Maker Faire Bay Area 2009 Schedule


West Stage

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Saturday, May 30, 2009

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
West Stage

Abby and the Pipsqueaks   Abby and the Pipsqueaks
The 3 time AWARD WINNING and UNESCO FEATURED ARTISTS: Abby and the Pipsqueaks, from the Bay Area, CA. A cartoon concept band, Abby and the Pipsqueaks brings to life award winning original songs in a zany show with jazzy joke bits, science segments, gym and dance classes, magic, and more!! ...the age 2-6 group has been struggling to find its voice in pop music. That void has been filled... SF Weekly's Listen Up by, Dan Dion. Motown meets the Muppets meets Schoolhouse Rocks, Abby and the Pipsqueaks is sure to inspire and delight.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
West Stage

The SHE'S   The SHE'S
The SHE'S are a rock band from San Francisco, California. They formed in 2007 learning, writing, and performing rockin' music. A colossal explosion of rock n' roll music in a candy shop. The SHE's are, SAMI: Bass and "oooohs"...... HANNAH: Lead Vocals...... EVA: Guitar...... SINCLAIR: Drums and Percussion!

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
West Stage

Microfiche   Tricerabot
Microfiche is a San Francisco-based, four-piece instrumental outfit – something of a noiserockdanceparty. A Microfiche show delivers a full-on extrasensory experience, drawing diagrams for your ears and mind while keeping your booty shakin’. Microfiche will team up with Andrey Turley and Mike Carnes to deliver a full-on Audio-Visual collaboration, inviting the audience to use crowd-controller sequencers, and incorporating large-scale VU meters and microfiche machines turned light-sensitive MIDI controllers.

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
West Stage

Lou Lou & the Guitarfish Live!!!   Lou Lou & the Guitarfish
Spiritual heirs of 60’s British Invasion and actual heirs of 70’s San Francisco punk, these 5 teens mix quirky lyrics with addictive melodies -- and rock’n’roll sounds new again. Longtime Makers already, The Guitarfish have fun doing it all: writing and recording music, shooting videos, creating merch, designing costumes, and more!

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
West Stage

The Hounds Acoustic Stomp   The Hounds
The Hounds are a high-energy acoustic indie band from San Francisco, who take old-fashioned instruments like fiddle, accordion, and steel-string guitar, and play them with rockstar levels of passion and fun. Bass and drums back up their hoe-downs and pop tunes, making EVERYBODY want to dance!

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
West Stage

Nathaniel Johnstone and his Band of Miscreants at Carnival Mechanique   Nathaniel Johnstone
I and a few other musicians will be providing live music with the Steampunk/Vintagepunk group using custom instruments/amps created by Jake Von Slatt and Molly Freidrich.

6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
West Stage

OCB   Michael Molenda
OCB is a Celtic-punk-folk-rock act that serves up a stylistic combination of The Faces, The Pogues, and British Isles rockers of the 1970s. We call it "Busker Rock," and it's fun and danceable and kinda wild even! California punk legend Dave Dalton leads the band, which is composed of guitarist Michael Molenda, bassist Patrick Wong, bagpiper/tin whistle master Sean Cummings, and cajon player, percussionist, and background vocalist Cheryl Doll.

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
West Stage

The Evolution Control Committee presents The Wheel Of Mashup   The Evolution Control Committee
Spin the wheel, make a mashup! The Evolution Control Committee wasn't content to merely get credit for making the first mashup in 1993 – they've been cutting and pasting their way through music ever since. Now, you can too! Come to our show and spin the Wheel of Mashup – two wheels actually; one lands on the music, one on the vocals. The two are mashed up on the spot thanks to The ECC's Vidimasher 3000, a video control screen hacked from Nintendo Wii controllers. Faster than a DJ, cooler than a laptop show, this is the short-attention span dance party you've been waiting for!

Sunday, May 31, 2009

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
West Stage

3rd Thursday   mike mckevitt
A six piece band that plays every third Thursday of the month. guitar,bass,drums,sax two vocals.All star players. Plays Abba to Zappa

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
West Stage

California Jug Band Association/Tarantulas Jug Band   California Jug Band Association
Good-time music can be played on just about anything - garden hoses, kitchen sinks, combs, artillery shells, and luggage. CJBA members will provide toe-tapping musical performances and demonstrations on building and identifying a wide variety of music-makers. The audience will be quickly drawn into participating in the musical madness.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
West Stage

The Lee Maverick Band   The Lee Maverick Band
Rock-n-Roll using some instruments made from motorcycle parts and a unique kitsch set incorporating sculpture and paintings.

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
West Stage

Ralph Carney and The All Ones   Ralph Carney
Music performance May 31st.

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
West Stage

Lou Lou & the Guitarfish Live!!!   Lou Lou & the Guitarfish
Spiritual heirs of 60’s British Invasion and actual heirs of 70’s San Francisco punk, these 5 teens mix quirky lyrics with addictive melodies -- and rock’n’roll sounds new again. Longtime Makers already, The Guitarfish have fun doing it all: writing and recording music, shooting videos, creating merch, designing costumes, and more!

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
West Stage

Los Banos   mike mckevitt
the cyclecide bike rodeo band bicycle themed mariachi-punk

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
West Stage

The Gomer Hendrix Experience   the Gomer Hendrix Band
The Gomer Hendrix Experience does original fun music that's a mix of Weird Al Yankovic's style and mash-ups between different styles of music. Humorous, upbeat, fun for the whole family, musical entertainment.


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