Posts Tagged “The Dusty 45s”
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The Dusty 45s @Neumos |
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
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925 E. Pike St.
Seattle, WA, USA 98122
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| Other Info | Come see The Dusty 45s rock Neumos on Feb 28th! |
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The Dusty 45s @The High Dive |
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
9:00pm
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$15
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21+
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513 N 36th
Seattle , WA, USA 98103
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| Other Info | The Dusty 45s play the High Dive New Years Eve! |
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The Dusty 45s @The Brick Tavern |
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Saturday, November 29, 2008
9:00pm
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$7
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21+
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1 Pennsylvania Avenue
Roslyn, WA, USA
I'm the oldest operating bar in Washington state open since 1889. I like to party and have a lot of fun. Every weekend there is live music, usually no cover lets dance. I was also the bar used in the t.v. show Northern Exposure and i have the jail cells in the basement used in a movie called the runner stumbles filmed in 1978 Therefore I gained the label "World famous."Back in the day i was the hangout to the miners who immigrated from all over the world to mine coal in the area. Now Roslyn is a hot outdoor rec. spot in sumer and winter so come see us and have a frosty
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| Other Info | The Dusty 45s play The Brick Tavern in Roslyn on Nov 29th. |
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The Dusty 45s @The Sportscenter |
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Friday, November 28, 2008
9:00pm
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21+
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214 E Yakima Ave
Yakima, WA 98901
Showcasing talent from the Northwest and beyond, Yakima
Sports Center is the Central Washington hub for fresh
cuisine, local art, live music, craft beers, valley wines, and
sports enthusiasts. While preserving an historic 1910
landmark in the heart of downtown Yakima, the Sports
Center celebrates all four seasons of flavors from our
agriculturally rich valley with sizzle.
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| Other Info | The Dusty 45s play The Sports Center in Yakima, WA on the Nov 28th...show starts at 9pm. We would love to see you there! |
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Gimme Shelter Benefit for DESC - The Dusty 45s, Tiny Vipers, Kristen |
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Friday, November 21, 2008
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216 Union Street
Seattle, WA, USA 98101
Located beneath Wild Ginger and across from Benaroya Hall, in the heart of downtown Seattle.
We are proud to offer our patrons the unique opportunity to enjoy our world class Asian menu, a full bar and award-winning wine list, all set to the beat of live music in both our Musicquarium lounge and Mainstage theater.
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| Other Info | The Dusty 45s, Tiny Vipers and Kristen play two shows at the Triple Door. A 7pm all ages show first, then at 10pm a 21+ show. The benefit is for Downtown Emergency Service Center. Serving disabled and vulnerable homeless adults, and are one of the largest multiservice centers for homeless adults in the Pacific Northwest. Programs of permanent supportive housing, clinical services and emergency services and overnight shelter provide a continuum of care that helps people to survive and to break the cycle of homelessness.
Sponsors include Safeco Insurance, SMR Architects, Academy Press, Sider +
Byers Associates, Lorig Associates, Top Pot Doughnuts and Sonic Boom Records.
http://www.desc.org/ |
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The Dusty 45s are playing a very important benefit show at The Triple Door on Nov 21st. The benefit “Gimme Shelter” is in support of the (DESC) The Downtown Emergency Service Center. Reaf the press release here. The DESC and The Dusty 45s teamed up to create “Gimme Shelter”, a concert designed to support DESC’s efforts to end homelessness in our community. Also playing with along with The Dusty 45s are the Tiny Vipers and Kristen Ward.
DESC is Seattle’s largest homeless service provider, and focuses on the needs of vulnerable men and women living with persistent and severe mental illness. DESC’s integrated program of shelter, mental health care, addiction treatment and employment services effectively connects people to appropriate affordable housing and services. For almost 30 years, DESC has operated the largest emergency shelter in Seattle and today is also the largest provider of Housing First apartments for homeless people in the region. In the last three years, DESC has connected over 1,500 people to housing, more than any other agency in the state.
Billy Joe of The Dusty 45s knows first hand the impact DESC can make in a person’s life:
“When it comes to DESC, I can speak from personal experience about the comfort they provide to families like mine,” says Billy Joe Huels of the Dusty 45s, who will also be releasing their new EP, Fortunate Man, at the event. “DESC provided my mentally ill brother real options when he had none. Matthew lives with schizophrenia and was homeless for 8 years. When he wasn’t living on the street, his most common residences were King County Jail and Western State Hospital. He failed again and again in other shelters and housing situations. DESC is the first agency to successfully monitor his medication. He recently marked one year in an apartment of his own, operated by DESC. Through their service, my brother now has a humane and stable existence.”
Billy Joe’s family with brother Mathew.
There will be two shows. The first at 7pm all ages and the second at 10pm 21+. Tickets are $20 and all proceeds will directly benefit the programs of The Downtown Emergency Service Center and will be generously matched by Safeco Insurance. We would love to see you come out and support a great local organization that is making a difference in our community one life at a time!
The Dusty 45s
Tiny Vipers
Kristen Ward
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