julie christensen

Headless Household celebrates 25th anniversary (a year late) with new double album, Basemento, and their first concert at the Lobero Theatre, Friday, March 19, 2010   What: Headless Household, 25th anniversary concert (a year late)/CD release party for the double-disc Basemento When: Friday, March 19, 2010, at 8 p.m. Where: Lobero Theatre, E. Canon Perdido Tickets: $15, general and $10, seniors and students. Box office: (805) 963-0408, or, web-wise, 963-0761, www.lobero.com  photo by Kim Rierson   Who: Dick Dunlap, Tom Lackner, Chris Symer, Joe Woodard, Julie Christensen, Glen Phillips, Tom Buckner, Tom Ball, Bill Flores, and more. Time plows forward, as does the urge to make music, for some. Both can be unstoppable forces. So here we have the 25th anniversary (a year late, thanks to the Tea Fire, and other factors) of Headless Household, Santa Barbara's peculiar and ongoing, eclectic excuse of a band. Mixing up mixed-up elements of jazz, free improvisation, avant-Americana, Europeana, rock, soul and a new strain of Braziliana (in time for the bossa nova's 50th birthday), the band presents its first concert in the historic Lobero Theatre, on Friday, March 19, coinciding with the CD release party for its eighth feature-length album, the double-disc item called Basemento. flyer, press release