we are the champion

V.23 No.36 | 9/4/2014

Jesse Schulz

Music

Rooster Roundabout: This week’s music highlights

By Mark Lopez [ Fri Aug 29 2014 4:30 PM ]

Wherein writer Mark Lopez muses on declining album sales, a new track by Usher and Chuck Berry’s big win!

This week

July 18-24 • V.28 No.29
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Last week

July 11-17 • V.28 No.28
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Tomorrow's Events

Photo by Clarke Condé

Surface: Emerging Artists of New Mexico

Thursday, July 18: 9am-4pm

Harwood Art Center

Image via Pixabay

Junior Zookeeper Day Camp

Thursday, July 18: 9am-noon

Wildlife West

Children ages 8 to 12 learn about zoo keeping techniques, animal enrichment, get close to wildlife in a safe environment and hang out with zookeepers as they feed and care for the animals.

Aesop’s Fables with Opera Unlimited

Thursday, July 18: 11am-noon

South Valley Public Library

This opera brings to life three of Aesop’s most beloved and well known fables: The Ants and the Grasshopper, The Lion and the Mouse and The Tortoise and the Hare.

Robots in Space with ¡Explora!

Thursday, July 18: 3-4pm

Los Griegos Library

Build a robotic arm to control using servo motors, solve a maze, unload a payload successfully and learn how engineers develop robotics to assist in space. For ages 13 through 17. Registration required.

Kids

“Find It” Bottles

Thursday, July 18: 3-4pm

South Broadway Library

Using rice and trinkets, make your own unique galaxy and stay entertained for hours. For ages 9 to 12. Registration required.

High Desert Playboys • country, Americana

Thursday, July 18: 6pm

Canteen Brewhouse

Music

Adam Hooks • singer-songwriter • Javier Ortega • indie, pop

Thursday, July 18: 7pm-noon

Marble Brewery

Music

Emo Night Scene to Be Seen • post-harcore, pop-punk • Sorrowful Summer

Thursday, July 18: 7:30pm

Tractor Brewing Wells Park

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Comedy

Dave Attell • stand-up comedy

Friday, July 19: 6pm

Santa Ana Star Casino

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Music

Boyz II Men • soul, R&B • En Vogue • pop, '90s

Friday, July 19: 7:30pm

Sandia Casino Amphitheater

Stage

The Cake: A Southwest Premiere

Friday, July 19: 8pm

Aux Dog Theatre

A play that is funny but, also investigative of the conservative and liberal divide in the country. The show is not overtly political but, the characters struggle with the challenges of a changing America.