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Cliks
Anyone heading to the New York Dolls/Cliks show really owes it to his/herself to not show up just in time for the Dolls, but to instead arrive early to catch The Cliks. I've seen them live twice (three times if you count being in studio for their Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson appearance) at the Knitting Factory Hollywood, where they were fabulous in what I consider a less-than acoustically pleasant venue. I'm unbelievably excited to see them play at my favorite spot, the Belly Up, whose ambience, sound, lighting, and service far exceed KFH. The Cliks puts everything they've got into their shows: They kick ass, rock hard, and leave you wanting more. Do NOT miss out on this opportunity to catch them on their way up! And no, I'm not connected with the band, just someone who loves great music by genuine performers and wants to share this gem of a band with like-minded folks! :) (PS Their last CD "Snakehouse" is well worth the money, and you can listen to their upcoming one "Dirty King" if you hit up their MySpace page.)— May 15, 2009 8:33 p.m.