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Friday March 10 2023 CLOSED [as of 3/8/23]
Previous show is canceled. All tickets get refunded. Here's a note from Kevin Devine: Super bummed to report I tested positive for Covid (twice!) this morning after feeling some symptoms upon awakening. As a result, we have to cancel the remaining shows on this west coast run. Refunds are available at point of purchase. This supremely sucks and I’m really sorry. We hope to see you as soon as possible. Thank you. Friday
March 10 2023
7:30PM doors -- music at 8:00PM   ••• ALL AGES $20 in advance / $24 at the door Make the Clocks Move Tour --------New Amsterdams off the bill Kevin Devine www.kevindevine.net/ indie rock Brother Bird www.brotherbirdmusic.com/ lofi singer-songwriter Tess Stevens (solo) tessstevens.com/ Pop Punk [as of
2/28 at 2PM,
previous co-headliner New Amsterdams dropped off the bill.
The Make The Clocks Worse Tour became Make The Clocks Move Tour] Kevin Devine -from Brooklyn, NY -Kevin Devine is an independent singer/songwriter from Brooklyn, NY. He plays alone, with his Goddamn Band, and as a member of Bad Books. Brother Bird -Nashville, TN -Brother Bird is the Nashville-based solo project of Caroline Swon. She embraces an intimate, ethereal style of indie rock in her 2018 self-titled EP, and has since worked closely with her friends/mentors Andy Hull & Robert McDowell of Manchester Orchestra on her first full length album, ‘gardens’. Released at the end of 2021, this record showcases a more energetic and playful sound from Caroline while still touching on her trademark vulnerability. In addition to joining Manchester Orchestra on the road for their co-headlining tour with The Front Bottoms, Swon has also opened up for several other artists such as Pete Yorn, Cavetown, Pinegrove, Bad Books, Lily & Madeleine, and Old Sea Brigade. Tess Stevens -from San Francisco, CA -Characterized by her buzzsaw rhythm guitar, soaring pop vocals, and massive hooks - Tess Stevens brings together unexpected elements to create a punk-laced sound all her own. After the independent release of her debut E.P. "Patient 139," not only did she learn to accept her demons, she learned to love them. What started as four polished punk songs blossomed into an online community of nearly 500,000 followers across social media and kindred spirits who found the broken pieces of themselves in her music, and gained the strength to put themselves back together in the process. With her debut LP slated for release in 2023, Tess formed "Tess Stevens and The Details" in San Francisco, California, and is playing high-energy punk rock shows all around the Bay Area. Her message of hope, confusion, despair, and triumph resonates with audiences from Tik Tok to live shows. Her fearless expression of what it means to be your own worst enemy cuts like a razor through her lyrics while the band rumbles steadily beneath her - proving that no matter how deep you can fall, there will be something to catch you. [as of 2/28 at 2PM, previous co-headliner New Amsterdams dropped off the bill. The Make The Clocks Worse Tour became Make The Clocks Move Tour] Friday
March 10 2023
 7:30PM doors -- music at 8:00PM ••• ALL AGES $20 in advance / $24 at the door Make the Clocks Worse Tour New Amsterdams [co-headlining] (featuring Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids) www.facebook.com/thenewamsterdams/ www.facebook.com/mattpryorsongs emo folk rock Kevin Devine [co-headlining] www.kevindevine.net/ indie rock Brother Bird www.brotherbirdmusic.com/ cinematic lo-fi indie rock New Amsterdams (featuring Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids) -from Lawrence, KS -The New Amsterdams is an American band featuring Matthew Pryor of The Get Up Kids. In a certain sense, they represented the acoustic counter-project to The Get up Kids. In contrast to The Get Up Kids, this project features acoustic guitars, the accordion, wind instruments, strings, and mature elements of American folklore. Among the members were also numerous musicians and contributors of The Get Up Kids and other friendly bands. |