Splintered Sunlight News

 
Sons of Cream generating great memories
phillyBurbs.com
Friday: Splintered Sunlight (Grateful Dead tribute), 9 pm, $6 to $8. Thursday: Anders Osborne, 8:30 pm, $15. BOWMAN'S TAVERN, 1600 River Road, New Hope, Pa., 215-862-2972. Friday: Bob Egan, piano, Open Mike Night and sing-along, 8 pm to midnight.

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Headed to the Jersey Shore This Weekend?
Patch.com
Famed Asbury Park rock club The Stone Pony will rock all weekend, with performances by Monmouth County-based band the Parlor Mob Friday; Collective Soul on Saturday; and Grateful Dead-based tribute band Splintered Sunlight Sunday.

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Asbury Rocks!: Summer Music Preview
Patch.com
Close out the long weekend on a mellow note back at the Stone Pony on Sunday with Grateful Dead tribute band Splintered Sunlight and saunter back to work with a weekend of music still buzzing in your ears. There's plenty more jam band rock on tap at ...

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Live music listings May 18-31
Delco News Network
Splintered Sunlight. The Note, 142 E. Market Street, West Chester; 9 pm; $8. 98.1 WOGL 25th Anniversary Show featuring Hall and Oates. Tower Theater, 19 S. 69th Street, Upper Darby; 7 pm Gordon Lightfoot. Keswick Theatre, 291 Keswick Avenue, Glenside; ...


 
Smash Palace debuting tracks from 'Do It Again'
phillyBurbs.com
Saturday: Splintered Sunlight, 9 pm, $8. Sunday: Powerglove, 7:30 pm, $15 to $17. PUCK, 1 Printer's Alley, Doylestown, Pa., 215-348-9000. Friday: David Ivory presents various artists, 7 pm, $10. Saturday: Prophets in Stereo, 7 pm, $10 to $12.


 
The Beach Boys are making 'Radio' waves
Ventura County Star
After Carl Wilson died in '98, the band splintered. Brian Wilson, whose involvement with the group had been sporadic since the early '70s due to problems with addiction and mental illness, forged ahead as a successful solo act. Jardine went solo, too, ...

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The Guardian
Greece's Golden Dawn: a dark image of light
The Guardian
Candles burn in the shadows, while sunlight from high windows makes mosaics glint. In this photograph the spiritual power of light has been stolen. The religious becomes political. No god is being worshipped here. Instead, the flares held aloft are ...

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