Fri, Dec 4
Kenny Feidler
Country that comes out of the working ranch world rather than out of a marketing department has an audience that is entirely uninterested in what the charts say, and the circuit that serves it runs through rooms like this one rather than through arenas. The songs are about land, horses and the people who do that work, played by a band that sounds like it has done a lot of nights in a row. What makes the desert venue right is that the audience out here overlaps directly — this is ranch country as much as it is an arts colony, and both halves show up. Friday night, late door, wooden floor, a fire on the patio in December. Music at 9:30 PM in Pioneertown. The two populations who share this room on nights like this rarely mix anywhere else, and watching that happen is part of the appeal.
Country that comes out of the working ranch world rather than out of a marketing department has an audience that is entirely uninterested in what the charts say, and the circuit that serves it runs through rooms like this one rather than through arenas. The songs are about land, horses and the people who do that work, played by a band that sounds like it has done a lot of nights in a row. What makes the desert venue right is that the audience out here overlaps directly — this is ranch country as much as it is an arts colony, and both halves show up. Friday night, late door, wooden floor, a fire on the patio in December. Music at 9:30 PM in Pioneertown. The two populations who share this room on nights like this rarely mix anywhere else, and watching that happen is part of the appeal.
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Country that comes out of the working ranch world rather than out of a marketing department has an audience that is entirely uninterested in what the charts say, and the circuit that serves it runs through rooms like this one rather than through arenas. The songs are about land, horses and the people who do that work, played by a band that sounds like it has done a lot of nights in a row. What makes the desert venue right is that the audience out here overlaps directly — this is ranch country as much as it is an arts colony, and both halves show up. Friday night, late door, wooden floor, a fire on the patio in December. Music at 9:30 PM in Pioneertown. The two populations who share this room on nights like this rarely mix anywhere else, and watching that happen is part of the appeal.
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