Showing posts with label night lights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label night lights. Show all posts


Tonight: Sonny Baker


Quirky singer-songwriter Sonny Baker takes to the stage tonight in a setting that may serve as a refreshing antidote for any locals plagued by seasonal affective disorder. Crackling electric lights shine onto the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens in colorful neon as part of their "Nights Lights at the Gardens" event. The aesthetically tantalizing imagery of your surroundings is intended to activate a light bulb above your head and assist you in connecting some metaphorical dots. If you aren't interested in that option, I'm sure no one will mind if you just let your jaw drop and stare at everything in dumbfounded awe.

Providing the soundtrack for your journey into the fluorescent conservatory this evening will be none other than the aforementioned Sonny Baker. The soft, warm tones of his peculiar and innovative ditties will play nicely off of the vibrant scenery, and his lyrics will stimulate your soul, imagination, or funny bone. Baker’s stripped down, minimalistic style allows every component of his music to sparkle brightly. He starts strumming around 7:30PM, so make sure to arrive early to explore the radiant gardens.



~ Photo by Brian Battenfeld


Tonight: Night Lights at Nietzsche's


Nietzsche's is holding a preview show tonight for this fall's Night Lights Fall Music Festival. This year's festival lineup is stacked with names such as Aircraft, Manhattan Project, Marco Benevento, Lazlo Hollyfeld, Jimkata, Schleigho and many more. Tonight's preview show will feature performances from Lazlo Hollyfeld, Able Footing and Haewa. If you're even remotely enthusiastic about Buffalo's music scene, Lazlo Hollyfeld is a name you should recognize. Their March show with On Beta (another Night Lights act) and Applennium was one of the best shows I've seen so far this year. If you like what you see, be sure to grab tickets for the Fall Festival while the prices are low. Tonight's show is at 10pm and entry is just $5. 



Brian Gorman