10:30pm - UNLIKELY CANDIDATES
9PM - BRICK & MORTAR
815PM - MAKE UP GIRL
7:30pm -THE SLANG (local)
ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR FOR CASH OR CREDIT PURCHASE. NO SERVICE FEES.
BAR OPENS FOR FOOD & DRINK AT 6PM. HAPPY HOUR UNTIL 8PM.
Described by the Washington Post as “throwback indie rock,” Makeup Girl is a music lover’s dream come true. From their humble beginnings as a rock duo started by singer Brody Steck and drummer Caleb Schiebel, the band has expanded and matured into something much greater - something new.
Joined by multi-instrumentalist Johnny Leander, and bassist Avery Steck, the band is now at full power.
Drawing from the likes of Stevie Wonder, the Strokes, Funkadelic, and the Arctic Monkeys, Makeup Girl’s sound can be described as an explosive combination of pop rock and other genres including jazz, R&B, latin, and funk. Drummer Caleb Schiebel tirelessly pushes his set to the height of its capabilities, pumping out tight rhythms that allow guitar lines and melodies to run wild. Audiences should expect an engaging live show, ranging from energizing rock songs to dreamy jazz inspired numbers. Makeup Girl songs are filled with surprises as the band flows from groove to groove, seamlessly switching tempo and time signatures as the songs progress.
The band is currently preparing to release their newest and most ambitious EP to date, “Living Safe” - an atmospheric group of songs designed to pull listeners into a world of their own. With lush and carefully constructed arrangements, Makeup Girl’s newest release warns listeners of the dangers of “living safe” urging them to follow their own path in life. Although the most cohesive project from the band so far, “Living Safe” still keeps with the theme, using a mixture of many different styles and grooves that gives this release a sound of its own.
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The Slang is an indie rock band three-piece from Washington D.C. Their musical talents have earned them invitations to several premier music conferences including MPMF, NXNE, IPO and CMJ. The songs of The Slang have been used in various mainstream outlets including HBO, USA network, and Troma Films. The band’s first self-titled EP mixed by Mark Needham (The Killers, Tokyo Police Club, The Toxic Airborne Event) and mastered by Brian Lucey (The Black Keys, Arctic Monkeys) had solid success throughout the US with over 50+ CMJ stations playing tracks from the EP as well as numerous industry write-ups, both stateside and abroad. Their 2016 EP titled ‘Night and Day’ was recorded at the Ocean Way Studios in Nashville, TN, it highlights the talents of songwriter, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist John Bobo and having Miles McPherson (Kelly Clarkson, Paramore) accompanying them on the drums with Matt Slocum (Sixpence None the Richer) composing strings. The band released their album, Night and Day, in the summer of 2016. The album was mixed and produced by Russ Long (Wilco, Sixpence None the Richer). The Slang toured in support of the Night and Day EP starting in the fall/winter of 2016. Their most recent single, Alibi, was released on July 1st, 2017, through Secret Song Records. |
