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SUMMARY:Too Short Live in Boise!
DESCRIPTION:West Coast hip-hop legend Too $hort comes to Knitting Factory in Boise\, ID on Friday\, October 9\, 2026. \nWith a career spanning more than four decades\, Too $hort is one of the most influential artists in West Coast hip-hop. Known for classics including “Blow the Whistle\,” “The Ghetto\,” “Freaky Tales\,” “Gettin’ It\,” and “Get In Where You Fit In\,” Too $hort has built a legacy that has influenced generations of hip-hop artists and fans. \nFrom his early Oakland roots to collaborations with legends including Tupac\, The Notorious B.I.G.\, Snoop Dogg\, Jay-Z\, E-40\, Lil Jon\, Scarface\, and Pimp C\, Too $hort remains one of the defining voices of West Coast rap. He is also a founding member of Mount Westmore\, alongside Ice Cube\, Snoop Dogg\, and E-40. Experience a true West Coast hip-hop pioneer live in Boise! \nSuper Fan GA Ticket: Be the first to enter the venue to get right in front of the stage (30 minutes before general admission doors open)! Be the first to the merch booth without the long lines! (Very Limited Super Fan Tickets Available)
URL:https://www.mikebrowngroup.com/event/too-short-live-in-boise/
LOCATION:Knitting Factory\, 416 S 9th St\, Boise\, Idaho\, 83702
CATEGORIES:Arts & Music,Music
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SUMMARY:Iron & Wine w/ Ken Pomeroy
DESCRIPTION:Concert for Cause with Iron & Wine \n \nHen’s Teeth \nRelease Date: February 27th 2026 \n“I’ve always wanted to use that title\,” Sam Beam says of Hen’s Teeth\, his eighth full-length album and his sixth for Sub Pop Records. “I just love it. To me it suggests the impossible. Hen’s teeth do not exist. And that’s what this record felt like: a gift that shouldn’t be there but it is. An impossible thing but it’s real.” \nHen’s Teeth and his previous album\, Light Verse\, are siblings of a sort. They were recorded during the same sessions after a years-long dry spell\, with the same band\, at Waystation studio in Laurel Canyon. “When I’ve been on a writing kick\, and the band can meet me where I’m at\, they push me into something I hadn’t imagined. I’m at a point in my life where spontaneity is a lot more important to me. I don’t have as much to prove as I used to. I’m a lot freer and I love making music more than ever. There are no right or wrong answers. You just pray for your luck and try your best.” \nIn this case prayers were answered and luck struck hard. The musicians cohered so quickly and inspired each other so much that they were often getting songs recorded in just a few takes\, sometimes at the rate of two or three per day. The two albums might therefore be thought of as fraternal twins: they share DNA and complement each other but have distinct identities and are defined as much by their differences as their similarities. \nLight Verse (2024) took its name from a form of poetry that makes heavy use of wordplay\, humor\, and nonsense. Its cover depicts figures in silhouette\, floating or falling through a cyanotype sky. It’s a sweet and airy album\, impressionistic\, at times even flirting with abstraction\, a hearty shaking off of the doom and gloom of the Covid era. Many of the songs are named for ideas or feelings that gesture toward hope amidst uncertainty: “You Never Know\,” “All in Good Time” (a gorgeous duet with Fiona Apple)\, “Cutting It Close\,” “Taken by Surprise.” \nThe world of Hen’s Teeth is earthier\, darker\, more robust and more tactile than that of Light Verse. The songs have titles like “Roses\,” “Robin’s Egg\,” “Dates and Dead People\,” “Singing Saw.” “Run into the one you love forever / Laugh into each other’s empty mouth\,” Beam sings on “Roses\,” the album’s first track. It’s one of several songs in which lovers are depicted as so deeply entwined they physically merge. “Paper and Stone” recalls that “But for the time we fell in two / You’d be me and I’d be you / One crust of bread could fit in our mouths / You’d breathe in and I’d let it out.” And on “In Your Ocean\,” we find Beam “Praying for dry ground / Though I only want to drown / When I find myself swimming in your ocean.” \nThe cover is a portrait of Beam surrounded on all sides by flourishing ferns and other tropical plant life. He is wearing a pin-stripe jacket and holding a massive cluster of grapes\, prodigious beard spilling down his chest. He could be a local harvest god or a gentleman outlaw holed up in a jungle cave. There are white feathers covering his eyes but these somehow do not suggest blindness. Rather they seem to literalize the poetic notion of an artist’s vision taking flight. The whole surreal scene is washed in humid\, spooky red. It’s somewhere between Leonora Carrington and Frida Kahlo\, and the contrast with the cool blue-white palette of Light Verse could not be starker. \n“The experiments in this one were more with genre than with form. For the last couple years one of my go-to’s has been Van Morrisson’s Astral Weeks\, that style where jazz musicians play folk music and it blossoms in different ways than folk musicians are normally interested in doing. ‘Singing Saw’ feels like a song that Doc Boggs and Simon & Garfunkel might have done together. ‘Roses’ and ‘In Your Ocean’ are straight forward folk rock\, but they build to these apocalyptic endings. ‘Dates and Dead People’ and ‘Defiance\, Ohio’ take a lot from Tropicalia\, which is some of my favorite music too. I don’t see it as that much different from jazz. All these forms have been in rock music forever.” \nAbout the players: David Garza on guitar\, Sebastian Steinberg on bass\, and Tyler Chester on keyboards. Griffin Goldsmith\, Beth Goodfellow\, and Kyle Crane all play drums. Paul Cartwright plays violin and mandolin among other stringed instruments; he also handled string arrangements for both records. The indie-country trio I’m With Her appears on the ebullient lead single\, “Robin’s Egg\,” and again on the tender\, mournful “Wait Up.” \n“I’m obsessed with duets\,” Beam says. “Ever since I did Love Letter to Fire with Jesca Hoop. I just love the form. It’s inherently dramatic. And it’s so fun. I had these songs and I finished them with I’m With Her in mind.” Arden Beam—Beam’s daughter—contributes harmonies and backing vocals onthe tracks “Roses\,” “Singing Saw\,” “Defiance\, Ohio” and “Grace Notes.” Her contributions lend a personal poignancy\, as well as a wonderful sonic texture\, to Hen’s Teeth. Born two months before the release of his debut album\, The Creek Drank the Cradle (2002)\, she is now 23 years old and a musician herself—the first of his children to appear on one of his records. \n“It’s exciting\, making it more of a family affair. I like making Iron and Wine records\, but I like the collaboration even more. Interacting with a bunch of friends and being blown away by what they can bring\, musically and emotionally\, to a set of three chords. I get to play all day with these people I love and they respond by giving me their most vulnerable\, expressive self. It’s the weirdest\, best job ever.” \nBy Justin Taylor \n\n \n\nKen Pomeroy\nKen Pomeroy will break your heart. She’ll do it with a single line––sometimes\, just one word. The pain begins as an empathetic ache. Then\, as Pomeroy sings her stories\, you begin to see yourself in her hurt and hope. And you realize: We’re in this together.\nPomeroy’s outstretched hand to the wounded manifests as startlingly good songs. Her soprano is comforting––almost sweet––but perhaps most powerful delivering a devastating line. A deft guitarist\, she opts for beds of rootsy strings that can soothe or haunt. But it’s her writing that really shines and stings.\nRaised in Moore\, Oklahoma\, Pomeroy is Cherokee. Her mamaw gave her the name ᎤᏍᏗᏀᏯᏓᎶᏂᎨᎤᏍᏗᎦ\, which means “Little Wolf with Yellow Hair.” Existing in the intersection of past\, present and future; Pomeroy effortlessly channels the ancestral wisdom of her elders and her lived experience through her lyrical and instrumental composition. Writing as a cathartic release culminated in Pomeroy’s new album\, Cruel Joke\, released May 16\, 2025 on Rounder Records. The 12-track indie-folk collection creates a wild but safe space of Pomeroy’s own––a space that\, like 23-year-old Pomeroy herself\, is brutally honest\, proudly Native American\, and undeniably brilliant.\nPeople have noticed. Pomeroy’s “Wall of Death” made its way onto the Twisters soundtrack\, while Hulu’s Reservation Dogs featured her soul-mining gem\, “Cicadas\,” and The Low Down features Pomeroy performing “Bound to Rain.” Tour dates with Lukas Nelson\, Iron & Wine\, I’m With Her\, American Aquarium\, John Moreland and more have followed along with stops at the Newport Folk Festival and Telluride Bluegrass Festival. “A lot of really cool things are happening\, but it hasn’t set in. I haven’t had time to bask in it\,” Pomeroy says. “Even when I started playing music\, I never thought\, ‘I’m a musician. I chose this life.’ I feel like something way above me pointed at me and said\, ‘Okay\, here’s your path.’ And I’ve just been following it kind of blindly ever since.”
URL:https://www.mikebrowngroup.com/event/iron-wine-w-ken-pomeroy/
LOCATION:Treefort Music Hall\, 722 W. Broad Street\, Boise\, ID\, 83702\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Music,Music
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SUMMARY:Disney Descendants\, ZOMBIES & Camp Rock - Worlds Collide Concert Tour
DESCRIPTION:Disney Descendants\, ZOMBIES & Camp Rock: Worlds Collide Concert Tour\nat ExtraMile Arena in Boise\, ID on Tuesday\, October 13\, 2026 \nThe all-new “Worlds Collide Concert Tour” brings together the worlds of “Descendants\,” “ZOMBIES\,” and for the very first time\, “Camp Rock\,” in an unforgettable new arena spectacular. A pop concert of the highest caliber\, this year’s cast features an exceptionally talented lineup of Disney stars including Malachi Barton (“ZOMBIES 4\,” “Camp Rock 3”)\, Liamani Segura (“Descendants: Wicked Wonderland\,” “Camp Rock 3”)\, Dara Reneé (“Descendants: The Rise of Red”)\, Mekonnen Knife (“ZOMBIES 4”)\, Hudson Stone (“Camp Rock 3”)\, Swayam Bhatia (“ZOMBIES 4”)\, Kiara Romero (“Descendants: Wicked Wonderland”)\, and Alexandro Byrd (“Descendants: Wicked Wonderland”). Fans will experience an evening packed with hit songs from all three franchises brought together in a brand-new production with fresh mashups and fan favorite songs. Next-level choreography and electrifying special effects create a show filled with nonstop delight\, fan interactions\, and nostalgia. Come dressed as your favorite character\, sing along all night\, and experience the music and moments from “Descendants\,” “ZOMBIES” and “Camp Rock” colliding on stage in this all-new concert experience.
URL:https://www.mikebrowngroup.com/event/disney-descendants-zombies-camp-rock-worlds-collide-concert-tour/
LOCATION:ExtraMile Arena\, 1401 Bronco Lane\, Boise\, Idaho\, 83706
CATEGORIES:Arts & Music,Music
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SUMMARY:ZONA DE RAVETON: HALLOWEEN EDITION (Latin & Regional Rave)
DESCRIPTION:This Halloween\, we’re going BIGGER than ever. This year we’re bringing as Idaho’s biggest Halloween Latin rave experience. \nWelcome to ZONA DE RAVETÓN — where Regional Mexicano meets the rave. One massive night combining live tamborazo\, DJs\, lasers\, CO2\, LED visuals and Halloween high energy! \nLIVE BAND: Tamborazo Zacatecano \nLIVE DJs: Fresh • Lightz • Litino \nSpecial Live Performance: DJ Johnny Smith \nExpect a wild mix of Regional • Reggaetón • Latin Hits • Cumbias • Rave/Techno energy + more all night long. \n THE HALLOWEEN EXPERIENCE\nCO2 Effects \nLasers \nMassive LED Screen \nPhotobooth \nLive Tamborazo \nMultiple DJs \nFull Bar \nHalloween Costume Contest — Sexy • Scary • Creative \nCome dressed up\, bring the crew and get ready for a Halloween party built different. Sombreros\, botas\, disfraces y rave energy encouraged. \nFriday\, October 30TH | 18+ to enter | 21+ to drink \nTreefort Music Hall \n722 W Broad St\, Boise\, ID \nTickets are limited and prices will increase as each tier sells out. Lock yours in early. \nRegional meets the rave. Halloween meets Zona. \nBoise… prepárense porque este Halloween SE VA A PRENDER —
URL:https://www.mikebrowngroup.com/event/zona-de-raveton-halloween-edition-latin-regional-rave/
LOCATION:Treefort Music Hall\, 722 W. Broad Street\, Boise\, ID\, 83702\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festivals & Events,Halloween,Music
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