Friday

SHOWNUFF: Odawas + Cassandra Farrar & the Left Brains CD RELEASE

FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 12 | 5-9pm | open to the public
Space: Second Street Gallery | SHOWNUFF on Facebook | RSVP | Upcoming Events

SHOWNUFF FREE Live Music Series presents this double feature. Always FREE ENTRY and FREE MUSIC. Inexpensive drinks during happy hour (5-9).

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ODAWAS
(Psych/Folk/Indie) – http://odawas.net/

Cassandra and the Left Brains
(Indie/Folk/Acoustic) – http://www.myspace.com/cassandrafarrar

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Cassandra and the Left Brains CD RELEASE PARTY.

A primarily acoustic-based young female singer/songwriter establishes full band and creates new CD. Bands that come to mind are Tristan Pettyman, Jewel, Taylor Swift.

Wine Pairing: Sauvignon Blanc with overtones of fresh apricot

The 20 year old singer, songwriter, and musician from San Francisco California. She has written over 200 songs and has independently released her debut album “Just A Little Crazy”. Her voice and acoustic guitar melodies are addictive and if you ever get a chance to talk with her you will find out that she has a great sense of humor too.” -”new4musicbox” on youtube.com.

Cassandra Farrar and the Left Brains are proud to release their debut CD as a band, “Hello My Name Is…” Though just starting out, they are always excited to meet new folks &share their music through live performances locally and eventually globally.

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ODAWAS (Psych/Folk/Indie)

http://odawas.net/

Jagjaguar Records

An eclectic, original sounding band. You will get lost in the music with this hypnotic haunting vocal front, acoustic guitar, imaginative lyrics, and array of instruments including banjo, pedal steel, keyboard. Neil Young meets Thom Yorke meets Arcade Fire and something new.

Wine Pairing: Full-bodied Zinfandel with notes of dark cherry

With over 10 albums and touring the country, Odawas was founded by Isaac Edwards and Michael Tapscott in Bloomington, Indiana. Incorporating a love for film music and anything that sort of sounded like Neil Young, they developed ideas they couldn’t really pull off. Since moving to Berkeley, California in 2008, they began incorporating a full time band for the first time. Odawas found drummer Michael Carreria by posting a Craigslist ad for a new age drummer. Carreria was the only person to respond to that ad. Connor O’Sullivan, an old friend from Bloomington, now provides rich and round upright bass tones and the sounds of his cutting baritone guitar. Matthew Lundquist, another veteran of Bloomingtopia, completes the sound of the continental shifting and glacial slide by putting the band into the ether with his pedal steel. Odawas is the contemporary sound for the new adult.