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Beckett's hours of business:
Restaurant: 4pm - 10pm
Bar: 4pm - 1.30am |
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Chef Larry Doyle's book "Irish
Pub Cooking" now available.
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Tuesdays - Win cash and prizes at Beckett's Blockbuster pub quiz! The fun starts at 10pm. |
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Book your private function now
at Beckett's.
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All shows start at 10pm |
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Wednesday, June 4: Fat Wednesday presents Beckett's Musical Forum
Open Mic hosted by GG Tenaka
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Thursday, June 5: Diablo's Dust
Tom and Sarah Kilts are the "damned duo" that make up Diablo's Dust. In their live performances, Tom takes turns playing guitar and banjo, all the while keeping time with one foot kicking a bass drum and the other pedal kicking a block and tambourine. Sarah plays bass, and both lend their vocals to a blend of high test Americana-Indie-Folk originals and Old-Tymie covers.
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Friday,
June 6: The Green Machine
Rising out of the post Garcia Dead head and Reggae scenes of the late 90's, Green Machine's constantly evolving sound has found its way into the hearts of music lovers everywhere. After years of experimentation with all most every genre they have come up with a unique sound that can only be described as reggadelic jam jazz. If you get chance check out a GM show - it's truly a feast for the eyes, ears and soul.
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Saturday, June 7: Suzanna Smith
Suzanna Smith is an emerging talent on the Bay Area jazz scene. With sparkling charm, a golden tone and an innate sense of swing, Suzanna joyfully brings classic jazz standards to life...singing each song as if it's the one she wants her audience to remember her by.
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Wednesday, June 11: Fat Wednesday presents - Mikey Lee & Amber
Mikey Lee and Amber specialize in acoustic guitar and vocal based Americana/Roots music (blues, country, rock’n roll, bluegrass, folk, zydeco, country-blues.) The music runs the gamut from originals to covers by artists such as Clapton, Hendrix, the Beatles, the Stones, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Steve Earle, Tom Waits, and John Prine.
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Thursday, June 12: Fleeting Trance
"A great bunch of instrumentalists...leap(ing) from one style to another between songs. First some building stoner/droner spacerock and then a total 180 into a few peppy indie pop numbers--real honest-to-pete indie pop with happy melodies and bright lyricism. Then an unexpected detour into '70's reggae...a great show."
- D.J. Mystery Guest, KUSF
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Friday,
June 13: Kevin Beadles
The Kevin Beadles Band provides a rock n roll soundtrack for unreleased Western movies. The sound is big, open and lyrical. Strains of Cracker, Whiskeytown, Neil Young, and the Cowboy Junkies echo through their rootsy rock terrain.
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Wednesday, June 18: Fat Wednesday presents Beckett's Musical Forum
Open Mic hosted by GG Tenaka
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Thursday,
June 19: Jeff Gutman
Jeff Gutman is a prolific songwriter from San Francisco. For the last several years, he has been performing headlining shows at dozens of clubs all over the west coast. Jeff’s songs are filled with memorable stories and melodies.
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Friday, June 20: Third Date
An eclectic stew, drawing upon a full breadth of pop influences from the last 40 years.
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Saturday, June 21: Planet Loop
Planet Loop is a band of two, with many layers and many visitors. Electric bass and drums form the core, and musician friends from around the world frequently join in live for a constantly fresh, multi-sonic cocktail of global groove.
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Wednesday, June 25: Fat Wednesday presents - Mikey Lee & Amber
Mikey Lee and Amber specialize in acoustic guitar and vocal based Americana/Roots music (blues, country, rock’n roll, bluegrass, folk, zydeco, country-blues.) The music runs the gamut from originals to covers by artists such as Clapton, Hendrix, the Beatles, the Stones, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Steve Earle, Tom Waits, and John Prine.
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Thursday,
June 26: Fred Odell
Fred Odell crafts songs that come from the varied terrain of Southern living
and the stark desert nights of California. They’re as home around the campfire
as they are in a smoky honky-tonk. He writes with a soulful spirit and a lonely
heart that brings to mind the influences of Townes Van Zandt, Gram Parsons
and The Allman Brothers..
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Friday, June 27: The Strangers
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Saturday, June 28: Charlie Wilson's War
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