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Thursday, Oct. 3

First Thursday on Main

“…often eschewing rock music completely … a loose hybrid of avant-garde soul and psychedelic pop
 

Thursday, Oct. 24

The Arcade Building

Guitarist David Torn brings his “considered virtuosity” (Pitchfork) and “splinteringly Hendrixian” (The Guardian) music to Columbia for the first time ever. Torn’s innovative playing ignores boundaries between rock, jazz and electronic music, and the result is a unique body of collaborative and solo work. Over the decades he has recorded with artists such as David Bowie, Laurie Anderson, John Legend, Tori Amos, David Sylvian, and many others, while exploring adventurous terrain on albums with musicians such as Tim Berne, Bill Bruford, Don Cherry, Jan Garbarek, Tony Levin, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Craig Taborn, to name a few. Torn brings together “the pyrotechnics of classic rock and fusion” and “a ruminative, personal style” that generate “the feeling of being ensconced in sound; your ear is caught in a battle between gravity and weightlessness” (New York Times). This a rare opportunity for music lovers in the region to experience live, in a special setting, the magic of this “master sonic texturalist-guitarist” (Something Else Reviews)

Thursday, Oct. 24

The Nickelodeon

Silents Synced: Radiohead x Nosferatu

Silents Synced is a new series that pairs classic albums with silent movies screening across the country. The first offering is a pairing of two Radiohead albums — Kid A and Amnesiac — with F.W. Murnau‘s 1922 German Expressionist horror film Nosferatu.

Thursday, Oct. 24

New Brookland Tavern

Robbins began his career as a bassist for Government Issue, and has also led five of his own bands: Jawbox, Rollkicker Laydown, Burning Airlines, Channels, and Office of Future Plans. He was a touring bassist for Scream and played bass on the debut 7″ from Jack Potential, which was issued by DeSoto Records in 1993.

Friday, Oct. 25

New Brookland Tavern

Touche’ Amore’ 

Soul Glo

Portrayal of Guilt

Soft Blue Shimmer

Touché Amoré, hailing from Los Angeles, California, is a post-hardcore band known for their emotionally charged lyrics and dynamic sound. Formed in 2007, the band quickly gained a reputation for their raw and honest approach to music. Albums like “Parting the Sea Between Brightness and Me” and “Stage Four” explore themes of grief, loss, and personal growth, resonating deeply with fans. Touché Amoré’s intense live performances and Jeremy Bolm’s passionate vocals have solidified their place as a leading force in the post-hardcore scene.

Friday, Oct. 25

New Brookland Tavern

Late night at New Brookland Tavern

featuring

Channel Vessel

Her New Knife

Scrlett

Friday, Oct. 25

Art Bar

Jam Room Fest Pre Party

Sluice is the recording project of Durham based musician/engineer Justin Morris (Fust, Weirs, Aunt Sis). Radial Gate, the second release as Sluice, features a wide collection of local talent including Avery Sullivan (Fust, Indigo De Souza), Oliver Child-Lanning (Fust, Weirs), Luke Norton (HC McEntire), Frank Meadows (Fust, Tomberlin, Bellows) and Natalie King (Toss) to name a few. Radial Gate continues the Sluice theme of nature’s intersection with industry, and lyrically explores the ideas of isolation and depression giving way to community and personal growth. “Could you pass me a beer, oh no it fell in the river. Hey man that’s all right, goodnight.”

Saturday, Oct. 26

Art Bar

Jam Room Fest After Party

Hot Freaks, a Guided By Voices cover band. The band features of veterans of the SC music scene including bands like 351 Cleveland, Mellow Blue Marsh, The Specs. They are currently prepping album plays of GBV classics like Alien Lanes and Bee Thousand.

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