Saturday 30 May 2015 - Vanity Crimes (CD Release) with Carry the Storm & Tan Dragon Clan

Vanity Crimes (Houston, TX)
https://www.reverbnation.com/vanitycrimes

Vanity Crime is a four piece that lives in an era when the music was big, loud, original, and most of was created by playing actual instruments. Vanity Crimes is trying to bring back the sleezin’ and pleasin’ of the Sunset Strip, where big hair and eyeliner ruled the world. Do not expect us to look like your average band, we are that little bit of glitter that was left over in the gutter from the days that reminds you of freedom and the love of rock n roll.

 

Carry the Storm (Houston, TX)
https://www.facebook.com/carrythestorm

Bringing the party back to heavy metal!! We party, we play, we bring the shred!!

 

 

Tan Dragon Clan (Cypress, TX)
https://www.facebook.com/tandragonclanband

 

 

Thursday 28 May 2015 - Rudz Beer Dinner with Joe Apa featuring Selections from Goliad Brewing Co.

Join us one Thursday every month as Joe Apa, formerly of T’afia and Plum Easy Kitchens, brings you food carefully paired with beer selections from some of the finest breweries around. Each month features a different brewery and a unique dining experience. Prices vary for each dinner but reserving before the Monday of the dinner will get you the early bird discount. Sign up at the bar or online at https://www.rudyardspub.com/wordpress/rudyards-beer-tasting-dinners-with-joe-apa/.

 

May 2015
Rudz Beer Tasting Dinner
Featuring Selections from Goliad Brewing Co.

 

 

 

May 2015 Beer Dinner featuring Goliad Brewing Co.

Join us on Thursday, May 28th at 7 pm as we welcome Mark Nichols and the guys from Goliad Brewing Company located in historic Goliad, TX to the 90th Monthly Beer Dinner. Mark has been involved with the craft beer industry since the dawn of time and we will celebrate with stories, food and incredible hand-crafted beers:

Goliad Golden Ale

Redfish IPA

Black Hefeweizen

Roustabout Stout

and something else….special

Goliad Brewing is only a little over a year old, but they have been well-received by Texas craft beer drinkers who appreciate their approachable style. So mark your calendar, or better yet…sign up below and tell your friends! As Always beer dinners feature five beers and five courses featuring local artisan ingredients.

 

Monday 25 May 2015 – Rudyard’s Open Mic Comedy Night (Free!! doors 7:30pm)

Houston Press Best of 2013 Winner
Best Open-Mike Comedy Night Houston 2013
With a decent amount of local talent, Houston deserves more stages to feature homegrown comics. Thankfully, Rudz has stepped forward to devote one night a week to nurturing newcomers and showcasing seasoned vets…you can check out a rotating cast of characters, for free — you’d be pretty hard-pressed to find a more fun way to spend a Monday night. Especially if your next Monday night involves going to a funeral. Trust us, this’ll be waaaay funnier.” - Houston Press
Our Free Comedy Open Mic Show Opens At 7:30. Show starts at 8:00

 

Sunday 24 May 2015 - Bootown Presents: I Don’t Wanna, You Can’t Make Me (Benshi show, doors 7:30, show 8pm)

BooTown Presents
I Don’t Wanna, You Can’t Make Me
(Benshi show) Doors at 730 show at 8pm

Benshi is back! And this time we are doing Suburban Commando starring none other than the Super Destroyer himself, Hulk Hogan.

In Japan, Benshi performers memorize Western movies and reinterpret the story for an Eastern audience. BooTown puts their own spin on this classic form by cutting and re-editing a cult film and re-interpreting the plot. To make it even more interesting, all of the dialogue and music is performed live.

Director Lindsay Burleson (BooTown’s Co-Artistic Director) has turned the original spaceman soldier extraordinaire plotline into one featuring an angst riddled young teen with a pituitary gland disorder. We can’t say for sure whether the shirt is staying on for this bout, but we can promise you will laugh your own pants off.

Assisting Burleson will be a cast of voices including anime voice genius Andrew Love, local improver Ruth Hirsch, and funny-man-about-town Conner Clifton. Houston musician Joe Wozny will return to write and perform an original score for the performance. Austin Havican, BooTowns resident video wizard, will edit the movie.

In keeping with the company’s mission of producing in unexpected venues, I DON’T WANNA, YOU CAN’T MAKE ME will start with two nights at the Orange Show (2402 Munger), then move to Rudyard’s British Pub (2010 Waugh), home of BooTown’s monthly Grown-up Storytime series, and a Super Secret location to be announced on May 24th. The performances at The Orange Show will also feature a set by Something Fierce, Vacation Eyes, and free beer from St. Arnolds.

The production runs during May (see calendar below). Tickets are a suggested $10 donation and can be purchased at the door, except for special pricing at The Orange Show. The content is not suitable for children. For more information, please visit www.bootown.org.

The Orange Show
2402 Munger, 77023
Friday May 15 (with Something Fierce)
Saturday May 16 (with Vacation Eyes)
Bands play at 8pm
$15 pre sale, $20 at door

Rudyard’s British Pub
2010 Waugh, 77006
Thursday May 21
Sunday May 24
8pm
Pay-what-you-can

Super Secret Location
Saturday May 30
8pm
Pay-what-you-can

 

Saturday 23 May 2015 - Engine * Bald Eagle Burger * Lords of the Universe

 

Engine (Shreveport, LA)
https://www.facebook.com/thebandengine

 

Engine is a growing face in the southern music scene known best for their album “Lands of Sleep” and genre “space-western.” They have toured extensively on both coasts since their 2010 formation and participated in SXSW, Southsounds, Tree Fort Festival, DemonFest, Mayfest, and more. The band found their roots playing gospel, rhythm and blues and have since added psych rock elements to the mix. Engine is currently in the process of releasing their fourth full-length album “Red Moon Rises” which they recorded, produced, and pressed themselves in their north Louisiana community.

 

Bald Eagle Burger- (Houston, TX)
https://www.reverbnation.com/baldeagleburger

“Were government a mere manufacture or article of commerce, immaterial by whom it should be made or sold, we might as well employ her as another, but when we consider it as the fountain from whence the general manners and morality of a country take their rise, that the persons entrusted with the execution thereof are by their serious example an authority to support these principles, how abominably absurd is the idea of being hereafter governed by a set of men who have been guilty of forgery, perjury, treachery, theft and every species of villany which the lowest wretches on earth could practise or invent. What greater public curse can befall any country than to be under such authority, and what greater blessing than to be delivered therefrom. The soul of any man of sentiment would rise in brave rebellion against them, and spurn them from the earth.”

 

Lords of the Universe (Houston, TX)
(Sorry No Website)

The Lords of The Universe is a two piece instrumental band who’s sound is inspired by the origins of heavy metal. The band name draws on the psychology of creation mythology, and the idea that we as a band are serving as an antenna to receive the message of rock, and pass the gospel of metal on to you.