Bill Horist Pacific Northwest August 2005 shows
Need a Bill Horist solo fix? Not too hard this
month!
Wednesday August
10
ROLLERBALL
SIX
FOOT
SLOTH
REMORA
BILL
HORIST
Rollerball continues to bring it
with their
idiosyncratic pop
abstractions for this hometown stop
on
their West Coast tour - featuring the angular
and
dexterous Six Foot Sloth, the
mysterious solo effort
from the
Southeast, Remora. Joining them tonight
and
on August 14 is guitarist Bill
Horist. This will be
Bill's first
Portland appearance in well over a
year
so come out and say
hello!!
Berbati's Pan, 10 SW 3rd,
PORTLAND, 9:30pm, 21+
Sunday
August
14
ROLLERBALL
SIX
FOOT
SLOTH
REMORA
BILL
HORIST
See above listing and replace
Portland with Seattle,
stir, rinse and
repeat
Sunset Tavern, 5433 Ballard Ave
NW, SEATTLE, 9pm, 21+
Wednesday
August
17
DATETENRYU
MASTER
MUSICIANS OF BUKKAKE
BILL HORIST
110% Gamang with Datenryu - Legendary
Japanese psych
rock Kyoto style
indubitable - the indisputable
Champs
to the nines! Bathe in
technicolor hurl with the ones
and only
Master Musicians of Bukkake! Bill
Horist
kicks it off strong and wrong,
it's midweek baby!!
Sunset Tavern, 5433
Ballard Ave NW, SEATTLE, 9pm, 21+
Saturday August
20
GREGORY
REYNOLDS/
BILL HORIST
DUO
Saxographer nonparliel Gregory
Reynolds and
guitfiddlin Bill join
forces and bring two sets of
routes to
the apogee and back! Don't miss this
rare
meeting of two of Seattle's
idiosyncratic sounds.
Gallery 1412,
1412 18th, SEATTLE, 8pm,
ALL
AGES!
Wednesday August
24
SUNBURNED HAND OF THE
MAN
MAGIK
MARKERS
DYNAMITE
CLUB
GHIDRA
Hear it or hear about it! The cultish weird
folk
ritual Americana of Sunburned Hand
of the Man! The
lauded loudly as of
late - Magik Markers! The
fractious
refinement of Dynamite Club! Ghidra
makes
their only Summer appearance hot
on the heels of
recent studio
dates!
Sunset Tavern, 5433 Ballard Ave
NW, SEATTLE, 9pm, 21+
Sunday August
28
The Nature Consortium
presents:
BILL
HORIST
Bill plays on a fake glacier on
a real Summer day at a
really early
hour - 12pm! Part of the
Nature
Consortium's annual Arts in
Nature Festival. What is
that you may
ask?
Arts~in~Nature Festival is a
2-day celebration
exploring
environmental lessons through the
creative
arts. The 2005 festival is
scheduled for August 27th &
28th,
2005 at Camp Long. View this year's schedule
as
it is being built... and check back
for the final 2005
schedule in August!
* Music ~ jazz, folk, classical,
improvisational &
experimental
music will be presented in 3
locations:
the outdoor stage, by the
pond and on the glacier.
See
schedule.
* Dance
& Theatre ~ some of Seattle's
favorite
performing artists will take
to the stage, glacier &
museum of
sound in this funky little event.
See
schedule.
* Museum
of Sound ~ sound artists, instrument
makers,
musicians and wandering
performers will infiltrate the
camp's
cabins and forested outer perimeter.
Additional
details on specific artist
installations on the
fest
schedule.
* Visual
Arts ~ Visual artists and fine crafters
will
be offering work that is
considerate of our resources
and adapts
to and/or evokes a reverence for
our
surrounding natural environment. We
are still
recruiting visual artists to
participate in our event.
Please call
us at 206/923-0853 or
email
info@naturec.org
to receive an application. See
artist
list
below.
* Kids & Family Activities ~
visit our kids & family
area for
creative, interactive, fun,
educational
activities.
Getting
There: Attendees were encouraged to use
less
environmentally harmful
transportation choices to
arrive at the
event including transit - Metro bus
#21,
carpools, vanpools, bicycling and
walking. Click here
for a map of Camp
Long and vicinity.
Directions: take the
West Seattle Bridge from I-5 or
99,
stay in the left lanes for the Fauntleroy Way
SW
exit. At the first stoplight (35th
Ave. SW), take a
left. Go 6/10's of a
mile up the hill and Camp Long
will be
on the left hand side. Very small parking
lot,
but unlimited parking along 35th
Ave. SW. Additional
parking available
in the upper lot of Providence
Mount
St. Vincent's on Hudson Street.
(One block north of
Camp
Long.)
For complete event information
call 206-923-0853 or
visit
www.naturec.org/festival.htm.
The
Nature Consortium at Camp Long, WEST SEATTLE,
ALL
AGES!!
MONDAY
AUGUST 29
PK/SAWKA/HORIST
TRIO
Three alleged adults proving the
contrary for your
listening/dining
pleasure. Check it - local
bassist
about town PK,
drummer/madmachineman Kevin Sawka
and
former Pinewood Derby ace Bill
Horist - Are they three
men of one
synergistic mind? Are they three
fellas
with one brain between them?
You decide at Fremont's
favorite new
joint - Nectar!
Check it (vol II) -
Who cares if you don't think
we're
worth it!?!? This sucka is free,
that's right, FREE!
Nectar, 412 N 36th
St, SEATTLE, 8pm, 21+
Posted: Tue - August 9, 2005 at 09:31 AM