Ho99o9, N8NOFACE, Slay Squad
A live bill that puts Ho99o9, N8NOFACE and Slay Squad on one stage at Saint Vitus, for anyone who'd rather spend the night at a show than at home.
A live bill that puts Ho99o9, N8NOFACE and Slay Squad on one stage at Saint Vitus, for anyone who'd rather spend the night at a show than at home.
Two UK bass and garage DJs, Flava D and Smokey Bubblin' B, share one club bill with the whole venue given over to the night. A straight-ahead dance floor booking.
Three bands share one bill: Blackbraid, High Command and Gudsforladt, a full evening of live sets at Saint Vitus, with the lineup doing the talking.
A release party for the single "prey," with Sorry Darling and Kristin Flammio & The Pretty Bitchin on the bill, so it's a full night of live sets in a small room.
Cult punk band Be Your Own Pet headlines a three-band bill with openers Farmer's Wife and Josephine Network, in Zone One, the smaller room at Elsewhere. A tight, loud night of live punk.
One bill pairing Devil Master with Satanic Magick, Diabolus and Coffin Dust. The names alone promise a dark, loud night out, and Saint Vitus is a fitting room for it.
An electric ensemble that runs modern hip-hop, pop, R&B, and folk through the improvisational language of jazz, mixing reimagined songs with originals that blur genre lines.
An evening at Union Pool under a name that promises something loud and a little unhinged. Good for anyone who likes walking into a show curious and letting the room surprise them.
Guerilla Toss bring their art-punk to Elsewhere's Zone One, with Ben Katzman's DeGreaser opening. A straightforward, well-matched club bill for a night of loud guitars and live energy.
A Halloween bill in The Hall with a long, mixed lineup: Cannelle, EQ, Tommy Fleece and Corridos Ketamina, plus Isla Den, Ali RQ, Petal Supply and RICO RICA. Live acts, so costume up.
A "Mexican-spiced" tour of global music that ends with an open fandango jam, so the room turns from listening to dancing and playing along.
Mike Hanford, Jeff Dutton and Tim Kalpakis of the comedy group The Birthday Boys swap sketches for a party rock band. A funny-people-playing-loud-music kind of night.