Week #23 of Caveman Morrison frontman Tym Morrison's current weekly concert arrangement at The Harp Bar & Grill will go down TOMORROW & SATURDAY NIGHT! Though yet to be advertised on Facebook, Tym's website confirms that he'll be back at the former Madison's Pub on Pine Street for solo acoustic shows this weekend, with tomorrow's show being his usual gig/hosted jam night, while he doubles up for the fourth time with a pure solo concert on Saturday, so pick your fancy (or both) for Tym's entertaining unplugged hard rock covers and more this weekend! There's no announced cover charge for either night, you must be 19 to attend, and each event should start at around 10:00 PM. Check the above links for more details, and don't miss Tym's experienced veteran sound and talents this weekend! For a preview, here's Tym live at The Harp in December!

The booklet that comes with physical copies of "The First" will feature photos from Jack Spades' set opening for Anvil at The Canadian in March, while logos and art in the booklet are done by frontman J.D. Pearce's Frightlight bandmate Kevin Powe. Be sure to get your copies on May 16th, which are $5 plus your $5 door charge for the release show, and stay tuned for more details, including the identity of Project 421's fill-in vocalist!

Finally for today, local alternative/hard rock trio The Pixo Control shared a new video of their set at The Essar Center on Sunday as part of last weekend's Passport To Unity festivities! Courtesy of what I believe was an indoor rescheduling of their Downtown Diversity set (which even had Crank Sound Distribution doing sound), this was filmed by attendee Taylor Leadbeater and both posted & shared on the band's Facebook page that day. It's of The Pixo Control playing their teased new song "60 Extra Chances Called Minutes", and while the video is regrettably filmed in the vertical cell phone camera angle, the band sounds good, and it has an early-1990s grunge vibe like many of their other songs! I like the choruses especially, though Taylor's camera angle is a bit far, and the lack of fans in the stands reminds me of events like the New Year's community event at the arena that Intrepid played (but the flags behind the stage are a nice touch!)
In terms of the band's next moves, their Facebook share of this video confirmed that they're going to slow down shows for a bit as "there's something real great coming up right around the corner", but the video will keep us on our toes, and they closed with "see you babes soon", but didn't elaborate. Perhaps are they recording some originals? Too early to say yet, but check out the full video below!
That's all for today, but stay tuned tomorrow for our extended preview of Saturday night's fourth annual Sewer Swampstravaganza! Thanks everyone!
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