"Every week for the past month or so has been bittersweet because every week San Jose grows one step closer to the closing of one of the area's best venues, Art Boutiki. However, as their final days draw near, the venue continues to host an array of unique local artists, and this week-three days before their doors shut forever-is no different."
"With a name like William Johnston's Extravagant Superband, one might not know what to expect. That's OK, because the band delivers a saucy mix of psych, funk, soul, rock and music from around the world inspired by Al Green to Afro-Cuban. Joining them is the weird and wonderful world of "monster garage pop" group, Douglas Von Irvin's Carnival. William Johnston's Extravagant Superband Sun, Dec 28, 7pm, $23 Art Boutiki, San Jose"
Art Boutiki in San Jose is approaching permanent closure while continuing to present unique local artists during its final days. William Johnston's Extravagant Superband performs a saucy mix of psych, funk, soul, rock and world music, drawing inspiration from Al Green to Afro-Cuban traditions. The band's name belies a versatile sound that blends American soul with global rhythmic influences. Douglas Von Irvin's Carnival opens with a "monster garage pop" style that adds eccentric contrast to the bill. The show is scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 28 at 7 p.m., with tickets priced at $23.
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