Sights & Sounds

The deadline for listings is noon, September 24  for the September 27 issue. Send listings to [email protected]. Note: 617 should be dialed before numbers below, unless another area code is given.

Special events

Jazz at the Farm A benefit for the Urban Farming Institute on September 21 from 5 to 8 p.m.  Fowler Clark Epstein Farm, 487 Norfolk Street, Mattapan, MA 02126

Find tickets and can be purchased at Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jazz-at-the-farm-tickets-71117158335?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Enjoy a late summer evening of jazz curated by composer, guitarist, and educator Bill Banfield. Food courtesy of Jamaica Mi Hungry. Proceeds support the Urban Farming Institute of Boston. The evening will feature mini-tours and a meet and greet with UFI’s fabulous farmers. Admission is $35 (food and beverage not included). 18+.

The Urban Farming Institute of Boston’s mission is to develop and promote urban farming as a commercial sector that creates green collar jobs for residents, and to engage urban communities in building a healthier and more locally based food 

For more information Email [email protected] or urbanfarminginstitute.org

Multi-Family Yard Sale at 94 Jamaica Street, JP will be held on September 21, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. -3:00 p.m. Huge amount of very good stuff!!

All proceeds to go to support the work of the Boston Immigrant Justice Accompaniment Network (BIJAN)

The Annual Roslindale Day Parade has delighted people from all over the Boston area for over four decades.  Our 44th Annual Roslindale Day Parade will take place on Sunday, October 6, 2019 stepping off at 1:00 p.m. from Washington Street by Adams Park in Roslindale Village,  proceeding up South Street, to Belgrade Avenue, to West  Roxbury Parkway, to Gottwald Rotary, to Centre Street, to South Street, and ending on Robert Street at Fallon Field.  

Stephen Judge and the Delfino Restaurant Family will be honored as Grand Marshals. 

Following the Parade, all are invited to join us in  Fallon Field from about 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. for refreshments,  stage performances, a steel drum band, community  information tables, face painting, and lawn games.

For information about how your group or business can participate, please call 617-327-4886, e-mail to [email protected], or visitwww.roslindaleparade.com.  

The Jamaica Plain Historical Society.will be holding a free Guided Walking Tour of Green Street will take place on Saturday, September 14 starting at 11:00 a.m. from in front of Southern Jamaica Plain  Health Center, 640 Centre Street.

In Spanish – Free Guided Walking Tour of Hyde Square neighborhood will take place on Saturday, September 14 starting at 11:00am from in front of Brendan Behan Pub, 378 Centre Street. Conducted by the Jamaica Plain Historical Society. 

Free Guided Walking Tour of the Woodbourne neighborhood will take place on Saturday,September 21 starting at 11:00am from  

in front of Bethel AME Church at the corner of Walk Hill Street and Wachusett Street. . 

Eliot School will have the following events:

Modern Monuments, family art-making with Wee The People and Eliot School Artist in Residence L’Merchie Frazier. What stories do public monuments tell, and what stories are missing? September 14, 2pm and 3pm, Eliot School, 24 Eliot St.

New Urban Monuments: Stand Up Inside Yourself! Art by Eliot School Artist in Residence L’Merchie Frazier and Teen Bridge about possibilities for public monuments. September 28 and 29, 12-5pm, Eliot School Annex, 253 Amory St.

Eliot School Faculty Showcase at JP Open Studios, September 28 & 29, 11am-6pm, Eliot School, 24 Eliot St.

L’Merchie Frazier: New Urban Monuments, Eliot School Artist in Residence exhibition October 2-27. Reception October 4, 6-8pm. Artist’s Talk October 20, 3pm, Galatea Fine Art, 460 Harrison Ave. #B-6, SoWa.

Lantern Making for Spontaneous Celebrations’ Lantern Parade, all ages welcome. October 14, 2-4pm, Eliot School, 24 Eliot St. 

Holiday Ornament-Making, family fun, all ages welcome. December 15, 10am-12:30pm, Eliot School, 24 Eliot St.

Arts, Music, and Culture

Jesus Drinks Free! 1950s-70s country, gospel, soul and RnB spun by 2 atheists (and guests) @Jeanie Johnston 9pm-Close FREE

Soul music & Country music. Foundational sounds of the American experience spun  monthly with love, admiration, and a deep want to create fun. Throw in a non-believer’s true lust for spinning GOSPEL music and you have Jesus Drinks Free. The music comes from the 1950s thru the 1970s. We’re @ The Jeanie Johnston Pub every first Thursday night of every month. Good times in Jamaica Plain.”      

The Haven, Hootenanny – JP’s OPEN MIC EVERY WEDNESDAY, hosted by Tom Dowd. Sign up is 9.30pm and we have prizes every Wednesday for the most interesting acts.          

Midway Café, All shows 21+ – Doors at 8:00 PM unless otherwise noted

EVERY THURSDAY 9:30 PM – 2:00 AM: QUEERAOKE (Drink – Sing – Dance – Repeat!) 

Boston’s very best lesbian night (but everyone is welcome and all are invited!)

EVERY FRIDAY 6:00 – 8:30 PM (FREE!): HIPPIE HOUR with Mystical Misfits and Uncle Johnny’s Band (alternating weeks) and their friends playing the music of The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan and more!

EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT 8:00 PM – 2:00 AM (FREE!): OPEN MIC AT THE MIDWAY Hosted by Angela Sawyer and Gabe Stoddard. Come one, come all! More info: http://midwayorthehighway.com/

FRIDAY 9/13 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($8.00): Purple Moon (Pink Floyd tribute), The Keith Curbow Studio Band

SATURDAY 9/14 (Night Show) $7.00: Matt Charette and the Truer Sound, Cook Bag, Courters, Michael Kane & the Morning Afters

SATURDAY 9/14 (Day Show) 3pm ($7.00): The Gypsy Moths, Club Linehan A-Go-Go, Johnny Plankton, Doug MacDonald Band

SUNDAY 9/15 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): Wolfram Presents: How We Burn, Anger and Grace, Grace Drive, Exhale

MONDAY 9/16 ($7.00): Inspector 34, The Brankas, Shake The Baby Til The Love Comes Out, Brown Lasers

TUESDAY 9/17 ($5.00): Conor Ryan Hennessy, Brian Walker, Brandon Xue, Luke Domozick

WEDNESDAY 9/18 ($10.00): geekbeatradio presents: LEX the Lexicon Artist, Super Smack, Minusworld, Sarah Donner

THURSDAY 9/19: TBA

FRIDAY 9/20 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($10.00): PRIORS (Slovenly Recordings) with special guests Black Beach, Far Corners, Andy California

SATURDAY 9/21 (Night Show) $10.00: C i d e r d o w n (release show) with special guests Jakals, David Rabinowicz, and more!

SATURDAY 9/21 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): The Inebriations, Low Sparks, Possum, CharlesRiver

SUNDAY 9/22 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): The Shoats, Hearken, Threat Level Burgundy, El Grande

MONDAY 9/23 ($5.00): Mercury On Mars, Ghost:Hello, Summer Cult

TUESDAY 9/24: TBA

WEDNESDAY 9/25: TBA

THURSDAY 9/26 (before Queeraoke) $5.00: Travels With Brindle

Jeanie Johnston Pub, 144 South St. Open Mic hosted by Tony Bluze, Sundays at 8 pm. More events at jeaniejohnstonpub.com. 

Bella Luna & The Milky Way Weekly Events Include: Radio Mamba’s Family Rumba, every Sunday 5pm-8pm, live Latin music.  Every Monday Stump Trivia from 8 – 10 p.m., Teacher Tuesdays and Dirty Water Saloon line dancing for queer folks and allies at 7PM.  Every Wednesday live music from 6:30 – 9:30 PM.  Throwback Thursday from 6-8pm with rotating DJ’s barside.  Visit www.milkywayjp.com for more late night events Thu-Sun.

Old Time Music, Southern/roots music, second and fourth Wednesdays, 7.30pm, back room at Doyle’s Cafe, 3484 Washington St. Info: [email protected].

First Fridays Youth Open Mic with renowned feature artists, first Friday of every month, 7pm at First Baptist Church, 633 Centre St. Free for performers and those under 25, $10 suggested donation for those 25 and over.

Doyle’s Cafe 3484 washington st Jamaica Plain 617-524-2345 …..Trivia every Tuesday 8pm-10pm Old Time Jam every other Wednesday PM..Now Featuring Live music first Friday of each month with Chris Baird and friends 8pm no cover Irish and American tunes 

Dance and Comedy 

BalletRox Class Registration is Now Open: https://balletrox.info/dance-with-us/register. Classes start September 9, ages 4 to 18, at Spontaneous Celebrations. 617-224-7386 for more information.

Dance JP Revival! Free your mind, body, and soul, and lift your spirits with high-energy, feel-good, socially conscious music from around the world! All ages. Wheelchair accessible. Nov. 16, 7:30-9:30pm, First Baptist Church JP, 633 Centre St. $5-$15

(No one turned away for lack of funds). More info: https://tinyurl.com/DanceJPRevival, [email protected]

Gender-Free/English Country Dance, beginners welcome and encouraged. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays (5th Tuesdays: experienced) of the month, 7:30-11:30pm, First Church, 6 Eliot St. Info: www.lcfd.org/bgfe/512-5554.

Learn to stiltwalk with Spontaneous Celebrations, 45 Danforth St. Sundays, 11am-1pm, $5. Info: 857-498-2438.

Egleston Square Branch Library, 2044 Columbus Ave.

Free Drop-In Homework Help

Mondays-Thursdays, 3:30-5:30pm

The library provides free, drop-in afterschool homework help for students in grades K-8 throughout the school year. Spanish assistance is available Mondays and Thursdays. Help is provided by trained, high-achieving high school students. This program is available at locations across Boston on days that Boston Public Schools are in session. The full list of locations is online at www.bpl.org/homework.

Jamaica Plain Branch Library

Jamaica Plain Branch Library, 30 South Street, Jamaica Plain (617) 524-2053 will be hosting the following events:

*Latin Baroque Fiesta—Hispanic Heritage Month

Thursday, September 19, 6:30pm. In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we bring Rumbarroco, a Latin fusion ensemble featuring Daniela Tosic (voice), Diane Heffner (early clarinets), Fabiola Mendez (Puerto Rican cuatro), Kera Washington (percussion), Kirstein Lamb (bass)  and Laury Gutierrez (viola da gamba and Renaissance guitar). Funding provided by the Heart Fund.

*Climate Preparedness Week

Thursday, September 26—two events! 2pm “Connecting with Loved Ones about the Climate Crisis”, a JP@Home program, open to all.  6pm “Paris to Pittsburgh”—Mothers out Front, BCAN and the JP Branch invite you to see this film which  celebrates Americans facing climate change and demanding solutions.

Poetry Writing Workshop

Saturdays, through October 12, 2-3:30.  Join the class soon, no experience needed.

Race and Inclusion Book Discussion

Saturdays, September 21 and 28, 1:15-3pm. Roslindale Friends series hosted by the JP Branch.

Discussing Coates book “The Beautiful Struggle”. New book discussed November 2,16,23.

On Softer Ground: Patchwork Landscapes by Annie Cardinaux

Presented by the Friends of the JP Branch Library, Uforge and the JP Branch, viewable during library hours through October 31st.

*Creative Aging. Tuesdays, September 24-November 12, 2-4pm. Painting and drawing class for older adults (55+). Sponsored by Age Strong Commission, Office of Arts and Culture, Boston Public Library, Goddard House and Lifetime Arts.   First come first served so sign up soon!

*Monthly Memory Cafe. Monday, September 30. 10:30-noon. Please join us for conversations that allow time to share memories, laughter and concerns. Participants experiencing memory lapses are welcome to attend –and anyone requiring special assistance should be accompanied by a caretaker. Refreshments will be generously provided by the Rogerson House.

MEDICARE: How does it work? Wednesday, October 9, 10:15-11:15am. If you are approaching Medicare and have questions, please RSVP to 617-522-9270 and mention this event, along with your name and phone number.  Get your questions answered at this Ethos SHINE (Serving the Health Insurance Needs of Everyone) program.

Connolly Branch Library

433 Centre St., 522-1960, www.bpl.org.

We will be holding our annual book sale on Saturday, September 14 from 10 – 4. We are looking for volunteers to assist .  Volunteer opportunities are as follows:

8 – 10 Set up

10 -12 Staffing the sale

12- 2 Staffing the sale

2- 4 Staffing the sale

4 Take down and pack up

If you are interested and available at any of those times, please let me know or sign up in the library.

Tours/Talks/Workshops

Stonybrook Fine Arts, Make Your Own Wedding Rings workshop and teen & adult classes in welding, foundry and mold-making, ongoing, 24 Porter St. Info: stonybrookfinearts.com.

Woodworking, sewing, art classes, fiber arts, photography, book arts. Children, teens, adults, year round. Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts, 24 Eliot St. Info: eliotschool.org or 524-3313.

Shim Gum Do (Mind Sword Path), zen sword, karate and meditation classes, scholarships available, Spontaneous Celebrations, 45 Danforth St. Info: 429-8024/[email protected].

Meet-Ups

Narratives Boston, queer activist-writers group open to LGBTQ-identified adults interested in creative expression and social justice, first and third Wednesday evenings of the month, 7-9pm, Haymarket People’s Fund, 42 Seaverns Ave. Info: [email protected].

Party for the Helping Hand Fund, hosted by Haymarket People’s Fund, every 3rd Friday of the month, 5:30-8pm, 42 Seaverns Ave. Info: 522-3349/[email protected].

Networking Group, local chapter of BNI, meets on Wednesdays at the Farnsworth House at 7am. Consists of 30 members of different professions. Through development and trust and relationships amongst the members, objective is to promote each other’s businesses. Members may live outside of JP, but common tie is either living in or servicing the JP area. Info: President of chapter Katelyn Atwater, info: 431-0929

he Midway Café

3496 Washington Street

Jamaica Plain, MA 02130

617-524-9038

http://www.midwaycafe.com

All shows 21+ – Doors at 8:00 PM unless otherwise noted

EVERY THURSDAY 9:30 PM – 2:00 AM: QUEERAOKE (Drink – Sing – Dance – Repeat!) 

Boston’s very best lesbian night (but everyone is welcome and all are invited!)

EVERY FRIDAY 6:00 – 8:30 PM (FREE!): HIPPIE HOUR with Mystical Misfits and Uncle Johnny’s Band (alternating weeks) and their friends playing the music of The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan and more!

EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT 8:00 PM – 2:00 AM (FREE!): OPEN MIC AT THE MIDWAY Hosted by Angela Sawyer and Gabe Stoddard. Come one, come all! More info: http://midwayorthehighway.com/

September 2019:

TONIGHT! TUESDAY 9/3 ($5.00): Minx, Amy Mantis & the Space Between, VAT

WEDNESDAY 9/4 ($7.00): Slark Moan, Ray Liriano, Golf Weapons

THURSDAY 9/5 (before Queeraoke) $5.00: Richie Parsons

FRIDAY 9/6 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($5.00): WitchWood Music Productions presents: LOVE LOVE, The Shellye Valauskas Experience, Rocky Ludden, Jeffrey Perrin, and Larry Andersen

SATURDAY 9/7 (Night Show) $8.00: Dioniso, Último Minuto, Camino N’ Exceso

SATURDAY 9/7 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): The McGunks, Jason Bennett & The Resistance, Lilac City Low Lifes, Triggered, Jamie Payette of Loser’s Circle

SUNDAY 9/8 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): Private Instigators, Color Killer, Jonee Earthquake Band, The Degenerates of Punk

MONDAY 9/9 ($10.00): Punk Rockin’ And Pastie Poppin’

TUESDAY 9/10 ($5.00): Them Fantasies, Indiana Heights, Serena Z

WEDNESDAY 9/11 ($5.00): Fully Celebrated Orchestra with special guests SHALASHASKA

THURSDAY 9/12 (before Queeraoke) $5.00: Britt Walsh (Monthly Residency)

FRIDAY 9/13 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($8.00): Purple Moon (Pink Floyd tribute), The Keith Curbow Studio Band

SATURDAY 9/14 (Night Show) $7.00: Matt Charette and the Truer Sound, Cook Bag, Courters, Michael Kane & the Morning Afters

SATURDAY 9/14 (Day Show) 3pm ($7.00): The Gypsy Moths, Club Linehan A-Go-Go, Johnny Plankton, Hannah Smart

SUNDAY 9/15 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): Wolfram Presents: How We Burn, Anger and Grace, Grace Drive, Exhale

MONDAY 9/16 ($7.00): Inspector 34, The Brankas, Shake The Baby Til The Love Comes Out, Brown Lasers

TUESDAY 9/17 ($5.00): Conor Ryan Hennessy, Brian Walker, Brandon Xue, Luke Domozick

WEDNESDAY 9/18 ($10.00): geekbeatradio presents: LEX the Lexicon Artist, Super Smack, Minusworld, Sarah Donner

THURSDAY 9/19 (before Queeraoke) $5.00: Dave Fredette

FRIDAY 9/20 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($10.00): PRIORS (Slovenly Recordings) with special guests Black Beach, Far Corners, Andy California

SATURDAY 9/21 (Night Show) $10.00: C i d e r d o w n (release show) with special guests Jakals, David Rabinowicz, and more!

SATURDAY 9/21 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): The Inebriations, Low Sparks, Possum, CharlesRiver

SUNDAY 9/22 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): The Shoats, Hearken, Threat Level Burgundy, El Grande

MONDAY 9/23 ($5.00): Mercury On Mars, Ghost:Hello, Summer Cult

TUESDAY 9/24 ($5.00): Alex Kane, Danny Pepper, Ken Carter, Fusion String Ensemble

WEDNESDAY 9/25 ($6.00): Big Fuzzy, Visiting Wine, TBA

THURSDAY 9/26 (before Queeraoke) $5.00: Travels With Brindle

FRIDAY 9/27 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($7.00): Box of Records with very special guests The Greatest of Apes

SATURDAY 9/28 (Night Show) 8pm: Take it Out and Blow on It: A Tribute to Video Games! (Take it Out and Blow on It: A Tribute to Video Games with Burlesque, Bands, Comedy, Zelda, and more!

SATURDAY 9/28 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): Scuzzy Yeti, Above the Din, Blue Manic, 25 Cent Habit

SUNDAY 9/29 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): Half-Astronaut, Foley, Erin Vadala and her brother Charles Vadala and their band, TBA

MONDAY 9/30 ($5.00): Havins, Sweet Petunia, SOVIET.JESUS.CHOIR

October 2019:

TUESDAY 10/1: TBA

WEDNESDAY 10/2 ($5.00): The Zygote Theory, Kingshot, The Wood Floors, Mystere

THURSDAY 10/3 (before Queeraoke) $5.00: Miilo

FRIDAY 10/4 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($10.00): Pink Boots Punk Band Takeover! with Depressors, SkyTigers, The Downhauls, and Set Fire!

SATURDAY 10/5 (Night Show) $8.00: Jean Paul Jean Paul plus special guests

SATURDAY 10/5 (Day Show) 3pm ($6.00): The Spots, Charmed And Strange, Bad Idea USA, Hot Molasses

SUNDAY 10/6 (Day Show) 3pm ($8.00): The Sinister Six with special guests Martin / Morell / Fredette and TRiPLE THiCK

MONDAY 10/7 ($5.00): The creepy freaks, The Softness Groupe, Jae Mannion, Moonbeach

TUESDAY 10/8 ($8.00): Snow Burial (Prosthetic Records), City of Dis, Mollusk

WEDNESDAY 10/9 ($5.00): Fully Celebrated Orchestra with special guests the Charlie Fuertsch / Corban Welter Duo

THURSDAY 10/10 (before Queeraoke) $5.00: Britt Walsh (monthly residency)

FRIDAY 10/11 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($10.00 in adv – $12.00 day of): Lucifer Christmas presents: Not Your Mama’s Burlesque Show!

SATURDAY 10/12 (Night Show): TBA

SATURDAY 10/12 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): The Cotones, Ansonia, Sage & Syrup, TBD

SUNDAY 10/13 (Day Show) 3pm ($8.00): The Cranktones, with Sax Gordon and DJ Todd Purple!

MONDAY 10/14 ($10.00): Punk Rockin’ And Pastie Poppin’

TUESDAY 10/15: TBA

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ALSO COMING TO THE MIDWAY IN OCTOBER AND BEYOND: 

Wednesday 10/16: MAGNET-O! Record Release Show with John Powhida International Airport and the Andrew Stern / Mike Castellana Guitar Duo

Thursday 10/17 (before Queeraoke): Sarah Nwafor / Julissa Emilee

Sunday 10/20 (Day Show): Settlements, Harry and the Hot Flashes, The Instamatics, Thee Fightin’ Fish

Wednesday 10/23: Ben Shaw, Alexandra Lillian, Will DePiano, The Suppressor

Thursday 10/24 (before Queeraoke): Wake Island

Friday 10/25 (after Hippie Hour): Road Soldier, The Manglers, New American Good Time Boys

Thursday 10/31 (before Queeraoke): Alex Schuman

Saturday 11/2 (Day Show): Slack Tide, The Hot Chocheys, Memphous, Skwrm

Wednesday 11/6: BP Arudda & The Big Picture, Humbug, Skylight Traveler, Martha Martha

Friday 11/15 (after Hippie Hour): The Cosmic Factory, Sacred Lake, Still, Day Grazer

Sunday 11/17 (Day Show): Mickey Rickshaw, Sgt. Scagnetti, Hans Gruber and the Die Hards, Cheap City

Wednesday 11/20: Bernie & The Wolf (from Chicago), Sorry, slo-anne

Thursday 11/21 (before Queeraoke): Charlotte Jacobs

Saturday 11/23 (Day Show): Cactus Island, Ok Goodnight, Noah Kesselman, Jason Ji

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UPDATED AS OF 9/3/2019

Unless otherwise noted, The Midway opens at 4:00pm daily

Band listings may be subject to change without notice. For the most current and up to date show listings please consult http://www.midwaycafe.com

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Midway

Thursday 10/24 (before Queeraoke): Wake Island

FRIDAY 9/27 (after Hippie Hour) 8:30pm ($7.00): Box of Records with very special guests The Greatest of Apes

SATURDAY 9/28 (Night Show) 8pm: Take it Out and Blow on It: A Tribute to Video Games! (Take it Out and Blow on It: A Tribute to Video Games with Burlesque, Bands, Comedy, Zelda, and more! 

SATURDAY 9/28 (Day Show) 3pm: TBA

SUNDAY 9/29 (Day Show) 3pm ($5.00): Half-Astronaut, Foley, Erin Vadala and her brother Charles Vadala and their band, TBA

MONDAY 9/30: TBA

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COMING TO THE MIDWAY IN OCTOBER AND BEYOND: 

Wednesday 10/2: Kingshot, The Wood Floors, Mystere

Thursday 10/3 (before Queeraoke): Miilo

Friday 10/4 (after Hippie Hour): Pink Boots Punk Band Takeover! with Depressors, SkyTigers, The Downhauls, and Set Fire!

Sunday 10/6 (Day Show): The Sinister Six with special guests Martin / Morell / Fredette and TRiPLE THiCK

Tuesday 10/8: Snow Burial (Prosthetic Records) plus support

Wednesday 10/9: Fully Celebrated Orchestra with special guests the Charlie Fuertsch / Corban Welter Duo

Thursday 10/10 (before Queeraoke): Britt Walsh (monthly residency)

Monday 10/14: Punk Rockin’ And Pastie Poppin’

Wednesday 10/23: Ben Shaw, Alexandra Lillian, Will DePiano, The Suppressor

Thursday 10/24 (before Queeraoke): Wake Island

Friday 10/25 (after Hippie Hour): Road Soldier, The Manglers, New American Good Time Boys

Wednesday 11/6: BP Arudda & The Big Picture, Humbug, Skylight Traveler, Martha Martha

Sunday 11/17 (Day Show): Mickey Rickshaw, Sgt. Scagnetti, Hans Gruber and the Die Hards, Cheap City

Thursday 11/21 (before Queeraoke): Charlotte Jacobs

Saturday 11/23 (Day Show): Cactus Island, Ok Goodnight, Noah Kesselman, Jason Ji

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