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CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Jan. 19 - Jan. 25, 2001 - 59
t00RTS &
ENTERTAINMENT
Steppin' Out
Push Star,,;, Harmony Riley headed to Dogfish Jan. 19
By Jen Ellingsworth
In a special performance slated
Friday, Jan. 19 at Dogfish Head
Brewings & Eats, 320 Rehoboth
Ave,, Harmony Riley, a Chicago-
based trio, and The Push Stars,
winners of the Debut Album of
the Year-Major Label nod from
the Boston Music Awards, will
take the stage starting at 10 p.m.
Proving they can hardly be con-
sidered fledgling performers, both
young acts drew critical acclaim
for their debut efforts and, hailing
from their respective music mec-
cas of Chicago and Boston, each
band has distinguished itself as a
new, fresh sounds among the
masses. The Push Stars, who will
headline the show, have seen
national attention by having their
songs included in three Farrelly
Brothers hit movies, including
"Dumb and Dumber, .... There's
Something About Mary" and
"Me, Myself and Irene."
The sultry vocal stylings of
Mary Ann Redmond will be
center stage Friday and
Saturday, Jan. 19-20, at
Sydney's Blues & Jazz
Restaurant, where the
singer will perform with gui-
tarist Mike Ault.
Commenting on the inclusion of
the songs in the films, Peter
Farrelly said, "The Push Stars are
one of our favorite bands. Their
album ["After the Party," the
band's debut release on Capitol
Records] is phenomenal."
Tunes by the Push Stars can
also be heard on hit TV shows,
including "Malcolm in the
Middle," "All My Children,"
"Popular" and "ER." While the
Push Stars, which include
singer/guitarist Chris Trapper,
drummer Ryan MacMillan and
bass player Dan McLoughlin,
have performed before at Dogfish,
fans can look for new material this
time out, including tunes from its
upcoming release, "Opening
Time," due out in February. An
ambitious touring schedule has
the band performing alongside the
likes of the Red Hot Chili
Peppers, Better Than Ezra, Julian
Lennon, Candlebox and Third Eye
Blind.
Nominated as Best Rock
Entertainer by the Chicago Music
Awards in 1999 (other nominees
included Wilco and the now-
defunct Smashing Pumpkins),
Harmony Riley has spent the past
two years on the road with acts
including John Popper of Blues
Traveler and Cheap Trick. While
it is difficult to pinpoint an exact
genre of musical style, the trio,
which includes guitarist/vocalist
Miles Nielsen, bass player/vocal-
ist Bighed and drummer/percus-
sionist Doxx Nielsen, blends ele-
ments of rock, blues, soul and jazz
for an original sound that has
attracted positive press from crit-
ics nationwide.
Harmony Riley's most recent
recording endeavor is the four-
track debut EP, aptly titled "Four
Songs." The band also posts a
website, complete with a chat
room, mailing list, photos and tour
dates at www.harmonyriley.com.
For more information about the
show at Dogfish Head, call 226-
BREW.
REHOBOTH BEACH
• Arena's Bar and Dell: 149
Rehoboth Ave. (in the Village by
the Sea Mall). Mondays - Super
Monday night football halftime
Monster buffet; Thursdays are
Acoustic Jam Night; Sundays are
Karaoke Night. Friday, Jan. 19 -
K-Mack; Saturday, Jan. 20 -
S.O.S.; Wednesday, Jan. 24 -
Scrapple; Friday, Jan. 26 -
Margot; Saturday, Jan. 27 - DJ
Deniz. For information, call 227-
1272.
• Dogfish Head Brewings &
Eats: 320 Rehoboth Ave. For
information, call 226-BREW.
Friday, Jan 19 - Harmony Riley
opening for The Push Stars, Jan.
20 - Love Syndicate; Friday, Jan.
26 - K-Floor; Saturday, Jan. 27 -
Hokum Jazz. All shows start at l0
p.m.
• Frogg Pond: First Street and
Rehoboth Avenue. Karaoke on
Friday and Saturday. For infor-
mation, call 227-2234.
• Full Moon Saloon: Local
Lixx with 96 Rock and Skip
Dixxon on Thursdays; Open mic
with Phil Johnston Tuesdays.
Saturday, Jan. 20 - Dreams Do
Come True; Saturday, Jan. 27 -
Stripsearch. For information, call
227-2888.
• Sir Guy's Restaurant and
Pub: 243 Rehoboth Ave. DJ
Chris Mal, 9 p.m. to I a.m. on
Tuesdays. Saturday, Jan. 20 -
Finks Constant; Saturday, Jan. 27
- Uncle Chunky. For information,
call 227-7616.
• Sydney's Blues and Jazz
Restaurant: 25 Christian St. Jan.
19-20 - Mary Ann Redmond with
Mike Ault. Funch plays every
Sunday, 8 p.m. to midnight.;
Chicago-based trio Harmony Riley, which recently released
an EP, "Four Songs," will perform Friday, Jan. 19.
Capitol Records act The Push Stars will headline at Dogfish
Head Brewings & Eats in Rehoboth Beach on Friday, Jan. 19.
Acoustic Guitar Night (all players
invited) on Tuesdays. For infor-
mation, call 227-1339.
• Third Edition: 59 Lake Ave.
Music by DJ Vic, Wednesday to
Sunday. Saturday, Jan. 27 - Red
Alert Band; Sunday, Jan. 28 -
Super Bowl Party: For informa-
tion, call 227-6121.
LONG NECK
• Ashby's Oyster House:
Route 24, Peddler's Village. For
information, call 945-4070.
• Crab Barn: Long Neck
Road. Thursdays - Karaoke with
Downtown Charlie Brown.
Friday, Jan. 19 - DJ Bill Larson,
Jan. 20 - Bay Jones DJ; Friday,
Jan. 26 - DJ Bill Larsen; Saturday,
Jan. 27 - The Stumble. For infor-.
mation, call 945-8900.
Continued on page 60
Rehobc,th Film Society to view 'Kind Hearts'
dv hV tale intertwining serial-murder his title of Duke and the family society/festi-
British black come_, directed _. Robert and English manners, after Louis fortune. With its witty-britty dia- val events
Mazzini (Price) and his mother logue, great direction and exquis- call 645-
Hamer stars the late actor Sir Alec Guinness have been rejected by the aristo- ite performances all-around, 9095.
cratic family D'Ascoyne because "Kind Hearts" has been surpris- T h e
On Thursday, Jan. 25 at 7 p.m., ("The Scape Goat," "To Paris she had run off with an opera ingly under appreciated, although R e h o b o t h
the Rehoboth Beach Film Society with Love") and based on the singer, its scented with the airs of a true Beach Film
will screen the 1949 British black novel "Israel Rank," by Roy Forced out of his title and inher- British classic. Society is
comedy "Kind Hearts and Horniman, the film features acting itance by his rich and arrogant tel- The meeting will be held at the sponsored in
Coronets," starring Sir Alec veteran Guinness, in a tour-de- atives, Louis vows to avenge his Film Society office, next to part by a
Guinness CKafka, .... Murder By force turn in not one, but eight of mother and himself by practicing RadioShack in the Rehoboth Mall grant from
Death," "Bridge on the River his most memorable perfor- "the gentle art of murder" and on Route One. t h e
Kwai)", Dennis Price, Valerie mantes, eliminating the eight members of The film runs 104 minutesi For D e la w a r e
Hobson and Joan Greenwood. "Kind Hearts and Coronets" is a the family (all played brilliantly more information on membership Division of
Directed by Robert l-lamer fiendishly clever stiff upper-lip by Guiness) who stand between or to volunteer for any of the 2001 tbeArts.