Warehouse 1-10 & kind of a small array
Music on Main NM - Magdalena
A Two Day Curated Musical Event featuring five extraordinary bands:
110 North Main Street, Magdalena NM (Bring your favorite camp chair)
Upcoming Showtimes
August 9 - 10, 2019
DOORS 6:00pm • All Ages
Friday August 9, 7pm -9pm Ticket $15.00 or Friday & Saturday Ticket $25.00
Door Opens at 6pm
An intimate setting in the Warehouse 1-10 Garden (Bring your favorite Camp Chair)
Warehouse 1-10 is a Contemporary Art & Performance Space
Paper Moon Shiners specialize in vintage songs and originals inspired by American music from the early twentieth century. Their old timey sensibility and vaudeville undertones command an infectiously entertaining evening with cracker blues, vintage jazz, swing, ragtime American roots and folk. Whether surreal and funny or Operatic and sad, their music from another time conjures up over-crowded speak-easys, dust-bowl medicine shows and Mississippi Delta juke joints.
Garrett T. Capps music falls in the category of psychedelic country, or “space country” as Capps is fond of calling it. His sound finds Capps pulling all of his musical interests together for a sonic adventure that is moody, atmospheric, danceable, thought-provoking, and, above all, generous and open-hearted, loose and ambling without sacrificing a bit of polish.
Saturday August 10, 2019 - 6pm to 9pm Ticket $15.00 or Friday & Saturday Ticket for $25.00
Door Opens at 5:00 PM
Wolverton's brand of folk rock has elements of chamber pop, and sneaking cabaret/noir vibrations, especially in the dramatic delivery of the dual vocals and kaleidoscopic lyrical imagery. A basic, central sound of piano and guitar is fleshed out here and there by strings, banjo, theremin and other touches. Wolverton's musical influences seem to range wide, from roots rock and americana to broadway-style show tunes and classical flourishes.
Buttercup is a life-affirming art-rock band from Texas that has written hundreds of original songs that NPR calls “jangly art rock for the left side of the brain.” Since 2004, the band has released 8 full length recordings and a DVD documentary. Their special blend of creative performances that incorporates visual art, performance art and installation has led their fan base, the “Buttercult”, to expect the unexpected.
Walter Salas-Humara imbues tunes with a slightly grass-worn, wandering Western vibe and a relaxed and open-ended ambience. His tunes teem with a bounty of hooks and grooves that never distract from his musical portraits of marriage, memories, mornings, and women. Packed with storytelling smarts, tuneful but not push-button perfect structures, and never hosting over-the-top or ill-rooted guitar work, the songs offer authenticity and austerity. His deft touch and ability to jet from empty apartments and the Zodiac to even the sun-swollen land of Marrakesh in just a few minutes reveals his knack for effective montage.