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“ Songs that are stark in their simplicity, yet emotionally rich in a way that can catch your breath in your throat or leave your eyes suddenly damp. ”

“ Martin has delivered one of the finest albums of recent times, which if there is any justice should elevate him to the very forefront of the current crop of confessional singer-songwriters and sit high in all the end of year top ten lists. ”

“ ‘There Is A Treasure’ is a deeply human gift of a song and I hope it makes you feel have as blessed as it makes me feel. ”

“ Such honesty, depth, wisdom, and insight. ”

“ Martin’s most mesmerizing album — a masterpiece in any time zone. ”

“ Tales of hardship, heartbreak, and hard-won hope that should resonate with anyone living a life in this particular world at this particular time. ”

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“ Martin is an ingenious lyricist and observer of life, and his evocatively-titled album speaks to a celebration of all of the rough edges that make us human. ”

As a babe Jeffrey Martin sought out solitude as often as he could find it. He’s always been that way, and he has never understood the whole phenomenon of smiling in pictures, although he is a very happy guy. One night in middle school he stayed up under the covers with a flashlight and a DiscMan, listening to Reba McEntire’s 'That’s the Night that the Lights Went Out in Georgia' on repeat until the DiscMan ran out of batteries. That night he became a songwriter, although he didn’t actually write a song until years later. After high school he spent a few years distracting himself from having to gather up the courage to do what he knew he had to do.

Eventually he found his way to a writing degree, and then a teaching degree. He wrote most days like his life depended on it, all sorts of things, not just songs, but songs too. He fell in love with teaching high school English, which was fantastic because he never thought he’d actually come to truly love it. His students were fierce and unstoppable forces of noise and curiosity, and for all that they took from him in sleep and sense, they gave him a hundred times back in sparks and humility.  

All the while he was also playing truckloads of music. There was one weekend where he flew to LA while grading essays on the plane, played two shows, and then flew back home, still grading essays, and woke up to teach at 5 am on Monday morning. It was around this time he started wondering if such a life was sustainable.

Alas, music, the tour life, was a constant raccoon scratching at the back door. Jeffrey spent nights on end sitting up in bed, and then sitting on the front porch, staring off into the dark, wondering if he could bear to leave teaching to go on tour full time. Eventually his brain caught up with what his guts had known for months. With tears in his eyes he announced to his students that he wouldn’t be back the following year, and that he didn’t feel right hollering at them to chase their dreams at all cost if he wasn’t going to do the same.

Jeffrey Martin tours full time now. He is always making music, and he is always coming through your town. He misses teaching like you might miss a good old friend who you know you’ll meet again.

I am very pleased to announce my next solo album ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’ is now available worldwide.

The journey this album has taken me on has been riddled with emotion at every turn, plans unraveled, pitfalls were stumbled upon, and the darkness and beauty of the sins manifested and took their grip on many levels.

I am so very proud of this album, and the process of creating and producing this 'concept' album was something that I am truly grateful for.

To play all of my exotic instruments again was a beautiful delve back into my musical beginnings, and I fell in love all over again with these exquisite forms of arsenal that were literally hanging on my studio walls as art pieces.

Now, they all take up residency amongst my guitars. Re-strung, and reignited with Magick.

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Track Listing for The Seven Deadly Sins by Jeff Martin

Şehvet Nora

Down On Your Knees

wrath    

greed   

Sorted and Sold

envy    

Send Her My Love

pride    

You Move So Slow

Jeff Martin Announces Rescheduled Dates For National Tour

The new 'Set In Stone' tour dates are set in stone

Like most of the music world, Jeff Martin was forced to postpone dates with the growing spread of COVID-19, but he has now announced the new dates for his Set In Stone tour.

The new run of shows start in Geelong in September, before heading around most of the country before winding up at Forth in northern Tasmania. And in a bonus, this run is now 28 shows, as opposed to the 27 shows of the previous run.

The track the tour is named after, Set In Stone , is currently available to download for free on Martin's website . Martin has said of the song that it's a “deep, dark and dirty” blues jam inspired "the eternal battle between the light and dark side of our psyche".

"It’s that battle that continues to fuel my poetic fire. To understand and respect both sides, for me, makes me feel complete as an artist."

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Jeffrey Martin writes music that probes the depths of the human experience and doesn't shy away from its darkest corners. His songs can feel like short stories from literary giants like Steinbeck, Burroughs, or Cormac McCarthy and possess a raw intensity that comes from seeing his subjects up close. All the struggle, hurt, strife, and heartbreak that comes from living in this world are laid bare and unvarnished, yet somehow, Martin manages to mine and make space for what beauty remains

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Superb show with an attentive and appreciative audience. I heard old favorites and new things I didn't recall from the albums. Anna Tivel, who accompanied him on the violin and with vocals, added another powerful layer. This was a memorable evening, and I hope Jeffrey Martin comes back to Portland soon!

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Looking forward to catching the man and Anna Tivel again hopefully soon. Ps she was brilliant as well.

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Get the full alternative rock experience when you secure your Jeff Martin tickets today with TicketSmarter. Alternative music or sometimes referred to as alt-rock or simply alternative emerged from the independent music underground in the 1970s and became very popular in the 1980s. Alternative music is in reference to the genre distinction from commercial rock music. In 1988, Billboard introduced alternative music into their charts. Early versions can be found dating back to the 1960s with the Velvet Underground.

Alternative music has helped define new styles of music including indie rock, grunge and noise pop. The music tends to vary from the mainstream as it relates to social context and its sound. The breakthrough of Nirvana in the 1990s brought alternative rock to the mainstream in music. Throughout history, alternative rock has been defined by its rejection of the commercialism of pop culture. However, ironically alt-rock has become so popular, that concert ticket sales have exploded and in many cases surpassed many pop-rock artists. Grab Jeff Martin tickets now so you can experience alternative music live and in person.

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Jeff Martin concert ticket prices can range up to several hundred dollars per ticket depending on the venue and seat location. Floor seats and VIP are usually the most expensive depending on availability. And of course, the least expensive seats will be farthest from the stage.

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Catch Jeff Martin on the road possibly at festivals such as  South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, Desert Daze Festival at Moreno Beach, CA or at Pickathon Music Festival in Happy Valley. Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago brings together some of the biggest names in indie and alternative music. Check out the event schedule above to see when Jeff Martin tour dates are coming to an arena or stadium near you. 

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Songs from the Jeff Martin Tour Setlist

Jeff Martin's setlist while performing in Sydney , NSW at “The Factory Theatre” included the following songs:

• A Line in the Sand
• The Kingdom
• The Messenger
• Down on Your Knees (Gluttony)
• So Bitter (Wrath)
• Send Her My Love (Envy)
• Blinded By (Pride)
• Sorted and Sold (Greed)
• You Move so Slow (Sloth)
• Sehvet Nora (Lust)

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Journey to celebrate 50th anniversary with 30 shows in 2024: See where they're headed

Journey is continuing the celebration of its five-decade career with a run of 2024 shows.

The 50 th Anniversary Freedom Tour kicks off Feb. 9 in Biloxi, Mississippi and will play 30 dates in North America through April 29 in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Sept. 29 via ticketmaster.com.

Toto, which supported Journey on their tour earlier this year to celebrate their "Freedom" album, will again join Journey founder, guitarist Neal Scho n, keyboardist Jonathan Cain, lead singer Arnel Pineda, keyboardist Jason Derlatka, drummer Deen Castronovo and bassist Todd Jensen as show openers.

Journey's tour finds the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers tearing through a set list of anthems including "Any Way You Want It," "Faithfully," "Be Good to Yourself" and, of course, "Don't Stop Believin'."

When "Freedom" arrived in July 2022, Schon told USA Today that the album title was originally tapped for the band's 1986 release, "Raised on Radio," but then-singer Steve Perry didn't like it, "so we sat on it for many years … when we were tossing around album titles said, why not just call the whole thing 'Freedom?' It's for the times right now."

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Schon was also sanguine when reflecting on the band’s legacy.

"It’s quite an accomplishment and I’m very proud of what we’ve done and how we’ve gotten through emotional and personnel changes and survived," he said. "It’s pretty mind-boggling but also a lot of hard work."

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Martin, Mike, and Mystery! 6.12.2024 Inspirado Projecto by CEC

Martin Schmidt the SockMonkey Guy continues his story of how he and his confederate, Gary Parks, began restoring Monterey California's Golden State Theatre with the dream of returning the architectural splendor to its former glory. We also get the latest news on his progress of building a highly detailed miniature version of The Golden State Theatre. Mike Schlie, author of "Infinity Diet", songwriter, screenwriter, inventor, also appears in this episode, giving us the history of how he came to be Southern California's KING of POGS! We also go on a trip through a sanctuary zoo at the annual KEEP CALM JAMBOREE, while yacht rock band Yachtley Crew sets up for that evening's performance on April 19, 2024! This whole episode bounces around timelines and is complete with lots of epiphanies, synchronicities, and curious revelations! Martin's segments are recorded on March 15, 2024. The same day as my Sister Jenny's Birthday! Mike's interview segments are recorded on March 1, 2024. Also appearing in this episode, are songwriter/singer Blythe Baines, actors Stew Strauss and Abraham Lincoln impressionist Rob Broski from Twin Peaks: Season 3, Maria Humphreys from Strong Body Strong Soul Podcast, one of my high school best friends Phil Donlon who is also a talented writer/actor/director, Atlas The Dragon from Varelse Bridge Society and Crystore Inc! Plus, Henry D Horse gives us another exciting Funfact! Also mentioned in this episode are: Corporal 13 and my strange interview with him, ElevenLabs voice clone AI, Operation Tone Up with Tony Lamka, and my Dearly Departed friend and phenomenal painter Jeff Cahill from "The Blues Brothers" movie (we co-starred as "Orphans" in it, while Cab Calloway talked to us in our scene at the steps of Saint Helen Of The Blessed Shroud Orphanage in Chicago). Also thank you to marvelous Hostess Amanda Frank with the discojacket, who booked Yachtley Crew to play at the KEEP CALM JAMBOREE! Every year, you go above and beyond! This is the third part in a series with Martin Schmidt, titled "The Golden State Theatre Mayor". He also appears in a series of episodes titled "Golden State Heroes" co-starring Christo Roppolo the local UFOlogist! Mike Schlie also appears in other episodes of Inspirado Projecto and is President of the organization WAKE UP. Schlie created much of the set designs on the Halloween horror film "Black Pumpkin". Martin's Sock Monkey pictures are all over Instagram instagram.com/the.sock.monkey.guy/ and Youtube youtube.com/@TheSockMonkeyGuy ! Check out my new book, "EYE SEE THEM (A Cloudwatcher's Journal)" in both paperback and digital format on EYESEETHEM.com . It is filled with artistic activities involving Cloudwatching and blanks pages for drawing the fanciful visions you see in the Cloudshapes! Haikus, mazes, word games...all kinds of fun and informative Cloud Education to inspire connection with more nature and imagination! Great to print out for substitute teachers when the teacher forgets to leave a lesson plan for the students! Also, give us a message on the Inspirado Projecto hotline voicemail, to be featured in a future episode! Call 561-203-9179 and participate in the experience of this variety show! Leave an anonymous and surreal story, UFO sighting, out of body experience, synchronicity, or any other unique insight you feel inspired to share! Thank you for listening to Inspirado Projecto! Check out the Yachtley Crew tour dates to see if we arrive in your town this Summer! YachtleyCrew.com ! We can coordinate to meet up before the show and I'll interview you for an episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inspiradoprojecto/message

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The EOS Foundation Planetarium Theatre in the Flandrau Science Center features 146 custom-designed seats and state-of-the-art projection and sound systems for an immersive planetarium experience like no other.

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With temperatures in Tucson finally topping the 100-degree mark earlier this month, the University of Arizona offers dozens of destinations for those who want to keep cool this summer, both on campus and off whether you have time for a day off with the family, a lunch break, or a just quick stop to rest and recharge.

As with any summertime activities in Southern Arizona, it's important to drink plenty of water, cover up in loose-fitting clothing and, if possible, apply sunscreen before venturing out. Route planning can also help, and there many paths to get across campus that offer a  substantial amount of shade along the way .

African American Museum of Southern Arizona   1303 E. University Blvd. Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closes at 3 p.m. on Fridays)

Housed on the ground floor of the University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center, in Room 244, the African American Museum of Southern Arizona opened in early 2023. It features multiple exhibits, including one focusing on the U.S. Army's buffalo soldiers, who played an instrumental role in the expansion of the nation into Arizona and California. It operates It will take a summer hiatus July 3 through 30. Free admission. Reservations are required for guided tours. The museum maintains a strict no-photo, no-video policy. The museum will be closed July 3-30. Admission is free.

Located in downtown Tucson, the University of Arizona Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday.

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Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum   115 N. Church Ave., Suite 121 Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (ticket sales end at 3 p.m.)

Located on the first floor of the historic Pima County Courthouse, the 12,000-square-foot museum takes visitors through a geologic chronology of the Earth, displaying more than 2,200 specimens. The pieces of the collection come from all over the world, but it has a specific emphasis on minerals from Arizona and Mexico. It also has the honor of being one of only three museums on the planet that have a sample of the asteroid Bennu, which was obtained by the University of Arizona-led OSIRIS-REx mission. The museum is closed July 2-13.

Arizona State Museum 1013 E. University Blvd. Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The oldest and largest anthropological research facility in the Southwest, the Arizona State Museum holds more than 35,000 woven pieces of rare baskets, sandals, cradle boards and mats, as well as cordage and preserved fibers, representing almost every Indigenous basket-making culture in North America.

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Established in 1893, the museum is the oldest and largest anthropological research facility in the Southwest. As an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, it has a collection of more than 35,000 woven pieces of rare baskets, sandals, cradle boards and mats, as well as cordage and preserved fibers, representing almost every Indigenous basket-making culture in North America. Alongside those world-class core exhibits, this summer's featured exhibit, "Ancient to Modern: Continuity and Innovation in Southwest Native Jewelry," captures how the Indigenous peoples of this region over the millennia not only adorned themselves, but engaged in trade and expressed their identities, cultural beliefs and values through their jewelry. Visit before Aug. 1, when maintenance work will shutter the north building. Adult admission is $8, while people over age 65, active and reserve military with ID, and groups of 10 or more pay $6. Free for  ASM members with valid ID; people age 17 and under; University of Arizona CatCard holders; Pima Community College students with valid student ID; and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program card holders.

Center for Creative Photography 1030 N. Olive Road Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

This summer's featured exhibit, "The Place Where Clouds Are Formed," examines the intersection of spirituality, migration and current and historical policies that have influenced the borderlands of the Sonoran Desert. This work aims to reorient narratives of this place away from geopolitical concerns and toward the genealogical stories and religious and cultural traditions of those who live and migrate here. Runs through Aug. 31. Admission is free.

Coit Museum of Pharmacy and Health Sciences 1295 N. Martin Ave.  Tours (by appointment only) available Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Housed in the Skaggs Pharmaceutical Sciences Center at the R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy, the museum holds a collection of hundreds of thousands of items, including bottles, original drug containers, books, store fixtures, and artifacts from Arizona (circa 1880 to 1950) and elsewhere. Call 520-626-1042 to schedule a free tour.

Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium 1601 E. University Blvd.  Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

A summertime staple in Tucson for decades, Flandrau offers a rotating daily schedule of planetarium and laser light shows and several permanent family-friendly science exhibits. Check the website for showtimes. Adult admission runs $14, while ages 3-15 pay $10. Planetarium shows cost an additional $14 and $10, respectively. Combo tickets, $26 and $18, provide full access. Another option: the $75 family pass, which provides unlimited admission to the exhibits and planetarium shows. Discounts are available for military, seniors, all higher ed students and other students with identification.

Jim Click Hall of Champions   McKale Memorial Center, 1 National Championship Drive Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Hall of Champions shows off the accomplishments of the University's 18 intercollegiate sports, with displays centered on outstanding student-athletes, memorable performances and events, and long-held traditions from more than 100 years of Arizona Athletics. Accessible from inside McKale via the mezzanine, or from the University of Arizona Mall, the hall is free to visit.

John E. Greivenkamp Museum of Optics 1630 E. University Blvd. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Boasting a remarkable collection of antique and historic telescopes, microscopes, lenses and cameras, the museum focuses on the history and development of the field of optical science and engineering. The specimens represent work by the world's most respected instrument makers from the 18th century to the present. The museum's self-guided tour begins on the third floor of Meinel Optical Sciences. Visitors can enter from the north-facing entrance off the University of Arizona Mall. The tour directs visitors to take the elevator from the third to the eighth floor, then descend to see additional exhibits on the seventh, sixth, fifth and fourth floors. Admission is free.

Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research 1215 E. Lowell St. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Smartphone users can enjoy a self-guided audio tour by scanning the signage by each exhibit. Another option is to book a free  90-minute, docent-led tour to learn the basic tenets of dendrochronology, examine specimens and explore the exhibition hall. The distinctive tiered layout and curved glass exterior wall of the first floor of the Bryant Bannister Tree-Ring Building, combined with the soaring feature wall, allow the lab's pieces to be seen from outside the building and also provide many options for showcasing artistic works. No admission fee.

The Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter's popular SkyNights stargazing program guides visitors through a five-hour tour of the night sky.

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Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter 9800 E. Ski Run Road, Mount Lemmon Wednesday through Sunday year-round. Day tours and picnic tours by reservation only; SkyNights StarGazing, 5:30 p.m.

Escape to one of Arizona's "Sky Islands" and discover the wonders of the universe after experiencing one of the most dramatic drives in the West as you wind your way up Catalina Highway to the Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter, which offers a variety of public educational programs by reservation. Contact the SkyCenter to schedule one of two daytime tour options for groups of 20 or more and ages 7 and up. First, a 90-minute day tour and, weather permitting, solar viewing. The cost is $15 per person or a flat rate of $300 for groups of less than 20 people. The second option includes a picnic lunch for $25 per person  or a flat rate of $500 for groups of less than 20.  Email the SkyCenter for available dates and times. And mind the monsoon. Storms can cancel visits with little warning. Starting around sunset, the popular SkyNights stargazing program guides visitors through a five-hour tour of the night sky – with binoculars and telescopes – to view planets, galaxies and nebulae. Schedule a spot on a tour on the  SkyCenter’s ticketing page . It's $60 for ages 7-17 while 18 and up pay $85.

Richard F. Caris Mirror Laboratory 527 N. National Championship Drive (on the east side of Arizona Stadium) Summer schedule: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9 a.m., or by appointment for  groups of 10 or more.

Tours of this facility, one of the University's "crown jewels," actually begin at the historical Steward Observatory, 933 N. Cherry Ave. dome before proceeding to the Mirror Lab itself down the street. Once inside, visitors get to see the unparalleled technology and revolutionary processes creating the next generation of telescopes, which will allow astronomers worldwide to explore deep into outer space and produce cutting-edge scientific research. Visitors must wear closed-toed flat shoes for safety and comfort and must leave behind all water bottles, bags and other items. The 90-minute tours are open to anyone over age 10, but children must be accompanied by an adult. General admission tickets cost $25; the cost is $20 for ages 10 to 17.

On the second floor of the University of Arizona Museum of Art stands the retablo, or altarpiece, of Ciudad Rodrigo, which consists of several panels depicting religious artwork created from oil paint on wood.

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University of Arizona Museum of Art 1031 N. Olive Road Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Find eight centuries of art and countless artistic styles under one roof at UAMA. Situated in the College of Fine Arts complex on the north side of the University of Arizona campus, the museum offers a year-round schedule of exhibitions, programs and events for visitors of all ages. Currently showing are the. "Kress Collection," 64 European artworks that span the 14th to the early 19th centuries, and "American Art Gallery," an exhibit highlighting works from the UAMA collection of more than 5,000 paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings. The pieces represent the major artistic movements that helped shape the United States during the consequential period between 1925 and 1945, as the country endured the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl and World War II. General admission costs $8. It's $6 each for people over age 65 and groups of 10 or more.  Members get in free .

University Libraries Special Collections 1510 E. University Blvd. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Through Aug. 1, the main gallery in the Special Collections lobby features a temporary exhibit – "Sanctuary: Who Belongs Here?" – that showcases University Libraries' extensive archives from the U.S.-Mexico borderlands with a particular focus on Arizona and Sonora, Mexico. The exhibit reveals how communities have come together to create a thriving multicultural region that has often been at the forefront of global movements for social, economic and environmental justice. The reading room’s permanent exhibit highlights materials from the political collections of Henry F. Ashurst, Ralph Cameron, Dennis DeConcini, Lewis W. Douglas, Gabrielle Giffords, James Kolbe, John R. Murdock, Marcus A. Smith, Morris K. Udall and Stewart Udall. Appointments are not required to visit Special Collections, which is northeast of the Main Library entrance.

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