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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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Tuesday
December 3
2013 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $8 Jail Weddings www.facebook.com/jailweddings Soul / Melodramatic Popular Song / Pop The Dandy Lions EP Release and last SF show www.thedandylionsband.com/ Surf/indie rock duo Bones Of A Feather www.facebook.com/BonesOfAFeather cover band: Songs done better than the originals. Jail Weddings -Gabriel Hart, Jada Wagensomer, Marianne Stewart, Kristina B, Hanna Blumenfeld, Christopher Rager, Marty Sataman, Morgan Hart Delaney, Dave Clifford -Jail Weddings is more than a band. They're a bona-fide gang, a swaying, precarious study into the extremes of human behavior. They're a walking, wailing musical happening in real time. Six years into something that wasn't expected to last six months, Jail Weddings has continued to produce songs that are timeless and top notch. Their initial popularity often hinged on the fact that it could all fall apart at any given moment- with frequent dagger eyes or fistfights both onstage and off- where it was always clear to the audience that the high-drama of the songs often spilled into the band members' own precarious lives. They are a group that audiences could live through vicariously, a band capable of not just inspiring listeners' ugly catharsis, but often enacting its own in public. One of the few that could claim that they are not just a band, but a lifestyle all their own. Their music embodies the failing emotional implosion often borne of a triumvirate of frayed nerves, volatile substances and excessive external pressure that is clearly evidenced in the words and music herein. With the advent of their second album, Meltdown: A Declaration Of Unpopular Emotion, the band has a newfound sense of musical genres and histories mixing together like molten wax. Where the band's signature Shangri-La's, Bad Seeds, noir-hued pop merges with hazy psychedelia, bombastic rock and even essences of bizarre Eastern European folk. It's the sound of a band that's always been at the brink of self-destruction actually growing and thriving on its own chaotic impulses. The Dandy Lions -David Kelly and Derek Sheiring A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... There lived a boy who dreamt of becoming an astronaut/Jedi/Batman/king/doctor/Olympian/vampire, and after years and years of intense training and schooling, he realized he wielded an amazing talent for writing mediocre songs. He then met the worlds most handsome and gifted bass player, and convinced him to play drums instead. They gave up their hopes, talents, and dreams to bring you and your children the tunes of The Dandy Lions. The Dandy Lions bring are coming to Bottom of the Hill to bring you their very best surf/garage/indie rock, in what will be their last show in San Francisco. The very next day, we will lose their genius to New York City, so they're going out with a bang and releasing their new EP right at the show. Bones Of A Feather -Julie Indelicato, Emma Hyatt, Lauren Grubb, Nick de la Riva -Bones Of A Feather is a San Francisco-based cover band, dedicated to playing songs better than the original artists. They make delicate but powerful music for your soul. |
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