The Ten Best Things to do in St. Louis This Weekend: October 14 to 16

We should all probably be napping right now because there isn't a moment to lose this weekend: The Occupy St. Louis movement gets a six-band bill at Kiener Plaza, and after that show stops Hawthorne Headhunters starts up at Lola. Caleb Travers is releasing his EP at Off Broadway this evening as well. And tomorrow, Hip-Hoppers' Holiday turns the Gramophone into an all-day one-stop-shop for the elements of hip-hop in St. Louis. The Felice Brothers play a free show at the Billiken Club (and opener Phantom Limb is, how you say, not to be missed). Das Racist and Robbie Fulks are here on Sunday if you're still on your feet by then. Let's do this:

Friday

Play For Change
Kiener Plaza
With Zagk Gibbons, Ciera Goodwin and Darwin, Tef Poe, Union Electric, AutoMagik and Aaron Kamm and the One Drops
5:30 p.m | Free

Dibiase CD Release Show
Johnny's Sidebar (Collinsville, Il)
With Dibiase, guests and door prizes
8 p.m. | Free

Hawthorne Headhunters
Lola
With DJ Needles
10 p.m. | $10

Caleb Travers EP Release
Off Broadway
With Owen Pye
8 p.m. | $10

Tapes n' Tapes
The Firebird
With Howler and the Feed
8:30 p.m. | $12

Saturday

Felice Brothers
Billiken Club
With Phantom Limb and Gill Landry
9 p.m. | Free

Phantom Limb - $100 (A Show Me Show) from Jarred Gastreich on Vimeo.

St. Louis Secret Sound Society Presents
STL Style House
Big Troubles, Young Prisms and Frances With Wolves
9 p.m. | $7

Hip-Hoppers' Holiday
The Gramophone
With Tef Poe, Scripts N Screwz, Black Spade, Prince Ea, Steddy P and many, many more.
3 p.m. | $15

Sunday

Das Racist
The Firebird
Danny Brown and Despot
8:30 p.m. | $15

Robbie Fulks
Off Broadway
With Willy Porter
8 p.m. | $12