Numinosum @ Johnny B’s
I’m hoping Numinosum’s show at Johnny B’s a few nights ago wasn’t a one-off kind of deal.

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I’m hoping Numinosum’s show at Johnny B’s a few nights ago wasn’t a one-off kind of deal.
My neighbors’ flamingos briefly went back to their Memorial Day look for the 4th of July, but last week they decided to go with a second summer look. The first summer look, you may remember, featured a hula theme. This new look has them slipping on their flip-flops, shades, and heading to the pool.
The Delineators are always fun to watch and easy to listen to with their surf rock tunes. But my favorite part of their set is the Blue Oyster Cult medley in which an audience member is handed a cowbell and told to go at it. At their show earlier this week that person turned out to be one of the finest burrito makers north of the Mexican border. I don’t know his name, but you can find him in the food court of the Stevenson Union once SOU begins again in fall (assuming he didn’t graduate).

Adam Wheeler of Burials
Club 66 installed some new lighting over the pool table this week in addition to a new air conditioning system. If you want to escape the heat this summer, this is the place to go. Open jam tonight since it is Tuesday.
Sarchasm, from California, is coming through Ashland today. Also on the bill are local acts The Delineators and Plastic Jesus (featuring members of The Tentacles).
Expect a variety of tunes from Pop to Progressive Horror Punk with some Surf Rock thrown in the mix as well. Tunes begin at about 5 p.m.

Interim SOU President Dr. Roy Saigo at Ashland’s July 4 parade
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Big show happening beginning at 6 p.m. in Medford. I didn’t think I’d be in town, but I am. Check out Wehrmacht, Raptor, Sylent Storm, and Insanity’s Reign on 7/10/14.

Roxy Ann Peak from Lucky Girl Farm (Talent, Oregon)
Today’s photo comes from the 4th of July. The previously mentioned goats are on the far right of today’s photo as is Grizzly Peak, although from a different angle than we are used to in Ashland.