Two Gallants to play first show in over two years at Bottom of the Hill on 4/23/11
February 25, 2011
SF heroes Two Gallants have announced that they’ll be playing their first show since taking a break from the band over two years ago. While the group’s last show was at The Fillmore, this next one will be in the more intimate confines of Bottom of the Hill on Saturday, April 23, 2011. Tickets go on sale online tomorrow, February 26th.
The show’s not just Adam Haworth Stephens and Tyson Vogel’s first show back as a duo — it carries some extra special significance for Stephens as well. In November, Adam was involved in a horrible van accident in Wyoming while returning home from tour, which caused him severe nerve damage, as well as a dislocated shoulder and a broken rib. Adam’s now returning to performing following intense physical therapy.
Below, a message from the band announcing their return.
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Ticket Giveaway Wednesday 2: Adam Haworth Stephens, The Futureheads, Dead Meadow
September 29, 2010
This is Part 2 of 2 for Ticket Giveaway Wednesday. Check our earlier post with three other giveaways.
Saturday, October 2nd – Adam Stephens, Mini Mansions, Sea of Bees @ The Independent
Adam Haworth Stephens – “The Cities You’ve Burned”
To enter send an email to contest@thebaybridged.com with your full name in the body and the phrase “I want to see Adam Stephens!” in the subject line. The THIRD person to enter will win a pair of tickets to the show and a digital copy of his new album, We live on Cliffs.
Show starts at 9pm, $13 adv/$15 door, 21+. Purchase advance tickets here.
Saturday, October 2nd – The Futureheads, The So So Glos, Social Studies @ Great American Music Hall
Social Studies – “Time Bandit”
To enter send an email to contest@thebaybridged.com with your full name in the body and the phrase “I want to see The Futureheads!” in the subject line. The FIFTH person to enter will win a pair of tickets to the show.
Show starts at 9pm, $15 adv/$17 door, 6+. Purchase advance tickets here.
Tuesday, October 5th – Dead Meadow, Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound @ Great American Music Hall
Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound – “By The Rippling Green”
To enter send an email to contest@thebaybridged.com with your full name in the body and the phrase “I want to see Dead Meadow!” in the subject line. The FOURTH person to enter will win a pair of tickets to the show.
Show starts at 8pm, $15, 6+. Purchase advance tickets here.
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August 2010 Monthly Mix (Podcast #228)
September 2, 2010
August 2010 Monthly Mix (Podcast #228)
Our latest (and a little belated) Monthly Mix episode of the weekly podcast features music from eight Bay Area bands, including a bunch of tracks from recent and upcoming releases. Enjoy!
About this week’s bands:
To Dreamers, the latest album from Kelley Stoltz (“I Don’t Get That”), comes out on October 12th on Sub Pop. He’ll be playing at the Mezzanine on September 10th, and then celebrating the release of the new record at Cafe Du Nord on October 15th.
Young at Love and Life is the debut EP from Dominant Legs (“About My Girls”). It’s available now from Lefse Records.
Fiveng‘s (“Give Me A Taste”) first release is a single on Beach Tapes. You can download both songs at Beach Tapes’ Bandcamp page.
In August, Bronze (“The Rouge Became”) released a 7″ picture disc on World Famous in SF. No shows upcoming, but we’ll keep you posted.
Burnt Ones (“Kaleidoscope Eyes”) recently moved from Indianapolis to San Francisco. Their first full length, Black Teeth & Golden Tongues, is out now on Roaring Colonel Records, and they’ll be at El Rio on September 22nd.
Oakland’s The Dashing Suns (“Future Thunder”) just released their full length Really Like You on The Council. The band doesn’t have any local dates currently announced.
Birds & Batteries (“Strange Kind of Mirror”) release Panorama on October 12th on Spune/Velvet Blue Music. Their record release show is October 15th at Bottom of the Hill.
Adam Haworth Stephens‘ (“The Cities That You’ve Burned”) solo debut We Live On Cliffs comes out on Saddle Creek at the end of September. He’ll be headlining The Independent on October 2nd.
