Cleveland Taco Week returns on Monday, April 10th!

Cemetery Gatez

With Stapleface, Torne, and Lotus Pedal. 8 p.m. Friday, October 1. $5, 21 and over/$7, 18-20. Squeeze Play, 5178 Pearl Rd., 216-661-6213.

By D.X. Ferris on Wed, Sep 29, 2004 at 4:00 am

Julius Caesar Presented by Great Lakes Theater Festival at the Ohio Theatre, 1519 Euclid Avenue through October 16; 216-241-6000

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Even when Pantera was in its prime, the band's live shows had a somewhat stultifying filler-to-killer ratio after singer Phil Anselmo (pictured) started to rant. As the frontman for Cemetery Gatez, America's (self-described -- though many a fan agrees) No. 1 Pantera-tribute band, Rick throws some off-the-cuff banter, P.H.A. style, but he saves his energy for dead-on renditions of "Cowboys From Hell" and "I'm Broken." Pantera's gone, but now you can get broken too.