Wednesday March 6 2019 Open 8:00 start 9:00
Carl returns to hometown Los Angeles to perform at Zebulon. Some pieces from his new album on Unseen Worlds and some even newer material as well. Also on the bill Booker Stardrum + Celia Hollander. Carl’s first performance in LA since 2017!
Artists:
Free!
Zebulon
2478 Fletcher Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90039, USA
323-663-6927
http://zebulon.la/
https://www.facebook.com/events/2166458533667143/
Saturday March 16 2019 open 7PM start 8PM
In keeping with his migratory patterns, Carl returns to Brooklyn in March to perform, this time at MURMRR, the event space inside the historic Union Temple of Brooklyn, Also on the bill, the endlessly engaging percussionist Eli Keszler.
Artists:
$15-20
Murmrr Ballroom
17 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY 11238
Brooklyn NY
hello@murmrr.com
https://www.murmrr.com/event/1819687-carl-stone-eli-keszler-brooklyn/
https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1819687?utm_medium=bks
https://www.facebook.com/events/231286371158011/
Sunday March 17 2019 8:00 PM
Carl returns to the nation’s capitol for a performance at Rhizome DC, a nonprofit community arts space located in the Takoma neighborhood of Washington DC. Carl’s last performance in DC was at the New Music America festival – in 1983!!
Artists:
$15
Rhizome DC
6950 Maple St NW / Washington DC 20012
Washington DC
Monday March 18 2019 open 8:30PM start 9:00PM Carl’s Baltimore debut could not be at a finer place, i.e. The Red Room under the support of the High Zero Foundation. As they themselves describe, the Red Room venue is THE laboratory for paracultural revolution of the Mid-Atlantic Region. It is a space run entirely by volunteers, intent on expanding their own and society’s cultural horizons—“expanding the definition of expanding the definition.” Carl will perform a solo set and for the second part of the evening will hopefully be joined by the special guest Japanese voice artist AMI.
Artists:
$10 / $5
The Red Room
425 E 31st St. Baltimore MD
Baltimore MD
Map (English) at here
http://http://redroom.org/
Friday March 22 2019 2:30 PM
Carl joins the fun at this year’s Big Ears festival. The lineup is again unlike any other in the country, mixing an audacious slate of special programs, central themes, and world premieres with powerful sets from some of music’s most compelling new voices. Big Ears 2019 will turn Knoxville into one of the world’s creative epicenters for a remarkable long weekend, March 21-24
More information:
TWITTER: @BigEarsFestival
INSTAGRAM: #BigEarsKnox
FACEBOOK: Search @BigEarsFestival
The Standard
16 W Jackson Ave, Knoxville, TN 37902
Knoxville TN
https://bigearsfestival.org/
https://bigearsfestival.org/schedule/#/
Saturday March 23 2019 4:00 PM
Carl joins the fun at this year’s Big Ears For this performance at the Knoxville Museum of Art’s Contemporary Gallery, he will perform his multi-channel composition FUJIKEN, made from field recordings and cassettes during his travels throughout Southeast Asia. The performance will take place utilizing the Roedelius Cells multi-channel sound system specially installed in the gallery.
The festival lineup is again unlike any other in the country, mixing an audacious slate of special programs, central themes, and world premieres with powerful sets from some of music’s most compelling new voices. Big Ears 2019 will turn Knoxville into one of the world’s creative epicenters for a remarkable long weekend, March 21-24
More information:
TWITTER: @BigEarsFestival
INSTAGRAM: #BigEarsKnox
FACEBOOK: Search @BigEarsFestival
Knoxville Museum of Art
16 W Jackson Ave, Knoxville, TN 37902
Knoxville TN
https://bigearsfestival.org/
https://bigearsfestival.org/schedule/#/
