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SUMMARY:Ethan Lipton and His Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, May 3\, 2015\nGreenwall Auditorium\, Bennington College\nTickets\, $18 in advance\, $22 at the door\, $5 for students.\navailable at www.brownpapertickets.com\nor call 1-800-838-3006 \nFind out more about the Ethan Lipton and his Orchestra online.\nDoors open at 6:00\, show at 7:00pm. \nNo Place to Go is a play/song cycle about the demise of an American workplace. Performed by Ethan Lipton & his Orchestra (Eben Levy-guitar\, Ian Riggs –stand-up bass\, and Vito Dieterle-horns. NO PLACE TO GO was commissioned by Joe’s Pub and produced by the Public Theater in a production directed by Leigh Silverman in March 2012. Ethan Lipton is no stranger to the Basement Music Series so bringing his play here will be a special night\, especially performing at Greenwall at Bennington College. The show won an Obie Award and was called “one of the galvanizing theater moments of 2012” by the NY Times\, and later played four weeks at Two River Theater in Red Bank\, NJ\, where it earned a spot on the Star-Ledger’s Best of Theater and Opera list for 2012. The band has also performed one-offs of the show in Virginia\, Los Angeles\, Connecticut and at the ATP music fest in Camber Sands\, UK\, and will continue to tour it through 2015.
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/ethan-lipton-and-his-orchestra/
LOCATION:Greenwall Auditorium\, Bennington College\, 1 College Drive\, Bennington\, 05201
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Alex Torres Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, April 10\, 2015\nTickets\, $20 in advance\, $25 at the door\, $15 for students.\navailable at www.brownpapertickets.com\nor call 1-800-838-3006 \nDoors open at 7:00\, show at 8:00pm. \nThe quartet of William Rodriguez on the congas\, Alex Torres on the bongo\, Fred Young on the trumpet and Abe Sanchez on the piano features many jazz standards with Latin “danceable” styles such as salsa\, merengue and chacha.
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/alex-torres-quartet/
LOCATION:VAE\, VAE\, 48 Main Street\, North Bennington\, 05201
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:The Citizens
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, March 28\, 2015\nTickets\, $18 in advance\, $22 at the door\, $12 for students.\navailable at www.brownpapertickets.com\nor call 1-800-838-3006 \nDoors open at 7:00\, show at 8:00pm. \n“The Citizens shouldn’t be missed! It’s easy to say that this band or that band is the best new thing to hit the streets\, but in the case of this NYC quintet it would be impossible not to sing the members’ praises. Fans of any sort of quirky pop or rock should get their hands on Post Cro-Magnon Drift immediately and let the bliss-out begin.” -Jenn O’Donnell\, DOA \nThe Citizens are a four piece band from New York City that began playing together in early 2003. Known for their impressive dynamic range\, the Citizens’ songs vary from British-influenced rock to quiet\, sometimes experimental pieces that play with the boundaries of traditional song forms.  Some of the groups influences include:  The Beatles\, The Smiths\, Big Star\, Sly and The Family Stone\, Velvet Underground and The Pretenders. \nThe band’s Oregon spawned rhythm section consists of Jason DiMatteo (Valerie June\, Chocolate Genius\, Burnt Sugar) on bass and John Bollinger (Antony and The Johnsons\, Sway Machinery\, Barbez)on drums. Jason and John have known each other since grade school. With a background together in rock\, r&b and jazz\, they provide a solid\, time-honed core for the band’s music. \nThom Loubet is the band’s guitarist. Thom is a versatile player with a knack for texture who can easily move from aggressive to delicate playing styles.  Thom has played with some of the New York scene’s most prominent musicians such as Alice Smith\, Tamar-Kali\, Burnt Sugar\, and Nu Afrika. \nThe group’s lead singer\, lyricist and keyboard player is Mark Lesseraux. Mark is known for his dramatic live performances and considerable vocal ability. Mark was the lead singer of the psych/pop trio Lazy Susan in 1999/2000. He has recorded two solo CDs and one other collaborative CD with the NY multi-cultural collective Earthdriver. \nSonically and lyrically\, the Citizens’ music is both inviting and challenging. Employing a unique variety of themes\, moods and melodies\, they manage to produce consistently captivating and original “Avant Rock.”
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/the-citizens/
LOCATION:VAE\, VAE\, 48 Main Street\, North Bennington\, 05201
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Jeffrey Broussard and the Creole Cowboys
DESCRIPTION:Tickets:\nStudents\, advance $10\, at the door $12\nAdults\, Advance $18\, at the door $22 \nDoors open at 7pm.  Show begins at 8pm. \nThe youngest of eleven children\, Jeffery Broussard was raised in Frilot Cove\, Louisiana.  His father was a sharecropper and bandleader of Delton Broussard & The Lawtell Playboys\, where Jeffery began his music career at just eight years old playing drums for the band.  \nToday\, Broussard\, a master of more than a half dozen instruments\, says of performing: “It makes me happy to see my music make people happy.  It reminds me of how things were when I was growing up. That’s something that a person should never turn their back on.” The band delivers great\, pack-the-floor renditions of Creole classics as well as their own brand of contemporary Zydeco. Jeffery Broussard & The Creole Cowboys are taking the next generation‘s perspective of this music and presenting it with contemporary flair and expertise.
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/jeffrey-broussard-and-the-creole-cowboys-2/
LOCATION:The Bennington Brush Building\, 190 North Street\, Bennington\, 05201
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Jeffrey Broussard and The Creole Cowboys
DESCRIPTION:Born in Lafayette\, Louisiana\, Broussard started his music career at the age of eight when he played drums in his father’s band\, the renowned Delton Broussard and the Lawtell Playboys. By his teen years\, Broussard had taught himself to play the accordion and he began singing as well as playing. He moved on to develop the nouveau Zydeco sound in the band\, Sydeco Force. Today\, Broussard\, a master of more than a half dozen instruments\, says of performing\, “It makes me happy to see my music make people happy. It reminds me of how things were when I was growing up. That’s something that a person should never turn their back on”. Broussard and his current band\, The Creole Cowboys\, deliver great\, pack-the-floor renditions of Creole classics as well as their own brand of contemporary Zydeco. Jeffrey Broussard and The Creole Cowboys are taking the next generation’s perspective of this music and presenting it with contemporary flair and expertise. Pre-purchased tickets for this show are $18 for adults and $10 for students with valid ID. Visit brownpapertickets.org to purchase tickets ahead of time. Tickets may be available at the door on a first come\, first served basis for $22 for adults and $12 for students. \nVisit for more information.
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/jeffrey-broussard-and-the-creole-cowboys/
LOCATION:The Bennington Brush Building\, 190 North Street\, Bennington\, 05201
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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