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Original raw rock, folk, country, and blues sounds tonight at the Moon Roof Bar from Muletide Perkins Band (Mule-T, Hardup McGizzle, and Old Burnt Turn Slick) and BadLand Bad Boys (BadLand and Swiss Beats).  Come on down and join us for a grand time.

If you have Comcast cable television. Go to ON DEMAND > Cutting Edge> Stupid videos> Sketch Comedy> Bunny Skates. It’s Rome’s local crazy laugh action comedy group, The Woodcreek Faction, representing Rome via StupidVideos.com. I’m very glad it was up on Thanksgiving weekend. That is quite and honor and The Woodcreek Faction is extremely grateful. It will be available until December 1st.

If you don’t have Comcast ON DEMAND, then you can just watch it here.

The lowdown on downtown Rome entertainment

(as seen on HometownHeadlines.com)

By Bryan Mullins of Mullinsmania.com

Much ado about Thanksgiving. Once again, the holidays bring excitement and vigor to the local nightlife and music scene.

TONIGHT

Justin Moore has recently blown up the airwaves with his hits “Small Town USA” and “Back that Thing Up.” If you haven’t caught his videos on CMT, you can view them from his web site. He’s scheduled to perform all over the country, including Rome at The Forum tonight at the long-awaited First Annual Turkey Jam at The Forum featuring Moore, rising artist Brantley Gilbert and local favorites and proud Romans, KneckDown.

The Groundhawgs always have a big time and a big turnout when they host their holiday blowouts at the 400 Block. The band is fronted by Clayton and Clark Jones and always features an amazing rotation of talented string band musicians. Regardless of the lineup, a grand time is always in store.

David Bell is a staple of the Georgia music scene. After fronting the Dirt Dobbers, he has continued to perform solo and with Tim Bowen in Thunderbolt Patterson. The amount of respect he carries from local songwriters and musicians is immense. He’ll be performing tonight at the Moon Roof Bar.

 THURDAY

Not really sure if anything’s open. Enjoy the day and exercise gratitude.

FRIDAY

Scott Thompson is a definite favorite around these parts. He’s entertained crowds around here for years now with a wide selection of material. He’ll surely have a great crowd and a great time at 333 on Broad.

Red Eye Jedi is definitely one of Rome’s more unique acts. These guys have been playing together long enough now that it’s just too easy for them to drop some space funk that you wouldn’t believe. They’re great if you’d like to take a ride on a sonic rollercoaster. They will be setting up shop at the 400 Block Bar on Friday.

Country and Southern rock artists, The Jake Leggs, will be returning to the Moon Roof Bar for a night of great times and good music.

SATURDAY

Clay Broome is a man of many bands. He’s most known around here for fronting his own band of the same name. However, he’s been all over the place this year, playing lead guitar all over the Southeast with Willie Heath Neal and playing bass with the Precious Lemons. On Saturday, Clay returns with his punk, country, and blues influenced no mercy rock show that we all miss. This will all go down at the 400 Block Bar.

The Moon Roof Bar will feature raw and original country rock from Muletide Perkins, and his group of merry men including bassist Hardup McGizzle and drummer Old Burnt Turn Slick a/k/a BadLand Bad Boy, who will also perform original songs on the guitar.

The Cornbread Killers are an excellent rock and roll trio featuring three very talented individuals Jeff Caldwell, Jeff Bridges and Shane West. With great originals and solid renditions of some of rock ‘n’ roll’s favorites, it’s a great show. Tonight they’ll be performing at The Peach Palace.

Josh Ray fronts an Atlanta based trio with influences in rock, soul and funk. He’ll be bringing his soulful sound to 333 on Broad.

Have fun and be careful and responsible. Don’t be the guy that nobody wants to have around.

MORE MULLINS

-For a more extensive list, please see Bryan Mullins’ Mullinsmania.com

-Listen for Bryan on The Ridge 95.7 FM  with Matt D & Mullins in the Morning weekdays from 7 to 9 a.m.

What do you think? I think it’s got a nice ring to it. Starting Monday, November 23rd, I’ll be joining Matt D every morning on 95.7 FM The Ridge from 7 to 9am. I have been doing a Mullins Mania report every Friday at 8, so I’m familiar with the studio. We just have a real good time in there and apparently the listeners don’t seem to mind too much either. So, we’re going to be playing your favorite songs from the 60′s, 70′s, and 80′s, offering great prizes and getting your day started on the right foot. I know I’m really excited to be able to wake up and listen to music for two hours every morning. I know the Ridge Runners love it too. So don’t forget to join us Monday through Friday on Matt D and Mullins in the Morning on 95.7 The Ridge, Northwest Georgia’s home for Classic Hits.

 …as seen on HometownHeadlines.com….

TONIGHT

Russell McClanahan and the mOOn Crewentertain the Harvest Moon dining room with old time string band sound.

Thomas Tillman is a Georgia-based soulful country performer that will set up shop at 333 on Broad.

FRIDAY

Local artist David Mott will hold an opening ceremony for his month long exhibit at All Things Artistic.

The Moon Roof Bar hosts Jeff Caldwell, singer, songwriter, and guitarist from the Cornbread Killers. He’ll be performing a solo acoustic act on Friday.

Lee Shealy and Alan Smith are the backbone of Backswing, a staple of Rome’s music life. They’ll be performing from a wide catalog of classics at the 400 Block Bar.

333 on Broad will continue to bring fresh talent to Rome. Friday night offers the band Kick Start.

SATURDAY

The Boys & Girls Club of Rome will host a diverse music event at their South Rome location. In conjunction with Shorter College, the community center will offer an international festival of music including local artists like Gary Greene, Seth Turner, In Pursuit and Katrina Barclay.

It’s safe to say that the talent within Thunderbolt Patterson spreads out over multiple instruments and taps into multiple layers of the foundations of the enormous catalog of rock ‘n’ roll music. Old Havana Cigar, with they’re den-like environment and amazing variety of beers is the perfect match for this kind of quality performance.

Christopher Alan Yates is a creative and talented songwriter from the Atlanta area. He’ll be settling in at 333 on Broad for another great night of songwriting.

Warren Adams is a band featuring a variation of members from local rockers 6 Deuce. They’ll be playing at the 400 Block Bar.

MORE MULLINS

-For a more extensive list, please see Bryan Mullins’ Mullinsmania.com

-Listen for Bryan on The Ridge 95.7 FM  with Matt D in the Morning just after the 8 a.m. news on Friday. Or catch him just before the news, at 7:50 a.m., with Elizabeth Davis on Talk Radio WLAQ 1410 AM.

We really enjoyed filming this one and are very thankful to have been able to use this popular local dentists office.

The lowdown on downtown Rome entertainment

By Bryan Mullins of Mullinsmania.com

TONIGHT

The Rome Area Songwriters Association is a group dedicated to local original songwriters. They perform monthly at the Rome Area Council for the Arts. November’s lineup consists of Pamela Kirk, Ernie Palmer and longtime member Gene Brigham.

Russell McClanahan and the mOOn Crew will perform their tribute to old time string band music in the Harvest Moon dining room, a tradition that was started years ago by McClanahan and the legendary Kasper “Stranger” Malone.

Todd Wells is an acoustic rock performer from Marietta with original music and influences like Sting, Pearl Jam, and U2. He’ll be returning to 333 on Broad.

FRIDAY

James Schroeder is a popular stencil and spray-paint artist who has created a bizz around town over the last two years. His work will be at All Things Artistic this weekend. The opening ceremony will be Friday at 7 p.m.

Leland Austin is an Atlanta-based hip hop artist better known as Yung L.A. His music has blown up recently with help from popular videos like “Futuristic Love”, a very r&b influenced track. He’ll be packing out The Forum on Friday.

Acoustic songwriter Jon Byrd will return to the Moon Roof Bar where he has entertained many in previous performances.

Stevie Monce is a very active player in the Atlanta acoustic songwriter scene. He has had great shows at 333 on Broad since they opened up on Broad Street earlier this year.

SATURDAY

Local riverkeeper CRBI, and Berry College will host an educational and entertaining performance by Walkin’ Jim Stoltz. Stoltz has hiked over 27,000 miles of American trails, writing songs along the way. His music reflects the education and experience that only that kind of back country traveling can provide.

The 7 p.m. concert will be held at the Berry College Chapel. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for students age 6-18. Free admission to children under 6 and Berry College students.

Sam Hunt is a Nashville-based country songwriter who will return to 333 on Broad after several previous performance there.

Scum of the Earth is a powerhouse of musicians that have made a serious mark on the American metal scene, such as Riggs from Rob Zombie and members of Prong and Silent Civilian. They will be tearing up the stage at McCrobie’s this Saturday.

MORE MULLINS

-For a more extensive list, please see Bryan Mullins’ Mullinsmania.com

-Listen for Bryan on The Ridge 95.7 FM  with Matt D in the Morning just after the 8 a.m. news on Friday. Or catch him just before the news, at 7:50 a.m., with Elizabeth Davis on Talk Radio WLAQ 1410 AM.