D.R.I.

The DIRTY ROTTEN IMBECILES' history begins on May 2, 1982
around 4:00pm, in the city of Houston,TX. It was on this day
that the musically agressive quartet we now know as D.R.I. made
their first Dirty Rotten noise and called it a song. Back then
it was Spike Cassidy (guitar), Kurt Brecht (vocals), Eric Brecht
(drums), and Dennis Johnson (bass).
The group started practicing at Kurt and Eric's parents home,
where the brothers lived amongst the "Madman" (their father).
They practiced a few nights a week around 5:00pm, just as the
Madman would be on his way home from a hard day at work. He would
open his front door only to be blasted with 120db of the band's
horrendous attempt to make music. The Madman would then pound on
their jam room door until he was let in so that in turn, he could
throw them out of his house calling them such things as "... you
bunch of dirty rotten imbeciles". This is how D.R.I. got their
name.

With UUVVWWZ!
Ft. Jim Bong Ill & TJ Deal

Details to come

Video contest followed by music from DJ Conchance

Ocean vs Daughter

Ocean Versus Daughter are a group of Brits, Americans, and Czechs that came together in the lovely city of Prague in 2009. Their piano-driven sound has a flavor as distinct as the city they call home. Their unique arrangement of strings, synth, drums, and piano come together in order to feather up songs about night terrors, recycled love, and the hope that your ex will die in a bright, billowy fire.

with:

Freddie Gibb

http://freddiegibbs.com/

Cory Gunz (Young Money Entertainment, Cash Money Records)

Supernatural http://www.upabove.com/artistHome.aspx?artistID=50

Corey Woods aka Raekwon The Chef, has been a staple in the Entertainment industry since his debut in 1993 as an integral part in undeniably one of the greatest Hip-Hop groups to date, the legendary Wu-Tang Clan. Rae’s verbal ability took center stage early in the original cult classic Protect Ya Neck, but little did the world know, that we were merely indulging in delicious appetizers delivered by Rae. It wasn’t until 1995, when Raekwon The Chef emerged from the kitchen and invited the Hip-Hop faithful into his personal chamber and the world was privileged to partake in the perfectly sautéed full course meal… Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.

Musical anthropologists interested in the study of just how fast a band can evolve need look no further than the six upright, upstanding men in Oregon’s Larry and His Flask. Formed by brothers Jamin and Jesse Marshall in 2003, the Flask (as the band’s expanding army of fans calls them) spent its first half-decade stuck in a primordial, punk-rock goop, where a blood-sweat-and-beers live show took priority over things like notes and melodies. Don’t misunderstand: The band was (somewhat) skilled and an absolute joy to watch, but the goal was always the party over perfection.

Soulfly incite a musical uprising on Enslaved, their eighth album for Roadrunner Records.
This time around, the heavy metal tribe treads extreme territory by incorporating blast beats, violent riffs and wheezing whammy squeals into its patented groove-driven war cry. All of those elements converge within a concept record about slavery—a first for legendary frontman Max Cavalera [Sepultura, Cavalera Conspiracy].
This is also the inaugural offering from the group's new lineup featuring bassist Tony Campos [ex-Static-X, Asesino] and drummer David Kinkade [Borknagar] alongside Cavalera and guitar cohort Marc Rizzo. Ever since the band's gold-certified debut in 1998, Soulfly have become deadlier and more dangerous with each critically acclaimed successive release, but Enslaved sees them roaring like never before.

Fresh on the scene is rapper athlete (commonly referred to as a rap-lete), Mike Stud. After playing baseball for a few years at Duke, Stud transferred to Georgetown where he will finish his last year of eligibility…but being a star athlete wasn’t enough for Mr. Stud, so he decided to pick up a mic and try his hand at rapping. Stud burst onto the college rap scene, and is now being featured everywhere from The Washington Post to BroBible.com…and he shows no signs of slowing down. His style is laid back and cocky, and his punchlines leave you stunned and begging for more. Watch this boy closely as he finishes up his final season and is able to commit to his music full time.

With Huey Mack

With
Battleship Gray

Featuring MASSES!

Fan Club On Sale Now via http://shpongle.frontgatetickets.com/choose.php?a=1&lid=65220&eid=73960
Public On Sale Sat. Feb. 18th @ 10 a.m. via http://radkadillac.com/, http://etix.com/ and locally at all ETIX outlets (Omaha: Homer's Music Store - Lincoln: Kinetic Brew inside the Bourbon Theatre). Tickets purchased at Kinetic Brew will NOT have service fees!!

:::: Shpongle ::::

http://shpongle.com/

http://facebook.com/shpongle

Dongle and Mongle are the only two other words rhyming with Shpongle...a strange hybrid of electronic manipulation and shamanic midgets with frozen digits squeezing the envelope and crawling through the doors of perception, find a new pair of dice...extra numbers and colours an infinite expanding bubble, filled with a bizzare, strange world of dripping halucinatory wallpaper, a garden of earthly delights...........Shpongleland.....a place of well being, and reflective surfaces, morphing like an Anacondas skin and shimmering like a million colour changing squid, at fifty fathoms.. truly unfathomable like seperating water from it's wetness, the Ineffable Mysteries unweave .....

Be prepared for a unique 3-D mapping stage show that is guaranteed to be a spectacle to behold!!

:::: Phutureprimitave ::::

http://phutureprimitive.com/

http://soundcloud.com/phutureprimitave

Phutureprimitive's music is singular and unique in its approach: Lush melodies drift across intricate rhythms, groove heavy beats and warm, fuzzy bass lines. Often exploring a dark and dense palette, his music also manages to convey a sense of tranquility and beauty, engaging the listener into hypnotic movement and often escalating toward a full kinetic experience. Conceived and produced in a digital environment, his music manages to convey more humanity and organic warmth then typically found in an often cold and sterile genre. Shimmering with cinematic qualities, his music ultimately speaks to both the mind and the body.

Fanclub tickets available now via http://martinsextontickets.musictoday.com/MartinSexton/moreInfo.aspx?event=148206&outlet=419.
Public On Sale Saturday, Feb. 18th via http://radkadillac.com/, http://etix.com/ and locally at all ETIX outlets (Omaha: Homer's Music Stores - Lincoln: Kinetic Brew inside the Bourbon Theatre). Tickets purchased at Kinetic Brew will NOT have service fees!!!

DIRECT TICKET LINK: coming soon...

:::: Martin Sexton ::::

http://martinsexton.com/

http://facebook.com/officialmartinsexton

Fall Like Rain, Martin Sexton’s latest offering, as EP, finds this artist
again asking relevant questions and challenging the status quo. Entertaining us all the while, he continues to call for unity in “One Voice Together” and adds: “In a world of warfare, peace is bad for business . . .” A timely cover of Buffalo Springfield’s “For What It’s Worth” reminds us it’s time to “stop, hey, what’s that sound, everybody look what’s going down.” On this record, the artist subtly and seamlessly blends infectious tunes with a powerful message.

His “soul-marinated voice” (Rolling Stone) shimmers on the soaring falsetto on the title track: “I wanna feel, I wanna fall like rain, without the shelter, so I can see which way the wind is blowin’ today.”

Why an EP? Sexton says, “These songs are relevant today and I didn’t want to wait to release a full-length album. And in a down economy, we’re getting new music to people for the price of a soy latte.”

A native of Syracuse, N.Y., and the tenth of 12 children, Martin Sexton grew up in the ’80s. Uninterested in the music of the day, he fueled his dreams with the timeless sounds of classic rock ’n’ roll. As he discovered the dusty old vinyl left in the basement by one his big brothers, his musical fire was lit. Sexton eventually migrated to Boston, where he began to build a following singing on the streets of Harvard Square, gradually working his way through the scene. His 1992 collection of self-produced demo recordings, In the Journey, was recorded on an old 8-track in a friend’s attic. He managed to sell 20,000 copies out of his guitar case. The rest is history.

:::: Stephen Kellogg ::::

http://stephenkellogg.com/

Cappadonna - The official 10th member of Wu-Tang Clan made his debut on Raekwon's "OBFCL" and followed up on Ghostface Killah's "Iron Man" in 1996. He then made several prominent appearances on Wu Tang Clan's second album "Wu-Tang Forever" in 1997, most notably on the stand-out lead single "Triumph". In 1998 he released his debut "The Pillage" featuring RZA, True Master, U-God, & Method Man. He went on to release 5 more albums, "The Yin and the Yang" in 2001, "The Struggle" in 2003, 2008's "The Cappatilize Project", "Slang Prostitution" in 2009 & most recently "The Pilgrimage" in November 2011.

Block McCloud - A veteran of New York City’s underground Hip-Hop scene, Block McCloud has recently emerged as the artist of choice both for his skills as a seasoned lyricist and for his ability to craft and sing choruses to embellish tracks featuring the likes of Jedi Mind Tricks, Vinnie Paz with Clipse & Paul Wall, Sean Price, Sick Jacken with many more in the queue for 2011 alongside Method Man, Kurupt, Ras Kass, Termanology, Sun God, and others. He is also a member of the Jedi Mind Tricks lead super group Army of the Pharaohs along with spearheading his own musical collective Disturbia Music. His set features Genghis Khan (North Carolina) & DJ Waxwork (formerly of Snowgoons).

King Magnetic - The Jedi Mind Tricks/Army Of The Pharaohs affiliate has several certified DJ Whoo Kid/Shadyville mixtapes under his belt, production work featured on ESPN and a steady buzz. His features with JMT have been on Billboard top 200 charts 3 times since 2008. His other notable recording appearances include work with: Skyzoo, KRS-One, Immortal Technique, Joell Ortiz, Slug of Atmosphere & various Boot Camp Clik members. www.kingmagnetic.com

Featuring GQ aka Nothin' Pretty - although relatively unknown in the underground, GQ is a tri-state battle veteran from Allentown, PA. In the late 90's and early 2000's he placed in various events including several End of the Weak competitions and the Philly Blaze Battle. During that time he also shared stages with KRS One, Edo G, Big Pun, Mobb Deep, Juelz Santana, Jim Jones, Xzibit and many others. More recently, GQ has toured Europe with King Magnetic, as well as the US with Edo G and King & The Cauze. With his 2012 album with King Magnetic and Enemy Soil's Grim Reaperz, GQ looks to solidify his name in underground hip-hop and prepare for his solo debut.

Zoogma combines the sonic diversity and precision of a DJ with the excitement and immediacy of a four piece rock group. Known for their energetic performances and retina pleasing light show, the band consistently dishes out heavy-weight beat-driven dance parties across the nation. Sets are kinetic, combining live improvisation with carefully crafted beats and melodic textures.

www.zoogma.net

http://www.facebook.com/zoogmaband

The four-piece instrumental electronica group known as Somasphere formed in 2006, and quickly became known in Lincoln, Omaha, and surrounding areas for energetic live shows that combine the dance floor sensibilities of DJ culture with the performance capabilities of rock music.
Their unique approach centers on solid danceable rhythms created by the use of both traditional and electronic drum kits. The flow of these distinct, yet equally energetic sources, allows the band to traverse the spectrum of grooves and tempos ranging from steady house, hard-hitting breaks and intense jungle, to mid-tempo and hip hop

http://www.somasphere.com/

http://www.facebook.com/somasphere

Don K is Psytrance. A content aware journey into your unconsciousness.

Doors: 8pm
Show: 9pm
18 and Over

Tickets: $20 advance / $25 day of show

Fan Club Ticketing On Sale NOW via http://kellerwilliams.net/
Public On Sale Sat. Feb. 4th @ 10 a.m. via http://radkadillac.com/, http://etix.com/ & locally at all ETIX outlets (Omaha: Homer's Music Store - Lincoln: Kinetic Brew inside the Bourbon Theatre)
**NOTE** Tickets purchased at Kinetic Brew will NOT have service fees!!!

DIRECT TICKETING LINK: coming soon...

:::: Keller Williams ::::

http://kellerwilliams.net/

http://facebook.com/kellerwilliams

Since he first appeared on the scene in the early ’90s, Williams has defined the term independent artist. And his recordings tell only half the story. Keller built his reputation initially on his engaging live performances, no two of which are ever alike. For most of his career he has performed as a one-man band—his stage shows are constructed around Keller singing his compositions and choice cover songs while accompanying himself on an acoustic guitar connected to a Gibson Echoplex delay system that allows him to simulate a full band. That approach, Williams explains, was derived from “hours of playing solo with just a guitar and a microphone, and then wanting to go down different avenues musically. I couldn’t afford humans and didn’t want to step into the cheesy world of automated sequencers where you hit a button and the whole band starts to play, then you’ve got to solo along or sing on top of it. I wanted something more organic yet with a dance groove that I could create myself.

:::: Dumptruck Butterlips ::::

http://dumptruckbutterlips.com/

http://facebook.com/theRealDTBL

Dumptruck Butterlips wants you to join their foursome for a night and let them entertain you. With their potent mix of down home country and funky soul music, they bring audiences to their knees, pleading for a second round. Coming together with their instruments, presence, and style, Dumptruck Butterlips dance, sing, and perform original music that will have you thinking of them the morning after. The quartet of Mr. Mustard on guitar, Ziggy on accordion & keys, Megan playing upright bass, and Surka stroking the washboard while singing is an experience not to be missed.

Doors: 7pm
Show: 8pm
ALL AGES!!

Tickets: $20 advance / $25 day of show

On Sale Sat. Feb. 4th via http://radkadillac.com/, http://etix.com/ & all local ETIX outlets (Omaha: Homer's Music Store - Lincoln: Kinetic Brew inside the Bourbon Theatre)
**Tickets purchased at Kinetic Brew will NOT have service fees!!

DIRECT TICKET LINK: coming soon...

:::: Frankenstein Brothers ::::
Buckethead and That 1 Guy have always had a kind relationship. This special bond culminated with the release of "Bolt on Neck - Prototype #1" which is a collaborative album featuring both... Now, they're hopping in their spaceship to travel the country to put their friendship on display. We couldn't be more excited that they are landing the ship in Lincoln, Ne at the Bourbon Theatre.

Saturday
March 3rd, 2012
Doors Open @ 9

Featuring

LINCOLN, NE'S AND UNIVERSITY STUDENT BROWN!!!!!!!!

LINCOLN SUPER PRODUCER/ RAPPER JACOB MATHER!!!!!

LINCOLN'S HEAVY HITTER E-NUTT!!!!!!!!!!!

BEEN AROUND AND MAKIN MOVES DYMONDZ!!!!!!!!!

RISING STAR SWIFF SHIFF!!!!!!!!!

TOO HOT TO HANDLE G-RO!!!!!!!

AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST THE YOUNGSTER LIL SAINT!!!!!!

A FEW MORE ACTS TO BE ADDED!!!!

EARLY SHOW FROM 6-9pm

GOOD SPEAKERS PRESENTS:

LEAP DAY PARTY!
Bad Speler & DJ Blac
w/ foam_FORM

In addition to booking festivals and concerts for international touring musicians, GOOD SPEAKERS PRESENTS is hosting a monthly party in Lincoln, NE. The 3rd wednesday of every month, at the wonderful BOURBON THEATRE, Bad Speler and DJ Blac will be blowing up the Rye Room, with special guests curated by Good Speakers Presents.

We couldn't wait til March 21, so we decided to throw a Leap Day Party to get things started off right! Stoked to have foam_FORM on the show! We first heard his music during one of Robert Stewarts masterpiece plays...but the tunes on his bandcamp really blew us away. This up and coming producer takes elements of Flying Lotus, Four Tet, and other groove conscious IDM pioneers and makes it something original, and beautiful, that still makes you want to dance.

WHAT HAPPENS ON LEAP DAY DIDN'T REALLY HAPPEN. NO REGRETS. NO SECRETS BETWEEN SAILORS. IT'S LEAP DAY. ANYONE CAN BE A QUEEN. EVERYONE CAN RULE. WE ALL RULE!!!

$2 -- YES ONLY $2!!!!

Peformances by -

Bad Speler
soundcloud.com/darrenkeen

http://illegal-art.net/badspeler/

DJ Blac
djblac.com

foam_FORM
foamform.bandcamp.com

Guilty is the Bear
Rock Paper Dynamite
Freakabout

21+ $5
18+ $7

music @ 9-2am, all female front room. bass music backroom.

Acts:
feb:
front room-
dj remixtress
hypoxtic
miss knotty
shark week

main room:

bassthoven
spankalicious
moeglie
rygol
azoic realm

ALSO this is THE Spankalicious album release party

Brazilian Carnaval will be Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Bourbon Theatre, 1415 O Street, in downtown Lincoln from 8:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. Brazilian snacks, music and Caipirinhas will featured as well as samba dancers.

Son Del Llano CD Release Party
with:
Jarana
Blue Agave
$pencelove