Jake is turning 31 and throwing himself a concert just because he can. Music at 8 in the following order: Fucker Jr., Andrew Cohen and Light Coma, Nonagon. All bands are great and if you don’t know about them, you should.
This will be our first time playing Sleeping Village. It's also $1 beer night. What can go wrong?
We are once again performing at the NYC PRF BBQ. Super excite!
More details to come. Here's the Facebook event.
8:00 pm - $10.00
We are very excited to have been invited to play this show! Apparently, you might need to buy tickets for this one?
A benefit for literacy. Playing with a bunch of bands we've never played with, for an audience we've never played to. Could be amazing, could be a complete disaster. The only way to find out it is to attend! Doors at 7 Bands at 8
Gamera is a turtle kaiju that feeds on flames. His long career of fighting and destruction will be honored on Saturday, July 14th, by Body Futures, Heavy Hand, Bon Air, Lardo, Guerrilla Ghost, IFIHADAHIFI, Cheap Sleaze, Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends, and Nonagon. An offering of $5 will be acceptable at the gathering.*
4pm - Nonagon
5pm - Conan Neutron/Secret Friends
6pm - Cheap Sleaze
7pm - IFIHADAHIFI
8pm - Guerrilla Ghost
9pm - Lardo
10pm - Bon Air
11pm - Heavy Hand
Midnight - Body Futures
* Gamera will not be in attendance.
Another year, another BBQ. This year we were asked to curate the bands on Saturday. With that came a bit more administrative responsibilities (that were mostly handled by John), and we had decided to sit this one out and make our day the best we could. The other curators were going to have none of that and we were asked to play the opening night shindig at Live Wire.
Our Saturday line up was as follows: OUT, Nick Papador & Aluminum Xylophone Project, Montrose Man, Practice Wife, Body Futures, Haunted Heads, Photo Curio, The Paver (featuring Tony as guest drummer), The Gary, Bone and Bell, Maple Stave, The Austerity Program, Self-Evident, The Rutabega, and Petrillo.
This was a lightly attended Sunday show. 'Twas a good one though.
