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Sunday December 6
2020 CLOSED The
Birthday Massacre show is canceled.
Hopefully, it will still be rescheduled next year but for now all advance tickets for this show can be refunded. Sunday December 6
2020
<<<< rescheduled from 4/14
8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM   ••• ALL AGES $20 The Birthday Massacre www.facebook.com/TheBirthdayMassacre .Rock/New Wave/Synthpop Julien-K www.julienk.com/ Indietronic Solanum Xanti from Striplicker www.facebook.com/SolanumXanti Industrial, dark pop, tech rock, batman The Birthday Massacre Chibi - Vocals Rainbow - Guitars/Programming/Vocals M. Falcore - Guitars Rhim - Drums Owen - Keyboards Nate Manor - Bass -from Toronto, Canada -New wave/goth revival outfit the Birthday Massacre formed in London, Ontario in 2000 -- originally dubbed Imagica, the founding lineup comprised frontwoman Chibi, guitarists Rainbow and M. Falcore, bassist Aslan, keyboardist Dank, and percussionist O.E. After recording a seven-song demo session, Dank left Imagica and the remaining members relocated to Toronto, where a second demo release followed in mid-2001. Upon renaming itself the Birthday Massacre, the group released its debut LP, Nothing & Nowhere, in the summer of 2002. With the resignation of O.E., the lineup welcomed keyboardist Adm and percussionist Rhim prior to recording a follow-up EP, 2004's Violet. Adm quit the Birthday Massacre prior to an expanded European release of Violet on the German Repo label; in 2005, the band signed to the Metropolis imprint to issue the disc in North America and the U.K., adding keyboardist O-en for a tour of Western Europe. In 2007 the band released its third album, Walking with Strangers, on Metropolis, then set out on tour with Mindless Self Indulgence and Julien-K. Three years later, the band released 2010's Pins and Needles, followed up quickly by an EP, Imaginary Monsters, in 2011. Following 2012's Hide and Seek, which enjoyed modest chart success and a warm critical reception, the Birthday Massacre turned to their fans to help crowdfund their sixth album, Superstition. Released in late 2014, the album was supported by a major North American tour as well as tours of Brazil and the U.K. Compiling original four-track demos from their early days, Imagica was released in 2016. It was followed in the summer of 2017 by the studio album Under Your Spell. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi Julien K RYAN SHUCK, AMIR DERAKH, ANTHONY VALCIC, BIDI COBRA, ALEX GONZALES -from Long Beach, CA -Amir Derakh, Ryan Shuck and Anthony “Fu” Valcic have been musical collaborators for 15+ years. During their time together they have weaved in and out of mainstream music like a constantly evolving musical fashion house. In the late 90's they were responsible for massive radio and sales hits such as "Blind" (Korn), "Blue Monday"," Stitches", and "Fiction" (Orgy), and recently "Crawl Back In" and "Let Down" (Dead By Sunrise with their close friend Chester Bennington). After enjoying years of traditional music business success, they have spent the last decade methodically moving away from the mainstream approach that put them on the map, opting to carefully steer their fans in a new direction, towards their new independent alternative electro rock project Julien-K – which sounds more at home with acts like Depeche Mode, The Kills, Nine Inch Nails, New Order, The Presets, Interpol, & Phantogram. Solanum Xanti Jamie Cronander - Vocals, guitar, bass, synth, programming, songwriting, production Devin Nixon - Drums, drum & synth programming, mixing, lights, production Adam Pierce - Drum & synth programming, mixing, production -from San Francisco, CA -Solanum Xanti (pronounced; Salon-um Zahntee) began in the effort to make something beautiful out of something ugly. Aggressive and dirty sounds, with dark themes and haunting harmonies, glued together with pop sensibility. |