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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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Wednesday January 29
2020 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $10 Western Nephews www.facebook.com/westernnephewssf garage indie punk rock Modern Monsters www.modernmonstersmusic.com/ Hard-hitting alt rock with elements of hip-hop, psychedelica, punk, and reggae Forty Feet Tall from Portland www.fortyfeettall.com/ punk, hard rock Western Nephews Evan Meagher: Vocals, Harmonica Kevin Phillips: Guitar Brian Escobar: Guitar, Vocals Alan Hord: Bass John McCain: Drums, Vocals -from San Francisco, CA -Rock is not dead. Western Nephews is a 5-piece rock band from San Francisco that draws from the genre's dirty-dark history to blend current themes of distopia and drug-fueled levity into springboard nostalgic rock songs. Comprised of singer Evan Meagher, guitarists Brian Escobar and Kevin Phillips, bass player Spencer Heaphy and drummer John McCain, Western Nephews brings you swampy gutter rock with some not-so-hidden prog tendencies and smoldering guitars that pair nicely with your favorite brown liquor and beer. Modern Monsters Brody Bass: Bass Keenan Tuohy: Drums Rich Wells: Lead Guitar Wyatt Lennon: Guitars -from San Rafael, CA - Modern Monsters were formed in the Bay Area in 2017. They are a hard-hitting, socially-conscious rock and roll band, primarily inspired by alternative and experimental rock, hip-hop, soul, and grunge. Featured in the Bay Area's Pacific Sun Bay Bridged, KRCB Radio, Mutiny Radio, KWMR’s “Rock of Ages,” Indie Music Press, and Rockstardreams.com. Their debut EP as a five-piece will be released in 2020. Forty Feet Tall vocals / COLE GANN guitar / JACK SEHRES + COLE GANN drums / Ian Kelley bass / BRETT MARQUETTE -from Portland, OR -Forty Feet Tall in its newest iteration has been gigging for a little over a year in Portland and in that time has truly created a sound that is unique; a punk, hard rock abandon that gives off a crazed yet composed energy. |
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