The Palladium Theater at St. Petersburg College (253 Fifth Avenue North) has announced its November 2014 events. Details below! For more information, visit www.mypalladium.org or call the Box Office at (727) 822-3590.
FRIDAY NIGHT! St. Pete Blues Allstars
Presented by the Palladium
Side Door Blues
Friday, Nov. 7, 8p
Back by popular demand for another rockin' night of music featuring seven of St. Pete's best blues musicians, the Allstars are renowned for their work together and with their own bands, including stints with Diamond Teeth Mary, Rock Bottom and The Cutaways, The Backbreakers, Treblemakers and The Hawks. The St. Pete Allstars are Jon Puhl (guitar, vocals), Kim Harpo (harmonica, vocals), Mike Delaney (sax, vocals), Liz Pennock (piano, vocals), Dr. Blues (guitar, vocals), Don Cox (bass) and Dave Gill (drums).
GENERAL ADMISSION: $12 advance, $15 day of show. RESERVED: $25
Have Gun, Will Travel
Presented by the Palladium
Side Door Americana
Saturday, Nov. 8, 8p
Bradenton's own nationally-acclaimed Americana band
Have Gun, Will Travel is coming to the Palladium for the first time. A long-running Tampa Bay fave, HGWT have been featured on NPR, in a national Chevy ad, has toured extensively, playing solo gigs and festivals to thousands of loyal fans. The band recently inked a deal with Atlanta-based label This is American Music to distribute their latest release Fiction, Fact or Folktale? HGWT is Matt Burke (guitar/harmonica),
Daniel Burke (bass), J.P. Beaubien (drums) and
Scott Anderson (lead guitar).
GENERAL ADMISSION: $12 advance, $15 day of show. RESERVED: $20
Rod Picott
Presented by the Palladium
Side Door, Nashville SingerSongwriter
Wednesday, Nov. 12, 7:30p
Born in New Hampshire but raised in South Berkwick, ME,
Rod Picott started his musical journey performing with a number of high-school and after-school rock and punk bands. After graduation, Picott headed west for Boulder, CO, performing in various coffeehouses and perfecting his craft with the help of Steven
Allen Davis. After this time, Picott headed to Nashville to try his luck on Music Row. After seven years performing in various clubs and becoming a regular on the competitive circuit, Picott received an opening slot on
Allison Krauss & Union Station's 1998 tour of the West Coast. He also has written with
Slaid Cleaves as well as Fred Eaglesmith. In 2001, Picott released his debut album Tiger Tom Dixon's Blues, named after his father's uncle who was a boxer during the Depression. The album received great acclaim for its style and substance along the lines of
Bruce Springsteen,
Tom Waits, John Hiatt, and
Steve Earle. Picott has also performed at various musical showcases, including the South by Southwest
Festival (SXSW) in 2002. ~
Jason MacNeil, Rovi
GENERAL ADMISSION: $15 advance, $19 day of show. RESERVED: $30
Discover DaVinci & Michaelangelo: Side By Side
Presented by the Palladium
Hough Hall
Friday, Nov. 14, 7:30p
The "tour de force" performance..."
Discover DaVinci & Michelangelo: Side by Side" inaugural North American tour makes its St. Petersburg debut at the Palladium Theater.
Mark Rodgers, Curator of the
DaVinci Machines and Michelangelo Exhibitions from the permanent Museum of Leonardo
DaVinci collection in Florence, Italy, will take you on
a fantastic, awe-inspiring journey through the Italian
Renaissance as seen through the eyes of these two, monumental geniuses.
This original, theater performance is a nonstop, multimedia event featuring movies, videos, 3-D animations, and images of
DaVinci and Michelangelo's inventions, machines, sketches, codices, paintings, and sculptures. Rodgers compares and contrasts the incredible lives of
DaVinci and Michelangelo as never before seen while relating them to our world that we live in today as we strive to discover our own "inner"
DaVinci and Michelangelo.
$30, $35, $40
Generations of Jazz: Dick Hyman
and La Lucha featuring Jun Bustamante
Presented by the Palladium
Hough Hall
Saturday, Nov. 15, 8p
An unforgettable evening of jazz pairing the piano jazz legend with the next generation of great jazz players!
Dick Hyman - Throughout a busy musical career that got underway in the early '50s,
Dick Hyman has functioned as pianist, organist, arranger, music director, and composer. His versatility in all of these areas has resulted in a long career involving film scores, orchestral compositions, concert appearances and well over 100 albums recorded under his own name. While developing a masterful facility for improvisation in his own piano style,
Mr. Hyman has also investigated ragtime and the earliest periods of jazz and has researched and recorded the piano music of
Scott Joplin,
Jelly Roll Morton,
James P. Johnson, Zez Confrey,
Eubie Blake and Fats Waller, which he often features in his performances. Other solo recordings include the music of
Irving Berlin,
Harold Arlen,
Cole Porter,
George Gershwin,
Richard Rodgers and
Duke Ellington. Some of his past recordings with combos are From The Age Of Swing, Swing Is Here, Cheek To Cheek, and If Bix Played Gershwin, plus numerous duet albums with cornetist
Ruby Braff, and fellow pianists including Ralph Sutton, Shelly Berg,
Derek Smith. In a very different vein,
Mr. Hyman was one of the first to record on the Moog synthesizer, and his Minotaur landed on the Billboard charts.
Dick Hyman's Century Of Jazz Piano, an encyclopedic series of solo performances, has been released on Arbors Records, while a transcription is published by Hal Leonard Music. Other newer recordings are with clarinetist Ken Peplowski, singer Heather Masse, and
Mr. Hyman's daughter, violinist Judy Hyman.
La Lucha with Jun Bustamante - The popular Tampa Bay jazz artists are beginning to break nationally, and Palladium regulars, we are fortunate for their return, fronted by the fabulous singer-songwriter and vocalist Jun Bustamante. La Lucha consists of three best friends from Colombia, Mexico & United States who play Latin-inspired rhythms and original compositions -- a diverse mix of jazz standards and signature arrangements of works across decades and genres.
RESERVED: $25, $35 VIP includes prime seats and post-show reception. Several discounts available -- contact the Box Office at (727) 822-3590. ?
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