Out & About presents… OUR WEEKEND PICKS


Thursday
Punch Brothers.
Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall.
7:30 p.m.
$25.
Chris Thile and the guys light up every stage with their amazing musicianship. Definitely a must see.
Paula Poundstone.
The Classic Center.
9 p.m.
$20-$40.
Paula Poundstone has had quite a career and made both Comedy Central’s 88th Greatest Standup of All-Time and Maxim’s 7th Worst Comic of All-Time. If you have the cash, this cannot be missed.
Incendiaries, Consult the Bones, Lautrec, The Sunglasses.
Caledonia Lounge.
10 p.m.
$5/$7.
Featuring members and ex-members of Shitty Candy, Cinemechanica, Nationale and Down With the Woo, Incendiaries hones this collision of influences into a forceful, laser-sharp attack.
Friday
Dawgs After Dark: Recess.
Tate Center.
10 p.m.
$5/Free for students.
Expect arcade games, a magician, free food and more. Sometimes it’s nice to take a break from bar hopping and feel like a kid again.
The Best of Andrew Lloyd Weber.
Hodgson Hall.
8 p.m.
$23-$28/Half price for students.
Your favorite ALW classics performed by Broadway vets.
The Jack Burton, The Arcs, Vincas.
Caledonia Lounge.
10 p.m.
$5/$7.
The Jack Burton do posi-punk right: incredibly catchy with enough rough edges to have a good time.
Val Emmich.
The Melting Point.
9 p.m.
$8 advance/$10 door.
You might recognize him from TV, but Emmich is a musician, too.
Hot New Mexicans, Dos Tornadoes, Really Wrong.
Rye Bar.
10 p.m.
$3.
Hot New Mexicans deliver some of the best power-pop/punk-pop tunes in town. It’s almost criminal that this is only $3.
Ballers’ Ball Dance Party.
Farm 255.
11 p.m.
Atlanta and Athens’ finest DJs bringing hip-hop to the Farm.
Saturday
The House of Bernarda Alba.
UGA Chapel.
8 p.m.
$10/$7 for students.
Federico García Lorca’s final play – featuring an all-female cast – explores passion, repression and sexual tension.
RPM Challenge Listening Party.
283 Bar.
8 p.m.
Free.
A bunch of quality local musicians completed the RPM challenge – participants record an entire album in the month of February – and this is the first chance to hear everyone’s final products.
March Metal Madness Fest.
Tasty World.
2p.m. to midnight.
$12.
For those who missed out on Scion – or who can’t wait for another day of nothing but metal. A full 12 hours of local metal bands storm Tasty World.
Sunday
Movie Night.
Angelo’s.
7 p.m.
Free.
Who knew Angelo’s screened movies? Go check out the classic “Roman Holiday.”


