Threadless presents...  Schubas'- and now Lincoln Hall's- 14th Annual SXSW Round-Up      Schubas is headin' back to Austin, and this time its younger sister Lincoln Hall is along for the ride! Set to kick off at noon on Thursday, March 18th at our perennial host Yard Dog Gallery, this is gonna be one heckuva party with a lineup to match. Without further ado... THURSDAY, 03.18 | NOON | ALL AGES | FREE! YARD DOG GALLERY | 1510 S CONGRESS | AUSTIN, TX  Born Ruffians | Freelance Whales The Hood Internet | Japandroids Maps & Atlases | The Rural Alberta Advantage The Smith Westerns | We Are Scientists We Were Promised Jetpacks PLUS sets by Sharon Van Etten, Only Children, and Diane Izzo! Keep your eyes on our SXSW Round-Up page for set times and other updates. See you at Yard Dog!

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Lincoln Hall and Schubas thanks everyone who helped make Tomorrow Never Knows 2010 our best fest yet. Over five days, more than 4000 people took in 12 amazing shows and over 30 bands. Special thanks to our sponsors: Bud Light, Days Inn Chicago, Chipotle, Zipcar, The Chicago Reader, Novem, Mid-Town Instrument Rental, UR Chicago, Oh My Rockness, Delicious Design League, Chicagoist, Rock For Kids, Second Wave Music, Valslist, Reckless Records and Busy Beaver Button Co. and, of course, all of the bands: Lee Fields & The Expressions | Clues | Bowerbirds | The Rural Alberta Advantage Final Fantasy | Atlas Sound | Neon Indian | Voxtrot | Surfer Blood | The Cribs JC Brooks & The Uptown Sound Skybox | Julie Doiron | Sharon Van Etten Icy Demons | The Hood Internet | Solid Gold | Freelance Whales | Adam Green Shilpa Ray & Her Happy Hookers | Pomegranates | Netherfriends Peter Wolf Crier | Shapers | Truman Peyote | Only Children | Gemini Club Bear In Heaven | Lasers and Fast and Shit | The Dead Trees Paul Green's School of Rock: Women Who Rock Laugh It Up, Kid featuring Prescott Tolk, Cameron Esposito, James Fritz,  Adam Burke, Mike Sheehan, and Brad LaBree While the fest was taking place, it did not escape us that Haiti was coping with its recent earthquake. While not planned, Schubas and Lincoln Hall  have donated a dollar from each TNK'10 advance ticket sold (almost $3,000). These funds will be sent to Save The Children to aid in Haitian relief. Save the Children are now racing to provide urgently needed medical attention, safe drinking water and other necessities to victims of this disaster. Having served the needs of some of Haiti’s poorest children and families since 1985, Save the Children is working for a cause we feel compelled to support.   For more information about Save the Children and how you can help, please visit their website at savethechildren.org After wrapping up a triumphant year-long victory lap celebrating Schubas' 20th anniversary- culminating with the opening of our new sister venue Lincoln Hall- we are taking a little time to look back on all of those 2009 anniversary shows.                       2.21 | Bobby Bare Jr.                      3.17/18 | 30db                     4.08 | Alejandro Escovedo                     4.09 | Richard Buckner                      4.16 | Cold War Kids                      4.18/19 | The Handsome Family                      5.30/31 | Meat Puppets                     6.08-12 | Art Brut                     7.24/25 | The Wrens                      8.06 | Andrew Bird                      9.18 | Poi Dog Pondering                     10.15 x 2 | Mike Doughty: The Question Jar Show                     10.16 | Mike Doughty: The Question Jar Show (Lincoln Hall's debut show)                     11.11 | The Walkmen                      12.30 | The Fiery Furnaces We’d like to thank everyone who contributed to our success over the years with a special thanks to our sponsors Bud Light, The Chicago Reader, Days Inn Chicago and Boys Hope Girls Hope.  After all, it takes a village, right? With that in mind, we’d like to do our part in pitching in around here. At the beginning of 2009, Schubas pledged that one dollar for every advance ticket sold to our anniversary shows (almost $5,000 total) would be donated to the wonderful organization Boys Hope Girls Hope. This organization provides underprivileged children with arms-around care, safe homes and environments, a first-class education, opportunities to learn more about themselves and the world, and academic, financial, and spiritual support through college. Boys Hope Girls Hope empowers children to realize the potential that is within them. It’s a worthy cause we are very happy to contribute to. For more information about Boys Hope Girls Hope and how you can help, please visit their website at  boyshopegirlshope.org Thanks for twenty great years and the most successful Tomorrow Never Knows Festival yet!  Schubas & Lincoln Hall

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The 2009 Schubies

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It's that time of year again! We made our lists, we checked them twice, we gave them the New Year's weekend to percolate (in grain alcohol), and now we're postin' 'em up just when you thought you couldn't read another list! We'll be posting these things all week in anticipation of unveiling the winners of the (first annual!) 2009 Schubies (have you voted yet? Why not? Do so here!) on Friday.

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Matt Rucins | Talent Buyer & Promoter

SHOWS (CHRONOLOGICAL)

Plants And Animals, Netherfriends - 03.27.09 - Schubas

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