Gary Lucas Announces Upcoming Concert Stops

GARY LUCAS UPCOMING APPEARANCES

Thursday March 4th and Friday March 5th
Gary Lucas performs at
the Cross-Linx Festival Holland
fusing avant-garde, indie pop, and classical music

Thursday March 4th--Musiekcentrum Vrendenburg, Utrecht Holland

Friday March 5th--Musiekcentrum Frits Philips, Eindhoven Holland

with Jozef Van Wissem, Jaap Blonk, Rik Van Iersel and others

Monday March 8th
Music Matrix, Amsterdam Holland
8:30pm
Gary Lucas gives an acoustic guitar masterclass
in association with the Amsterdam Musiek ConservatoriumMonday March 22nd

Le Point FMR, Paris France
9pm
Gary Lucas performs solo acoustic
and with his special guests Daniel Yvinec, acoustic bass
and Melissa Mars, vocals
co-bill with French singer/songwriter Silvain Vanot
http://garylucas.com/solo.shtml

Tuesday March 23rd
Le Cave du Bleu Lezard, Lausanne Switzerland
9pm
Gary Lucas performs solo acoustic

Wednesday March 24th
9pm
6. Jazzwelten Festival, Dresden Germany
Filmtheater Schauburg
Gary Lucas plays his silent film and live music project "Sounds of the Surreal"
and gives a solo acoustic concert
http://garylucas.com/www/surr/

Friday March 26th
L'Embobineuse, Marseille France
9pm
Gary Lucas performs solo acoustic

Friday April 2nd
9pm
BAM Cafe, Brooklyn NY
Gary Lucas and Spanish spoken-word artist Bruno Galindo reunite for an evening of music and poetry
http://www.myspace.com/garylucasandbrunogalindo

Tuesday April 6th
Tribeca Grand Hotel Cinema NYC
time tba
Gary Lucas and Cheryl Engelhardt perform their live score accompanying a screening of Sebastian Doggart's new documentary
"American Faust--From Condi to Neo-Condi"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/coleen-rowley/american-faust-from-condi_b_393618.html?&just_reloaded=1

Saturday April 10th
8pm
The Magic Room at the Sound Museum, Boston Massachusetts
Gary Lucas performs a solo acoustic concert

Tuesday May 4th
10pm
The Stone, NYC
Gary Lucas and Elliot Sharp play acoustic duos (no fx)

Blues from India

Gary Lucas is a modern guitar miracle, an alchemical soloist with monster technique and a rare collaborative touch. He is especially good with master voices; his work with Captain Beefheart and the late Jeff Buckley is a master lesson in aggressive invention and supportive electricity. That empathy is half the pleasure of Lucas' Indo-blues venture. Rishte (World Village), with British-born Indian vocalist Najma Akhtar. The other half is the sharp, soaring way she threads his space-fuzz dynamics and pungent Delta settings on National steel. Akhtar, who sang with Robert Plant and Jimmy Page on their 1994 Unledded TV special, sounds perfectly at home in Skip James' "Special Rider Blues," while Lucas makes the Mississippi ghosts dance.

For more information, visit http://www.garylucas.com/

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