Metronome The City warrant Offbeat article, play tomorrow night!

Check out the new Offbeat article about tomorrow night's opener, Metronome The City:
www.offbeat.com/artman/publish/article_1933.shtml

Stick around to hear Silent Cinema and The Public, whose music will be accompanied by some cool projection work.

Get to the show early at 10 p.m. for a screening of Henry Griffin's "Tortured by Joy." A man's journey through the torture of a lost romance leads to a true punk awakening as part of a unique 12-step recovery program in a hilarious rock band of former drunks. Starring Jay Holland of Narcissy; written and directed by Henry Griffin; photography by Libby Nevinger; narrated by cult musician and actor John Lurie.

www.myspace.com/silentcinema
www.myspace.com/thepublic
www.myspace.com/metronomethecity

The Public, Silent Cinema, and Metronome The City Friday night!

Come out to The Wolf for an awesome night of local rock as The Public, Silent Cinema, and Metronome The City perform. Check out an inspiring clip of Silent Cinema playing an Arkansas morning show a month after Katrina:

Silent Cinema Video at YouTube:

www.myspace.com/silentcinema
www.myspace.com/thepublic
www.myspace.com/metronomethecity

Eoto, Ooah, and Gravity A Wednesday night!

String Cheese Incident(who will only be playing a handful of shows betweennow and summer 2007) spinoff Eoto bring their downtempo and breakbeatlooping project to the Wolf Wednesday night at 10 p.m. Jason Hann and Michael Travis (percussionist and drummer from the band The String Cheese Incident) compose this brand new, 100% improvised live looping project. Drawing from the ethos of some of the great DJ's and computer artists of the world, they use cutting edge loop technology to create truly original and melodic dance music in the moment, with the undeniable power of live drums. The music is all created on the spot, looped, then mixed and remixed live to create an ever evolving musical experience. Since the project is 100% improvised, every night promises to be a unique dance experience. Hann and Travis play different roles in this band than in SCI. Jason plays the drum kit, percussion and sampler, while Michael is in charge of the tonal elements, playing bass, guitar, and keyboards, and hand percussion and live mixing.

www.myspace.com/eotomusic

Watch Eoto in action:


Opening is experimental hip hop mastermind Ooah, who's from New Orleans, and Gravity A.

www.ooah.org

www.mysspace.com/gravitya

Muprhy's Law and Radionation tonight!

Legendary NYC hardcore band Murphy's Law is a part skate-punk, part metal outfit that came to prominence in the '80's. They've shared the stage with the Circle Jerks, Slayer, Beastie Boys, Against Me!, and Bad Brains. Check them out tonight with Radionation.

www.murphyslawnyc.com

Watch a Murphy's Law performance:

John Gros Performs on WWOZ at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday

Tune in to WWOZ(90.7 FM) at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday afternoon for an interview with and performance by Papa Grows Funk mainman John Gros. Then, come down to the Wolf at 10 p.m. later that night for his band's throwdown.

THE PRODUCERS ROCK THE WOLF DECEMBER 2ND

The power pop rock band returns to their adopted hometown with original lineup intact for a rare concert.

On October 20th, 1989, The Producers played what was assumed to be their farewell New Orleans concert. The Atlanta band was in the process of breaking up, and since their favorite venue, the riverboat President, had moved upriver to St. Louis, they were booked on the opening night of The New Orleans Music Hall, which we now know as The Howlin' Wolf. On December 2nd, 2006, all four original Producers return to rock 907 S. Peters and their adopted hometown.

"New Orleans is sort of a home away from home," said drummer Brian Holmes. "I don't know exactly what it is, but there's something about the spirit of the town that clicked with us. It was always the most fun to play in New Orleans."

25 years ago The Producers released their self-titled debut, which sold 225,000 copies on the strength of constant touring and MTV exposure. The Producers were one of the first groups whose videos were featured on MTV, thus making them more of an MTV band than a radio band.

As much as any of their peers, The Producers were poster-children for the burgeoning post-punk scene of the early 1980's. The Producers play hard-driving, pulsating rock-n-roll that mixes the tight backing harmonies of The Beatles with the melodic bass lines and solid percussion of The Police.

For more info on the band visit

www.theproducers.org

For a show review

www.theproducers.org/showhowlinwolf1201.htm

Watch The Producers video of "She Sheila"



Watch The Producers video of "What's He Got"

Papa Grows Funk and Dr. Funk Wednesday night!

There's no reason to go to bed early tomorrow night. It's not like your relatives haven't seen you with bedhead before. Come out and party with Papa Grows Funk and Dr. Funk at 10 p.m.

www.papagrowsfunk.com

Impulss on WTUL Tonight!

Check out the WTUL interview of local hip hop artist Impulss tonight at midnight, and then catch him Saturday night at The Wolf.

www.myspace.com/impulss

The Radiators Resurrect Luigi's on November 24th

TheWolf will transform into the defunct pizza parlor where the Rads held weekly Wednesday concerts in the late '70's. The Rads will play two setlists from the glory days, and memorabilia from Luigi's, a slideshow of photos, and real pizza will be on hand. Many Lakefront Losers from the UNO scene are expected to attend, including a bunch from out of town. The clock will be turned back.

Get in the Holiday Spirit with the Putumayo Holiday Concert

On Saturday November 18th, the Putumayo Holiday Concert will raise money for Habitat for Humanity's Musicians’ Village. Ellis Marsalis, Don Vappie, LarsEdegran, James Andrews, John Boutte, Topsy Chapman, Ingrid Lucia, Big AlCarson and Banu Gibson will perform. It will berecorded for NPR's Jazz Set with Dee Dee Bridgewater. Should be really cool to see all these very talented and high profile artists performingChristmas songs.

Impulss Saturday Night!

Impulss is the best hip-hop artist in New Orleans. Seriously. Show starts at 10.

www.myspace.com/impulss

Watch the video for Impulss' new single Charisma:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibI3WJ_jGsc

Latin and Reggaeton Dance Party Friday night!

Come out and dance your asses off Friday night the 3rd to the Latin and Reggaeton sound of Punto Ey Clave and El Pueblo. Get tickets atwww.thehowlinwolf.com.