmonies, which I don't have very often."Nearly everyone who attended the downtown New Year's Eve Bash with the Little River Band earlier this year, agreed that Nixon was the highlight of the party when she breathed new life into "Auld Lang Syne." This time around, she focusing her talents on original material."I'm going to be mostly playing from my latest album, 'Lake Ella's Sky
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