What’s happening this week? Chico News & Review has you covered with highlights of what’s on tap at local clubs, theaters, galleries and performance venues. Visit the CN&R’s FREE online calendar for all of the listings in Butte County.
Jimmy Becker on the Ridge
Jan. 16, 5:00pm
Jen’s Place
7126 Skyway, Paradise
Guitarist, vocalist, performer and songwriter Jimmy Becker will rock the stage. Veteran guitarist Becker plays as a solo performer and in several bands, like the touring acoustic duo Deep Fried Bubblegum. Jam out to some blues, country, R&B and rock ‘n’ roll at this electric show. Becker will play three hours of classic rock and a few original songs. Check the Chico News & Review calendar for more information.
Tennessee River – Tribute to Alabama
Jan. 17, 10:00pm
Feather Falls Casino
3 Alverda Dr., Oroville
In 2002, a group of dedicated fans decided to pay tribute to the famous country band Alabama. The end result was a strong cross-over seven-part harmony project who wanted to give Alabama the tribute project they felt it deserved. Take a gander at the unique sound they produce about love, relationships and the everyday rituals of life to give yourself a reason to sing and dance. Check the Chico News & Review Calendar for more information.
Dogs In a Pile
Jan. 18, 8:00pm
Lost on Main
319 Main St.
From Asbury Park, New Jersey, a quintet emerged from the town’s musical history to build a fusion of funk, jazz, rock ‘n’ roll and psychedelia. All these elements come together to form an original vibe that brings back memories of days past. Using collaboratively built soundscapes, their songs tell stories from their own personal experiences. Tickets $20 presale; $25 day of show.
Dirt Monkey, Vbrvms, Gerdy, Alex Smith
Jan. 18, 8:00pm
Senator Theatre
517 Main St.
School’s back in session, so get ready for this Back to School Bass Bash, featuring multiple artists and genres. Dirt Monkey, the alias of Patrick Megeath, performs dubstep, house, drum and bass and more. His electric show will be supported with performances from Vbrvms, Gerdy and Alex Smith. Check the Chico News & Review website for more information.
MLK Day Chico Celebration “Why We Can’t Wait”
Jan. 19, 3:30pm
St. John’s Episcopal Church
2341 Floral Ave.
Celebrate the legendary civil rights icon at this free family event. The MLK Unity group and St. John’s Episcopal Church are bringing a community choir, multiple vendors, art pieces, music and dancers to honor Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy. A free community meal will also be provided and there will be an address by keynote speaker Rev. Robert A. Morton Sr. Check the Chico News & Review site for more information.
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