Valley indie-rock buzz band Source Victoria (a Jim Adkins favorite!) and Gin Blossoms über-guitarist Scotty Johnson are mixing it up this weekend with gigs outside the box.
Source Victoria will perform at Scottsdale's Art One Gallery, 4120 N. Marshall Way. The show starts around 10 p.m. Cover is $5. Proceeds go to the gallery.Johnson will take the stage at Scottsdale Mexican eatery Cien Agaves, 7228 E. First Ave. Saturday, Jan. 24 to share his solo material. Singer/songwriter Ashley Cr
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Looking for something different to do on Sunday fun day? Check out Furio's new Sunday option, which combines half-price bottles of wine and live music, similar to Phoenix's The Vig. But where as The Vig gets their party started around three with a cover act featuring Gin Blossoms guitarist Scotty Johnson and half-price bottles of wine, Furio starts their fun at 5 p.m.
Valley musicians Adam Sheron and Javier Garcia will perform Sunday with the live sounds kicking off at 9 p.m. Has anyone check
Let Go, are one of several Valley acts, who will rock out for boobs at Last Exit on March 21.
Promoter Lance Wilson will host his annual Rock for the Cure (aka "Save the Boobs") benefit concert Saturday, March 21 at Tempe's Last Exit Bar & Grill. The bill is packed with some of Arizona's finest including Let Go, Audra, Five High, The Bollox, Breaking Down, Pants, Sleepwalk a Robot, Gin Blossom guitarist Scotty Johnson, Ashley Creighton and Strange Young Things singer Corey Gloden.
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Gin Blossoms guitarist Scotty Johnson (left) and lead singer Robin Wilson (center) will perform Tuesday, June 23 as part of a benefit to raise money for the Love Hope Strength Foundation. Gin Blossoms' frontman Robin Wilson is one of 30 musicians from around the globe planning to climb Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro, the world's largest freestanding mountain, to raise money for the Love Hope Strength Foundation in September and October.But before the big climb, Wilson and Gin Blossoms uber-guit
Robin Wilson rocks out with his son, a young Gin Blossom-in-training, at a past show.Hey Gin Blossoms fans, did you miss GB lead singer Robin Wilson and guitarist Scotty Johnson's intimate gig at Last Exit last Tuesday? Don't stress. Wilson will be doing a very similar show again Tuesday, June 30 to continue to raise funds for the Love Hope Strength Foundation, a music centric cancer charity. As we reported last week, the Gin Blossoms frontman is one of 30 musicians from around the globe
