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Wednesday November 11
2026
8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• ALL AGES $15 in advance / $18 at the door $19.81 in advance [15 face value +4.81 service fee] lowercase instagram.com/lowercase_band noise-rock post-hardcore Shearling shearlingofficial.bandcamp.com noise-rock experimental Wife instagram.com/wife.c0m noise-rock post-hardcore lowercase -SoCal Desert, CA -Started by Imaad Wasif (vocals/guitar) and Brian Girgus (drums), lowercase is a band from the Southern California desert. They released numerous singles and 3 full length LP’s between 1993-2000. Initially a duo, they enlisted Justin Halterlein (bass) for their second album, Kill The Lights, and Tiber Scheer (bass) for the final LP, The Going Away Present. Shearling -from Los Angeles, CA -Serving as a spiritual continuation of the now-defunct Sprain, Shearling exhibits the reunion of a now decade-old collaborative force between guitarists Alexander Kent and Sylvie Simmmons. A subsequent recruiting of percussionist Andrew Chanover, bassist Wesley Nelson, and Keyboardist Elizabeth Carver filled out their orchestrally-minded roster. The band was mostly quiet for its first year of existence, avoiding live performances to instead focus on their brazen debut ‘Motherfucker, I am Both: “Amen” and "Hallelujah"…’ The record retains Sprain’s characteristic commitment to intensity, further mutated through a newfound lens of collagist approach. Featuring only a single, hour-plus long song, Motherfucker is a demanding exhibition of uncompromising ethos. Shearling’s aggressive live performances and meticulous recordings demonstrate an ambition, audacity, and emotional vulnerability that few contemporary bands can parallel. Wife -from San Francisco, CA -Wife is a San Francisco band formed in 2021, rooted in San Francisco’s DIY music scene. Their music—a desperate, dramatic punk jitter full of howl and laughter and breath-stealing jolts—draws on the memories built through house shows in the Sunset, volunteer shifts at Adobe Books, and the collective happenings of Outhouse. In the band’s own words, “We like to have fun, and emphasize play and weirdness!” This performance coincides with the release of Wife’s album The Importance of Daydreaming, released on vinyl by Recess Records and on cassette by Cherub Dream Records. |
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