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February 24 2015 8:00PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• ALL AGES $20 ---Tickets will be available at the door at 8PM on day of show  Best Coast bestcoast.net/ Pop The She's www.facebook.com/theshesmusic 60's pop dream pop surf pop surf rock Night School www.facebook.com/nightscool Doo-wop garage rock Phoebe Bridgers www.facebook.com/phoebebridgers Indie // Folk Best Coast Members: Bethany Cosentino and Bobb Bruno - from Los Angeles, CA Drawing inspiration from '60s surf rock and girl groups, Best Coast's noisy lo-fi sound gave a nod to contemporaneous acts like Hot Lava, the Vivian Girls, and Brilliant Colors. Bethany Cosentino was no stranger to the stage when she began working on recordings with bandmate Bobb Bruno under the name Best Coast in 2009. A former child actress, Cosentino had started writing songs in her teens, and had gained a strong online following by the time she was 17 thanks to a handful of squeaky-clean pop tunes she made available on her MySpace page under the nom de teen pop Bethany Sharayah. "I had interest from major labels," she said in a 2009 interview with PopSense. "And it was kind of overwhelming and I realized that I wasn't ready to be a ‘pop princess.'" In the years that followed, Cosentino put in time as a member of the spacy experimental pop group Pocahaunted and went to school in New York. She moved back to Los Angeles in 2009, at which point she started working with Bruno on Best Coast's first demos. Members: Sami Perez- Bass Hannah Valente- Vocals Eva Treadway- Guitar Sinclair Riley- Drums - from San Francisco, CA It is the mid-1990s in San Francisco California. Four baby girls are crying in their cribs shaking their little baby fists at the heavens lamenting the fact that fate has not yet united them. So begins this tale. Fast forward. It is 2007 and these same four girls are playing Ramones covers in Hannah's basement with studded belts around their waists and braces on their teeth, algebra homework strewn across the floor. Jump ahead. It's November 2011. "The She’s" have just released their first full length record Then It Starts to Feel Like Summer. It's an album that captures their youthful spirits and deep-seeded friendship with tight three part harmonies, sparkling, sunny instrumentals and smart, catchy songwriting. The she's sing songs that reflect their environment, their heartache, their relationships and aspirations. It's infectious. The Grinch smiles when he hears it. People start to notice the noise these four best friends are making. The She's gain momentum in the local music scene and open for bands like Girls, Surfer Blood,Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, and Yuck. They keep writing songs. Fast forward to present day. The She's are back and they've got something new for you. It's dreamy and sunny and the ladies most mature, honest and enchanting release to date. Members: Alexandra, Baylie, Cheyenne - from Oakland, CA Doo-wop garage rock band from Oakland. Influenced by: The Shirelles, The Ronettes, The Crystals, The Shangri-las, Cocteau Twins. Phoebe Bridgers Members: Phoebe Bridgers - from Pasadena, CA Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers has played her own brand of acoustic folk all over Los Angeles, including the Troubadour, the El Rey, the Roxy, Genghis Cohen, Hotel Café, The Coffee Gallery Backstage and the Grand Ole Echo. Hometown Pasadena called her a "local treasure." According to LA-Underground, "Phoebe Bridgers' "Waiting Room" was thee heartbreaker tune of the year. It's brilliant. Those who have caught her shows with and without her band Eistein's Dirty Secret know she's something special." Phoebe is a recent graduate of the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. Phoebe is an engaging performer for such a young singer, and her original songs are mature and insightful. |
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