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The Troublemakers are a blues band for Farmer, who writes, performs and manages "Gary Farmer & the Troublemakers". Established in 2004 and based in Santa Fe, New Mexico actively touring throughout United States and Canada under the label, Gonzo Drive Records.
Farmer, a long time actor appearing on both stage and screen for thirty-five years is the driving force behind Troublemaker's entertaining style of contemporary and traditional blues music. The Troublemakers started out by playing the music that influenced them-- John Lee Hooker, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and Freddie King while also playing the contemporary blues of Keb Mo, Dr. John, Taj Mahal and Robben Ford till we started developing our own blues music.
Through Gonzo Drive Records we have produced and published Troublemaker music independently; Under the Water Tower (2012); Make a Change (2010); Lovesick Blues (2009) and Love Songs and Other Issues (2007) and invite you to have a listen to the music on this site.
Farmer, a harmonica player and vocalist fronts the four to six piece band rounded out by lead guitar, rhythm guitar, sax, piano, drums and bass with lead vocals and backup vocals.
Instrumentation
Gary Farmer - Harmonica and Vocals
Brant Leaper - Piano and Organ
Shakti Hayes - Bass & Vocals
John Longbow - Guitar
Billy Meyers - Drums
Brock Stonefish - Guitar & Vocals
Beaver Thomas - Guitar
Discography
UNDER THE WATER TOWER, LP, 2012, 10 tracks, MAKE A CHANGE, EP, 2010, 6 tracks, LOVESICK BLUES, LP 2009, 10 tracks, LOVE SONGS AND OTHER ISSUES, LP, 2007, 10 tracks.
Our music can be heard on public, Native American and university radio stations in US and Canada.
http://www.myspace.com/garyfarmerandthetroublema .
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Walking Away
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What You Going to Do
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Hey Baby
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Mister Coyote
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Make A Change
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Troublemaker
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This is Hip
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Built For Comfort
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The Calypsonians
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Actor Gary Farmer to showcase his musical side this weekend
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GALLUP — Most locals know Gary Farmer only through his movie roles. Philbert Bono in "Powwow Hig...GALLUP — Most locals know Gary Farmer only through his movie roles.
Philbert Bono in "Powwow Highway." Cowboy Albert Dashee in "The Dark Wind." Captain Largo in "A Thief of Time." And the unforgettable Arnold Joseph in "Smoke Signals."
But local audiences will have the opportunity to learn more about the award-winning actor and his multi-faceted career in a series of personal appearances in Gallup and Window Rock this weekend.
Farmer, who is also a musician, director, producer, writer, and art gallery owner, will be performing with his blues band, the Troublemakers, at three different venues, and he will also be talking about his 30-year career in a free, public interview.
Farmer's appearances this weekend were coordinated by Norman Patrick Brown, a Navajo film maker. Brown, who has established two companies, Dinetah Productions and Rezwood Films, joined with longtime educator Gloria Begay, the founder of the Indigenous Institute for Native Arts.
Brown and Begay, who recently opened offices in the newly established Gallup Performing Arts Center, plan to work on a number of joint creative projects to promote Native American talent, such as actor and comedian Ernest Tsosie III's one act play, "Danny Boy and Bonnet/A Native American Tragedy."
Farmer, a longtime friend of Brown, consented to come to Gallup to help Brown and Begay launch their new joint ventures. And Tsosie, a friend of both Brown and Farmer, is also lending a hand, along with his comedy partner, James Junes. The following is a listing of Farmer's appearances this weekend:
Friday, Sept. 8, from 6:30-8 p.m.: "A Friday Evening with Gary Farmer" Brown and Tsosie will host this public interview, which will feature Farmer talking about his career, answering questions from the audience, and showing clips from his numerous acting roles. After Farmer's interview, Brown will show his recent film, "Rez Hope" at 8 p.m. This free event will be at the Gallup Performing Arts Center at 1500 S. 2nd St. in Gallup.
Friday, Sept. 8, from 9 p.m.-midnight: "Friday Rocking Blues Night I" Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers will perform, along with a special comedy guest appearance by James and Ernie, at the Gallup Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $10 per person or $15 per couple.
Saturday, Sept. 9, at 1 p.m.: Farmer and his band will perform at the NHA Tent on the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds.
Saturday, Sept. 9, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.: "Saturday Rocking Blues Night II" Farmer and his band will perform at Wowie's, also located at 1500 S. 2nd St. Chocolate Helicopter, an alternative band from Santa Fe, is Farmer's special guest. Tickets are $10 per person or $15 per couple.
"We want the public to come and get to know Gary on a personal basis," said Brown of Friday evening's interview.
Farmer's musical performances on Friday and Saturday night were organized to help celebrate Brown and Begay's creative vision. According to Brown, he and Begay would like to see Gallup become the premiere center for Native American film, theater, and art, and they would eventually like to establish a Navajo film and theater institute that would promote the Navajo language in the arts and help produce a generation of Navajo writers, directors, producers, and performers.
Brown believes the entertainment business is one of the next big areas of economic growth for Navajo people. And as more Native Americans become involved in the entertainment business, he explained, they need to "claim ownership" over their own stories by writing, directing, and producing them.
Begay, who said she has worked in the field of Indian education for 30 years, is particularly interested in promoting Navajo language and culture through educational programs as well. She is currently planning the Fourth Annual Regional Indigenous Bilingual Education Conference in October, a Navajo Astronomy Conference in November, and a December conference that will feature Navajo string games, moccasin games, and coyote stories.
In addition to helping support Brown and Begay's work, Farmer said the idea of performing here with his band appealed to him. Originally from Canada, Farmer now lives much of the time in Santa Fe, where he recently opened an Indian art gallery. "I'm also interested in reaching the Navajo audience," he said in a telephone interview on Wednesday. Referring to Native American audiences, Farmer added, "That's where I want my music to be heard."
Farmer said he plays the harmonica with the Troublemakers, a blues band that plays both cover tunes and original music. "Sometimes we just make up songs on the locale," he said of the seven-member group.
After his brief stint in Gallup, Farmer said he will fly to Canada to do six days of filming for two different movie projects before returning to New Mexico to perform with the Troublemakers at the State Fair on Friday, Sept. 15.
For more information about this weekend's events, contact Gloria Begay at (505) 409-3320 or Norman Patrick Brown at (650) 269-6262.
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N.M. Musicians Playing at Obama Inaugural Gig
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Gary Farmer, who is Cayuga of the Six Nation Iroquois Confederacy or Haudenosaunee and lives in Sant...Gary Farmer, who is Cayuga of the Six Nation Iroquois Confederacy or Haudenosaunee and lives in Santa Fe, is best known for his roles in the TV and film adaptations of Tony Hillerman’s “The Dark Wind,” (1991) in which he played Cowboy Dashee; “Coyote Waits,” (2003) and “A Thief of Time,” (2004), in which he played Capt. Largo. Farmer plays harmonica and sings in Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers.
Farmer has been playing the harmonica since he was a teenager.
“I’ll be playing with various musicians there,” he said. “Unfortunately, I’m not able to take my own band. I’ll probably just be sitting in.”
Self-taught, Farmer plays both originals and covers, especially the music of classic blues artists like John Lee Hooker, Taj Mahal, Etta James and Howlin’ Wolf.
When he was working as a touring actor, he would stop at clubs and sit in with the musicians.
“I was on the road all my life as an actor and the harp became my friend,” he explained. “The harp has always been my voice.”
Most recently, Farmer has been touring through the Seminole Tribe of Florida, sponsor of the Jan. 20 inauguration show with Hard Rock International.
“They’ve been promoting Native American talent around the country,” he said, adding, “I’m just so honored, especially by this election.” -
New Indian Film Festival Debuts with 100 Works
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SANTA FE — In some American Indian tribes, when important matters are being discussed a "talking sti...SANTA FE — In some American Indian tribes, when important matters are being discussed a "talking stick'' is handed around. Whoever holds it is the only one who may speak, while the others listen.
Hence the name of a newcomer on the American Indian moviemaking scene, the Talking Stick Film Festival.
"I look at each film as each person's time to hold the talking stick, to tell the story in their way,'' said festival director Karen Redhawk Dallett.
More than 100 films are scheduled to be shown during the inaugural event, which will be held Saturday through June 26 in Santa Fe.
There will be panels and workshops as well, with such notables as actor Wes Studi, director Chris Eyre — whose supernatural thriller "Imprint'' will show during the festival — and actor Gary Farmer, who'll do double-duty leading a workshop and playing with his bluesy band, "Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers.''
The films were largely written, directed or produced by Indians from the U.S. and Canada, with some offerings from indigenous people of Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and Samoa.
"I was surprised how much work is out there — and how much brilliant, really stunning, work is out there,'' said Dallett, who had envisioned finding 20 to 30 good films for the festival and was blown away when the entries poured in.
That's a huge change from three decades ago, when Michael Smith, a Sioux working with the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation in Seattle, set about to find films — no matter who made them — that rebutted the stereotypical portrayal of Indians.
He scrounged up 17, and the American Indian Film Festival was born in 1975.
Relocated to San Francisco in 1977, the festival is still going strong, with this year's event scheduled Nov. 7-15. The American Indian Film Institute, which Smith heads, also holds digital training workshops and traveling film festivals for Indian youth on reservations and in rural communities.
"Video really opened up doors for American Indian artists; film is such a costly medium to work in. ... Now, with the growth of digital video, it's really exploded,'' Smith said.
As much as film has created stereotypes that have eroded the self-image of generations of Indians, it's also a powerful tool for healing and strengthening and for reshaping those perceptions, according to the institute.
Navajo filmmaker and screenwriter Norman Patrick Brown of Gallup has made about a dozen films over the past 20 years, many in the Navajo language with English subtitles.
He co-produced a 37-minute documentary to be shown at the Talking Stick festival called "Poison Wind,'' about the effects of uranium mining. Jenny Pond was the director and producer.
"For many of us, it's not really about the glamor or the high-end production values,'' said Brown, who has made films about diabetes and drug and alcohol addiction. "It's mostly serving our community, educating the community.''
According to Smith, there are about a dozen Indian and indigenous film festivals in North America. Among them: events at the National Museum of the American Indian and the Heard Museum in Phoenix; Sundance Film Festival's Native Forum; the imagineNATIVE film and media arts festival in Toronto; and Dreamspeakers Film Festival in Edmonton, Alberta.
Dallett, who is Catawba and Scottish, has organized the Talking Stick festival for the SEED Graduate Institute in Albuquerque, an educational organization. The festival plans to move to Albuquerque for next year's event.
This inaugural year features 78 recently completed films in dramatic feature, documentary and animation competitions. Works by students and classic films also will be shown.
The festival opens Saturday with the U.S. premiere of "Older Than America,'' a Canadian film directed by Georgina Lightning, who is Cree, about atrocities at Indian boarding schools. Also on tap opening night: the world premiere of "Paatuwaqatsi — Water, Land, Life,'' by Hopi director Victor Masayesva.
Panel discussions and workshops during the six-day festival cover topics such as women in film, cultural responsibility, humor, financing and film sound.
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NM Talking Stick Film fest starts this weekend
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SANTA FE, N.M. – In some American Indian tribes, when important matters are being discussed a "talki...SANTA FE, N.M. – In some American Indian tribes, when important matters are being discussed a "talking stick" is handed around. Whoever holds it is the only one who may speak, while the others listen.
Hence the name of a newcomer on the American Indian moviemaking scene, the Talking Stick Film Festival.
"I look at each film as each person's time to hold the talking stick, to tell the story in their way," said festival director Karen Redhawk Dallett.
More than 100 films are scheduled to be shown during the inaugural event, which will be held Saturday through June 26 in Santa Fe.
There will be panels and workshops as well, with such notables as actor Wes Studi, director Chris Eyre — whose supernatural thriller "Imprint" will show during the festival — and actor Gary Farmer, who'll do double-duty leading a workshop and playing with his bluesy band, "Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers."
The films were largely written, directed or produced by Indians from the U.S. and Canada, with some offerings from indigenous people of Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and Samoa.
"I was surprised how much work is out there — and how much brilliant, really stunning, work is out there," said Dallett, who had envisioned finding 20 to 30 good films for the festival and was blown away when the entries poured in.
That's a huge change from three decades ago, when Michael Smith, a Sioux working with the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation in Seattle, set about to find films — no matter who made them — that rebutted the stereotypical portrayal of Indians.
He scrounged up 17, and the American Indian Film Festival was born in 1975.
Relocated to San Francisco in 1977, the festival is still going strong, with this year's event scheduled Nov. 7-15. The American Indian Film Institute, which Smith heads, also holds digital training workshops and traveling film festivals for Indian youth on reservations and in rural communities.
"Video really opened up doors for American Indian artists; film is such a costly medium to work in. ... Now, with the growth of digital video, it's really exploded," Smith said.
As much as film has created stereotypes that have eroded the self-image of generations of Indians, it's also a powerful tool for healing and strengthening and for reshaping those perceptions, according to the institute.
Navajo filmmaker and screenwriter Norman Patrick Brown of Gallup has made about a dozen films over the past 20 years, many in the Navajo language with English subtitles.
He co-produced a 37-minute documentary to be shown at the Talking Stick festival called "Poison Wind," about the effects of uranium mining. Jenny Pond was the director and producer.
"For many of us, it's not really about the glamor or the high-end production values," said Brown, who has made films about diabetes and drug and alcohol addiction. "It's mostly serving our community, educating the community."
According to Smith, there are about a dozen Indian and indigenous film festivals in North America. Among them: events at the National Museum of the American Indian and the Heard Museum in Phoenix; Sundance Film Festival's Native Forum; the imagineNATIVE film and media arts festival in Toronto; and Dreamspeakers Film Festival in Edmonton, Alberta.
Dallett, who is Catawba and Scottish, has organized the Talking Stick festival for the SEED Graduate Institute in Albuquerque, an educational organization. The festival plans to move to Albuquerque for next year's event.
This inaugural year features 78 recently completed films in dramatic feature, documentary and animation competitions. Works by students and classic films also will be shown.
The festival opens Saturday with the U.S. premiere of "Older Than America," a Canadian film directed by Georgina Lightning, who is Cree, about atrocities at Indian boarding schools. Also on tap opening night: the world premiere of "Paatuwaqatsi — Water, Land, Life," by Hopi director Victor Masayesva.
Panel discussions and workshops during the six-day festival cover topics such as women in film, cultural responsibility, humor, financing and film sound.
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On the Net:
Talking Stick Film Festival: http://www.talkingstickfilmfestival.org -
Indian Blues; Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers rip it up Saturday night at Shadows
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Santa Fe band, Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers, will bring its high-powered blues act to Taos, S... Santa Fe band, Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers, will bring its high-powered blues act to Taos, Saturday (Jan 9, 2010) 9 pm., at Shadows Lounge and Grill, 330-A Pseo del Pueblo Sur. To band leader Farmer, the blues is good medicine. "It's like many medicines are derivatives of the acturall virus that is causing the harm.".
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2009 The Year in Entertainment
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Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers perform at the Mother Earth Father Sky Music Festival held the fir...Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers perform at the Mother Earth Father Sky Music Festival held the first weekend of April at the Dooda Desert Rock camp. (lead photo is the band on a cold day on an outdoor stage with hats and mitts on)
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Talent cultivated at UWO
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By JAMES REANEY, THE LONDON FREE PRESS
Last Updated: April 3, 2010 2:00pm
Gary Farmer
Not many aboriginal bluesmen learn to act in the dead of winter in the college on the hill at UWO.
Gary Farmer is one. No let's say, Gary Farmer is the only one.
Long before he starred for film director Jim Jarmusch opposite Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker and even before he was on TV's Littlest Hobo or The Rez, you could have seen Farmer learning to act.
In London. At UWO. On a cold winter's day.
"I was just like a kid with big eyes," Santa Fe-based Farmer says of the winter of 1977 stint when he was part of a theatre workshop at UWO. "For the most part, I was the green actor without much training."
The workshop at the old drama space at University College eventually led to an adaptation by my late father, Canadian playwright James Crerar (Jamie) Reaney, of a mad, thrilling 19th-century novel The Canadian Brothers.
Farmer and other future stars, playwright Tomson Highway, and Oscar-nominee Graham Greene, were part of the proceedings. Farmer, who grew up at the Six Nations reserve, and Greene are cousins. Among the accomplishments Farmer recalls is Highway's writing of a speech in Cree for the character Pontiac, an aboriginal warrior and chief in a Major John Richardson saga.
Farmer says he still uses methods about community involvement learned during the workshop in his own theatre education projects with young actors.
It's a long way from The Canadian Brothers -- aka Richardson's wild War of 1812 novel -- to singing the blues. Or maybe it isn't.
Farmer is back in London on Sunday for his first visit since he retired as an actor -- despite continuing credits -- to concentrate on being a bluesman.
Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers play Aeolian Hall's Native Blues Harp Summit II.
The summit is organized by London-area singer and harmonica player Robbie Antone. Farmer knows Antone through visits to the Oneida Nation of the Thames and the two have jammed together.
Like Highway and Greene, Farmer has done so much since those winter hours spent re-creating Richardson's tale set along the old Canadian frontier, something will always get missed.
Farmer has been in dozens of films and many TV shows. He was in Jarmusch's 1996 Dead Man with Depp and 1999's Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai with Whitaker.
"The three Indian films that seem to work for everyone are Smoke Signals, Powwow Highway and then Dead Man with Johnny Depp. Even a lot of the communities haven't seen that one," Farmer says in surveying his film career and Dead Man's role in it.
Filmed in black and white, Dead Man stars Depp as a nerdy 19th-century anti-hero named William Blake, who finds himself a fugitive from justice. Farmer plays an Indian named Nobody who often quotes the verse of 18th-century English poet, artist and visionary William Blake.
"They killed it. They didn't like it," Farmer says of the reasons Dead Man was not widely distributed. "You can't go around saying, 'stupid . . . white man' and expect to have a career after that. It was artistically the height, but in terms of my career it probably did more to kill it than anything."
There had been many TV roles in there, too.
"I did work with the dog," Farmer says of Littlest Hobo. "I did Seeing Things with Louis (Del Grande)."
He was also Chief Tom on CBC-TV's The Rez, a comic role. In One Dead Indian, CTV's dramatization of the 1995 police shooting of Dudley George, Farmer was Judas George, a cousin of the slain native protester.
Angered by the shooting at Ipperwash and disillusioned by Canadian reaction to Dudley George's death, Farmer eventually moved to the U.S.
Among his allies was California performance artist James Luna. A 2004 Luna-tied music project led to Santa Fe. As others returned to California, Farmer stayed in New Mexico.
Farmer has always been a blues fan. He had been a harmonica player as a teen and matured into a jammer with bands in towns across Canada and the U.S. His influences include John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf and Little Walter.
"I'm fascinated by that relationship between our traditional music and the blues. I think it was a melding. We certainly were in the fields when the blacks got put there," Farmer says.
The Troublemakers gathered around him. The band plays about 120 dates a year.
Jaime Bird Yellowhorse on guitar and vocals, Johnny Longbow on bass and vocals, Logan Nix on drums, and Farmer on harmonica and vocals have a guest on this tour. He is Manitoban turned Memphis guitar star Clyde Roulette.
Aeolian Hall is the last tour date for the Troublemakers, but on the road back to New Mexico, they'll likely check out Roulette's Beale St. haunts in Memphis.
Beale St. will not be the only legendary blues locale where the Troublemakers have found themselves feeling at home.
Farmer and friends were recently at Chicago's Chess Studios, where Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon and many other blues giants made their greatest records.
As Farmer's road with the blues continues after Aeolian Hall, it sounds as if the Chess building will call him back to Chicago.
"You can still record there. We might record there," he says.
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IF YOU GO
Concert: Native Blues Harp Summit II with Santa Fe-based Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers and the London-area’s Robbie Antone’s Blues Machine.
When: Sunday, 8 p.m.
Where: Aeolian Hall
Details: $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Visit aeolianhall.ca or call 519-672-7950.
James Reaney is a Free Press columnist covering arts & entertainment.
E-mail james.reaney@sunmedia.ca, read James's blog, or follow Jamesatlfpress on Twitter.
Setlist
Best Things in Life are Free
Built for Comfort
Sue Me Sue You Blues
This is Hip
Mailbox Blues
Caledonia
GoodMorningLittle Schoolgirl
Boom Boom
Too Late
Calypsonians
Can't Help Myself
Tired of Talking
Everything is Alright
Houndog
Help Me
Soon as I Get Paid
Smokestack Lightning
Stripped Me Naked
NobodyHereButUsChickens
You Don't Love Me
Such a Night
I'm Tore Down
Troublemaker Blues
Lovesick Blues
Big and Strong
Thrill is Gone
Seventh Son
Don't Lie to Me
Born Under a Bad Sign
Stop Using Me
You Can Make it if You Try
Spoonful
IsSheIs or IsSheAin't MyBaby
Third Stone From the Sun
Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Symphony for the Devil
Dead Flowers
Go Go Go
What You Gonna Do?
Walking Away
Hey Baby
Locket of Love
Make a Change
Making My Way
Call Me
Foster Child
Mister Coyote
Basic Requirements
Calendar
| Date | Time | Venue | City | |
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| Jul 27, 2012 Friday | 7:00 PM | Musqueam Indian Band | Vancouver, BC, CA |
| Date | Time | Venue | City | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 17, 2012 Thursday | 8:00 PM | Cowgirl BBQ | Santa Fe, NM, US |  |
| one night stand. good food. | ||||
| Apr 26, 2012 Thursday | 8:00 PM | KTAO Solar Radio Station | Taos, NM, US | |
| Apr 19, 2012 Thursday | 7:00 PM | University of Nebraska Omaha | Omaha, NE, US | |
| SAPP Fieldhouse | ||||
| Apr 18, 2012 Wednesday | 6:00 PM | Zoo Bar | Lincoln, NE, US | |
| Apr 17, 2012 Tuesday | 6:00 PM | Santee Community Center | Niobrara, NE, US | |
| details TBA | ||||
| Apr 15, 2012 Sunday | 7:30 PM | Black Dog Coffee and Wine Bar | Saint Paul, MN, US | |
| $10 admission awards you CD, "Under the Water Tower" | ||||
| Apr 10, 2012 Tuesday | 7:00 PM | University of Wisconsin-Superior | Superior, WI, US | |
| more details TBA | ||||
| Apr 7, 2012 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Shooting Star Casino | Manhommen, MN, US | |
| Apr 6, 2012 Friday | 9:00 PM | Shooting Star Casino | Manhommen, MN, US | |
| Apr 5, 2012 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Shooting Star Casino | Manhommen, MN, US | |
| Apr 4, 2012 Wednesday | 7:00 PM | Turtle Mountain Community College | Belcourt, ND, US | |
| Apr 2, 2012 Monday | 12:00 PM | Chief Dull Knife College | Lame Deer, MT, US | |
| workshops and film screening and jam with guitar students in the evening...everyone welcome | ||||
| Mar 31, 2012 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Montana State University | Bozeman, MT, US | |
| details TBA | ||||
| Mar 30, 2012 Friday | 8:00 PM | Best Western Kwataqnuk Resort | Polson, MT, US | |
| Mar 29, 2012 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Bones Brewing | Billings, MT, US | |
| details TBA. 7 - 11 pm. | ||||
| Mar 28, 2012 Wednesday | 6:00 PM | Boys & Girls Club-The Northern | Lame Deer, MT, US | |
| more info TBA | ||||
| Mar 26, 2012 Monday | 7:00 PM | Northern Quest Resort | Airway Heights, WA, US | |
| more info TBA | ||||
| Mar 25, 2012 Sunday | 7:00 PM | China Harbor Seattle | Seattle, WA, US | |
| Organized by Robert Upham, 206-459-8818 in the Lakeview Ballroom...stay tuned for more information TBA | ||||
| Mar 24, 2012 Saturday | 8:00 PM | The Rack Sports BAR | Portland, OR, US | |
| formerly the Up Town Bar & Grill more details TBA | ||||
| Mar 22, 2012 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Southern Oregon University | Ashland, OR, US | |
| details TBA | ||||
| Mar 20, 2012 Tuesday | 9:00 PM | Torch Club | Sacramento, CA, US | |
| details TBA | ||||
| Mar 17, 2012 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Blue Lake Casino and Hotel | Blue Lake, CA, US | |
| 4 sets all night long | ||||
| Mar 16, 2012 Friday | 8:00 PM | Blue Lake Casino and Hotel | Blue Lake, CA, US | |
| part of a Northern California Indian Education Conference at the hotel these two evenings. should be loads of dancers. | ||||
| Mar 14, 2012 Wednesday | 6:00 PM | Neighborhood Facility | Hoopa, CA, US | |
| student sponsored with details TBA | ||||
| Mar 10, 2012 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Bear River Casino | Loleta, CA, US | |
| one night stand in Loleta. | ||||
| Mar 9, 2012 Friday | 8:00 PM | Cell Space | San Francisco, CA, US | |
| Children under 12 FREE, Sliding scale--no one turned away for lack of funds. | ||||
| Mar 8, 2012 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino | Lemoore, CA, US | |
| Mar 6, 2012 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | Press Room | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| Troublemaker CD release party, $10 cover gets you FREE "Under the Water Tower" CD. | ||||
| Aug 16, 2011 Tuesday | 6:00 PM | Santa Fe Bandstand | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| Jun 25, 2011 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Fond Du Lac Tribal Center | Cloquet, MN, US | |
| May 29, 2011 Sunday | 3:00 PM | Tubac Plaza Main Stage | Tubac, AZ, US | |
| May 28, 2011 Saturday | 12:30 PM | Sparkys Green Chili Room | Hatch, NM, US | |
| May 27, 2011 Friday | 7:00 PM | Red Rock State Park: Museum | Gallup, NM, US | |
| private wedding. | ||||
| Apr 29, 2011 Friday | 12:00 AM | Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Albuquerque | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| as part of the North American Indigenous Image Awards. | ||||
| Apr 28, 2011 Thursday | 12:00 AM | Low Spirits | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| as part of the Rock the 9 | ||||
| Mar 27, 2011 Sunday | 2:00 PM | SF 400th Closing Ceremonies - Santa Fe Convention Center | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| Nov 27, 2010 Saturday | 4:00 PM | Seneca Niagara Casino Hotel | Niagara Falls, NY, US | |
| 3rd of a three night stand. | ||||
| Nov 26, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Seneca Niagara Casino Hotel | Niagara Falls, NY, US | |
| Nov 24, 2010 Wednesday | 4:00 PM | Seneca Niagara Casino Hotel | Niagara Falls, NY, US | |
| Nov 23, 2010 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | Callahan's Music Hall | Auburn Hills, MI, US | |
| one night stand in Auburn Hills, MI | ||||
| Nov 21, 2010 Sunday | 7:30 PM | Minneapolis American Indian Center | Minneapolis, MN, US | |
| Nov 20, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Dakota Sioux Casino | Watertown, SD, US | |
| 2nd of a two night stand | ||||
| Nov 19, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Dakota Sioux Casino | Watertown, SD, US | |
| two night stand. | ||||
| Nov 18, 2010 Thursday | 7:00 PM | University of Nebraska Omaha | Omaha, NE, US | |
| Nov 17, 2010 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Danny's Blues Saloon | Oklahoma City, OK, US | |
| Nov 6, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Evangelo's Cocktail Lounge | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| Oct 30, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Main Street Gallery | Truth Or Consequences, NM, US | |
| Rio Grande Blues Preservation Society gig.. | ||||
| Oct 29, 2010 Friday | 6:00 PM | Indian Pueblo Cultural Center | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| Halloween gig... | ||||
| Oct 23, 2010 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Wild Horse Pass Resort | Chandler, AZ, US | |
| Oct 21, 2010 Thursday | 8:00 PM | Tin Star Saloon | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| 2nd annual film festival is lighting up the town in mid October...our home town | ||||
| Aug 21, 2010 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Center For Contemporary Arts | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| Part of the Annual NMAI Film Festival during Indian Market Week | ||||
| Aug 20, 2010 Friday | 6:00 PM | Indian Pueblo Cultural Center | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| Happy Hour on the outdoor patio 6-9 pm with great pizza. | ||||
| Aug 19, 2010 Thursday | 8:00 PM | Cowgirl BBQ | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| 2010 Annual Indian Market Week. | ||||
| Aug 18, 2010 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Community Cable Channel 27 | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| See the Troublemakers live to air on NativeZine 9-10pm. | ||||
| Aug 17, 2010 Tuesday | 7:00 PM | Santa Fe Bandstand | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| Santa Fe Bandstand Music Series. | ||||
| Aug 15, 2010 Sunday | 4:00 PM | Million Dollar Elm Casino | Tulsa, OK, US | |
| third of a three night stand in this faraway spot... | ||||
| Aug 14, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Million Dollar Elm Casino | Tulsa, OK, US | |
| 2nd of a three night stand. | ||||
| Aug 13, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Million Dollar Elm Casino | Tulsa, OK, US | |
| First of a three night stand. Sunday matinee in the outdoor patio. | ||||
| Aug 12, 2010 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Meskwaki Casino | Tama, IA, US | |
| Annual Meskwaki Powwow August 12-16th, 2010 | ||||
| Aug 11, 2010 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Meskwaki Casino | Tama, IA, US | |
| Aug 10, 2010 Tuesday | 6:00 PM | The Bourbon Theatre | Lincoln, NE, US | |
| Film Screening at 6 pm, Jim Jarmusch's, "Dead Man", starring Johnny Depp and Gary Farmer. the Troublemakers at 9 pm. | ||||
| Aug 8, 2010 Sunday | 5:00 PM | Beartree Tavern & Cafe | Centennial, WY, US | |
| Aug 7, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Fort Hall Casino | Fort Hall, ID, US | |
| Jul 18, 2010 Sunday | 4:00 PM | Big Jolie's Campground | Pechanga, NM, US | |
| can't seem to change but it's in S. California not NM. | ||||
| Jul 17, 2010 Saturday | 4:00 PM | Pala Casino Spa & Resort, Center Bar | Pala, CA, US | |
| Jul 16, 2010 Friday | 7:00 PM | Idyllwild Arts Academy Theatre | Idyllwild, CA, US | |
| Jul 15, 2010 Thursday | 9:00 PM | The Comedy Club @ Pechanga - Pechanga Resort & Casino | Temecula, CA, US | |
| Jul 14, 2010 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | The Comedy Club @ Pechanga - Pechanga Resort & Casino | Temecula, CA, US | |
| Jul 13, 2010 Tuesday | 9:00 PM | Audie's Olympic/Club Fred | Fresno, CA, US | |
| Jul 11, 2010 Sunday | 9:00 PM | Tradewinds | Cotati, CA, US | |
| Jul 10, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Bear River Casino | Loleta, CA, US | |
| Jul 9, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Johnny B's | Medford, OR, US | |
| One night stand in Medford on Friday night...not sure of cover charge or not...thought 7 was good. we'll see. | ||||
| Jul 8, 2010 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Mac's At The Vet Club | Eugune, OR, US | |
| Screening of feature film "Dead Man" at 7 pm. Troublemakers play upstairs at the end of the film around 9:30. Prices break for youth. | ||||
| Jul 6, 2010 Tuesday | 9:00 PM | San Dune Pub | Manzanita, OR, US | |
| One night stand at the best surfin' spot in Oregon. Manzanita. | ||||
| Jul 5, 2010 Monday | 12:00 AM | Waterfront Blues Festival | Portland, OR, US | |
| Jul 4, 2010 Sunday | 12:00 AM | Waterfront Blues Festival | Portland, OR, US | |
| Jul 3, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Slim's Cocktail Bar | Portland, OR, US | |
| Jul 2, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Blue Lake Casino and Hotel | Blue Lake, CA, US | |
| Jun 19, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Ziggies | Denver, CO, US | |
| Jun 17, 2010 Thursday | 6:00 PM | Indian Pueblo Cultural Center | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| Free performance in the Plaza part of the Center. | ||||
| Jun 5, 2010 Saturday | 5:30 PM | Ruidoso Town Park | Ruidoso, NM, US | |
| May 28, 2010 Friday | 6:00 PM | Indian Pueblo Cultural Center | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| Harvest Feast Cafe (outside patio) | ||||
| May 22, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Paradise Casino | Winterhaven, CA, US | |
| 2nd of two nights | ||||
| May 21, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Paradise Casino | Winterhaven, CA, US | |
| two night stand | ||||
| May 20, 2010 Thursday | 8:30 PM | Soboba Casino | San Jacinto, CA, US | |
| 2nd of a two night stand. | ||||
| May 19, 2010 Wednesday | 8:30 PM | Soboba Casino | San Jacinto, CA, US | |
| two night stand. | ||||
| May 15, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Sammy C's Rockin' Pub | Gallup, NM, US | |
| May 14, 2010 Friday | 6:00 PM | Indian Pueblo Cultural Center | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| Pueblo Harvest Feast Cafe (outdoor cafe) | ||||
| May 7, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl BBQ | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| semi regular gig | ||||
| May 1, 2010 Saturday | 1:00 PM | Craw Daddy Blues Festival | Cerrillos, NM, US | |
| $ 15.00 for two day pass. May 1 and 2nd, 2010 at the Oscar Huber Memorial Ball Park at the north end of Madrid. Plenty of parking. Doors open @ noon. | ||||
| Apr 4, 2010 Sunday | 7:00 PM | The Aeolian Performing Arts Theatre | London, ON, CA | |
| With Robbie Antone Blues Band | ||||
| Apr 3, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Great North Bar and Grill | Brantford, ON, CA | |
| Apr 2, 2010 Friday | 9:00 PM | Red Dog Inn | Peterborough, ON, CA | |
| With Brock Stonefish Band | ||||
| Apr 1, 2010 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Rainbow Bistro | Ottawa, ON, CA | |
| one night stand at this popular blues club in the market region.. | ||||
| Mar 27, 2010 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Grossman's | Toronto, ON, CA | |
| late night set on spadina ave in toronto, ON. | ||||
| Mar 27, 2010 Saturday | 2:00 PM | Seneca Niagara Casino | Niagara Falls, NY, US | |
| 2nd of two days in the honeymoon capital. | ||||
| Mar 26, 2010 Friday | 10:00 PM | Seneca Niagara Casino | Niagara Falls, NY, US | |
| ist of two nights in the honeymoon capital. | ||||
| Mar 25, 2010 Thursday | 12:00 AM | Allegheny Casino | Allegheny, NY, US | |
| 2nd of two nights. | ||||
| Mar 24, 2010 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | Allegheny Casino | Allegheny, NY, US | |
| two night stand. | ||||
| Mar 22, 2010 Monday | 7:00 PM | Trickster Gallery | Chicago, IL, US | |
| part of the American Indian Center of Chicago. | ||||
| Mar 21, 2010 Sunday | 9:00 PM | Downtime Bar and Grill | Minneapolis, MN, US | |
| opening act for regular band. one night only | ||||
| Mar 20, 2010 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Dakota Sioux Casino | Watertown, SD, US | |
| 2nd of a two night stand on tour... | ||||
| Mar 20, 2010 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Dakota Sioux Casino | Watertown, SD, US | |
| 2nd of a two night stand on tour... | ||||
| Mar 19, 2010 Friday | 8:00 PM | Dakota Sioux Casino | Watertown, SD, US | |
| two night stand... | ||||
| Mar 17, 2010 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | Prairie Wind Casino | Pine Ridge, SD, US | |
| 2nd of two night stand with opening act. | ||||
| Mar 16, 2010 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | Prairie Wind Casino | Pine Ridge, SD, US | |
| two night stand in the Dome. opening act TBA | ||||
| Mar 14, 2010 Sunday | 2:00 PM | Beartree Cafe | Centennial, WY, US | |
| afternoon show. join us for brunch. | ||||
| Mar 13, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Beartree Cafe | Centennial, WY, US | |
| 2 night stand at this treasured hideaway in S. Wyoming. | ||||
| Mar 12, 2010 Friday | 7:30 PM | Rock N Soul Cafe | Boulder, NM, US | |
| 7:30 pm start for the evening. | ||||
| Mar 11, 2010 Thursday | 8:00 PM | Ziggies | Denver, NM, US | |
| first time there @ Ziggies--opening act for the night 8-9pm only. | ||||
| Mar 10, 2010 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | Shadows Lounge and Grill | Taos, NM, US | |
| regular gig for Taos NM | ||||
| Mar 6, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Tin Star Saloon | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| one night stand. | ||||
| Feb 24, 2010 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | Soboba Casino | San Jacinto, CA, US | |
| one night stand... | ||||
| Jan 9, 2010 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Shadows Lounge and Grill | Taos, NM, US | |
| shadowsloungeandgrill@taosnet.net dinner club. great food. see you there. 330 A Paseo del Pueblo Sur... | ||||
| Jan 2, 2010 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Milagro 360 | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| 10 pm til 1am in downtown santa fe supper club and lounge... bring in the new year with trouble... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 12, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Cowgirl's Hall of Fame | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| gig at popular santa fe night spot on guadulupe street... | ||||
| Dec 8, 2009 Tuesday | 9:00 PM | Evangelo's Cocktail Lounge | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| opening up for jon wayne and the pain (minneapolis, MN) one night only. | ||||
| Dec 5, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Sammy C's Rockin' Pub | Gallup, NM, US | |
| 9 till midnight in downtown gallup. | ||||
| Dec 3, 2009 Thursday | 5:45 PM | KSFR 101.1 FM | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| interview with diego on "journey home". play lovesick blues. | ||||
| Nov 26, 2009 Thursday | 6:30 PM | KBAC - FM 98.1 | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| half hour live broadcast airing on thanksgiving day on radio free santa fe | ||||
| Nov 21, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Sky City Casino | Acoma, NM, US | |
| 2nd of three nights at club 102 | ||||
| Nov 20, 2009 Friday | 8:00 PM | Sky City Casino | Acoma, NM, US | |
| three night stand at a regular stop for the band. off Hwy I-40 exit 102, nov 20-22nd, 2009 | ||||
| Nov 7, 2009 Saturday | 3:00 PM | San Carlos Veterns Music Festival | San Carlos, AZ, US | |
| a yearly event in ball field across from apache gold casino... | ||||
| Nov 5, 2009 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Pechanga Casino | Temecula, CA, US | |
| 2nd of a two night stand | ||||
| Nov 4, 2009 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Pechanga Casino | Temecula, CA, US | |
| two night stand | ||||
| Nov 3, 2009 Tuesday | 9:00 PM | The Green Room | Flagstaff, AZ, US | |
| blues night in flag. | ||||
| Oct 31, 2009 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Rio Grande River Blues Preservation Society | Truth or Consequences, NM, US | |
| halloween. boo. | ||||
| Oct 30, 2009 Friday | 7:00 PM | Mine Shaft Tavern | Madrid, NM, US | |
| one night stand | ||||
| Oct 23, 2009 Friday | 8:00 PM | Apache Gold Casino | San Carlos, AZ, US | |
| one night stand in the conference center | ||||
| Oct 22, 2009 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Paradise Casino | Yuma, AZ, US | |
| one night stand in the club. | ||||
| Oct 20, 2009 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | Penguilly's Saloon | Boise, ID, US | |
| one night stand downtown after pep rally for boise state. ha. | ||||
| Oct 18, 2009 Sunday | 3:00 PM | People's Center | Pablo, MT, US | |
| afternoon show on the salish kootenai tribal museum. | ||||
| Oct 17, 2009 Saturday | 8:00 PM | KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino | Polson, MT, US | |
| one night stand | ||||
| Oct 16, 2009 Friday | 8:00 PM | Top Hat | Missoula, MT, US | |
| in cooperation with the native student union at the university of montana. | ||||
| Oct 14, 2009 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | University of Wyoming | Laramie, WY, US | |
| Art and Sciences Hall | ||||
| Oct 12, 2009 Monday | 8:00 PM | Buckhorn Bar | Laramie, WY, US | |
| columbus day debauchery. | ||||
| Oct 11, 2009 Sunday | 2:00 PM | Beartree Cafe | Centennial, WY, US | |
| afternoon 2-5. come join us for dinner. ..g. | ||||
| Oct 10, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Bushwackers Saloon | Denver, NM, US | |
| one night stand | ||||
| Oct 9, 2009 Friday | 7:30 PM | Rock N Soul Cafe | Boulder, CO, US | |
| Benefit for Native American Rights Fund. | ||||
| Sep 26, 2009 Saturday | 7:00 PM | The Mine Shaft | Madrid, NM, US | |
| one night stand at our fave spot in the wilds of Madrid. come on out for dinner. | ||||
| Sep 5, 2009 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Sammy C's Rockin' Pub | Gallup, NM, US | |
| regular stop in gallup...saturday night of labor day weekend. | ||||
| Aug 22, 2009 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Troublemaker's Annual Jam @ VFW Post 2951 | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| SW Annual Indian Market in the whole of Santa Fe. line up tba. | ||||
| Aug 16, 2009 Sunday | 9:00 PM | Sky City Casino | Acoma, NM, US | |
| 3rd of 3 nights. | ||||
| Aug 15, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Sky City Casino | Acoma, NM, US | |
| Club 102 9-1am | ||||
| Aug 14, 2009 Friday | 9:00 PM | Sky City Casino | Acoma, NM, US | |
| our regular stop on I-40 exit 102 | ||||
| Aug 8, 2009 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Creststone Annual Music Festival | Creststone, CO, US | |
| 6:30 performance for 90 minutes. great lineup including Edgar Winter. | ||||
| Jul 26, 2009 Sunday | 8:00 PM | Norfolk Hotel | Port Dover, ON, CA | |
| one night stand at this seaport on Lake Erie. great perch for dinner. | ||||
| Jul 25, 2009 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Mother Earth Festival | Georgina Island, ON, CA | |
| one day festival all day long starting at noon till midnight. more info to tba. | ||||
| Jul 24, 2009 Friday | 9:00 PM | Dominion on Queen | Toronto, ON, CA | |
| one night in hometown | ||||
| Jul 12, 2009 Sunday | 12:00 AM | Burlington Waterfront Park | Burlington, VT, US | |
| 10 day event. performance times tba. | ||||
| Jul 11, 2009 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Burlington Waterfront Park | Burlington, VT, US | |
| 10 day festival of events, music, theatre, performance art, dance, visual art celebrating 400 years of explorer Champlain. | ||||
| Jul 10, 2009 Friday | 9:00 PM | Hard Rock Cafe | Toronto, ON, CA | |
| Dundas Square in downtown Toronto as part of the I-Native Music Festival. | ||||
| Jun 27, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | El Farol | Santa Fe, NM, US | |
| happening spot in Santa Fe on Canyon Road. great spot for dinner too. | ||||
| Jun 20, 2009 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Ute Mountain Casino | Towaoc, NM, US | |
| 3 Weeminuche Dr., Towaoc, CO, 81334 all day events... | ||||
| Jun 19, 2009 Friday | 12:00 AM | Ute Mountain Casino | Towaoc, CO, US | |
| Native American Music Festival for two days. Gary is MC also. Plus two band shows over two days... | ||||
| Jun 18, 2009 Thursday | 8:00 PM | Nageezi Chapter House | Nageezi, NM, US | |
| one night stand on the big Navajo Reservation. opening act. tba. | ||||
| Jun 13, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Camel Rock Casino | Tesuque, NM, US | |
| 2nd of a two night stand 12 miles north of Santa Fe on Hwy #285 | ||||
| Jun 12, 2009 Friday | 9:00 PM | Camel Rock Casino | Tesuque, NM, US | |
| 1st of a two night stand. 12 miles north of Santa Fe on Hwy 285 | ||||
| Jun 6, 2009 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Firerock Casino | Churchrock, NM, US | |
| 4th of 4 nights in the Casino lounge. | ||||
| Jun 5, 2009 Friday | 8:00 PM | Firerock Casino | Churchrock, NM, US | |
| brand new casino. 3rd of 4 nights in casino lounge | ||||
| Jun 4, 2009 Thursday | 8:00 PM | Firerock Casino | Churchrock, NM, US | |
| 2nd of 4 nights in the casino lounge. | ||||
| Jun 3, 2009 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | Firerock Casino | Churchrock, NM, US | |
| first of a four night stand. june 3-6, free admission. | ||||
| May 28, 2009 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Tradewinds | Cotati, CA, US | |
| 8210 Old Redwood Hwy, Cotati, CA, 94931. one night stand. | ||||
| May 25, 2009 Monday | 8:00 PM | Duff's Garage | Portland, OR, US | |
| one night only with Lisa and Her Kin opening. $10. | ||||
| May 20, 2009 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Penguilly's Saloon | Boise, ID, US | |
| one night only 513 Main Street, Boise, ID, 83702. | ||||
| May 19, 2009 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | Booth Barn | Pocatello, ID, US | |
| one night only 8pm till midnight. | ||||
| Apr 25, 2009 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Gathering of Nations Powwow | Albuquerque, NM, US | |
| Stage 49 @ 8:40 pm | ||||
| Apr 16, 2009 Thursday | 9:00 PM | Sky City Casino | Acoma, NM, US | |
| 3rd of 3 nights. | ||||
| Apr 11, 2009 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Buffalo Thunder Casino and Resort | Pojoaque, NM, US | |
| 9-1 @ Turquoise Trails 2nd of 2 nights. | ||||
| Apr 10, 2009 Friday | 9:00 PM | Buffalo Thunder Casino and Resort | Pojoaque, NM, US | |
| two nights 9-1 for Friday and Saturday evening in the Turquoise Trails | ||||
| Mar 26, 2009 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Seneca Niagara Casino | Niagara Falls, NY, US | |
| 1st of two nights in the honeymoon capital. | ||||