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NiaMoves     

508 Pecore     
Houston, TX  77009

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Press

We have had writeups and support for previous shows (associated with Bend) from the Houston Chronicle, Houston Press, Houston Business Journal, Houston Tribune, Artshound Newsletter, The Houstonist, Envy Magazine, and KPFT.
Below are links of previous articles. 

Ian Moore to perform acoustic set at the Listening Room, one of Houston's best kept secrets - http://shar.es/NV8E   David Sadof- Houston Music Examiner

Alejandro Escovedo- Houston Chronclehttp://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/headline/features/6295931.html

Bob Schneider- The Houstonist
 
Jake Shimabukuro
 
Charlie Sexton- Houston Press

Charlie Sexton grew up a blues guitar prodigy in an Austin that already had a young legend in Stevie Ray Vaughan, so in 1985 the then-teenager went in another direction, recording the new wave hit “Beat’s So Lonely,” which he describes as “a little bit Elvis and a little bit Bowie.” By 20 he’d played with Bowie, as well as Keith Richards and Bob Dylan, but his music career foundered. Label troubles dogged his solo career, while his early-’90s band, Arc Angels, imploded after just a few years. Sexton was without a label and with a newborn to support when Dylan asked him to join his backing band in ’99. It paid handsomely in dollars and profile (his playing’s all over Love & Theft), but the grueling tour regime ultimately cost him his marriage. Salvaging Lucinda Williams’s Car Wheels on a Gravel Road brought attention to Sexton’s production skills, and guitar began taking a backseat to the turning knobs. Along the way, he released the wonderful ’05 solo album Cruel & Gentle Things, his first in a decade, an intimate, acoustic - driven album with a spare but supple physicality that should fit the yoga studio where the show will take place. “I keep doing it all, because it’s all helpful to the other,” Sexton says. “After months in the studio 12-14 hour days, it’s good to do the gig or play guitar on someone’s record.” 
 
Shannon McNally
 
 
Loudon Wainwright
 
 
Ottmar Liebert
 
NiaMoves is mentioned in one of the last paragraphs of this lengthy but interesting article.  Congratulations on being on the cutting edge of the music scene in Houston. 
http://www.houstonpress.com/2008-07-10/news/houston-has-a-bad-reputation-with-touring-indie-bands/full
 
 
 
    
 
Past Shows

 

2009-

Alejandro Escovedo- March 6th

Darden Smith- April 24th

Shawn Pander- April 25th

The Spring Standards- June 12th

Slaid Cleaves- June 19th

Freedy Johnston w/ Arthur Yoria- Aug 1

Shake Russell Trio- August 8th

James McMurtry- August 15th

Malford Milligan w/ John Gaar- Aug 22nd

Ian Moore- September 4th

Erika Luckett & Lisa Ferraro- Sept.10th

Pierre Bensusan- October 3rd

Eliza Gilkyson- October 16th

Tody Castillo w/ John Egan- Oct. 17th

Glenn Tilbrook (former Squeeze frontman)- Oct. 24th

David Wilcox- November 1st

Vienna Teng & Alex Wong- Nov. 13th

Malcolm Holcombe & Jubal Lee Young- Dec. 5th

Alejandro Escovedo- Dec. 12th

 

2010

Sara Hickman - January 18th

Betty Soo & Will Sexton, Tim Easton- February 6th

Mike Doughty- February 19th

Wendy Colonna- March 6th

Carrie Rodriguez- March 13th

Malford Milligan- March 27th

Jon Dee Graham- April 3rd

Idgy Vaughn w/ Will Sexton- April 10th

Amy Speace & Danny Schmidt- April 23rd

Gurf Morlix & Sam Baker- April 24th

Charlie Sexton- May 8th

Vance Gilbert- May 14th

The Waymores- May 15th

Ronny Cox- May 23rd

 

Past Shows 2008 as Bend Studio

Dana Cooper

Shawn Pander, Jim Bianco & Jay Nash- March 16th

Bob Schneider- April 11th

Jake Shimabukuro- April 12th

Will Kimbrough w/ Arthur Yoria- April 18th

Loudon Wainwright- May 11th

Shannon McNally- May 18th

The Bittersweets- May 23rd

Charlie Sexton- May 25th

Ian Moore- May 30th

Grayson Capps- June 15th

Ottmar Liebert- July 24th

Ari Hest- September 6th

 

 

    
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