What are you doing for fun this week? Chico News & Review delivers the 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.
Much Ado About Nothing
Thu-Sun, June 12-15, 8:00pm
Cedar Grove
Bidwell Park
The setting for this beloved Shakespeare comedy moves from the end of the 16th century in Sicily to the end of World War II in America. Chico’s Legacy Stage is continuing the tradition of Shakespeare in the Park with a story that tells of love, wit and misunderstandings. Different pre-show performances each night, starting at 7pm. Be sure to bring blanket or low chair as no seating is provided. Tickets $25. Check the CN&R calendar for more information.
The Motet with Webster Moore
Fri, June 13, 8:45pm; Doors open 8:00pm
Lost on Main
319 Main St.
The Motet (shown here), known for groove-heavy performances at sold-out shows across the nation, are returning to Chico. Add the vocal powerhouse Sarah Clarke and release of their 10th studio album Love Time, this crew performs a seamless blend of funk, soul, jazz, afrobeat and rock. Opening the show are Chicoans Webster Moore and band, known to deliver a rich blend of R&B/soul, acoustic hip hop, jazz, and funk. Tickets: $28.52- $33.85 Check the CN&R calendar for more information.
RBL Posse & Mac Mall
Fri, June 13, 9:00pm
Tackle Box
379 E. Park Ave.
The gangsta rap/West Coast hip-hop style of RBL Posse (full name: Ruthless by Law) emerged in the 1990s evolving rap culture of the Hunters Point neighborhood in San Francisco. Mac Mall is a Bay Area rap legend, known for his gritty, yet melodic style rooted in West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap and San Francisco-style mobb music. Together, these two performers bring hardcore vibe of rhythm and raw storytelling. Must be 21+, Advance Tickets. Check the CN&R calendar for more information.
Broken Compass
Sat, June 14, 7:00pm; Doors open 6:30pm
The Barn at Meriam Park
1930 Market Place
This high-energy bluegrass quartet hails from Grass Valley but they’re enthusiastically embraced by Chico’s music scene. The young but seasoned performers get praise for their tight arrangements of originals, Grateful Dead covers, country standards and jam-infused bluegrass. $15 for Advance Tickets, or $20 at the door. Check the CN&R calendar for more information.
Rise of the Pride Burlesque
Sat, June 14, 9:00pm; Doors open 8:00pm
Chico Eagles Lodge
1940 Mulberry St.
The Malteazers are Chico’s beloved burlesque troupe who are continuing the celebration of Pride month with a show that benefits Stonewall Alliance of Chico. Hosts include Willow Wallflower and Miss Dee, promising performances that include artistry, empowerment, and a little wackiness in an air-conditioned venue. Must be 18+, Tickets: $20 cash at the door, discounts for students and Eagle members. Check their Facebook Page or CN&R calendar for more information.
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