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The Flow: Live-Streamed Music Events This Week, May 6-12

Yubu (Photo courtesy Yubu)

Even as some artists tap on the brakes of their live-streamed shows, others are still testing the waters. Memphis Public Libraries, for instance, are deep in the thick of their Five Fridays of Jazz series. And some artists below are gearing up to play Mother’s Day-themed music. So be sure to tip the band twice: once for you, and once for your mom.

ALL TIMES CDT

Thursday, May 6
5:30 p.m.
Joey Moore – DMA Recital, University of Memphis
Facebook

8 p.m.
Devil Train — at B-Side
Facebook YouTube Twitch TV

Friday, May 7
7 p.m.
Yubu – Five Fridays of Jazz at Memphis Public Libraries
Facebook

Saturday, May 8
10 a.m.
Richard Wilson
Facebook

6 p.m.
Lily B Moonflower — at Hernando’s Hide-a-way
Website

8 p.m.
The Pine Hill Haints — at Hernando’s Hide-a-way
Website

Sunday, May 9
3 p.m.
Dale Watson — Chicken $#!+ Bingo, Mother’s Day Edition at Hernando’s Hide-a-way
Website

4:30 p.m.
Relentless Breeze — Mother’s Day at B-Side
YouTube Twitch TV

Monday, May 10
(No live-streamed events scheduled)

Tuesday, May 11
7 p.m.
Bill Shipper
Facebook

Wednesday, May 12
5:30 p.m.
Richard Wilson
Facebook

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The Flow: Live-Streamed Music Events This Week, October 29-November 4

CREDIT: Photographs courtesy of Michael Graber

Photographs courtesy of Michael Graber

Michael Graber with son Leo and Graber Gryass

Live-streaming is cranking back up for the Halloween weekend! Though many venues are offering in person shows, the virtual game is also strong in the days to come. Tonight’s Beale & Peachtree event is especially intriguing: a celebration of the bonds between Memphis and Atlanta, with Black Cream playing live in Royal Studios. Other events abound! Check them out, stay safe, and be sure to tip your favorite performers.

REMINDER: The Memphis Flyer supports social distancing in these uncertain times. Please live-stream responsibly. We remind all players that even a small gathering could recklessly spread the coronavirus and endanger others. If you must gather as a band, please keep all players six feet apart, preferably outside, and remind viewers to do the same.

ALL TIMES CDT

Thursday, October 29
Noon
Live DJ – Downtown Memphis Virtual Carry Out Concert
Facebook

7 p.m.
Black Cream – Beale & Peachtree: The Intersection of Soul, live from Royal Studios
DJ Devin Steel and Drumma Boy
YouTube

8 p.m.
Devil Train – at B-Side
Facebook

Friday, October 30
8 p.m.
Michael Graber & Late Bloom – album release live at B-Side
YouTube    Twitch TV

8 p.m.
The Spits
Goner TV

Saturday, October 31
10 a.m.
Richard Wilson
Facebook

5 p.m.
Tennessee Magi & Not Tight
Facebook

8 p.m.
Mudhole – live at Growlers
Facebook    Twitch TV    YouTube

8 p.m.
DJ Wes Wallace
Tickets    Twitch TV

8:30 p.m.
1000 Lights – live at Black Lodge Video
with the film HÄXAN, aka Witchcraft Through the Ages
Black Lodge

Sunday, November 1
3 p.m.
Dale Watson – Chicken $#!+ Bingo
YouTube

4 p.m.
Bill Shipper – For Kids (every Sunday)
Facebook

Monday, November 2
5:30 p.m.
Amy LaVere & Will Sexton
Facebook

8 p.m.
John Paul Keith (every Monday)
YouTube

Tuesday, November 3
7 p.m.
Bill Shipper (every Tuesday)
Facebook

8 p.m.
Mario Monterosso (every Tuesday)
Facebook

Wednesday, November 4
8 p.m.
Dale Watson – Hernando’s Hide-a-way
YouTube

8 p.m.
Richard Wilson (every Wednesday)
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The Flow: Live-Streamed Music Events This Week, October 22-28

Optic Sink

One may not often tune in to a live-streamed concert for the setting. Often they’re broadcast from someone’s den. But you have to admit, Optic Sink’s billing, “Live ON the Lamplighter,” is intriguing. What are they on about? Tune in and see. Or check out the indefatigable Devil Train, live from B-Side Bar, for a bit of that live-venue frisson, squished down into your device of choice. Of course, joining a musician in their den, man-cave or woman-cave can be a whole experience. We’re sure they’d love to have you!

REMINDER: The Memphis Flyer supports social distancing in these uncertain times. Please live-stream responsibly. We remind all players that even a small gathering could recklessly spread the coronavirus and endanger others. If you must gather as a band, please keep all players six feet apart, preferably outside, and remind viewers to do the same.

ALL TIMES CDT

Thursday, October 22
Noon
Live DJ – Downtown Memphis Virtual Carry Out Concert
Facebook

8 p.m.
Devil Train – at B-Side
Facebook

Friday, October 23
No live-streamed events scheduled

Saturday, October 24
10 a.m.
Richard Wilson
Facebook

4 p.m.
Optic Sink & Composer 4 – Live ON the Lamplighter
Twitch TV    Facebook

Sunday, October 25
3 p.m.
Dale Watson – Chicken $#!+ Bingo
YouTube

4 p.m.
Bill Shipper – For Kids (every Sunday)
Facebook

Monday, October 26
5:30 p.m.
Amy LaVere & Will Sexton
Facebook

8 p.m.
John Paul Keith (every Monday)
YouTube

Tuesday, October 27
7 p.m.
Bill Shipper (every Tuesday)
Facebook

8 p.m.
Mario Monterosso (every Tuesday)
Facebook

Wednesday, October 28
8 p.m.
Dale Watson – Hernando’s Hide-a-way
YouTube

8 p.m.
Richard Wilson (every Wednesday)
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The Flow: Live-Streamed Music Events This Week, July 16-22

Yubu

Dying to hear some music, but still wary of getting out in public? Speak with your doctor: a live-streamed concert might be right for you. There are no side effects, but there is a mild risk of cutting a rug in your living room. Also, note how many of these shows are fundraisers. People continue to pull together during these challenging times. Please help the musicians and their respective causes!

REMINDER: The Memphis Flyer supports social distancing in these uncertain times. Please live-stream responsibly. We remind all players that even a small gathering could recklessly spread the coronavirus and endanger others. If you must gather as a band, please keep all players six feet apart, preferably outside, and remind viewers to do the same.

ALL TIMES CDT

Thursday, July 16
Noon
Amy LaVere & Will Sexton
Facebook

Noon
Live DJ – Downtown Memphis Virtual Carry Out Concert
Facebook

7 p.m.
The Rusty Pieces
Facebook

7:30 pm
Oakwalker – Fundraiser for Undocufund
Facebook

8 p.m.
Devil Train – at B-Side
Facebook


Saturday, July 18
1:30 p.m.
Michael Graber – Microdose
Facebook

8 p.m.
Yubu & the Ancient Youth Band – B-Side
Facebook

Sunday, July 19
3 p.m.
Dale Watson – Chicken $#!+ Bingo
Facebook

4 pm
Bill Shipper – For Kids (every Sunday)
Facebook

7 p.m.
John Nemeth with Jon Hay & Matthew Wilson
Facebook

7:30 p.m.
Super Brick – Fund a Home Fundraiser
Facebook

Monday, July 20
8 p.m.
John Paul Keith (every Monday)
Facebook

Tuesday, July 21
7 p.m.
Bill Shipper (every Tuesday)
Facebook

8 p.m.
Ben Ricketts – Ixora Sessions
Facebook

8 p.m.
Mario Monterosso (every Tuesday)
Facebook

Wednesday, July 22
7 p.m.
Miz Stefani (every Wednesday)
Facebook

8 p.m.
Richard Wilson (every Wednesday)
Facebook

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Memphis Flyer Music Blog to List Live-Streamed Performances

CREDIT: Erica Winchester

Erica Winchester

Graham Winchester live-streaming from his home studio.

Memphis musicians, who are deeply familiar with improvising, are quickly adapting to the new reality of the quarantined life now with a plethora of live-streamed events. And they are attracting music fans like never before. Once often considered an after-thought, a footnote to actual events in brick-and-mortar venues, live-streamed concerts are now the only way music fans can hear fresh sounds.

Accordingly, the Memphis Flyer will be making as comprehensive a list of live-streamed events as possible, every week here in the Flyer‘s music blog. We ask that all musical performers wishing to list an event do so in the form of a direct message to our music blog’s Twitter account, @memphlyermusic. This can be as simple as a link to the event on your social media or app of choice, or a written description of the performer(s) and platform, including the date and time, of course!

Because our emails are often inundated with other promotional messages, we ask that you use this Twitter account to alert us to your online shows. Do so by 5 p.m. every Wednesday to be included in listings that cover the week to come, to be posted every Thursday morning.

As we see it, this may be the new normal for some time, and even after COVID-19 tests or vaccines are more widespread, the live-streaming will likely go on at this ramped-up rate. Jump in on the ground floor of our listings, and you’ll be on our radar as we expand the attention we focus on live-streamed events. Watch this space for the day when we first post a review of a live-streamed show!

Until then, hone both your playing and your video-selfie chops and get ready to go virtual. Everyone’s doing it!