Friday, December 13, 2024 - SOLD OUT!
Saturday, December 14, 2024 - SOLD OUT!
7 pm Doors // 8 pm Music
All Ages
$45 (+taxes/fees) Reserved Seating
$35 (+taxes/fees) Advance General Admission // $40 (+taxes/fees) At The Door
Ticket purchases are final and non-refundable
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Toast the holiday season with a very special evening presented by powerhouse performer Tina Schlieske and friends, performing music spanning Tina's prolific career — from Tina and the B-Sides, her solo career, Lola and the Red Hots — and more!
Each night of music will feature a fantastic roster of special guests, including Dylan Salfer, Davina (Davina and the Vagabonds), and more still to be announced!
Photo by Mike Madison
Music is the lifeblood of this sensational performer. Originally from Minneapolis and now based in California, Tina Schlieske is best known for fronting the band Tina and the B-Side Movement, now Tina and the B-Sides.
Growing up in the Midwest proved fertile territory for an inspired teenager to absorb and blend all the local musical influences of rock 'n' roll, gospel, blues, and dusty Americana. Pursuing every avenue she came across—from the glam rock of Bowie and T. Rex, the showmanship of Elvis, the soul music of Aretha to the folk and jazz stylings of singer-songwriters like Joni Mitchell—Tina honed her skills, writing songs and playing every bar, club, and festival that would have her. Endless touring helped cultivate not only a dedicated following but a distinctive, blues-driven and raspingly passionate vocal style reminiscent of Janis Joplin.
After releasing several albums on her own Movement Records with the B-Sides, she signed a major record deal with Sire Records in 1996. The band released two albums for Sire, Salvation and It's All Just The Same, with their music featured in national commercials and major movie soundtracks. Tina and the band shared the stage with Lenny Kravitz, The Wallflowers, Indigo Girls, and Etta James—as well as collaborating with artists like Stewart Copeland and Meshell Ndegeocello. Tina was even asked to play the starring role of Janis Joplin in Paramount Picture's "Piece of my Heart," a biopic about the late singer's life.
In 1999, after heavy touring and the sale of Sire Records to Elektra, the band decided to go on hiatus indefinitely. But first, they commemorated their 10+ years of hard work by playing two sold-out nights at the legendary First Avenue main room and released a double-live CD of the event, The Last Polka.
Today, Tina lives in California with her family but continues to travel the country performing solo as well as with her bands Lola and the Red Hots and the California-based Tina Schlieske and the Graceland Exiles. She has released numerous additional albums of both original compositions and classic tributes to the music of some of her favorite artists (and in support of causes she's personally passionate about). Tina regularly wows audiences in New York City and Minneapolis and all around the US with her performances with Genital Panic, The New Standards Holiday Show, and Tina Schlieske Sings Sinatra to Simone.