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Friday October 10 2025  8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• ALL AGES $20 in advance / $25 at the door Apes of the State apesofthestate.com country pop folk punk Noogy instagram.com/noogy skate punk TBA ... Apes of the State -from Lancaster, PA -Apes of the State is an independent Lancaster, PA based folk punk band. Apes of the State was born from the post-rehab bedroom folk punk project of singer/songwriter April Hartman in 2015. In her words: “I picked up a guitar and started writing about s*** instead of doing drugs about it.” Their sound is a distinct blend of classic folk punk, emo, pop punk, folk, and bluegrass with attitude fueled vocals spitting clever lyrical wordplay. Drawing early influence from artists such as Pat the Bunny & Paul Baribeau, April filled out the sound of her stripped down and honest acoustic songwriting with a ramshackle crew of musicians collected from open mics and the music scene of their home base Lancaster, PA. The current lineup consists of Dan Ebersole on mandolin & electric guitar, Mollie Swartz on bass & violin, & Ian Cornele on drums. Following the release of their first full band release “This City Isn’t Big Enough” in 2016, the band quickly started building a name for themselves through rigorous and consistent DIY touring and clever use of community building utilizing social media. Their second LP “Pipe Dream” was released in November 2019 just ahead of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Their full year of touring to support the record ended up cancelled due to lockdowns. Undeterred by the setback, April went to work collaborating with the folk punk community virtually to create "Coping with Dystopia", a live stream series that aired regularly throughout the lockdowns and raised over $10k for various charity organizations. At the same time, they saw their listener base start to grow exponentially on streaming services. When they launched back into touring in 2021 they were playing bigger shows than ever before, and had to upgrade their sound from the single mic unplugged acoustic style to the full rock band lineup they currently tour with. In November 2023 ahead of their first big international tour in Australia they released the split EP “They Can’t Kill Us All” with folk punk freshmen Sister Wife Sex Strike. The EP was both an effort to help platform the newer artist as well as release politically charged music ahead of the 2024 election year. A full touring schedule in 2024 followed with the band playing 123 shows across North America, Canada, Europe, and the United Kingdom, including a “Rehab Tour” in March where the band performed as a duo at rehabs and recovery centers up the east coast of the United States alongside Myles Bullen. Despite their growth Apes of the State remains fiercely independent and practices a DIY ethos. They hope to serve as an example that you can achieve success outside of the traditional music industry framework. In April’s words, “we don’t beg for anyone to pay attention to us and give us opportunities – we create them for ourselves and our community.” Noogy -from Denton, TX -Noogy is punk band from Denton TX, formed in January 2016. Mixing 80’s hardcore with the ska-punk of the East Bay sound to create a back-to-basics classic style. Lyrical content express far left political views to stories of troubled adolescence, drug abuse, punk culture and other social issues. Founded by Andre Vorhis (guitar/vox) and Nick Helm (drummer), the band went through numerous line up changes over the years. Anthony Martinez (guitarist/vox) was added in 2018 and has been a permanent fixture ever since. After touring relentlessly with a series of different bassists and tagging along with bands such as T.S.O.L., M.D.C., Reagan Youth, Flipper, etc and opening for Pennywise at Punk Rock Bowling 2019, Noogy recorded the Roughhousin EP at Civil Audio studios. Prior to the release of the Roughhousin EP, drummer Nick Helm passed away on April 24th, 2020. Noogy’s first full length was released on 9/25/2021. It featured a series of previously unreleased/released/demos of drums by Nick Helm from the last few years and were recorded over and remixed to make the album. It was not how the album was intended to be made but was the only way to have original line up on the record. The songs Nick didn’t have a chance to do were filled in by Antonio Val Hernandez of T.S.O.L. and was mixed/mastered/co-produced by Michael Briggs At Civil Audio. TBA - - |
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