If prancing around 19th century style isn't your thing, maybe rocking out is. Tonight is the Johnny Cash Tribute night at PA's Lounge in Somerville's Union Square, featuring 10 bands interpreting the master's tunes. It's been six and a half years since Cash died, but his songs still resonate with many, for both musical and emotional qualities. If you're at all a fan, tonight's diverse performances will be worth checking out. Participating bands have sounds that range from droney buzz to rollicking Americana to all-out rock, promising a multifaceted experience. The show celebrates the opening of a Johnny Cash—themed exhibit at the Nave Gallery.
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The Nave Gallery in Somerville, which has had a cool exhibit or two (and often features fun music at its openings), has a few calls for submissions that caught our attention. The deadline for all submissions is February 1 (with responses to artists by February 17), so get your materials together and start creating—or submitting. Different themes have different requirements (and may have entry fees), so check the Nave page for details. The three shows are as follows:
If you're not into traveling all the way to the Tweeter Center for Journey and Def Leopard, check out this week's picks. Even if you are into heading down to the big name act's show you'll need something to do the rest of the week. There's no joking about it this week. Fall is here. By the time the weekend hits it's time to break out the cider and make some pumpkin pie. We're saving that for Sunday, however, the rest of the week is for music.
Long holiday weekends with the family (families for some) will often lead many to that "I have to get the hell away from here" tipping point. Now, Bostonist isn't intimating that going home is a miserable experience for all. But for those who have been out on their own for a little while now, that shock of reverting back to the days of living under the family's roof is somewhat inevitable. So what options are there for when you have to get out of their the house? Go to the local watering hole for an impromptu class reunion? No thank you. How about an official class reunion? Negative to that one, too. A safe bet is to just hit up the movies. Every year there is a slew of movies released throughout the long Thanksgiving weekend. Bostonist spent the last few days hitting up local pre-release and just-released screenings and we have thoughts on a few of the offerings:

