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Tuesday
October 27 2015 7:00PM doors -- music at 8:00PM ••• ALL AGES $15 in advance / $17 at the door Knuckle Puck www.facebook.com/KnucklePuckIL pop punk Seaway www.facebook.com/seawayband from Ontario, Canada pop punk Sorority Noise www.facebook.com/sororitynoise emo Head North www.facebook.com/HeadNorthNY pop punk rock Knuckle Puck John Siorek - Drums, Joe Taylor - Vocals, Ryan Rumchaks - Bass, Kevin Maida - Guitar,Nick Casasanto - Guitar -from South Suburbs of Chicago -We're a band from Chicago's south suburbs. We make music. Seaway Ryan Locke - Vocals, Patrick Carleton - Guitar, Vocals, Andrew Eichinger - Guitar, Adam Shoji - Bass,Ken Taylor - Drums -from Oakville, Ontario, Canada -We are a pop-punk band of 5 friends from Oakville, ON Canada who play the music we grew up on and continue to love. Influenced by Blink-182, Sum-41 and New Found Glory, we aren’t trying to re-invent the style but instead push it forward. Sorority Noise Cameron Boucher - guitar/vocals, Ryan McKenna - bass/vocals, Adam Ackerman - guitar/vocals, Charlie Singer- drums -from Hartford, CT -“I don’t want to be in an emo band anymore,” proclaims SORORITY NOISE frontman Cameron Boucher. “But I have no problem with people calling us that, because in the strictest of senses, we are an emotionally driven band.” That, is Sorority Noise in a nutshell: part of a movement, but also discrete and determined to break free from the pack. Truth be told, the Connecticut-based quartet—Boucher, guitarist/vocalist Adam “Scuff” Ackerman, bassist/vocalist Ryan McKenna and drummer Charlie Singer—have always operated a little differently than most of their peers. Head North Brent Martone - Guitar / Vocals, Benjamin Lieber - Drums, Alex Matos - Bass / Vocals, Ryan Harris - Guitar -from Buffalo, NY -Brent, Ben, Alex, and Ryan are dudes in a band…not band dudes. New York indie artists, Head North take music seriously. It is a way of life, not a weekend hobby for Brent Martone (vocals/guitar), Ben Lieber (drums), Alex Matos (bass), and Ryan Harris (guitar). After being a DIY band for so long, signing to Bad Timing Records just made sense. They have more resources and contacts resulting in the first national tour for Head North. Not sure what to expect, Head North is thrilled that they are playing each night to packed houses and sold out shows with the bands they admire. Touring is an education. Martone is an accomplished singer/songwriter, but would like to learn more about live performance and songwriting techniques, because he is always striving to be better. After years of playing basements and DIY spaces, touring was a challenge. He explains, “It’s definitely a different animal. We have to learn how to do both. We got comfortable doing basement shows and stuff, but now we are trying to learn how to do it in a real venue setting.” The band members of Head North are excited to be mentored by more experienced touring bands, and look forward to discovering tips and tricks to being successful on the road. |
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