the edge weekly - aug. 8-15 2012
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The Edge Weekly is an arts & entertainment guide for Panama City and Panama City Beach, Florida. We pride ourselves in compiling the most accurate and up-to-date information on where to go, what to see, and experience on the coast. Each week we look at leads, seek out gigs, and talk with club owners, bartenders, talent, promoters, & other Industry Professionals in order to bring our readership the latest on the arts and entertainment scene.TRANSCRIPT
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ISSUE NUMBER SEVEN August 8-15 2012
The E
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Divided by the
beautiful St. Andrews Bay waters the people of Panama City and Panama City Beach have two en-tirely different paces to living life in one city. The beaches are beautiful, no doubt, and people come from all over the world to see and experi-
ence our white sand beaches and emerald waters. Panama City Beach has world class tourist attractions while just across the Hathaway Bridge in Panama City resi-dents enjoy the best of small town life in a number of townships. It is a symbiotic existence with “each to their own” attitudes where feelings of pride often follow.
The country life, urban life, city
life, nightlife, and the Salt Life, it’s all a
good life here on the Emerald Coast and what isn’t offered on one side of the bridge is most likely avail-able on the other. Natural beauty, pris-tine waters combined with a relatively low population is what makes this the last stand in Florida. It is a place to cherish and remains close to many of your hearts no matter how far you may have traveled.
Those of you who are lifelong
residents and many who have lived here for years are the fortune ones. We have the opportunity to experience growth and development of this place from being a small town to a becoming a beguiling city. Together Pana-ma City and Panama City Beach is a star shining brightly on the Gulf of Mexico. It is a place of true diversity in culture with a board spectrum of activities to choose. We have all which sister cities have to offer without the dis-tance of separation.
David Hayes(Publisher)
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Wed. - Aug. 8
Paper Lantern, Jessca Lynn Loosbrock, Com-mon Family, & Jesse
Horn / 9pm / $5A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
Husky Burnette / 9pmClub LaVela8813 Thomas Dr.
Thurs. - Aug. 9
An Evening w/Michael
Lister / 6pm-8pmBay County Public Library898 W. 11th St.
Fri. - Aug. 10
Red Hot Mamas 6:30-8:30pm / $5 (backstage door)Marina Civic Center8 Harrison Ave.
Fyrelite “Live Music” Showcase 9pm-1amBeers Sports Bar5657 E Hwy. 98
BitterSweet8pmTime Out Sports Saloon1000 Bayview Ave.
sAT. - Aug. 11
Nothing Short of Pure / 10pm-2amFoghorn’s8011 Thomas Dr.
Super Bob8pm / CallClub La Vela8813 Thomas Dr.
80’s Night8pmBeer’s Sports Bar5657 East Highway 98
Junior Deputies Gospel Sing6pmMarina Civic Center8 Harrison Ave.
Mon. - Aug. 13
Jim Gaffigan7pm-10pm / CallMarina Civic Center8 Harrison Ave.
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Rock ‘n the House Down
Pat C. Scott & Clay Musgrave perform in an “Open Mic” at the C-Level Bar & Grill in Panama City Beach, Fl.
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Tues. - Aug. 14
Bearshark & His Name was Iron / 9pm / $6A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
Thurs. - Aug. 16
The Barry Fish Band 7pm-9pmPier Park600 Pier Park Dr.
Fri. - Aug. 17
Under the Influence 8pm-2amA&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
sAT. - Aug. 18
Folk Night9pm / $5A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
Nappy Roots9pmClub La Vela8813 Thomas Dr.
Clothing Optional4-6pmCityArts Coop318 Luverne Ave.
Fri. - Aug. 24
Hulon Crayton / 6:30pm-8:30pm / $5 (Backstage door)Marina Civic Center8 Harrison Ave.
Karaoke w/Ms. Judy8pmT’s Bar3512 Cherry St.
Music Makers, Make Magic
Singer-songwriter Scott Wetter (left), Andrews Pester (center), and Randall Keith (Right) collaborate during this impromptu perfor-mance at The Lynn Haven Yacht Club in Lynn Haven, Fl.
The local music scene
gets another burst of fresh talent with a
second round of showcases from Fyrelite’s Music Produc-tions which kicks off in August. The Fyrelite Showcase gives a variety of up-coming acts the opportu-nity to perform for venue own-ers/operators in Panama City and Panama City Beach. This is a chance for local musicians and bands to get new bookings in the venue’s monthly lineup. There is no pay for participa-tion in a Fyrelite Showcase
and no cover is charged at the door. Local musicians should consider a Fyrelite Showcase more as an avenue to present their act or as a live audition.
The first in this series of show-cases is scheduled to begin 9pm
on Friday, August 10th at Beers Sports Bar & Pool Hall on Tyn-dall Parkway. To participate in this series of showcases
make plans to attend the
next event. Sign-ups for new acts are from 6:30pm to 8pm at Beers. Bring any business cards, demos, and media kits for consideration or send your materials to:
Featured Event - Music Showcase
Local bands performing at Beers Sports Bar in Panama City, Florida
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sAT. - Aug. 25
Creative Con 2012 10amBay County Public Library898 W. 11th St.
11th Anniversay Party w/”Live Music”, Kar-eoke, & pool tourne-ment / 3pm untilCoyote’s Bar5401 E Business Hwy 98
sun. - Aug. 26
Walter Mitty and His Makeshift Orchestra, To Me from the Timbers, & Revenge of the Sas-quatch / 9pm / $5A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
Fri. - Aug. 31
Speak on It!8pm-11pm / $5A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
Solar Mythos, Cody Bennett, Soulstace, Burnt Reynelds and more9pm / $3C-Level Bar & Grill5508 Thomas Dr.
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August 21st & 22nd from 6pm-9pm auditions for actors
will be held for Shake-speare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in the Amelia Center Theatre. (Audition appointments are suggested.)
Call backs are August 23 at 6pm.
Rehearsals begin August 27th and will be held Monday-Thursday eve-nings from 6:30pm-9:30pm at Gulf Coast State College.
Community actors and
non-students are encour-aged to audition. Prior ex-perience with Shakespeare is not required.
The audition will consist of cold readings from the script and/or improvisation.
Actors should study the play in advance. See link below.
[http://nfs.sparknotes.com/msnd/]
Performances are Novem-ber 9, 10, 11, 16, 17 & 18
For more information or to schedule an audition appointment contact Jason Hedden at: [email protected] or call:
850-769-1551 ext. 288
Theater Audition - Gulf Coast State College
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The Edge WeeklyA E&Jam Session w/Al Gouge / 4-8 pmWhiskeys Saloon17190 Front Bch. Rd.Rogues Gallery9pmA&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
Jam Session w/Al Gouge / 4-8 pmWhiskeys Saloon17190 Front Bch. Rd. All the King’s Women2pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.
Jam Session w/Al Gouge / 4-8 pmWhiskeys Saloon17190 Front Bch. Rd. All the King’s Women2pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.
Jam Session w/Al Gouge / 4-8 pmWhiskeys Saloon17190 Front Bch. Rd. All the King’s Women7:30pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.
“Open Mic” w/Kc Phelps8pmPatches Pub4723 Thomas Dr.Tombstones Tales, Cem-eteries, Symbols, & Stories 6pmBay County Libarary898 W. 11th St.
“Open Mic” w/Kc Phelps8pmPatches Pub4723 Thomas Dr.
“Open Mic” w/Kc Phelps8pmPatches Pub4723 Thomas Dr.
“Open Mic” w/Kc Phelps8pmPatches Pub4723 Thomas Dr. Paper Lantern, Jessca Lynn Loosbrock, Common Fam-ily, & Jesse Horn / 9pm / $5A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
Bearshark & His Name was Iron9pm / $6A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.
“Open Mic” w/Kc Phelps8pmPatches Pub4723 Thomas Dr.
Jim Gaffigan7pm-10pmMarina Civic Center8 Harrison Ave.
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Book Signingw/Micheal Lister6pm-8pm Bay County Public Library898 W. 11th St.
BASH - Live Music!6pm-12amSacred Flesh Tattoo1048 West 23rd St.Music Showcase9pmBeer’s Sports Bar5657 Tyndall Pkwy.All the King’s Women7:30pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.
Under the Influence8pm-2am / $6A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.Sharon Carroll6:30pm-8:30pm $5 (Backstage Doors)Marina Civic Center8 Harrison Ave. All the King’s Women7:30pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.
Maurice Mangum 6pmHammerhead Fred’s8752 Thomas Dr. Gypsy Machine9pm-12amMatty’s Irish Pub13528 Front Beach Rd.
Johnny Orr8pmSpinnaker Beach Club8795 Thomas Dr.
The Barry Fish Band 7pm-9pmPier Park600 Pier Park Dr.
Hulon Crayton 6:30pm-8:30pm$5 (Backstage door)Marina Civic Center8 Harrison Ave. All the King’s Women7:30pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.
Creative Con 2012 10amBay County Public Library898 W. 11th St. All the King’s Women7:30pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.11th Anniversay Party w/”Live Music”, Kareoke, & pool tournement / 3pm untilCoyote’s Bar5401 E Business Hwy 98
Nothing Short of Pure10pm-2amFoghorn’s8011 Thomas Dr. All the King’s Women7:30pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.80’s Night8pmBeer’s Sports Bar5657 East Highway 98All the King’s Women7:30pm / CallKaleidoscope Theatre207 East 24th St.Folk Night9pm / $5A&M Theatre563 Harrison Ave.Clothing Optional (art show)4-6pmCityArts Coop318 Luverne Ave.
17190 Front Beach Rd.Panama City Beach, FL 32413
(850) 234-6770
3901 Thomas Dr.Panama City Beach, FL 32408
(850) 230-2347
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HATTON STILL Collectively they have shared the stage with John Anderson, Craig Morgan, Jared Nieman, Lee Brice, and Colt Ford.
Booked regularly at locations in Valdosta, Douglas, Waycross, Baxley, Vidalia, Lake Park, Remerton, Canton, Marietta, St. Simons Island, Macon, Savannah, Florida, Missis-sippi, South Carolina. The band plays country and has a loyal following to their style.
In 2011-2012 HATTON STILL won the Tifton Harley Da-vidson Battle of the Bands and the Vidalia Onion Festi-val Battle of the Bands.
Take a listen to Moonshine Saturday Night. Find them on OH BOY MUSIC.
oh boy music LIKE all 3 pages! all free. all music. all just to spread the tunes.
FIND THE Oh Boy Music PAGE ON FACEBOOK. WE WELCOME BUSINESSES, MUSICIANS & FRIENDS TO POST ANYTHING ABOUT MUSIC.
Vote for your favorite band now through august 17!The band with the most votes will win a trip to the Americana Music Festival and Conference in Nashville to enhance their music career. You can vote once a day, every day, from NOW through August 17, 2012.
www.cocanet.org/americana
Gospel Singer FOR HIRE Need accomplished gospel singer to perform two spirituals in a church setting in Panama City. Call 201-238-3132
OH Boy INSPIREDHow fun! One of our fans dropped this offrecently. It is made of old car tags. You can imagine how tickled we were to receive such a nice piece of Americana folk art. Where did you see another one? Yep. Liza’s Kitchen on PCB! Same artist. What a good guy to love a good sandwich and good music.
h�p://youtu.be/KbyDPITPSws — at Bay High School’s “Million Dollar Band.”
Lee Tucker - (Drums) Jake Fennell (Sound/ Photos/Video)The band is from: Hazlehurst, Ga.Booking: Greer Smith 912-253-0646
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Greer Smith - (vocals/rhythm guitar)Jordie Fennell - (Lead Guitar/vocals)Brent Coleman - (Rhythm/Vocals)Duncan Cannon -(Bass/Vocals)
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St. Andrews Bay Ferry ServiceThe St. Andrews Bay Ferry Company docks next to the Shrimpboat Restaurant at Smith’s Yacht Basin in the his-toric neighborhood of St. Andrews. Helmed by Capt. Hal Lacey the ferry is a form of alter-native transportation
for residents and visitors in Panama City, Fl. The ferry is a 45 ft. long and nearly 12.5 ft. wide vessel. It runs regularly sched-ule routes throughout
the week around St. Andrews Bay. They offer custom-ers scenic
tours of our beautiful waterways. Take a ride on the St. Andrews
Ferry and you too shall discover the best way to experience Panama City, from the water.
http://sabferry.com/1213 Beck AvenuePanama City, Fl 32401850-270-8788
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