Friday 03/28 (07:00PM) @
celebrating Mike Rod's birthday. hilarity to ensue.
The Strange Boys
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AustinChronicle:
Eccentric, whiny, punk blues played by three – ahem – young men from Dallas.moremore
Eccentric, whiny, punk blues played by three – ahem – young men from Dallas.more at austinchronicle.com
The Carrots
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AustinChronicle:
Matching outfits, sugar-high harmonies, and songs about kissing can only mean one thing: Austin sixpiecemore
Matching outfits, sugar-high harmonies, and songs about kissing can only mean one thing: Austin sixpiece the Carrots is born of the Sixties girl group stew.more at austinchronicle.com
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beerlandtexas said:
Say what you will about Beerland, but the Red River punk club takes care of its own. Case in point: Tonight’s tribute to local scene favorite Mike Rodriguez, whose annual birthday show is always a non-stop orgy of retro ditties and dirty dancing. The Strange Boys headlines with a wise-beyond-its-years mix of nicotine-stained folk and Greenwich Village garage, supported by sashays and sweet girl-group harmonies from The Carrots and raunchy prom rock from Alright Tonight. While past birthday shows have featured an all-male stripper revue, Rodriguez says he’s tired of pressuring his friends into dancing–although he adds, “But I’m not gonna turn away any cute dude who wants to whip it out and show me.” So if you’re bringing a gift, don’t bother to wrap it. Also playing: Ripe. –The Onion
Posted about 1 month ago. ( permalink )beerlandtexas said:
The Strange Boys
Posted about 1 month ago. ( permalink )Beerland, Friday, Mar 28
Two nights, two birthdays, and 10 million pounds of sludge from Austin. Friday night kicks off Beerland fixture Mike Rod’s birthday party with the Strange Boys’ slow burn, Alright Tonight’s basement party, and the Carrots’ girl-group glee. Ripe opens. Saturday night, Beerland owner Randall Stockton joins in celebration with nuthin’ but rock: Those Peabodys, Hex Dispensers, and Attack Formation, with Party Garbage starting off on a sloppy note. Dance, drink, and buy the boys a beer. – Darcie Stevens, Austin Chronicle
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