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David Liebe Hart with Rick Rude
About David Liebe Hart
Known for his roles on Tim & Eric Awesome Show Great Job!, and
extensive tours throughout the US, Canada and Australia, David Liebe
Hart is an outsider musician, actor and painter. A true original, he
has communicated with extra-terrestrials, owns a large collection of
puppets, and is obsessed with trains. While his vast and bizarre
catalog of songs about aliens, religion, and failed relationships has
yielded cult hits, such as "Salame", "Father & Son" and "Puberty", his
recent collaborations with electronic musician Jonah Mociun, AKA Th'
Mole, have propelled Liebe Hart into previously unexplored territory.
Throughout the past decade Liebe Hart has garnered a substantial and
die-hard fan base, not only from his TV and film appearances but from
his stints on the road performing music all across the US, UK, Ireland
and Australia. His followers are extremely supportive and loyal, won
over by David's obvious goodheartedness, honesty and hilarious
idiosyncrasies, as well his fun and engaging stage shows.
With Jonah Mociun as backing musician, Liebe Hart puts on a show
certain to please old fans and new ones alike. In addition to
creating electronicised versions of David's old favorites, the duo
performs their new songs along with puppets, projected video
accompaniment, and David's oddly endearing stories of past
relationships and paranormal encounters.
About Rick Rude
Out of speakers came noise and out of noise came RICK RUDE. A four-membered creature whose tattered robe, four-string guitar, and sand-filled shoes are surrounded by a haze of sweet smoke and empty beer cans, thrashes about with a charismatic enthusiasm matched only by its lethargic demeanor, speaking fluently in the cryptic languages of dreams, love, and ennui. It inhabits a dark cave on the mountainside of truth, carefully furnished with dismantled electronics, books on meditation, and warped records of Guided By Voices, Built to Spill, and Cheap Trick. A nocturnal creature, Rick Rude feasts on mystical fungi, boredom, mushy guitar riffs, and the delicacy of the human soul.
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LocationBirdseye Lounge (View)
41 Vaughan Mall
Portsmouth, NH 03802
United States
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