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Bon Iver  with All Tiny Creatures
Title:
Bon Iver with All Tiny Creatures
When:
04.22.2012 - 04.22.2012 07.00 in805.com - 10.00 in805.com
Where:
Santa Barbara Bowl - Santa Barbara
Category:
Music - Live

Description

Bon Iver with All Tiny Creatures at Santa Barbara Bowl

First it was For Emma, Forever Ago. The soul in a refraction of icicles. A moment hanging like breath on air. And yet life — even still life — is not still. The story is not a story if it does not unravel. Your eyes you may cast backward, but the heart is locked in the chest and must beat forever forward. Self-titled, Bon Iver is the frozen beast pressing upward from a loosening earth, one ear cocked to the echo of the ghost choir still singing, the other craving the martial call of drums tumbling, of thrum and wheeze. The desolation smoke has dissipated, cut with strips of brass. Celebration will not be denied, the cabinet cannot contain the rattle, there is meat on the bones.

"Bon Iver is often equated with just me," says Vernon, "but you are who surrounds you, and for Bon Iver I wanted to invite those voices as musical catalysts." Thus on the track "Beth/Rest" and throughout the album, we hear the pedal steel of Greg Leisz (Lucinda Williams, Bill Frisell), the uniquely layered low end of Colin Stetson's (Tom Waits, Arcade Fire) saxophones, the riffing of Mike Lewis' (Happy Apple, Andrew Bird) altos and tenors, and the lush horns of C.J. Camerieri (Rufus Wainwright, Sufjan Stevens). Bon Iver regulars Sean Carey, Mike Noyce and Matt McCaughan contributed vocals, drums and production, Rob Moose (Antony and the Johnsons, The National) helped with arranging and added strings, and fellow members of Volcano Choir, Jim Schoenecker and Tom Wincek provided processing.

Bon Iver was recorded and mixed at April Base Studios, a remodeled veterinarian's clinic located in rural Fall Creek, Wisconsin. "It's an unique space and destination; it's our home out here," says Vernon, who purchased the structure with his brother in late 2008 with the sole intention of converting it into his ideal recording studio. "It's been a wonderful freedom, working in a place we built. It's also only three miles from the house I grew up in, and just ten minutes from the bar where my parents met." The creation of Bon Iver was a three-year process, and Vernon says the completion of the studio paralleled the completion of the album. "I was writing and recording in the windows of time snatched between tours in support of For Emma," he says. "When I finally came home to hunker down for a solid stretch there was a feeling of solid ground and an opportunity for liberation waiting in the space for me."

In the absence of solid ground, the whirlwind becomes a whirlpool, and Bon Iver is Justin Vernon returning to former haunts with a new spirit. The reprises are there — solitude, quietude, hope and desperation compressed — but always a rhythm arises, a pulse vivified by gratitude and grace notes, some as bright as a bicycle bell. The winter, the legend, has faded to just that, and this is the new momentary present. The icicles have dropped, rising up again as grass.

Venue

Santa Barbara BowlMap
Venue:
Santa Barbara Bowl   -   Website
Street:
1122 N Milpas Street
ZIP:
93103
City:
Santa Barbara
State:
CA
Country:
Country: us

Description

Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA

SANTA BARBARA BOWL, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA

About the Bowl:
Nestled in the hillsides above Santa Barbara, the Bowl is a premier example of 1930s WPA outdoor Craftsman-style architecture and melds decades of music and vistas in ways no other open-air venue in America can. In 1995, the Bowl Foundation voted unanimously to create a comprehensive, long-range restoration and renovation Master Plan. By 2007, over $22mm had been contributed to the capital campaign for significant improvements to Santa Barbara’s beloved Bowl – improvements designed to protect the venue’s early 20th century grace while placing it firmly on 21st century underpinnings.

Although the new facilities resulting from this monumental renovation project – the soaring new stage housing: the Pavilion; the Wendy McCaw Terrace for donor receptions; a permanent, disabled seating platform; better facilities and more amenities for performers and patrons including upgraded dressing rooms and enlarged and improved restroom facilities – are first-class and in keeping with the distinctive architectural style, the “American Classic” campaign is not about cosmetics. Every element is necessary not only to maintain the Bowl’s place as one of America’s finest outdoor concert venues – in a league with the Hollywood Bowl, Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and Washington D.C.’s Wolf Trap – but also to continue to attract top-tier, world-class artists by keeping up with changing industry standards.

The next elements to be funded by the American Classic renovation and restoration campaign are:

The Glen – Beautifying the wooded Glen.
The Overlook – An upper-level terrace with concessions and restrooms.
Seating – Upgraded patron seating.
Expanded Box Office and Lower Plaza – Facilities including improved traffic and entry areas.

VENUE INFORMATION:

Box Office:
Santa Barbara Bowl Box Office is located at 1122 N. Milpas. 805-962-7411. Box Office hours are Monday - Friday 11:00am to 6:00pm. In addition the Box Office will be open for all on sale and performance dates.

While the Box Office is closed tickets may also be purchased in person at all TicketMaster outlets, by telephone at (805) 583-8700 or online at www.ticketmaster.com.

Parking and Arrival;
The parking lot utilized by the Bowl for patrons is located at Santa Barbara High School, less than 200 yards away from the venue. A short climb beside stone masonry walls through a beautiful glen with old oak trees leads to the amphitheater. **IMPORTANT** Due to the historic design of the Santa Barbara Bowl, it is recommended that all patrons arrive early- 90 minutes before scheduled start of concert- to ensure ease and comfort of parking and entry to venue.

Seating:
4,562 total seats with flexible seating in the floor sections and 24 wheel chair accessible seats.
View seating chart

Disabled Access:
In order to better serve our disabled patrons, the Santa Barbara Bowl requires a Disabled Seating Request Form to be filled out by ticket purchaser. This will insure that all ticket requests are processed accurately and timely. Please click the link above to download a copy of the Disabled Seating Request Form (free version of adobe acrobat reader required).

Although more than the required disabled parking is accommodated on site, spaces generally sell out prior to the event. If on site spaces are unavailable disabled patrons are encouraged to drop off at the Box Office to take the shuttle. The free wheelchair accessible shuttle pickup is located in front of the Box Office. Pick up begins 90 minutes prior to each show and continues throughout the evening.

Location:
Just 90 minutes north of Los Angeles (approximately 90 miles).

Please Note
Due to space limitations, backpacks, large bags, ice chests and picnic baskets are prohibited. For more information of further prohibited items, please click here.

Food and Drink
The Bowl provides a wide variety of food and beverages for purchase. No outside food or beverages are allowed excluding sealed store purchased bottles of water.

Camera and Recording Policy
Cameras both still and video, as well as recording devices are prohibited.

TICKET INFORMATION:
Click here to purchase tickets


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