
(2455 Telegraph Ave.) - Map it > 
Thursday January 15th 6pm
With a slightly punky perspective on vintage American blues, The Devil Makes Three is a breath of fresh musical air on its eponymous Milan Records debut. Laced with elements of ragtime, country, folk and rockabilly, the critically praised, drummer-less trio brings forth a genuine approach to acoustic music that is deeply steeped in rhythm.


(1855 Haight St.) - Map it! > 
Sunday February 1st 2pm
In Didn't It Feel Kinder, Amy Ray's third solo recording and most ambitious independent effort to date, the singer-songwriter's style and lyricism reflects her many musical influences, breaking new ground for avid Indigo Girls followers and her solo career fans alike.


(6400 Sunset Blvd.) - Map it! > 
Thursday January 15th 7pm
The four piece from the East End of Glasgow, who fuse a wall of sound noise that is equal parts Jesus and Mary Chain, Elvis and Phil Spector combined with a Pop sensibility inspired by '60s Girl Pop and Doo Wop. They visit Amoeba to celebrate the US release of their self-titled album and sign copies after the performance. (Their 1/14 Troubadour show is SOLD OUT).
Saturday January 17th 2pm
"Swedish vocalist blends chockablock rhythms, fairy tale instrumentation and dreamlike melodies for music that recalls a spacier, sultrier Feist." - ROLLING STONE
Her current album "Hummingbird, Go!" is out now on Basin Street Records.
Playing live at Hotel Cafe, January 6, 13, 16 and 20.
Saturday January 31st 2pm
"One of the best blends of global funky elements we've ever heard...Great stuff all around, and a record that's almost more funkily exciting than all those old Jamaican platters you've sorted through trying to get a sound like this!" - DustygrooveLA's funky collective visits Amoeba for a Saturday show! Their album "Jungle Struttin'" is out now on Ubiquity.



