12/6, 10pm, $6, Tank, NYC. Andy Hayleck / Bonnie Jones, Duets/Solos, “Seven Concerts” curated by Andrew Lafkas and Bryan Eubanks.
www.rasbliutto.net/concerts/7concerts.html

12/8, $6, 8pm, @UCAL, Spruce Street, Bowerbird Series. English (Joe Foster / Bonnie Jones) with Radding/Greenwald/Wick & Stanley Schumacher and the Music Now Ensemble. http://bowerbird.org/upcoming.php

12/9, 88.9 FM WKCR, 10pm – 11pm – Columbia University, “Live Constructions” English (Joe Foster/Bonnie Jones) http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/

12/10, 7pm, FREE, NYC, Old Office, Knitting Factory. English (Joe Foster and Bonnie Jones), Vic Rawlings and Bryan Eubanks, Nicholas Bussman and Martin Brandlmayr
www.rasbliutto.net/concerts/sigogglin.html

12/15, 8pm, Red Emma’s presents @St. John’s Church, Baltimore, “Tacky Masks” featuring Bonnie Jones, Stewart Mostofsky, Bob Wagner, and John Eaton.

John Barry from “City Paper” experiences “Hystery of Heat” exactly as intended – underlines are mine

“Much is said in “Hystery of Heat,” but little gets accomplished. By the end of it, the various media–musical, video–are competing with our attention, along with a PowerPoint presentation that could be taken as “An Inconvenient Truth” ratcheted up to a high pitch of hysteria.”

View a video of a previous performance of this piece

November 8-11, 15-17, A Thanatology Double-Bill featuring
Spoleum and Hystery of Heat
http://theatreproject.org/
http://www.ricroyer.com/ptrsHoH.htm

These two pieces both debuted in New York last year at the Ontological Hysteric Theatre, and now they finally found a fitting home for the Baltimore premier at the Theatre Project.

Hystery of Heat, featuring Ric Royer, Jackie Milad, Bonnie Jones and G Lucas Crane, is a performance lecture that navigates through a labyrinthine abyss of modern anxieties using language, movement, sound, and power point. The presentation will explain connections between global warming, rock n’ roll and mass hysteria unless the researchers fall victim to the effects of their own subjects.

Spoleum, written and directed by Daniel Allen Nelson in collaboration with Annie Kunjappy, is a play about Venice, memory and architecture. In a race to save the relics of Venice, an obsessed architect becomes submerged in the darkest mysteries of the empire’s foundation.

Tickets are $20 general admission, $15 seniors and artists: http://theatreproject.org/

September 24th – 30th, High Zero Festival, Baltimore, MD
www.highzero.org

Thurs. 9/27
Bonnie Jones: electronics
Marina Rosenfeld: turntables, sound
Massimo Simonini: prepared theremin, objects, voice

Sat. Afternoon 9/29 –
C(8, 4) : “Eight choose four”
8!/[4!*(8-4)!] = 70 possible combinations.

Jaap Blonk: voice, electronics
Dan Breen: strings, percussion, electronics
Jeff Carey: computer, original software
Eric Franklin: strings, percussion
Thomas Helton: acoustic bass
Bonnie Jones: electronics
Donna Parker: sound
Eve Risser: prepared piano, toys, voice

AND

‘Criminal’ by Marina Rosenfeld
Composition for 10 vocalists.

Sat. Evening 9/29 –
Audrey Chen: cello, voice, electronics
Aaron Dilloway: 8-tracks, electronics
Chiara Giovando: voice, violin, electronics
Bonnie Jones: electronics

9/14, 8:00pm, $10 general admission, $8 student, Circle of Hope, Philadelphia PA. PHONEME – Philly LIVE ARTS Festival – Quartet with Jesse Kudler, Tim Albro, Howie Stelzer.
Bowerbird Web Site
Philly LIVE ARTS Festival Web Site

9/8, 10pm, The Bank, Lombard right where it becomes Frederick Ave, West Baltimore, MD. Solo, w/ Myo, Brown Wing Overdrive (Chuck Bettis etal…)

Gateway to Oblivion Festival, Montreal, Canada. With: Howard Stelzer/Jason Lescalleet, Magali Babin/ Joda Clement, Los Glissandinos (Kai Fagaschinski + Klaus Filip), Bonnie Jones/ Jeffery Allport.

ENGLISH (Bonnie Jones/Joe Foster) ASIA TOUR w/ BRYAN EUBANKS
www.chelagallery.org/english

7/1 – 7/9 – Seoul, South Korea (venues TBA)
7/9 – Kid Ailack Hall, Tokyo, Japan
7/10 – Nagoya (TBA)
7/11 – Osaka (TBA)
7/13 – Loopline, Tokyo, Japan

(The Korea events were made possible by Meet The Composer and its Global Connections Program. Funding for Global Connections is provided by the Ford Foundation)

6/10, 8:30pm, $8, Warehouse Next Door, Washington DC. Donkey, Bonnie Jones & Andy Hayleck, SKIF (of the N-Collective), Myo http://warehousenextdoor.com/