After seven years adrift, the DOHENY DAYS Music Festival returns to the whitewashed sandy beaches of South Orange County on September 10 & 11, 2011. During its initial eight-year run, Doheny Days received acclaim for the unique combination of its breathtaking venue, eclectic music lineup, and eco-friendly partners.

 

Headlining the 2011 festival on Saturday, September 10, will be multiple-Grammy Award winning guitarist and singer, BEN HARPER, who is known for his fusion of rock, reggae and roots music. This will be Harper’s exclusive Southern California concert in support of his newest release, Give Till It’s Gone. Sacramento based, CAKE will headline on Sunday, September 11. Cake produced their latest album Showroom of Compassion (released in January 2011) and recorded it in their own solar-powered studio in Sacramento. The album was preceded by its first single, "Sick of You", hitting number 4 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. The album itself opened at number 1 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums.

 

Also appearing at Doheny Days will be Weezer, Ziggy Marley, G Love & Special Sauce, Neon Trees, Common Sense, Donavon Frankenreiter, Katchafire, JJ Grey & Mofro, Black Uhuru, Orgone,  and many other great acts. The festival will feature three stages of roots, rock, reggae and funk music with a total of 25 performances during the weekend.

 

Doheny Days is produced by Omega Events, which has successfully operated 25 festivals at Doheny State Beach, including 8 years of Doheny Days (1997-2004) and fourteen consecutive years of the internationally recognized Doheny Blues Festival. “For years, fans of Doheny Days have been awaiting its return and we felt it was time to deliver,” says Rich Sherman, President of Omega Events. “I can’t tell you how many emails and phone calls I’ve received over the years from people asking about the festival.” The excitement and love for Doheny Days never faded, inspiring the producers of the event to re-launch their beloved beach festival.

 

Doheny State Beach‎

25300 Dana Point Harbor Drive

Dana Point, California 92629

(949) 496-6172

 

 

Omega Events, Inc.

Box Office: 949.360.7800

New single, Miracle Worker, from SuperHeavy.  The group, consisting of heavy hitters, Damian Marley, Dave Stewart, Mick Jagger, A.R. Rahman and Joss Stone will be releasing their self-titled album, on September 20th via Universal Republic.

 

MIRACLE WORKER SINGLE
iTunes | Amazon  

 

MIRACLE WORKER OFFICIAL VIDEO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTF7T1Nw5OU&feature=youtu.be

 

Superheavy Self-Titled Album Tracklisting:

01. SuperHeavy
02. Unbelievable
03. Miracle Worker
04. Energy
05. Satyameva Jayathe
06. One Day One Night
07. Never Gonna Change
08. Beautiful People
09. Rock Me Gently
10. I Can't Take It No More
11. I Don't Mind
12. World Keeps Turning

 

Bonus Tracks:
01. Mihaya
02. Warring People
03. Common Ground
04. Hey Captain

 

Mick Jagger has teamed up with Eurythmics founder Dave Stewart, soul singer Joss Stone, Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack composer A.R.Rahman and reggae star Damian Marley to form a band cooperative project called SuperHeavy. This diverse and eclectic line up who share eleven Grammy Awards between them, have been recording together in various studios around the world, with the majority of the tracks on the project laid down over three weeks in Los Angeles earlier this year. The album will be unveiled in September and tracks include the first single 'Miracle Worker', plus 'One Day One Night', 'Energy', 'Unbelievable,' 'SuperHeavy,' I Can't Take It No More,' 'You're Never Gonna Change' and 'I Don't Mind.'

 

It's little wonder that Stewart refers to SuperHeavy as, "A mad alchemist type experiment". Fusing the talents of one of the greatest front-men of all time, a two time Academy award winning Indian composer, a soul vocal prodigy, a three time Grammy winning reggae star, and one of the most sought after producers in the world, you would expect the explosive results to defy categorisation.

 

SuperHeavy came together after Jagger and Stewart considered what a band comprising of musicians from different genres would sound like. Jagger explains, "Dave really wanted to make a record with a different group of musicians, in other words, with different backgrounds of music. Instead of everyone being a rock musician, or basically a blues musician, or some other genre, he wanted to get as many genres together that would fit. I said it sounds like a good idea, I never thought it would actually happen."

 

Despite their disparate backgrounds, they instantly connected and hit the ground running, writing twenty-two songs in the first six days. Stone was thrilled with the results, "That's what you need, all these opinionated people who have been brilliant in their own field, shove them together and see what comes out. It's really unexpected, it's mind blowing" she enthuses. Similarly enthused was Rahman, "The first day I was in a daze thinking, 'What am I doing? What's my role?' and then slowly we started writing with each other, and it was great. It took me way back to my high school days when I was playing in a rock band, but this one was a real one!" Jagger says of the writing process, "We ran the gamut of all our different styles mixed up, so we got Joss singing, Damian doing toasting, and me singing different styles."

 

However, despite the free flow of creative juices and the easy rapport they established, getting the band together in one place became very difficult, as Stewart explains, "It's the most complicated record ever made. Imagine, some of it's recorded in LA, some of it's recorded in the South of France, some of it's recorded off the coast of Cyprus, some of it's recorded in Turkey, some of it's recorded in Miami, some of it's recorded in the Caribbean, and some of it's recorded in Chennai, in India."

 

The project needed a name. Marley had been riffing the term "SuperHeavy", inspired by Muhammad Ali being the super heavy weight champion of the world and the phrase became the band's catchphrase, "It was Mick who said, 'Why don't we call it SuperHeavy?", recalls Stewart, "We all thought about it for ages and then it sort of stuck."

 

SuperHeavy is a new and spontaneous way of working for all the collaborators as Jagger explains, "I said to Dave, normally [with the Stones] we'd always have written songs before we go into the studio, but the jam sessions resulted in some great work believes Stone, "It felt better when we were just jamming, that way we made it up as we went along and it was easy."

 

Back to that alchemical experiment, Jagger, Stewart, Marley, Rahman and Stone appear to have created a new genre. It's a new kind of music, it's a new genre, one that cannot be placed" says Stone. Yet, Jagger is keen to point out the music is accessible, "It's very approachable. If you're a Rolling Stones fan there's definitely stuff you can relate to. Other stuff that you can't relate to so much, maybe if you listen you'll enjoy it."

 

As far as the future of SuperHeavy goes, "We haven't planned to do a tour or anything, but if people really like it maybe we will. We'd love to get out and play some of it live," says Jagger humbly. "As soon as we started playing together in the studio it gelled, and all these different styles didn't seem to be a problem to make them fit together... I hope people will like it...."

 
Official Site: http://www.superheavy.com
Youtube:  http://www.youtube.com/user/SuperHeavyOfficial
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SuperHeavy
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/superheavy

In less than a year the scene-shaking reggae band The Green has quickly emerged as one of the most exciting new Reggae artists from the US.  Both critics and fans quickly took hold of their youth-infused modern roots reggae sound.  Their self-titled debut album was named “Best Reggae Album” of 2010 by iTunes and hit Billboard’s 2010 Year-End Reggae Chart by selling over 20,000 copies and counting.

 

The band is following up with their sophomore album entitled Ways & Means, set to be released on October 25th on one of the leading reggae labels – Easy Star Records.  The label is home to some of the most accomplished and progressive reggae artists, including the Easy Star All-Stars, John Brown’s Body, Cas Haley, The Black Seeds, Ticklah, Tommy T, The Meditations, and more.

The Green consists of singer Caleb Keolanui, singer-guitarist JP Kennedy, singer-keyboardist Ikaika Antone, and singer-guitarist Zion Thompson. The four members of The Green take pride in the pop-burnished roots reggae style they’ve cooked up—edgy enough to make tastemakers sit up and take notice, yet accessible to all ages.  Four distinct voices, four sharp songwriting talents, masterful musicianship, and monster grooves add up to one exceptional band with an unforgettable sound.

 

TOUR DATES
Fri/Oct-07 – Las Vegas, NV – Pure Aloha Festival
Sat/Oct-08 – Santa Barbara, CA – Velvet Jones
Wed/Oct-12 – Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up
Fri/Oct-14 – Ft. Collins, CO – Aggie Theatre
Sat/Oct-15 – Denver, CO  – Bluebird Theater
Sun/Oct-16 – Paonia, CO – The Paradise Theatre
Tue/Oct-18 – Salt Lake City, UT – Vertigo
Wed/Oct-19 – Boise, ID – The Reef
Fri/Oct-21 – Eugene, OR – WOW Hall
Sat/Oct-22 – Seattle, WA – El Corazon
Sun/Oct-23 – Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
Mon/Oct-24 – Bend, OR – Domino Room
Wed/Oct-26 – Santa Cruz, CA – Catalyst Atrium
Thu/Oct-27 – San Francisco, CA – Slim’s
Fri/Oct-28 – Los Angeles, CA – The Roxy
Sat/Oct-29 – Santa Ana, CA – Yost Theatre
Tue/Nov-01 – Dallas, TX – HOB Cambridge
Wed/Nov-02 – Austin, TX – Antone’s
Thu/Nov-03 – New Orleans, LA – HOB Parish
Fri/Nov-04 – Birmingham, AL – Zydeco
Sat/Nov-05 – Atlanta, GA – Masquerade – Hell Stage
Sun/Nov-06 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits
Tue/Nov-08 – Orlando, FL – The Social
Wed/Nov-09 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL – Culture Room
Thu/Nov-10 – Vero Beach, FL – Filthy McNasty’s
Fri/Nov-11 – Satellite Beach, FL – Sports Page
Sat/Nov-12 – Charleston, SC – Pour House
Sun/Nov-13 – Raleigh, NC – Lincoln Theatre
Tue/Nov-15 – Charlottesville, VA – The Southern
Wed/Nov-16 – New York, NY – Highline Ballroom
Thu/Nov-17 – West Chester, PA – The Note
Fri/Nov-18 – Baltimore, MD – The 8×10
Sat/Nov-19 – Cambridge (Boston), MA – Middle East
Sun/Nov-20 – Portland, ME – Port City Music Hall
Mon/Nov-21 – Clifton Park (Albany), NY – Northern Lights
Wed/Nov-23 – Rochester, NY – Water Street Music Hall

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3-Day Gathering

Jackson WellSprings
Fri-Mon September 2-5
Labor Day Weekend
$75 (under 14 $30, under 4 FREE)

 

1-day Festival
Jackson WellSprings
Monday September 5
Labor Day  (Noon to 10pm)
$20/adv, $25/gate (under 14 $10, under 4 FREE)

Our gatherings are affordable and family- and dog-friendly. They include people from all ages, lifestyles and spiritual paths. Many come with friends or family and many come alone. Everyone leaves recharged and inspired to play their part in this planet's transformation to love.

 

Time to relax & remember why we are here!

DAYS OF WISDOM & CELEBRATION
During our 3-day Gathering we have wisdom circles on: Yoga, Creating Loving Marriages & Unions, Finding Your Life's Mission, Creating Visionary Works, Staying Awake in a Sleeping World, The Loneliness of the Peacemaker, Love-Based Decision Making, Mayan & Hopi Prophecies, & much more! We also present video presentations of the Rasta, Hopi & Mayan Elders featured in our books. Plus all participants are encouraged to offer workshops, sell their crafts and/or offer any holistic health services.

 

At both events we celebrate with inspiring music from some of the best conscious artists in the West Coast including Alcyon Massive, Cornflower, Freedom, Rocker T, Synrgy, Human, Skip Wicked of Indubious, Beloved, Hari, David Kai, and more!

 

YOUR HOSTS
In addition to The Gathering of the Peacemakers retreats, Julia & Robert Roskind have organized 170 free One Love Concerts & Events in schools, prisons and public venues in Jamaica and the U.S. Robert is also the author of:
Rasta Heart
The Beauty Path
In The Spirit of Marriage
In The Spirit of Business
Memoirs of an Ex-Hippie
The Gathering of the Healers
2012: The Transformation from the Love of Power to the Power of Love

 

CONTACT INFO
Robert & Julia Roskind
P.O. Box 2142
Blowing Rock, NC 28605
(828) 295-4610
roskind@boone.net
www.OneLoveFoundation.net

 

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DATE:  SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17^th

WHERE:  THE JOINT, 8771 Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA

CONTACT:  Junor Francis

junorfranics@hotmail.com

213-309-1010

 

EVENT:

29000 Somali kids have died in last 90 days

Drought crisis in Somalia

Deepening Crisis in Somalia

Somalia crisis one of 'largest in decades'

 

"These are but a few of the achingly and profoundly sad headlines that we see on television and in newspapers on a daily basis. However, while we may not be able to actually provide a viable alternative to counteract the death and starvation taking place in Somalia, I thought perhaps we can use the proven tactic of putting together a concert to raise some degree of awareness and some money for the most effective charities at work in the region."  This is the focus of Junor Francis, organizer and host of this community-uniting event.

 

Junor Francis is a proud son of Jamaica and tireless promoter of that nation's greatest export - reggae music - via his weekly broadcast, "The Reggae Show" on KXLU 88.9FM and kxlu.com.

 

Performing that night are six well known ska, rock steady and reggae bands plus as DJ the host of KPFK's long-running reggae show, "Reggae Central," Chuck Foster.

We would like to offer the bands ($150.00) each to defray their transportation cost. After we clear all our expenses, we would gladly donate the remainder of the money to a charity organization that is doing work in Somalia. Needless to say it is a well known fact that many of the organizations doing charity work are notorious for not delivering on their promises, we will do our uttermost best to choose the most outstanding of the lot.  (A list of our preferred charities can be found below.)

 

So, the plan is unfolding.  The stage is nearly set.  With the friendly, rocking neighborhood Joint as the location, six of our best local bands as the entertainment, assembled to ease the tribulations of Somali people in East Africa, all that's needed to make our good cause a great success is your presence.  From a true Jamaican heart, one always ready to help those worse off than us, those in need, from a heart looking to find joy amidst suffering, we extend a cordial invitation to The Africa Relief Benefit Concert.

The following are four select charities whose records and effectiveness are exemplary.  They're the one's we'll support and we urge one and all to do the same.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fri/Oct-07 – Las Vegas, NV – Pure Aloha Festival
Sat/Oct-08 – Santa Barbara, CA – Velvet Jones
Wed/Oct-12 – Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up
Fri/Oct-14 – Ft. Collins, CO – Aggie Theatre
Sat/Oct-15 – Denver, CO  – Bluebird Theater
Sun/Oct-16 – Paonia, CO – The Paradise Theatre
Tue/Oct-18 – Salt Lake City, UT – Vertigo
Wed/Oct-19 – Boise, ID – The Reef
Fri/Oct-21 – Eugene, OR – WOW Hall
Sat/Oct-22 – Seattle, WA – El Corazon
Sun/Oct-23 – Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
Mon/Oct-24 – Bend, OR – Domino Room
Wed/Oct-26 – Santa Cruz, CA – Catalyst Atrium
Thu/Oct-27 – San Francisco, CA – Slim’s
Fri/Oct-28 – Los Angeles, CA – The Roxy
Sat/Oct-29 – Santa Ana, CA – Yost Theatre
Tue/Nov-01 – Dallas, TX – HOB Cambridge
Wed/Nov-02 – Austin, TX – Antone’s
Thu/Nov-03 – New Orleans, LA – HOB Parish
Fri/Nov-04 – Birmingham, AL – Zydeco
Sat/Nov-05 – Atlanta, GA – Masquerade – Hell Stage
Sun/Nov-06 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits
Tue/Nov-08 – Orlando, FL – The Social
Wed/Nov-09 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL – Culture Room
Thu/Nov-10 – Vero Beach, FL – Filthy McNasty’s
Fri/Nov-11 – Satellite Beach, FL – Sports Page
Sat/Nov-12 – Charleston, SC – Pour House
Sun/Nov-13 – Raleigh, NC – Lincoln Theatre
Tue/Nov-15 – Charlottesville, VA – The Southern
Wed/Nov-16 – New York, NY – Highline Ballroom
Thu/Nov-17 – West Chester, PA – The Note
Fri/Nov-18 – Baltimore, MD – The 8×10
Sat/Nov-19 – Cambridge (Boston), MA – Middle East
Sun/Nov-20 – Portland, ME – Port City Music Hall
Mon/Nov-21 – Clifton Park (Albany), NY – Northern Lights
Wed/Nov-23 – Rochester, NY – Water Street Music Hall

 

Tues, October 25 – Tempe, AZ- The Clubhouse

Wed, October 26 – Santa Ana, CA- The Yost Theater
Thurs, October 27 – San Luis Obispo, CA- Downtown Brew
Fri, October 28 – San Diego, CA- House of Blues
Sat, October 29 – Los Angeles, CA- The Roxy Theatre
Mon, October 31 – Reno, NV- Knitting Factory
Wed, November 2 - Sacramento, CA - Harlows
Thurs, November 3 – Santa Cruz, CA- The Catalyst
Fri, November 4 - San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore
Sat, November 5 – Chico, CA- Senator Theatre
Sun, November 6 – Arcata, CA- Arcata Theatre
Tues, November 8 – Ashland, OR- Armory
Wed, November 9 – Bend, OR- Domino Room
Thurs, November 10 – Eugene, OR- W.O.W. Hall
Fri, November 11 – Portland, OR- Mt. Tabor Theatre
Sat, November 12 – Seattle, WA- Showbox
Sun, November 13 – Victoria, BC- Club 9one9

 

September 1st at Jambalaya 915 H street Arcata, ca

September 2nd at Rockit Room 406 Clement ave San Francisco, ca

September 3rd at Lost On Main 319 Main Street Chico, ca

September 4th at Moes's Alley 1535 Commercial way Santa Cruz

September 9th at Ashkenaz 1317 San Pablo Ave Berkeley, ca

September 10th at Coopers 235 commercial street Nevada City

 

The Mighty Diamonds Oct 2011
Fri Oct 7: TBA Miami
Sat Oct 8:TBA Key West, FL
Sun Oct 9: TBA Tampa, FL
Tue Oct 11: The Social 54 North Orange Ave | Orlando, FL
Wed Oct 12: Jack Rabitts 1528 Hendricks Ave. Jacksonville, FL
Thurs Oct 13: TBA Charleston, SC
Fri Oct 14- Sun Oct 16: Richmond Folk Festival. Richmond, Virginia
Tue Oct 18: The Engine Room  809 Railroad Avenue, Tallahassee, FL
Wed Oct 19: New Earth Music Hall 227 W. Dougherty St. Athens, GA
Thurs Oct 20:TBA Raleigh,North Carolina
Fri Oct 21-Sat Oct 22: Lake Eden Arts Festival. Black Mountain, N.C.
Sun Oct 23:TBA Winston Salem, NC
Mon Oct 24: Nectars  188 Main St.Burlington, VT
Tue Oct 25: SOB’s 200 Varick St.  NY, NY
Wed Oct 26: TBA Boston, MA
Thurs Oct 27: TBA Hartford, CT
Fri Oct 28: One Pelham East 270 Thames St. Newport, RI
Sat Oct 29:Bambou Baltimore 229 N. Franklintown Rd. Baltimore, MD

 

PATO BANTON TOUR      
01-Sep-2011    San Juan Capistrano, CA    The Coach House    
02-Sep-2011    Santa Cruz, CA    Moe's Alley    
03-Sep-2011     Forestville, CA    Hollydale Community Club    
04-Sep-2011    Laytonville, CA    Boomer Saloon    
05-Sep-2011    Arcata, CA    Jambalaya    
07-Sep-2011    Berkeley, CA    Ashkenaz Music & Dance Center    
08-Sep-2011    San Mateo, CA    The Carey School    
09-Sep-2011    Ventura, CA    Pangaea Nightclub    
16-Sep-2011    Los Angeles, CA    The Joint    
17-Sep-2011    Riverside, CA    Mission Tobacco Lounge    
24-Sep-2011    Pagosa Springs, CO    The Wolf Creek Pass Benefit Festival    
28-Oct-2011    New Orleans, LA    Club Caribbean    More Details
19-Nov-2011    Downtown Miami, FL    Bayside Rocks Festival

INNER VISIONS
9/1 Higher Ground (Burlington, VT)
9/3 Schooners Landing (Damariscotta ME)
9/5 Oneonta Theater Ballroom (Oneonta NY)
9/16  Plumms, (Beaufort, SC)
9/17 The Gallery Bistro (Atlanta, GA) 

 

Sept.30 - Oct.3, 2011 - Tampa to Cozumel on Rombello Cruise Ship

 

SEEFARI
Sep 2 First Fridays Salem Ave., Dayton FREE CONCERT IN THE CITY!
Sep 3 – 4:30 PM Private Party (Duo) Greenwood, IN
Sep 3 11 PM Peach’s w/ Mixed Culture, Lance-O of Kulcha Shok, Soul Rebels, Yellow Springs, OH
Sep 4 24th Annual Dayton Reggae Festival - SEEFARI’S 24TH ANNUAL APPEARANCE!!!!
w/ SEEFARI, Mixed Culture (Miami), Cliftones, Demolition Crew, Johnny Payne & True Believers, Soul Rebels, Nyabinghi Culture Collective, MC Scorpius Max & Good Over Evil Sound Consortium guest MC Lance-O (Miami) and more Dayton, OH
Sep 8 U.K. Reggae Appreciation Festival - SEEFARI HEADLINES THIS UNIVERSITY  SPONSORED REGGAE FEST Lexington, KY
Sep 17 Trolley Stop Dayton, OH  

GROUNDATION
Sep   1 -- Neumos // Seattle, WA
Sep   2 -- Horning's Hideout // North Plains, OR

Sep   3 -- Arcata Theatre // Arcata, CA
Sep   4 -- Monte Rio Ampitheatre // Monte Rio, CA
Sep   6 -- Great American Music Hall // San Francisco, CA
Sep   7 -- Great American Music Hall // San Francisco, CA
Sep   9 -- Aloha Tower // Honolulu, HI

 

TAJ WEEKES & ADOWA
September 6 : Charleston Pour House : Charleston, SC
September 8 : Doc Taylors Seaside Lounge : Virginia Beach, VA
September 9 : Fish Bowl Bistro & Bar : Richmond, VA

 

TAJ WEEKES
September 6 : Charleston Pour House : Charleston, SC
September 8 : Doc Taylors Seaside Lounge : Virginia Beach, VA

 

 

Thur - SEP 1st:  w/ Paapa Wastik at "ASHKENAZ" - Berkeley, Ca
Sat -  SEP 3rd: “1 Heart 1 Love Festival” - Sacramento, Ca
Sat -  SEP 10th: “Allensworth HipHop Festival” – Allensworth, Ca

Sunday, October 2 - TBA

 

 

Friday-Monday, September 2nd-5th 2011

Ashland Oregon

Friday-Sunday, September 2nd-4th 2011

O Burgo - Culleredo A Coruña

Saturday, September 3rd 2011

Leicester Leicestershite

Saturday-Sunday, September 3rd-4th 2011

Mebane North Carolina

Saturday-Sunday, September 3rd-4th 2011

Sacramento California

Sunday, September 4th 2011

Mountain WI

Sunday, September 4th 2011

Dayton Ohio

Monday, September 5th 2011

Ashland Oregon

Saturday, September 10th 2011

Guerneville

California

Saturday, September 10th 2011

Grants Pass

Oregon

Saturday, September 10th 2011

Cairns QLD

Saturday-Sunday, September 10th-11th 2011

Portland Oregon

Saturday, September 17th 2011

Red River New Mexico

Friday-Saturday, September 23rd-24th 2011

Brussels

Saturday-Monday, September 24th-26th 201

Vallejo California

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