Apparently last night’s Kenny Loggins show at Walton Arts Center was radass to the max. We were at the city council meeting but received word that Mr. Loggins did indeed play the Caddyshack theme song. According to similar tweets, Danger Zone and Footloose also made the setlist. Drool.

So what’s the dealio tonight?

For starters, there’s a public meeting at 5:30 p.m. in City Hall room 326 to discuss the details of the city’s proposal to implement a business registry for businesses in Fayetteville.

Once the bizness talk is over, it’s time to party.

Party #1: Little Rock’s 607 is in town at FIX tonight. If you haven’t seen 607 and you like (or even sorta like) live hip-hop, for the love of all that is holy, do yourself a favor and check him out. He. Rules.

Party #2: Philly’s Power Animal are at Smoke & Barrel. If Joan of Arc, American Analog Set and Arcade Fire did the dirty and somehow had a baby, it would sound like Power Animal. I have no idea, however, what it would look like. Probably like a smoke monster. Or a toaster.

Party #3: Dierks Bentley at Barnhill Arena. Personally, I’m not a Dierks fan, but that doesn’t mean this won’t be a party. It’ll be huge. Like a helicopter.

Those are three party options. There are plenty more.

Mix-n-match:

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Fayetteville Public Library: Shankar Vedantam, Author of The Hidden Brain

Fayetteville City Hall: Public Forum on Fayetteville’s Business Registry Proposal

Walton Arts Center: Fiddle Workshop with Bluegrass Group Bearfoot

Greenhouse Grille: Candy Lee and the Sweets

JJ’s Grill n Chill: Mo Brothers

UA Student Union: UA Jazz Ensembles Concert

Smoke & Barrel Tavern: Power Animal

Barnhill Arena: Dierks Bentley

Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall: Hee-Kyung Juhn Piano Recital

Rogue: Lafayette Lounge Players

Fix Ultra Lounge: 607