Jezef Van Wissen at Skull Alley
From Joel Hunt:
Due to events beyond our control, the following show has been MOVED! Please note the new time and venue.
JOZEF van WISSEM & HERESY OF THE FREE SPIRIT (from Holland, on Important Records)
CHE CHEN & ROBBIE LEE (from Brooklyn, New York)
COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT (from Louisville)
PETE FOSCO (from Cincinnati, Ohio)
Tuesday, April 13th
at SKULL ALLEY
1017 E. Broadway
8 PM, $5, ALL AGES
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Based on the speed of the first show selling out and the number of people that missed tickets, a second Endpoint reunion show has been officially announced! This show will feature Endpoint, Sunspring, Shedding, and Big Wheel on May 14th, also at Headliner’s. Tickets will be available on March 26th again at Ear X-Tacy, Ticketweb.com, and Wild & Wooly. Tickets are $15 advance, and $18 DOS (I guess they’re going to keep some for the door?).
Here’s the original, uncut/unedited version of the scene report that ended up in Please & Thank You zine #1 that was released on Saturday, March 6th. Eric is out of town this weekend with most of the zines, but I’m sure Mike Stewart still has some if you want to pick one up. Keep in mind that this was written for a zine that came out the first weekend of March 2010.
GET TIGHT TONIGHT with Alcohawk/Tints/Open Fields (tight 1st show)/Sea City (1st show)
Details/directions: http://forums.louisvillehardcore.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12268
From Eric:
Spring is finally here! For our first show of the new season, we’re playing nothing but happy fun music. No bummers this time around. We’re playing Peter and Craig’s “Spring” 7 inch, Lifetime, Bandname, The Max Levine Ensemble, Delay, and tons more!
Our good friends from the Dead Nuns house are starting their first radio show right after ours, right at 9. Tune in! They are doing a one hour show covering Bay Area Punk (Op Ivy to Neurosis).
TUESDAY 7PM EST
http://louisville.edu/rso/wlcv/wlcv.asx
502-852-7759
HOLLAHOLLAHOLLA
-ericandmary
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