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David Rovics, Mat Callahan, and Yvonne Moore at Red Emma's! (TIME CHANGED TO 8PM)

Monday Mar 19, 8PM @ Red Emma's

So as not to conflict with the rally, march and community speakout against the Iraq War starting at 6PM on Monday at City Hall, we've pushed the show back to 8PM.
"David Rovics is the musical version of Democracy Now!"
Amy Goodman, Democracy Now!
Red Emma's is thrilled to welcome singer/ songwriter/ social commentator David Rovics to Baltimore for an acoustic show with Yvonne Moore and Mat Callahan (author of the AK Press book, The Trouble With Music). $5-$10 donation requested at the door (no one turned away for lack of funds!).

David Rovics has been called the musical voice of the progressive movement in the US. According to Andy Kershaw, "David Rovics is a guy George W. Bush would probably like to clamp in chains at Guantanamo Bay -- the last American protest singer (or so it seems)... In these days of ongoing neo-conservatism he carries the torch of dissent and protest -- in fact if the great Phil Ochs were to come back from the dead tonight he'd probably be hailed as the new David Rovics."

Since the mid-90’s Rovics has spent most of his time on the road, playing hundreds of shows every year throughout North America, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. His MP3’s are available for free download on his website, www.davidrovics.com, along with CDs, links, etc.

Mat Callahan and Yvonne Moore are a duo based in Switzerland who are joining Dave on this tour. If you were a union activist, anti-war activist or anti-apartheid activist in the late 60s and 70s, chances are you were inspired by the powerful music of Mat Callahan and Prairie Fire. In the 80s he was the leader of The Looters.

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Red Emma's is open Monday through Saturday from 10AM-10PM, and Sunday from 10AM-6PM. Our weekly collective meetings are Sunday at 7PM, and are open to anyone interested in the project, except for the first Sunday of every month, which is closed to everyone except collective members.
Red Emma's is part of IU 660 of the Industrial Workers of the World, one of the only unions to recognize that worker collectives can stand in solidarity with those fighting the bosses as part of one big union.