The tour act is set to raise the heat as the summer concert season is in full shape.
I recently saw some of the great summer concerts coming to Missouri. But what about shows that are close to home? The Columbia summer calendar is still filled out, but the 10 shows are already making noise.
Take a quick look at the expected concerts between June and August.
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June 13th: Record company in Rose Park
Record company
Singles like “Off the Ground” and “Life to Fix” praised the Los Angeles band to listeners. As AllMusic explains, the marriage of rock, blues and “classic vinyl” has made him the perfect partner for touring acts such as John Mayer, BB King, and Bob Cigar. For more information, please visit: https://rosemusichall.com/event/the-record-company/.
June 28: Interstellar Overdrive: Homage to Pink Floyd
The local artist Byron’s neighbor and his vast cast of characters focus on details and even follow their own drums while still faithful to Floyd’s spirit. Neighbors’ core band Mercury Trio shares the bill. For more information, see https://thebluenote.com/event/interstellar-overdrive-15th-anniversary/.
July 8: Idkhow and Phantom Planet in Rose Park
idkhow
With this double bill, with this double bill I don’t know how to accept a clear era of alternative rock, but they found me. Disco members Daron Weeks and “California” hit maker Phantom Planet. See https://rosemusichall.com/event/idkhow-x-phantom-planet-at-rose-park-central-bank-down-live/.
July 19: Built to spill over Blue Note
One of the true mainstays of independent music, Doug Martsch’s band continues to create vast, isolated guitar rock in some way. PlayDead shares the bill. For more information, please visit://thebluenote.com/event/built-to-spill/.
August 7th: Black stone cherry blossoms in blue notebook
For almost 25 years, Blackstone Cherry has carved out a way of life at the intersection of Hard Rock and Southern Rock. Immerse yourself in heavy riffs and American grasslands. For more information, please visit://thebluenote.com/event/black-stone-cherry/.
August 8: Emily Neni at Rose Music Hall
Emily Neni
Nenni offers a killer country sound with Jukebox Classics roots, but its restless feet are constantly moving. Rolling Stone considered last year’s “Drive and Cry” and called Neni’s efforts “the most exciting hard nose honky tonk record of the year.” Find out more at https://rosemusichall.com/event/emily-nenni/.
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August 20th: Whitey Morgan and the Blue Notes 78’s
Whitey Morgan and the 78’s
A venerable Michigan man, Morgan loves outlaw country life and heritage, and his style is directed towards the sound side. Allmusic correctly called him a descendant of Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, David Allan Coe and others. For more information, please visit://thebluenote.com/event/whitey-morgan-the-78s/.
August 22nd: Top House in Rose Park
Bluegrass Folk Rocker Top House
From Montana’s origins to Nashville homes, Top House crosses America and collects snippets of its sound, resulting in this harmonious, motion-filled string band approach that is warm and fascinating. For more information, see https://rosemusichall.com/event/tophouse-at-rose-park-central-bank-down-live/.
August 23rd Kelsey Waldon at Rose Music Hall
Kelsey Waldon
The Kentucky native continues to hum music like all-music with “a modern lyrical perspective with a sound that goes back to country music of the 1950s and ’60s.” Presley Hale shares the bill. For more information, please visit https://rosemusichall.com/event/kelsey-waldon/.
August 24th: Flip-n at Rose Park
Flip-N will take a portrait in a politician’s tent on October 6, 2024. Dave Creaney special for Austin American politicians.
Florida Flipturn, as Marcy Donelson of Allmusic, points out, “trade in indie rock with lush driving, passionate hooks abound.” The band’s sounds are dreamy enough to kick out summer dog days and squeeze the most out of their rest. Odie Leigh shares the bill. For more information, please visit https://rosemusichall.com/event/flipturn/.
Aarik Danielsen is the feature and culture editor of Tribune. Contact him at adanielsen@columbiatribune.com. He is on Twitter/x @aarikdanielsen.
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