Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina (2024)

September 6, 2002

Publication:

Winston-Salem Journali

Location:

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Issue Date:

Friday, September 6, 2002

Page:

47

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WHAT'S ON THE BLACK BEAR (1131 Burke St): Open seven days a week: 5 pm to 2 am Monday through riday 6 pm to 2 am Saturday and Sunday Members only Phone: 724 5724 BREW HA (521 Baity St): Live music Open seven nights a week Cover charge Phone: 727 0205 BURKE STREET PUB (1110 Burke St): Irish style pub Wednesday nights: Karaoke Open daily Monday through Saturday 4 pm to 2 am Sunday 12:30 pm to 2 am Cover charge for live enter tainment Phone: 750 0097 DEN (4221 Patterson Ave): riday nights: Live music 11 am to 2 am Monday through Saturday noon to 2 am Sunday Phone: 767 8530 fl CLUB TONIC (Westwood Village Shopping Center Clem mons): Tonight and Saturday: Top 40 and retro dance music with DJ Milk and DJ Baldee Phone: 766 4484 COBALT EATS AND DRINKS (505 Deacon Blvd): Wednesday: Working Women Wednesday Thursday: Patio party with Top 40 retro and hip hop music with DJ Milk and DJ Trailz Open seven days a week 11 am to 2 am Phone: 750 0030 COUNTRY CORRAL (Meadowbrook Drive King): Tonight and Saturday: Live coun try music 8:30 pm to 2 am Private club Cover charge 5777 REDDIE (513 Dea con Blvd): Saturday: Live music Monday: Open Mike Night Big screen television' satellite package covering most major sporting events Open every day 11 am to 2 am Phone: 748 9444 RISKIZ (9175 Broad St Rural Hall): Open riday and Saturday 8 pm to 2 am Live blues and alternative music Oc casional cover charge Private club Phone: 969 6069 THE GARAGE (110 Seventh St corner of Trade and Seventh streets): Tonight: Alli son King Band Saturday: ur Lined Volcanoes Jerry Chap man Wednesday: Special Old Time Mountain Music Jam Ses sion In commemoration of Sept 11 2001 next riday: Penny Royalty Legends of Rodeo Minimal Side Effects Sept 14: James Mathus His Knockdown Society The Skellingtons Sept 15: Wafer Thin CD release party The Bo Stevens Cover charge Phone: 777 1127 THE GARDEN WINE BAR (213 Sixth St behind Kin dred Spirits and ilm House): Restaurant with occasional live music Open Monday Wednes day 9 am 3 pm Thursday Saturday 9 am 9 pm Phone: 777 8680 GIGGLES COMEDY CLUB (Ramada Plaza Hotel 3050 Uni versity Parkway): Comedy club and restaurant Cover charge 4578 a eg qJUgKmw': ssr regain Ih slj i' a ur Lined Volcanoes will perform Saturday night at The Garage GOOD COMPANY ARTI SAN CAE (219 ourth St): Next riday: Danzig Wooley Coffeehouse with live music ri day night shows are sponsored by the iddle Bow Society Cover charge for iddle Bow shows Phone: 773 0979 El ICEHOUSE (738 28th St): Every riday: Reggae Rid dim Open Thursday through Saturday 10 pm until 2 am Phone: 829 7603 a CAE (924 Marshall St): Tuesday: live jazz 9:30 pm Restaurant Phone: 723 9593 STURGIS SALOON (975 Peters Creek Parkway): Tonight and Saturday: Live music Tuesday: Karaoke with JT Monday through riday 4 pm to 2 am Saturday and Sunday noon to 2 am Phone: 773 0909 LITTLE (3443 Robinhood Road): Saturday: Live music Open Monday through Saturday 4 pm to 2 am Private club Cover charge Phone: 765 7933 MORNING DEW (1140 Burke St): Tonight and Satur day: Live music Coffeehouse with live acoustic music irst and third Thursdays of the month Open Mike Night sec ond Thursday Winston Salem Poetry Slam fourth Thursday writers and poets long table work night Phone: 777 0464 (NC 67 East Bend): Saturday: Live country and bluegrass music 7 10 pm Restaurant amily oriented no alcohol Phone: 699 8693 fl PIANO BAR AT PAUL'S ine Italian Dining 3443 Robinhood Road): Thursday through Saturday: Damon Car mona Restaurant 7:30 to 10:30 pm Phone: 768 2645 POLUROSA (7635 Holly berry Lane Tobaccoville): riday and Saturday: Buffet supper and live bluegrass country and gospel music Third Thursday of the month: All gospel music 5 10 pm amily oriented no al cohol Cover charge Phone: 983 5352 PS 211 (211 Third St): Tonight: Dawn Chorus The Jason and Jillian Band Sunday: Bioodlet sworn enemy next riday: Diviner Clang Quartet Truncheonette Phone: 725 1392 RED BRICK TAVERN (7470 Reynolda Road): Live music on weekends Sunday through Thursday: Pool tourna ment Phone: 922 9797 REYNOLDA PUB (3625 Reynolda Road): Pub with occa sional entertainment Open seven days a week noon to 1 am Phone: 922 9902 RUBBER SOUL (1148 Burke St): Tonight: Sky Dog Gypsy Saturday: Backbeat Wednesday: Open mike next riday: Jive Turkey Sept 14: Abe Reid and the Spike Drivers Open seven days a week 5 pm to 2 am Private club Cover charge for live music Phone: 721 0570 SPIRAL (703 Jonestown Road): ridays: reaky ridays Saturday: Open House Dance Party with DJ Worm Wednes day: Wild Wednesday College Night Cover charge Phone: 659 1201 CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE (2000 Reynolda Road): Thursdays ridays and Saturdays: After hours lounge with music by Nate Williams Restaurant Phone: 723 8631: fl STUDIO 52 (4240 Pat terson Ave): Open Tuesday through Sunday 5 pm to 1 am except riday 5 pm to 3 am Cover charge Phone: 744 8252 fl (521 Liberty St): Saturday Tony Dove One Love Saturday: ront Page Wednesday: Words Music with Kettle Black Thursday: DJ spinning Old School next day: Joe Robinson Sept 14: Sweet Dreams Live blues and jazz Wednesday through Satur day 5 pm to 2 am Private club Cover charge (except Thursday) Phone: 722 4195 El THREE OAKS LOUNGE (Holiday Inn at Hanes Mall 2008 Hawthorne Road): Tonight and Wednesday night: The Shag Club Thursday and Saturday: Karaoke Cover charge for some events Phone: 765 6670 WEST END TAP ROOM (473 West End Blvd): Open seven days a week Monday through riday 4 pm to 2 am Saturday and Sunday 1 pm to 2 am No membership re quired Phone: 773 1544 WHITE HORSE SALOON (NC 8 Lawsonville): Occasion al live music Open riday and Saturday 8 pm to 2 am Call to reserve a table Phone: 593 3995 ZIGGY'S (433 Baity St): Tonight: Athenaeum Looking Back: Tuesday: Tripping Billies: Wednesday: Phix Thursday: Ab solute next riday: David Allan Coe Pound Sign 6 Sept 14: Robert Earl Keen Robinel la and the CC String Band Sept 15: United Way and Wake orest University School of Medicine Benefit with Suite 490 Lam Candy Exit 93 Jimmy and George After Image Phone: 748 1064 The deadline for placing a listing in At the Clubs is 5 pm riday To place a listing call Susan Gilmor at 727 7298 or send mail to sgilmorwsjournalcom George Strait Jo Dee Messina 7:30 pm Sept 14 Charlotte Coliseum $4950 $5950 Tickets: 722 6400 Cowboy Mouth Sept 14 Tremont Music Hall Charlotte $13 $15 Tickets: 722 6400 OAR Sept 19 Tremont Music Hall Charlotte $15 Tick ets: 722 6400 Enrique Iglesias Sept 20 Verizon Amphitheatre Char lotte $1550 $50 Tickets: 722 6400 Enrique Iglesias Sept 21 Alltel Pavilion Raleigh $30 $50 Tickets: 722 6400 The End of Summer Music Jam 7:30 pm Sept 21 The Millennium Center 101 ifth St With Charles Greene Groupe Patrick Rock Band Sahara None the Wiser and Home Remedy Proceeds benefit Musicians and Artists Against Rape $20 $15 in ad vance Tickets are available at The Record Exchange and Jack son's Music fl irefall James Lee Stan ley Aura Honey James Band Plank Road Bluegrass 6 pm Sept 21 Shallowford Square Pavilion Lewisville $20 Tick ets: wwwjambasecom Bow Wow Sept 21 Raleigh Entertainment and Sports Arena $2250 $32 Tickets: 722 6400 fl Bow Wow Sept 22 Char lotte Coliseum $35 Tickets: 722 6400 OAR Sept 22 The Mil lennium Center Ticket price TBA Tickets: 748 1064 Victoria Williams Mark Olson The Creekdippers Sept 23 The Garage $12 $10 in advance Tickets: 777 1127 Hobex Sept 26 The Garage $5 Tickets: 777 1127 Old Town Breakdown 5 10 pm Sept 27 Winston Square Park Marshall Street With Little Milton Eddie Cot ton The Charles Greene Groupe Part of the Artslgnite estival $10 Call 721 1945 Old Town Breakdown 11 am 6 pm Sept 28 corner of Sixth and Trade streets With Etta Baker Badgett Sisters The New Camp Creek Band Camp Meeting Choir The Hush puppies Peter May's Terra plane New Pilot Mountaineers Part of the Artslgnite estival $5 Call 721 1945 Lynyrd kynyrd Dicky Betts Sept 28 Joel Coliseum $2475 $2975 Tickets: 722 6400 Old Town Breakdown noon 9 pm Sept 29 South eastern Center for Contempo rary Art With Jim Lauderdale Band Eddie Cotton The Gospel Branchettes Duane Jarvis and Los lacos Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart Tommy Womack Kevin Gordon Danielle Howie David Childers Tim Easton The Old Crow Med icine Show and Kirk Eddie Lisa Part of the Artslgnite esti val $20 Tickets: 721 1945 fl Dirty Dozen Brass Band Sept 28 Ziggy's $10 Tickets: 748 1064 Lucky Dube Sept 29 Ziggy's $15 Tickets: 748 1064 George Jones 7:30 pm Oct 4 War Memorial Auditor! urn Greensboro $3750 Tick ets: (888) 397 3100 Paul McCartney Oct 7 Raleigh Entertainment and Sports Arena $55 $250 Tick ets: 722 6400 Glory ountain Oct 12 The Garage $7 Tickets: 777 i 1127 fl In the Mood 8 pm Oct 17 Stevens Center $27 $29 Tickets: 721 1945 Jump Little Children Oct 19 $8 Tickets: 748 1064 i Here are the top records in next issue of Billboard magazine Copyright Billboard Publications Inc Reprinted with permission Singles fl Dilemma Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland 2 Gangsta Lovin' Eve featur ing Alicia Keys 3 Complicated Avril Lavigne 4 Hot in Herre Nelly 5 Out My Closet Eminem 6 1 Need a Girl (Part Two) Diddy Ginuwine featuring Loon Mario Winans Tammy Ruggieri 7 Just a riend 2002 Mario 8 Happy Ashanti: 9 Without Me Eminem 10 Just Like a Pill Pink Albums 1 Home Dixie Chicks 2 The Eminem Show Eminem 3 Let Go Avril Lavigne 4 Nellyville Nelly 5 A Rush of Blood to the Head Coldplay 6 Eve oiution Eve 7 The Rising Bruce Spring steen 8 October Road James Taylor 9 Lord Clipse 10 Now 10 Various artists Country singles 1 Unbroken Tim McGraw 2 I Miss My riend Darryl Worley 3 The Good Stuff Kenny Chesney 4 Ten Rounds with Jose Cuer vo Tracy Byrd 5 1 Keep Looking Sara Evans 6 The Impossible Joe Nichols 7 Beautiful Mess Diamond Rio 8 Somebody Like You Keith Urban 9 Long Time Gone Dixie Chicks 10 Work in Progress Alan Jackson Adult contemporary 1 Do It for Love Daryl Hall and John Oates 2 A Thousand Miles Vanessa Carlton 3 To Where You Are Josh Groban 4 A New Day Has Come Ce line Dion 5 Superman (It's Not Easy) ive or ighting Gospel albums 1 Incredible Mary Mary 2 The Rebirth of Kirk ranklin Kirk ranklin 3 The Kiss Trm i tee 5:7 4 amily Affair II: Live at Radio City Music Hall Hazekiah Walker The Love ellowship Crusade Choir 5 2nd Chance Karen Clark Sheared Modern rock tracks 1 By the Way Red Hot Chili Peppers 2 Aerials System Of A Down 3 Sweetness Jimmy Eat World 4 Running Away Hoobastank 5 My riends over You New ound Glory Korn 7:30 pm Oct 21 Greensboro Coliseum $3650 Tickets: (888) 397 3100 1964 The Tribute 8 pm Oct 24 Stevens Center $23 $25 Tickets: 721 1945 The Statler Brothers Oct 25 Asheville Civic Center Asheville $34 $46 Tickets: 722 6400 Sam Bush Oct 26 Ziggy's $20 Tickets: 748 1064 The Biggest Gospel Event in America with Hoppers Michael Combs 3 for 1 Crabb amily Greenes Tony Gore Primitive Quartet 6 pm Oct 26 Joel Coliseum $14 $1650 $1950 Tickets: 722 6400) Mighty Mighty Bosstones Nov 6 Ziggy's $15 Tickets: 748 1064 Michael Smith 7 pm Nov 7 Joel Coliseum $25 Tickets: 722 6400 Michael Bolton 8 pm Nov 8 Joel Coliseum $2450 $3750 $4350 Tickets on sale beginning next riday Call 722 6400 Alan Jackson Martina McBride Nov 8 Greensboro Coliseum $2950 $3950 $4950 Tickets: (888) 397 3100 Cowboy Mouth Nov 9 $15 748:1064 W1XSTON tlIM Joi RWE riday September 6 2002 PAGE E7 rr to String' Do You Have Prestige? 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