Displaying: 9/6/2010 - 9/18/2010Suggest An Event
Friday, September 10, 2010
When: 9/10/2010
- 8:00 PM - Friday
Arts and Culture
Where: - Reno The woman isa diva in every sense of the word. Truly amazing. Beautiful simply does not describe the incomparable force known to the world as Patti LaBelle. As time continues to evolve, the soulful songbird’s name has become synonymous with grace, style, elegance and class. Belting out classic rhythm and blues renditions, pop standards and spiritual sonnets have created the unique platform of versatility that Ms. Patti is known and revered for.
Where: - Reno The woman isa diva in every sense of the word. Truly amazing. Beautiful simply does not describe the incomparable force known to the world as Patti LaBelle. As time continues to evolve, the soulful songbird’s name has become synonymous with grace, style, elegance and class. Belting out classic rhythm and blues renditions, pop standards and spiritual sonnets have created the unique platform of versatility that Ms. Patti is known and revered for.
$80, $65 and $55 |Saturday, September 11, 2010
When: 9/11/2010
- 10:00 AM
- 5:00 PM - Saturday
Arts and Culture
Where: Nevada Museum of Art - 160 West Liberty Street, Reno Second Saturdays are FREE at the Nevada Museum of Art, through December 2010! Come meet the staff, interact with the exhibitions and learn about the educational programs and unique activities we offer to our community. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to share the Museum with family and friends!
Where: Nevada Museum of Art - 160 West Liberty Street, Reno Second Saturdays are FREE at the Nevada Museum of Art, through December 2010! Come meet the staff, interact with the exhibitions and learn about the educational programs and unique activities we offer to our community. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to share the Museum with family and friends!
When: 9/11/2010
- 10:00 AM
- 5:00 PM - Saturday
Arts and Culture
Where: Nevada Museum of Art - 160 West Liberty Street, Reno Second Saturdays are FREE at the Nevada Museum of Art, through December 2010! Come meet the staff, interact with the exhibitions and learn about the educational programs and unique activities we offer to our community. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to share the Museum with family and friends!
Where: Nevada Museum of Art - 160 West Liberty Street, Reno Second Saturdays are FREE at the Nevada Museum of Art, through December 2010! Come meet the staff, interact with the exhibitions and learn about the educational programs and unique activities we offer to our community. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to share the Museum with family and friends!
When: 9/11/2010
- 5:30 PM
- 8:00 PM - Saturday
Arts and Culture
Where: Nevada Museum of Art - 160 West Liberty Street, Reno Join Kenneth Baker, longtime art critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, and Chester Arnold as they discuss Arnold’s work. Reception following dialogue included in ticket price. Cost: $15/$12 Museum Members; $18 at the door
Where: Nevada Museum of Art - 160 West Liberty Street, Reno Join Kenneth Baker, longtime art critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, and Chester Arnold as they discuss Arnold’s work. Reception following dialogue included in ticket price. Cost: $15/$12 Museum Members; $18 at the door
Saturday, September 18, 2010
When: 9/18/2010
- 8:00 PM - Saturday
Arts and Culture
Where: What used to be 210 North - 210 North Sierra Street, Reno Genre: Electronic Dance
Get ready for MAJESTIC media's 3rd annual REGGAE inpspired electronic music event!
MACHETE - Headlining.
MACHETE ignited his musical journey back in 1992 as DJ Rob G,
spinning Hip-Hop at Hollywood afterhours events such as No-Doz, What?, and Caffiend.
The Los Angeles underground rave culture grew to be a motivating force and Rob was inspired by the techno-breakbeat music emerging out of England via vinyl records played by DJs Raw, Curious, and Oscar da Grouch.
These frantic bass-heavy beats that evolved from old-school breaks layered with Hip-Hop and Reggae samples were intriguing and propelled him in a new direction.
Rob, encouraged by his peers, changed his professional name to Machete.
A title meant to evoke the nature of his mixing and cutting skills in relation to this new Jungle music.
As DJ Machete, Rob helped put Junglist Platoon on the map with gigs at nearly every Jungle party in the Greater Los Angeles area.
A brief residency with Los Angeles mega-promoter Insomniac, plus a noted mention in URB Magazine’s NEXT 100 Issue-1998 garnered much attention. Rob was then featured on various dates of the infamous KungFu-Knowledge Tour of 1999, placing Machete alongside many of the world’s best in addition to performing for much larger crowds.
Machete has also showcased his skills in Hawaii, Vancouver BC, and in numerous cities and states across the continental US including New York, Washington DC, Miami, Chicago, Atlanta, Texas, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and many more. Machete also made history as one of the very first Jungle-DnB DJs flown to perform in Anchorage-Alaska.
In March of 1999 the Junglist Platoon began hosting a weekly event called RESPECT
with Machete in charge of talent bookings, promotions, as well as being a resident DJ.
In March of 2000, after only one year’s worth of event-related promoting experience, Machete organized a RESPECT one-off at the Winter Music Conference in Miami which successfully placed the RESPECT brand at the forefront of Los Angeles Drum and Bass.
After 11+ years, RESPECT is the longest running Jungle/Drum and Bass weekly in Los Angeles in addition to being one of the most successful clubs in the United States. RESPECT is globally known for bringing the best in international and stateside talent and continues to do so after settling into it’s fifth and most current venue, The Dragonfly in Hollywood.
In 2010 Machete is busier than ever, occasionally opening for mainstream Hip-Hop acts at House of Blues – Sunset Strip combined with DJ residencies at RESPECT, spinning DnB and Dubstep at one-off events, pushing his promotions company Machete-Media, hosting a weekly RESPECT DnB RADIO program,
and engaging production projects proving his versatility as an artist.
DJ Machete’s longevity speaks for his talents, dedication, and determination which has surely solidified his place as a force in the world music scene.
Where: What used to be 210 North - 210 North Sierra Street, Reno Genre: Electronic Dance
Get ready for MAJESTIC media's 3rd annual REGGAE inpspired electronic music event!
MACHETE - Headlining.
MACHETE ignited his musical journey back in 1992 as DJ Rob G,
spinning Hip-Hop at Hollywood afterhours events such as No-Doz, What?, and Caffiend.
The Los Angeles underground rave culture grew to be a motivating force and Rob was inspired by the techno-breakbeat music emerging out of England via vinyl records played by DJs Raw, Curious, and Oscar da Grouch.
These frantic bass-heavy beats that evolved from old-school breaks layered with Hip-Hop and Reggae samples were intriguing and propelled him in a new direction.
Rob, encouraged by his peers, changed his professional name to Machete.
A title meant to evoke the nature of his mixing and cutting skills in relation to this new Jungle music.
As DJ Machete, Rob helped put Junglist Platoon on the map with gigs at nearly every Jungle party in the Greater Los Angeles area.
A brief residency with Los Angeles mega-promoter Insomniac, plus a noted mention in URB Magazine’s NEXT 100 Issue-1998 garnered much attention. Rob was then featured on various dates of the infamous KungFu-Knowledge Tour of 1999, placing Machete alongside many of the world’s best in addition to performing for much larger crowds.
Machete has also showcased his skills in Hawaii, Vancouver BC, and in numerous cities and states across the continental US including New York, Washington DC, Miami, Chicago, Atlanta, Texas, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and many more. Machete also made history as one of the very first Jungle-DnB DJs flown to perform in Anchorage-Alaska.
In March of 1999 the Junglist Platoon began hosting a weekly event called RESPECT
with Machete in charge of talent bookings, promotions, as well as being a resident DJ.
In March of 2000, after only one year’s worth of event-related promoting experience, Machete organized a RESPECT one-off at the Winter Music Conference in Miami which successfully placed the RESPECT brand at the forefront of Los Angeles Drum and Bass.
After 11+ years, RESPECT is the longest running Jungle/Drum and Bass weekly in Los Angeles in addition to being one of the most successful clubs in the United States. RESPECT is globally known for bringing the best in international and stateside talent and continues to do so after settling into it’s fifth and most current venue, The Dragonfly in Hollywood.
In 2010 Machete is busier than ever, occasionally opening for mainstream Hip-Hop acts at House of Blues – Sunset Strip combined with DJ residencies at RESPECT, spinning DnB and Dubstep at one-off events, pushing his promotions company Machete-Media, hosting a weekly RESPECT DnB RADIO program,
and engaging production projects proving his versatility as an artist.
DJ Machete’s longevity speaks for his talents, dedication, and determination which has surely solidified his place as a force in the world music scene.