I blogged Charli XCX’s Columbus SWEAT tourdate @ www.anonrocknroll.com
I didn’t quite know wtf Charli XCX’s audience until the British woman’s Nationwide Show was announced… I couldn’t tell if she was Taylor Swift/Madonna or a really popular blog club performer..

https://anonrocknroll.com/2024/09/24/charlie-xcx-columbus-ohio-concert-r...
During the months leading up into show…
I saw BRAT.
Women everywhere were walking around without bras like second wavve feminists.
Charli XCX proclaimed KAMALA IS BRAT.
With Beyonce, and Taylor Swift added momentum ….
If people want a difference between Hillary, Joe Biden and Kamala..
Hillary didn’t fills Arenas..
Biden’s campaign was during Covid.
Kamala’s movement is tangible with enthusiasm.
We saw this in the debates, and packed Arena’s everywhere.
While BRATS aren’t the only movement supporting KAMALA….Brat is everywhere….
I discussed braless women walking with enthusiasm because of Kamala, and Charli.
Nationwide’s Shygirl/Charlie XCX’s show is reviewed @ www.anonrocknroll.com….
During BSA Hip Hop, Thurzs at 7pm, I mentioned women sagging pants, and yelling “I WANNA CUM” in a packed bus.
Charli’s Columbus culture wasn’t just women showing boobs and butts while demanding orgasms.
I walked around the city.
BRAT was everywhere.
People were wearing shirts like OSU Buckeyes were the OSU BRATS.
I stopped in Kafe Kerouac. BRATS packed the tables with discussions of the concert they loved.
BRATS were community radio listeners.
I told them SWEAT Tour invited me because of...
anonrocknroll
BSA Hip Hop
sexy curfew
While I know where influential people find me…
I wanted a BRAT aware Charli included their reality…
I said "if this adds into Charli's Aura...
I attended because of radio shows."
I intended that as compliment of Charli XCX personal touch.
I walked over towards CLUB 20. Club 20 is a gaybar.

The Weekend Warrior for September 25, 2024

EDITED (9/29/24): Fourth Friday in Westerville was cancelled due to unsafe weather conditions. Hilliard Heritage Day scheduled for September 28 at the Historical Park next to the Franklin County Fairgrounds was also cancelled due to inclement weather. Into the Woods Fest in Bexley postponed to October 6. Sundays at Scioto in Dublin cancelled on September 29 due to inclement weather.

Some high school football games have moved to Saturday, as noted below.

High School Football Week 6
Source: https://joeeitel.com/hsfoot/scoreboard/2024/week-6

City League South:
Eastmoor Academy at Briggs (Thursday)
Marion-Franklin at Walnut Ridge (Thursday)
Independence at Columbus South
Columbus West at Africentric

City League North:
Northland at Columbus East (resumes Saturday)
Beechcroft at Linden McKinley (Saturday)
Centennial at Mifflin

Central Catholic League:
Bishop Watterson at Bishop Hartley
St. Charles at DeSales

Non-Conference:
Whetstone at Grandview Heights
Bexley at Buckeye Valley
Columbus Academy at Whitehall-Yearling
Marion Elgin at Worthington Christian
Circleville at Marietta
Bishop Ready at KIPP Columbus
Wheelersburg at Harvest Prep

Mid State League Cardinal:
Corning Miller at Grove City Christian
Lancaster Fisher Catholic at Zanesville Rosecrans
Millersport at Berne Union

Mid State League Buckeye:
Amanda-Clearcreek at Hamilton Township
Bloom-Carroll at Fairfield Union
Liberty Union at Logan Elm (Saturday)

Ohio Capital Conference Buckeye:
Groveport Madison at Teays Valley
Newark at Canal Winchester
Logan at Reynoldsburg
Pickerington Central at Lancaster

Ohio Capital Conference Capital:
Delaware Hayes at Worthington Kilbourne
Dublin Scioto at Westland
Big Walnut at Franklin Heights
Westerville South at Westerville North

Ohio Capital Conference Cardinal:
Olentangy at Thomas Worthington
Olentangy Berlin at Hilliard Darby
Dublin Jerome at Marysville

Ralph Bowen Quintet - Meltdown - Soul Proprietor
Sarah Vaughan - So Many Stars - Brazilian Romance
Michael Cox - Cheryls - Compassion
Sergio Mendes & Brasil ‘66 - Mas Que Nada - Herb Alpert Presents: Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 - Like a Lover (O Cantador) - Look Around
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 - Bim-Bom - Equinox
Sergio Mendes & Brasil ‘66 - Casa Forte - Fool on the Hill
Sergio Mendes - Pipoca - Brasileiro
Stan Kenton - Chiapas - Stan Kenton Today
Carmen McRae - My Man (mon homme) - Sings Lover Man and Other Billie Holiday Classics
Blue Wisp Big Band - This Bass Was Made for Walkin' - Voyage 2020
Wayne Shorter - Ana Maria - Native Dancer

The Jazz Defenders - Meanderthal - Memory in Motion
Amber Weekes - Supper Time - A Lady with a Song
Tony Monaco - Over And Over (I Want You) - Over and Over
Billy Eckstine - Blowing the Blues Away - Billy Eckstine-1945
Charlie Parker Quintet - Embraceable You - Jazz: The Smithsonian Anthology [Disc 2]
Charlie Parker Sextet - Little Benny (aka Crazeology) - The Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz
Emmet Cohen - Time on My Hands - Vibe Provider
Slim Gaillard and Slam Stewart - Flat Fleett Floogee - Single
Dizzy Gillespie - Groovin' High - In the Beginning
Dwight Lenox - A Lot of Livin' to Do - Gershwin & Friends
The Reid Hoyson Project feat. Keith Bishop - Estaté (Summer) - Your Move
Stan Kenton - Bon Homme Richard - Live at Redlands University

1. Buckaroo - Buck Owens
2. Come Home To Your Man - Theo Lawrence
3. Don’t Cry Over No One (More Than 24 Hours) - Theo Lawrence
4. Grow Again - Moe Reen
5. Horses - Grace Pettis
6. Let Time Ride - Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers
7. Meanwhile Back at the Rance - Don Rich
8. True Lovers Go Places - The Country Side of Harmonica Sam
9. I’m Gonna Have a Cowboy Weddin’ - Patsy Montana & Her Pardners
10. Don’t Stop the Music - George Jones
11. In the Blue Canadian Rockies - Hank Snow
12. Show Up - Nicolette & the Nobodies
13. Ensenada - Don Rich
14. I Remember Carolina - Margo Cilker
15. She Took A Lot of Pills (And Died) - Robbie Fulks
16. I’m Not Crying, I’ve Just Rubbed Jalapeno in My Eyes - The Carolyn Sills Combo
17. Yes Ma’am (He Found Me in a Honky Tonk) Leona Williams
18. Slipping Around - Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely
19. A Six Pack to Go - Hank Thomspon & The Brazos
20. Seven Lonely Days - Bonnie Lou
21. Aw Heck - Don Rich
22. Fire on the Mountain/Sugar in the Gourd - The Red Clay Ramblers

https://columbusfreepress.com/article/bus-stile-activties-descendents-columbus-concert-isn’t-losers
Saturday, 9-14-2024….I took the Number 1, a 62 dollar 31 day bus pass dropped me off in front of North Market.
I walked down into Kemba. I saw punks of all ages excited about Columbus’ 2024 liveage.
The Descendents took the stage at Kemba Live.
Descendents’ singer, Milo Aukerman yelled O-H…Kemba Live responded I-O—-Milo Aukerman announced Descendent’s haven’t played Columbus since Staches.
I looked up Descendents at Staches. I found online…Descendents played Staches every year from 1985-1987. I didn’t know how far Descendents went back. The legendary New Alliance/SST/Epitaph/Fat Wreck band launched into “Feel This,” “Hope,” and one of my favorite Descendent’s songs, “Silly Girl.”
I saw a punk in orbit riding shoulders, and hands towards the stage in a trajectory of my left vantage. I looked at our surroundings. A buff kid in a tank-top sung along. Kemba’s entire audience were elated in company of punk legends.
I liked the Descendents as a teenager. I haven’t listened in years. I still like Descendents. I looked around. Kemba was packed. People of all ages filled Kemba. Descendents aren’t a band you regret.
The youths were in control of the excitement.
Descendents played “I Wanna Be a Bear.” Descendants drummer Bill Stevenson’s aggressive rhythm drove the hook and chorus. I’d described the Descendants as Dead Milkmen with Surf City pop attributes.

7pm Wednesday
92,7 / 98.3

Kamala Harris NABJ layed with the following music.

Herbie Hancock - People Music
Herbie Hancock - Fat Mama
Herbie Hancock - Textures
Herbie Hancock - Oliloqui Valley
Herbie Hancock - Wandering Spirit Sound
Yoskiko Sai - Tsubaki Wa Ochito Kaya
The Roots - Next Movement
Commoners Choir - Ceasefire Now
Crass - They Owe Us A Living
Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Community radio
wesflexner@anonrocknoll.com
www.anonrocknroll.com

The Weekend Warrior for September 18, 2024

B*ckeye Football is back after an early Bye Week, plus Weekend Arts and Concerts, and so much more!

The New Americans Book Fair is Saturday September 21 from 11AM to 5PM at the Karl Road Branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library, 5590 Karl Road in the Forest Park neighborhood of Northland. For more information, go to http://www.newamericansbookfair.com, or call (614) 726-0917.

The Big Table is September 25. For more information, go to https://columbusfoundation.org/the-big-table.

High School Football - Week 5
Link: https://joeeitel.com/hsfoot/scoreboard/2024/week-5

THURSDAY 9/19
(City League North)
Columbus East at Mifflin
Centennial at Linden McKinley
Whetstone at Beechcroft
KIPP Columbus at Northland

The rest of the Games are on Friday September 20, unless noted otherwise.
(City League South)
Columbus South at Walnut Ridge
Marion-Franklin at Independence
Africentric at Briggs
Columbus West at Eastmoor Academy

(Ohio Capital Conference - Capital Division)
"The Battle of Hard Road", Chapter 30: Dublin Scioto at Worthington Kilbourne
Westerville North at Delaware Hayes
Big Walnut at Westerville South
Westland at Franklin Heights

(Ohio Capital Conference - B*ckeye Division)
Canal Winchester at Pickerington Central
Groveport Madison at Lancaster
Teays Valley at Reynoldsburg
Logan at Newark

(Ohio Capital Conference - Non-Conference)
Gahanna Lincoln at Dublin Coffman
Upper Arlington at Central Crossing
Olentangy at Westerville Central
Pickerington North at Thomas Worthington
Grove City at Hilliard Darby
Hilliard Bradley at New Albany
Olentangy Berlin at Olentangy Orange
Dublin Jerome at Olentangy Liberty
Hilliard Davidson at Marysville

(Mid-State League)
Bloom-Carroll at Liberty Union
Circleville at Amanda-Clearcreek
Fairfield Union at Logan Elm

(Central Catholic League, Non-Conference)
St. Francis DeSales at Bishop Ready (at Fortress Obetz)