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Thursday September 18 2014 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $12 in advance / $14 at the door The Silent Comedy www.thesilentcomedy.com/ Americana, Folk and Rock n’ Roll Strange Vine strangevinemusic.com/ Rock Down And Outlaws www.downandoutlaws.com/ blues rock psychedelic The Silent Comedy -Chad Lee: Percussion Jeremiah Zimmerman: Piano, Guitar, Vocals Joshua Zimmerman: Bass guitar, Vocals Justin Buchanan: Banjo, Guitar, Mandolin Influences: The Decemberists, Arcade Fire, Dr. Dog, Tom Waits, Man Man -The Silent Comedy is a San Diego-based rock band, known for their folk, Rock and Roll - and Americana-inspired music. Strange Vine Ian Blesse and Toby Cordova. -From Fresno, California. -"Strange Vine's earthy, energetic music is a fusion of blues, psychedelic, and traditional American rock. It's a sound born of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains, from two men who were raised there. Ian Blesse plays drums and Rhodes piano (simultaneously), while Toby Cordova fleshes out the songs with a rotating arasenal of guitars (including one made from a cigar box). Both contribute vocals toward a rich, layered sound that's greater than the sum of its parts. In just a few years' time, Strange Vine has already shared the stage with acts like Cage The Elephant, Band Of Skulls, The Growlers, Lord Huron, B.B. King, Robin Trower, Kurt Vile, White Denim, Pokey LaFarge, and JEFF The Brotherhood." -Conlan Spangler. Down And Outlaws Peter Danzig, Kyle Luck, Chris Danzig, Jon Carr -from SF -Rock and roll isn't a sound. It's not an attitude. It's a need, it's a fight, it's the saving grace in the wake of a broken heart or something lost. If you ask what Down and Outlaws sound like, someone might mention The Stooges, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, or Lynyrd Skynyrd. But at some level, such comparisons miss the point. Call these San Franciscans bluesy, rootsy, dirty; it doesn't really matter. Down and Outlaws are a rock and roll band, pure and simple. These days, when the definition of rock and roll is increasingly uncertain, the tight-knit quartet's energy, authenticity, and blistering live performances are impossible to ignore or forget. With strong collective songwriting, Kyle Luck's guitar work, Jon Carr and Chris Danzig's gut-busting rhythm section, and Peter Danzig's howling vocals, Down and Outlaws play because they’ve got no choice. Music has saved the D&O, and they hope to return the favor. "Raw energy, blistering guitar leads and dirty vocals over thick bass lines and driving drums. Though their aesthetic is dark and brooding, they write songs that are smartly accessible." |
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