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4A Daily News – Thursday, February 2, 2012 Pastimes Pink Floyd tribute concert Do you remember? In darkened rooms, smoky concert halls or hazy laseriums, fans continue to discover the music of Pink Floyd. From the hypnotic psychedelia of Syd Barrett to the first heartbeats of Dark Side of the Moon to the dramatic fall of the Wall, Pink Floyd has continued to mesmerize audiences for more than four decades. House of Floyd, a rev- erent tribute to Pink Floyd, captures the intox- icating sights and sounds of the original for even the most discriminating fan. The band is sched- uled to perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25 at the State Theatre in Red Bluff. House of Floyd pays the highest tribute to the original by accurately recreating all of the nuanced musical com- plexity and powerful visu- al imagery of Pink Floyd. The result of this obses- sive attention to detail is a total Floyd production — music, lights, lasers and video. In addition to their musical talents, House of Floyd features a dazzling light and video show. The band travels with technical assistants who stage and operate the sound, lights, including state of the art laser show, liquid light show and video show to accent this timeless music and entertain audiences of all ages. The band features an outstanding lead guitarist and vocalist; a solid dri- ving bassist and vocalist and an outstanding drum- mer who covers all the Arts & entertainment Red Bluff artists to exhibit prior to fashion show "Winter Celebration" features an artist reception and an "End of Winter" fashion show hosted by 3 Genera- tions Arts and Shop at 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, at 409 Walnut St., Red Bluff. On display will be Red Bluff Art Association mem- ber Caroline Elfving's large canvases in bright colors depicting her favorite creatures. RBAA member Josifa Casey's paintings reflect her international background and her love of the garden with realistic florals. Judy Forney will join them with a body of work that displays a deep appreciation for beauty and light as she express- es the spiritual essence of things. Connie Maxey, president of RBAA, is the fourth exhibitor. Her works reflect a recent trip through Wyoming. For further information, call 527-4810 or 527-3556. Stand up comedy "Still Standish — An Evening Of Stand-Up Come- dy" featuring Aaron Standish, Liz Merry and Roland Allen will be at 8 p.m. on Feb. 4 at Manton Corners. Manton Corners is a historic tavern. 21 and over only. Cost is $10 at the door. For more information, call 474-5188. Other upcoming shows include: • Feb. 12-Duffy's Tavern (337 Main St,, Chico, 343- 7718) • Feb. 18-Old City Hall (1313 Market St., Redding, 241-7320) •Monday Feb. 27, 9-11:30 a.m., KZFR Community Radio 90.1, Woody & Friends w/ Dave Guzzetti • March 3-Chico Women's Club (592 E. 3rd St., Chico) • March 10-State Theatre For The Arts (333 Oak St., Red Bluff, 529-ARTS) For more information, visit http://www.merrystan- dish.com. Fundraiser —Let's Get It On talking parts. Top it off with two beautiful female vocalists that will dazzle you with their dance moves, stunning back- ground harmonies and powerful lead vocals. To learn more about House of Floyd and its band members, visit Houseoffloyd.com Opening for House of Floyd will be Northern California's own Mojo Child, a tribute to The Doors. Mojo Child is composed of Bay Area band members who share the musical skills and stagecraft to bring to lifethe magic, passion and hypnotic rhythm of the Doors. Tickets for the concert can be purchased in advance at Wink, Copy Center or online at www.statetheatrered- bluff.com. General admis- sion is $20 advance and $23 at the door. All open seating and doors open at 6:30 p.m. CSU, Chico's Department of Music will present its spring semester fundraiser, Let's Get It On, a salute to the Motown greats from the '60s and '70s – Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, The Jackson Five, Marvin Gaye, and many others -- Friday, Feb. 10 beginning at 7:30 p.m. in Harlen Adams Theatre. Let's Get It On will feature Motown's greatest hits performed by community members, students, and fac- ulty musicians. Proceeds from Let's Get It On will be used for bring- ing in guest lecturers, supporting students when they want to travel to conferences and honor festivals, and to purchase small equipment that the Music Department has a hard time getting funded. Advance tickets, at $20 each, are available at the University Box Office (898-6333). Add $2 for tickets purchased at the door. Chico Performances announces its February schedule Chico Performances for February are as fol- lows: • Tao: The Art of the Drum, Taiko, World Music & Dance, 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 9. $32 Premium | $27 Adult | $25 Senior | $20 Stu- dent/Child In this dynamic and powerful performance, athletic bodies and con- temporary costumes meet explosive Taiko drum- ming and innovative choreography in a show that is full of extraordi- nary precision, energy, and stamina. Filled with music, colorful costumes, razor-sharp props, high- flying kicks, and martial arts, this performance is heart-pounding percus- sion for the whole fami- ly! • Hugh Masekela, Jazz & Afro-Beat, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11. $30 Premium | $25 Adult | $23 Senior | $18 Stu- dent/Child Legendary South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela is an innovator in the world music and jazz scene. This iconic artist toured with Paul Simon and has collabo- rated with numerous artists including Miriam Makeba, Dizzy Gillespie, Harry Belafonte, and Herb Albert. Masekela will be performing Afro- pop, jazz, and ballads with his high-energy band of South African musicians in support of his newest album Phola. • Martha Graham Dance Company Pio- neers of Modern Dance, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 14. $32 Premium | $27 Adult | $25 Senior | $20 Student/Child The Martha Graham Dance Company brings to life a timeless and uniquely American style of dance that has influ- enced generations of artists. Since its founding in 1926, the troupe has employed ground-break- ing techniques and unmistakable style, while continuing to create new platforms for contempo- rary dance. The compa- ny will be performing Prelude and Revolt and Lamentation Variations - multi-media pieces which include visuals, narration and film clips. • Los Lonely Boys- Tex/Mex Rock n' Roll, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22. $32 Premium | $27 Adult | $25 Senior | $20 Student/Child Since rocketing to fame in 2003, Los Lone- ly Boys has sold millions of albums, won a Gram- my, racked up reams of critical acclaim, opened for The Rolling Stones, and played and recorded with such legends as Willie Nelson and Carlos Santana. This Texican rock n' roll trio of broth- ers newest release Rock- pango, features smooth harmonies, blues, rap, and rock 'n roll. • LUMA Theater, Theater of Light, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23. $25 Premium | $20 Adult | $18 Senior | $12 Stu- dent/Child LUMA plunges the audience into a darkened space where a tapestry of illuminated illusions fills the stage. 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Their choral repertoire includes Cossack and warrior songs, the instru- mental orchestra features balalaika and bayan, and their dancing showcases high-flying kicks, mock battle scenes, glorious costumes and traditional folk dance. Straight from Russia; the real deal. All performances are held at Laxson Auditori- um on the CSU Chico campus, corner of Sec- ond and Normal Avenues. For tickets and information visit: www.chicoperfor- mances.com or call Uni- versity Box Office Phone: (530) 898-6333. Breakfast Special Homemade Chicken Fried Steak Served with 3 eggs, hash browns or home fries & toast $799 Served 6:30am-2pm 7 days a week No substitutions ORDERS TO GO 7875 HWY 99E LOS MOLINOS, CA 384-1265