Showing posts with label Bands Live Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bands Live Music. Show all posts

Saturday, August 10, 2013

Monday, September 19, 2011

Live Music on September 29th at the Amsterdam Bar!



The Uncle Bill Roach Band & The Hacks
Thursday, September 29 at 9:00pm - September 30 at 12:00am

The Amsterdam Bar
831 Exposition
Dallas, Texas

The State Fair opens on the 30th. We're going to user it in appropriately with The Uncle Bill Roach Band & The Hacks.

Rockabilly by a group of Tex-Mexicans & Bluegrass by some fine southern rednecks seems like the perfect way to welcome the Big Tex, Corn dogs, Funnel Cake season. Come on out; it'll be fun. You can enjoy the last night of free easy parking before the fair!

Monday, July 12, 2010

Benefit for Rockin' Ralph of "Hollywood 5 and Dime" July 14th

A Benefit for Rockin Ralph of Hollywood 5 and Dime fame will be held at The Amsterdam Bar Wednesday July 14th, 2010. Spector 45 and The Dangits will be playing starting at 9 PM. DJ Mark Ridlen willl DJ between the bands' sets, so the music will never stop.

All donations will go directly to Ralph's medical bills.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Bands on the patio this Saturday! Live music!


Saturday May 15, 2010 at 9:00pm: Vulgar Fashion, Moira Scar (San Francisco), Museum Creatures, and Dj sets from Oleg B & Rodrigo Diaz.

Vulgar Fashion - http://www.myspace.com/vulgarfashion
Moira Scar - http://www.myspace.com/thefloatingcorpses
Museum Creatures - http://www.myspace.com/museumcreatures

$5 at the door, 21+ only, on the patio so subject to rain.

Thursday, August 06, 2009

Blue Petal and Don Cento, Saturday August 8th!


Blue Petal is a Dallas, Texas band with a powerful melodic folk rock sound. The band is fronted by Russian-born lead singer, Manya Repnikova, who plays as well as writes songs on the guitar. Though their music is quite energetic, it can quickly turn dark yet beautiful on songs like "Host" and "Turning it Around." Peter Anderson also plays guitar, keyboard, and writes songs for the band, while Bryan Butler taps into his native Texan roots for some authentically southern finger picking and harmonica playing. All mixed together you have a real recipe for music here.

Don Cento can play the guitar, and he does. Whether it’s a green solid body one, a yellow masonite one with lipstick pickups, a Bakelite one that sits in his lap while being slid on, a baritone one like Glen Campbell’s solo in “Galveston,” he has no natural enemies in the guitar family. Originally from Mark Twain country, where Missouri loves company, he came to study at UNT some seasons back; when the train pulled out after graduation, he missed it. Don is the first guitarist to join the LJM experience, and he brings an erudite versatility and unerring musical decency to the table.

Come early to ensure you get a good seat.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Happy Bullets, Amo Joy and Hardin Sweaty and The Ready to Go on July 18th

Happy Bullets, Amo Joy and Hardin Sweaty and The Ready to Go

What: Concert "super sweet and sugery fun "
Host: The Amsterdam Bar - Dallas, Texas
Start Time: Saturday, July 18 at 8:00pm
End Time: Sunday, July 19 at 2:00am
Where: The Amsterdam Bar's Patio


A little bit about The Happy Bullets:
Recording songs that combined a 1960's psychedelic nostalgia with ironic and literate lyrics, The Happy Bullets began when indie songwriters Jason Roberts and Tim Ruble met while working together at an art gallery in a suburb of Dallas. After a home recording demo was released and played on local radio, Roberts quickly recruited his wife, Andrea to learn bass guitar while lending vocal support to several of the bands more pop-oriented songs. Additional members were later added including Josh McKibben of The Sons of Sound, Rhett Jones, and Kris Youmans of The Paper Chase.

2004 saw the release of The Happy Bullets first record, Blue Skies and Umbrellas and was quickly followed up in 2005 with The Vice and Virtue Ministry, engineered by Stuart Sikes (Modest Mouse, Cat Power, the Promise Ring) and released on the upstart Dallas indie label Undeniable Records. The latter gained the band critical acclaim on the national college radio circuit and led to shared bills with Mates of State, Architecture in Helsinki, and Of Montreal.

In 2006, The Happy Bullets toured throughout the United States performing in Austin, Texas at the SXSW Music Festival, Athens, Georgia at the 2006 Athens Popfest, and at CMJ Music Festival in New York City.[1]
We look forward to having The Happy Bullets on our stage this weekend.

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Music at the Amsterdam

Blue Petal played last weekend and was imply amazing, you should definitely check them out.

Nate Fowler's Elixir plays this Saturday at the Amsterdam.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Rare footage of own own bartender Ross performing his new single

I managed to find some rare footage online of one of our favorite bartenders performing his new hit single (it's a cover).

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Benefit for Nate Fowler this Saturday and Sunday!


Who is Nate Fowler? I'll let Zac Crain of Frontburner tell you:
I’ve known Nate Fowler for more than a decade, personally and professionally. You may remember him from one of his previous bands — the American Fuse, most likely — or from his most recent project, Nate Fowler’s Elixir. Really good punk-tinged, loud rock and roll, in the vein of the Replacements or the New York Dolls. For several years, we were neighbors at the Turtle Dove apartments on Matilda and McCommas, and I still see him semi-regularly, since his friend and band mate Kinley Wolfe lives just down the street. He’s probably one of the nicest, sweetest people I’ve ever met.

Anyway, last year, Nate and his mom were in a serious car wreck. Nate’s arm was crushed, shattering it near his wrist. Even the photos I saw of it after he’d been patched up were chilling. Like a lot of musicians — and many Americans, for that matter — Nate doesn’t have health insurance. He has worked his way back to play guitar a little bit, but he needs a ton of physical therapy, and a pile of cash to pay for it all.
Let's help this talented musician get back on his feet.

The Nate Fowler Benefit is this Saturday and Sunday, March 28th and 29th at The Amsterdam Bar

Start Time: 8:00pm each night
End Time: 2:00am each night
Location: The Amstedam Bar
Street: 831 Exposition Avenue Dallas, Texas

Here are the bands scheduled to play the benefit:

Playing Saturday starting 6:00pm:
Nate Fowler's Elixir
Pumpn' Ethyl
Spyche
The Backsliders
Paul Slavens
DJ Wild in the Streets

Playing Sunday starting 6:00pm:
Nate Fowler's Elixir
Salim Nourallah
The Happy Bullets
Rahim Quazi
Dave Little
Mwanz Dover
DJ Baby Magic

Wednesday, November 05, 2008

The KüL to play The Amsterdam Bar November 8th


We are very excited to announce that The KuL will be playing The Amsterdam Bar this Saturday, November 8th!

About the KüL:
The KüL is a band on a musical journey of expression, freedom, and experience. A willingness to explore and create a sound of hope and awareness for the masses, who are blinded by a cloud of paranoia, blending soul, blues, funk, and rocknroll. The KüL has created a sound and style that is unique and all their own.

The Voice of the KüL: Adrian Brackens aka (Johnny Lenix) is a classic throwback to 70s soul singers similar to Al Green, Sly Stone, and James Brown. With his energetic showmanship and poetic writing Johnny Lennix uses his gospel, soul, and funk roots to evoke spiritual and free emotions in the masses. Formally a member of the Grammy award winning gospel group, Gods Property featuring, Kirk Franklin, this multi-talented musician has performed across the country and overseas with the award winning group.

The Sound of the KüL: guitarist Dane Manshack, a Blues Master in the making, takes elements of the past and conjures up a spellbinding electric sound of psychedelic peace, love, sex, and happiness. This young cat harkens to the 60's with bell-bottoms and bare feet playing stoner blues and rock with a punk groove from the dirty south.

The Pulse of The Band: drummer Ross Martinez and bassist Max Townsley are both grounded in music theory, Ross is the heartbeat that drives the band to new horizons in sound, with his blending of jazz, soul, and rock drumming. The bass player is our resident genius Max, a multi-talented musician lays down the funk and gives a new meaning to the word bottom man with his unique style of play.

And now with addition of female vocalist Taylor Rea, with her sultry, soulful sound, influenced by Bonnie Rate, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, and many more...makes a perfect addition to an already musical masterpiece. JAM!

Truly the KüL is a band with a sound thats all their own. With each members collective talent and desire this band is on their way to a place in rock history.
The KüL bring an amazing energy to their stage performance. There can be no doubt: on Saturday November 8th, The Amsterdam Bar is the place to be!

Friday, October 24, 2008

This weekend we're having an Oktoberfest party!

The dust is settling from the remodel, & we're ready to have some fun & get into the season.

Pumpkin Carving Contest: Beginning today, you'll get a free Pumpkin with the purchase of an Oktoberfest, or Dogfish Head Pumpkin Beers. The Winner gets a $50 Tab, 2nd is a $25 Tab.

We'll fire up the grill for Brats as well around 2:30

Saturday Night's Bands are:

Beauregard, Plexus Loom, and DJ Dave!

Saturday, September 06, 2008

Laura Palmer and the Tah Dahs to play the Amsterdam September 13th


Saturday, September 13th, Laura Palmer and The Tah Dahs will play The Amsterdam Bar. Sadly, this will be Laura Palmer's final show in Dallas before the band moves.

Tickets are $5 at the door and the show should start sometime after 9:30 PM.

Read a fantastic interview with Laura Palmer at The Sub-Rosa.

Sunday, June 29, 2008

The KüL to play The Amsterdam Bar on July 5th!


We are very excited to announce that The KuL will be playing The Amsterdam Bar next Saturday, July 5th!

About the KüL:
The KüL is a band on a musical journey of expression, freedom, and experience. A willingness to explore and create a sound of hope and awareness for the masses, who are blinded by a cloud of paranoia, blending soul, blues, funk, and rocknroll. The KüL has created a sound and style that is unique and all their own.

The Voice of the KüL: Adrian Brackens aka (Johnny Lenix) is a classic throwback to 70s soul singers similar to Al Green, Sly Stone, and James Brown. With his energetic showmanship and poetic writing Johnny Lennix uses his gospel, soul, and funk roots to evoke spiritual and free emotions in the masses. Formally a member of the Grammy award winning gospel group, Gods Property featuring, Kirk Franklin, this multi-talented musician has performed across the country and overseas with the award winning group.

The Sound of the KüL: guitarist Dane Manshack, a Blues Master in the making, takes elements of the past and conjures up a spellbinding electric sound of psychedelic peace, love, sex, and happiness. This young cat harkens to the 60's with bell-bottoms and bare feet playing stoner blues and rock with a punk groove from the dirty south.

The Pulse of The Band: drummer Ross Martinez and bassist Max Townsley are both grounded in music theory, Ross is the heartbeat that drives the band to new horizons in sound, with his blending of jazz, soul, and rock drumming. The bass player is our resident genius Max, a multi-talented musician lays down the funk and gives a new meaning to the word bottom man with his unique style of play.

And now with addition of female vocalist Taylor Rea, with her sultry, soulful sound, influenced by Bonnie Rate, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, and many more...makes a perfect addition to an already musical masterpiece. JAM!

Truly the KüL is a band with a sound thats all their own. With each members collective talent and desire this band is on their way to a place in rock history.
The KüL bring an amazing energy to their stage performance. There can be no doubt: on Saturday July 5th, The Amsterdam Bar is the place to be!