The Grenadines are one of Birmingham's best up and coming rock bands. They wrap wonderful melodies in a web of textural pop and have really floored audience with recent performances.

...And what exactly does Middle Eastern space rock mean? Come find out with the swirling, tribal infectious haze of local mind trippers, Nag Hammadi. This is definitely going to be a audio/ visual experience unlike any other we've had.

The Devvani Dance Troupe is authentic, inspired belly-dance to a myriad of world rhythms. This is going to be quite a diverse show all-around so be prepared to be surprised, shocked, and rocked for the duration of the evening!!!

Show is $6. Doors are at 8:00 PM and it is ages 18 plus.

Mr. QUINTRON is a very eccentric concert and nightclub organist from New Orleans, Louisiana. He plays music on a custom made Hammond / Rhodes combo synthesizer / organ (which he's got all built up to look like a car with real working headlights) backed by raw simple drum machine beats (think 808 boom chika boom through one BIG speaker with all the treble turned down) and his own patented invention THE DRUM BUDDY - a rotating, light-activated analog synthesizer which is played much in the same way that a DJ spins and scratches records Enough said.

This show is for ages 18+. Tickets are $10.

BottleTree is TWO YEARS OLD!!!

King Khan & BBQ Show, comprising Montreal-bred musicians Mark Sultan (BBQ) and Blacksnake (King Khan), are known for their riotous live show and eclectic mix of music that smashes together everything from punk rock to doo-wop. Their bio describes them as "Two guys. One smashing a snare, bass drum and tambourine with his bare feet, molesting his guitar and singing like a possessed angel. The other spinning and howling like a freak and belting it out on his guitar like a savage."

Sultan and Blacksnake played together in the Montreal band The Spacesh--s until the punk rockers toured Europe and Blacksnake decided to stay behind in Germany. Sultan moved on with Les Sexareenos and started his one-man band, BBQ, while Blacksnake started King Khan & The Shriners. The two later reunited as a duo, honing their craft with live shows around Germany and Spain, and releasing their self-titled debut in 2005.

This show is for ages 18+. Tickets are $10....AND YES, THERE WILL BE CAKE!

2 - 5 pm, Live Auction, Music, Surprises, Food, Silent Auction, Doggie Fashion Show
www.BhamBTR.org for more info.....

John Cardiel's epic skateboarding web-documentary, "Epicly Later'd" is the TV show that was supposed to be based on his personal photo blog epiclylaterd.com.

You are seriously missing out if you haven’t checked out John Cardiels Epicly Later’d saga. Epicly Later’d is a web-type documentary show turned television show. It started out profiling various professional and amateur skateboarders in depth, sort of a behind the scenes into there lives. The most recent being the legend himself, Mr. John Cardiel. You get the full scoop on his accident and the history behind the man himself. It is incredibly well put together and a must see for any skateboarder. -5ones

$2 PBR all night long!!
This event is sponsored by PBR and we'll be raffling a beautiful PBR Complete Longboard! (*Must be present to win!)
8 pm / 18 and up / FREE!

8pm / $2 suggested donation

Bluesy, soulful, sultry, female-fronted Brit band make their return to BottleTree on the heels of their highly acclaimed second full-length album "Neptune." Their first show here, before we were "officially" open, is the stuff of local lore, and we are absolutely ecstatic that they are coming back! Celebrate Thanksgiving weekend with us by coming out to see one of the hottest live bands we've ever had!

...that's right, race fans, we'll be showing the Iron Bowl on the big screen! Drink & Appetizer specials all day!

Come out to celebrate your team's victory at Bottletree after the game!! We're throwing a FREE dance party with DJ Coco!! Great music, dancing and drink specials!!

party starts at 10pm
(or after the game...whichever comes first)
18 and up
FREE!!!!

Like those bands, Wilderness deploy spacial, dream-like atmospheres and ominous ethereality over cymbals that shimmer and splash against tom-heavy drum patterns. Brooding, artstruck guitars ring out from the depths, echoing the swirling neo-psych of Echo and the Bunnymen and the Teardrop Explodes. But when frontman James Johnson breaks like headlights through the mist, the picture shifts from bliss-out watercolor to black-streaked oil canvas: Channeling the primal weirdness of a young David Byrne, or the unhinged pr