| And Dominic, who had a one-nighter with Malick then nearly ruined his career, returns tonight. |
| Mr. Kendrick reappeared for a one-nighter on Sunday at the Jazz Standard, and rather than a great bounding back to new material and a new band, the show was as casual as jazz gets. |
| Could it be a wild thought, a crazy adventure, a zesty one-nighter or a dreamy long-term liaison? |
| This intimate one-nighter, coming on the cusp of a European tour — and preceding a proper New York show at Webster Hall on Sept. 23 — will also feature Total Slacker, a far less perky sort of band. |
| Josh Widdicombe, Holly Walsh and Charlie Baker will headline the one-nighter on September 26 at the Glee Club. |
| Suddenly, Theresa's would-be one-nighter has landed her deep into a mess of murder, crime and corruption. |
