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SPECIAL EVENTS: Hotel Horror Show Sundays! Rock & Roll Ping Pong Mondays! Rock Band Tuesdays! |
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Sunday March
21
Hotel Horror Show
Did you know that before you came to the Hotel to drink PBR and hit
on girls(and boys) every Saturday night we were a Funeral Home for
almost 50
years? That's right, this sucker is haunted to all hell. Horror Movie
Triple Feature on "No Show Sundays". Downstairs, 10 Foot screen, Massive
sound
system, Creepy Old Church Pew seating.
Free popcorn and Themed drink
Specials.
TONIGHT'S SPECIAL FEATURE: The Evil Dead Trilogy
Open @ 6pm
Movies @ 7pm
Monday March 22
Rock & Roll Ping Pong
Mondays. Come Rock out with us for our weekly Ping Pong Games! Movies on
the BIG screen, Good old Rock and Roll on our system, Jenga while you
wait. $3 Bud AND Bud Light all night long!
Open at 6pm
Open Tables
FACEBOOK!
Tuesday March 23
Rock Band Bar Night
Our Stage, Our Sound System, Your
Skills
Play CLASSIC ROCK, METAL, and ALL TIME CLASSICS!
Build your bands on Facebook
TOURNAMENT EDITION WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON VIA FACEBOOK AND TWITTER!
Open @ 6pm
Wednesday March 24
RX BANDITS
In an age where taking risks and being fearless can make or break you,
RX have emerged as a tidal wave, a force that shatters all the
boundaries set against them. Throughout their decade long career, the
group has reinvented and revolutionized their identity while retaining
their socially conscious lyrics and eruptive instrumentation. This
concept has been the catalyst for the band’s ever-growing fanbase, which
revels in their uniqueness and continue to storm their celebrated,
incendiary live shows. RX Bandits’ performance on the main stage at
Bonnaroo in 2007 proved the band’s majesty to a new audience, while
myriad tours with the likes of Portugal The Man, Tera Melos, Fall of
Troy, et al, have built the quartet’s considerable fan base over the
years.
with special guests:
The
Builders and The Butchers
Zechs
Marquise
7pm
Thursday March 25
Solar Powered Sun Destroyer
If a band chooses a sweet name like Solar
Powered Sun Destroyer, they've already set themselves up for hefty
expectations. The moniker brings to mind an all out guitar assault that
leaves ears bleeding and brain cells, well, destroyed. The truth is more
interesting. Yes, all five members of Solar Powered Sun Destroyer count
various hardcore bands among their influences, and guitarists Justin
Horenstein and Dave Davies (no, not the guy from the Kinks) both have
considerable technical chops. But the guitar parts veer more toward the
post-rock end of the spectrum, and the vocal melodies of John Kneip are
at once powerful and sweetly emotive. At their most visceral, they could
find a spot next to bands like The Life and Times or Explosions in the
Sky. At their most experimental, they bring to mind M83.” -DCist
with special guests:
Bellflur
Harvard
8pm
Sincerely,
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