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Listings are
in the opposite order of appearance: headliner is listed at the top,
next is the support band(s),
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Friday April 1 2016 8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $10 in advance / $12 at the door Eyes On The Shore eyesontheshore.com/ Rock & Roll Fritz Montana www.facebook.com/fritzmontanaband Indie-Blues Rock Down And Outlaws www.downandoutlaws.com/ Rock and Roll Coyote www.facebook.com/coyotetheband country americana Eyes On The Shore Kayhan Golkar - Bass, Antrom Kury - Guitar, Cory Tauber - Vocals, Erik Huang - Drums, Kevin McCann Keys -from San Francisco, CA -San Francisco-based band, Eyes on the Shore, takes listeners on their journey through wondrous soundscapes, explosive crescendos and heartbreaking vocals. The band, consisting of Kayhan Golkar on bass, Antrom Kury on lead guitar, Cory Tauber on lead vocals, guitar and percussion, and Kyle Albery on drums and vocals, transforms skintight songwriting into contemplative jams with hurricane-force, that fade out as gracefully as a sunset. Rooted in blues, Motown and surf music from the 60s, Eyes on the Shore holds an array of inspirational influences including early rock and roll, hip hop and post-modern bands like Sigur Ros and Radiohead. Featuring bombastic drum and bass, ambient guitar, and washed out surf rhythms, Eyes on the Shore is not afraid of being a guitar band. With psychedelic mysticism and Beatles-style harmonies, the group delivers hard rock with delicate, reassuring hands. Lead bass riffs take on a heavy, low-end grit, while ethereal guitar melodies stand as the voice of the band; raw, bottomless vocals croon simple but intricate verses while Latin rhythms and salsa beats seamlessly slip their way into rock songs. Fritz Montana David Marshall - Guitar/ Vocals, Kevin Logan - Bass, Matthew Hagarty - Drums -from San Francisco, CA -San Francisco based blues/indie rock trio Fritz Montana formed in early 2013 with the goal to create music that keeps your feet dancing and your head banging. Growing up as products of the Bay Area’s suburbs, three ambitious and passionate young men met on a whim and haven’t looked back since. With their minds set on proving that rock and roll isn’t dead, Fritz Montana burst onto the local music scene, securing a spot to open for Kings of Leon, Vampire Weekend, Queens of the Stone Age, AFI, Arctic Monkeys, and Capital Cities. This success quickly led to playing with other renowned artists, including Glass Animals, Royal Blood, The Strypes, and Little Hurricane, as well as garnering rave reviews on their two albums. Staying true to their roots, these men have dedicated their lives to the betterment of American music and the creation of heart-melting soulful jams. Down And Outlaws Peter Danzig, Kyle Luck, Chris Danzig, Jon Carr -from San Francisco, CA -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. Down and Outlaws are a rock and roll band, pure and simple. Influenced by bands like The Stooges and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, you can call these San Franciscans dirty, bluesy, rootsy; it doesn't really matter, because all four members – Peter Danzig, Kyle Luck, Chris Danzig, and Jon Carr – are determined to put their stamp of rock and roll back on the map, literally and figuratively. The band balances packed local performances with tour dates across the country. Over the past year, they've performed with Reignwolf, Cancer Bats, The Silent Comedy and Black Pistol Fire, picking up die-hard fans and media attention from Austin and Portland to Tucson and Los Angeles and beyond. Coyote Jessi Williams, Robin Harris, Chris Sousa, Conan Skryme -from Los Angeles, CA -Crossing old timey rhythms and twangy vocals with rich harmonies and dirty guitars, Coyote, a Los Angeles based band, is comprised of five people who simply love to play. Songwriter, Jessi Williams, brings the sounds of the country from her midwest/southern upbringing. Heavily lyric based songs chronicle her life experiences through the eyes of ghosts, gypsies and murderers. |
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