The Glorious Sons & $onny Vybe$ Charity Show Concert Previews!!

Before we get into this weekend's remaining concert previews, just a heads up that Fort Creek will have opening acts for both of their shows at Reggie's Place this weekend, as per their Facebook page yesterday, including Short & Sweet/ex-Sense of Truth frontman Cory Murchison (credited as "Cory Daniel") tonight and the ever-prolific Tym Morrison tomorrow, fresh off of his Trading Post show tonight. Nice to see Fort Creek spread the wealth some more, and hopefully Cory & Tym set thing off on the right foot this weekend! Now, here's what you should know about two more big concerts this weekend, both with late updates to their lineups!

Local alternative hard rock/punk quartet Handsome Sandwich and newly confirmed alt-punk quintet These Magnificent Tentacles will be among the performers at the second mixed-genre benefit concert for late Manitoulin Island rapper/artist Zachary "$onny Vybe$" Cywink TOMORROW at The Rockstar Bar! A sequel to a very similar event held in October of last year that also featured Handsome Sandwich (who thankfully have been promoting tomorrow's show, unlike then), this event is again in memory of Zach, a talented MC and painter who lost a battle with drug addiction last summer, and while not from the Soo, had performed here and developed strong friendships in the local hip-hop community. Similarly to October, proceeds from tomorrow's concert will be split up between the Ontario Addictions Treatment Centre's local clinic and the Ngwaagan Gamig Recovery Centre in Wikwemikong on Manitoulin Island, so your attendance will help some extremely worthy causes!

While organizers Sooicide Records had published the performer lineup last year, I have not found anything to that effect from the same source this year, but this will be Handsome Sandwich's first gig in three weeks, and they definitely won't be alone in the non-rap contingent this year, as These Magnificent Tentacles confirmed their involvement on their Facebook page on May 18th. This will be the Tentacles' second show since publically confirming their expansion to a quintet on May 15th, in advance of their gig at a Dryer Fire open house last week, which I do profusely apologize for forgetting to include in last week's concert previews. We did cover it when first announced, at least, but hopefully they and The Dynowaves rocked the temp venue on Wilson Street to the maximum! As such, Brent Ellis & Steve Edwards appear to now be permanently focusing on guitar, with Brent still on lead vocals.

Now joining Brent & Steve in the band are Handsome Sandwich bassist Mitch Sirie (also of Exploring Detritus and, if still active, The Bear Hunters), as well as former Gnaeus bandmates Brad Irwin on the synthesizer and Brendan Garlick (nice to see him back in town) on drums. Fans of the original Gnaeus lineup should be amped for this half reunion alone, and hopefully this diverse quintet will prove a hit with the mostly rap crowd tomorrow at The Rockstar Bar, as I hope they did at Dryer Fire on the 21st (apologies again!) While a full performer lineup isn't out, Mitch (who's pulling double duty tomorrow) confirmed on his personal Facebook page on the 18th that rappers Conika, Ronin705, Bold Noize, and Fvksxvad would all be performing (only Conika was absent in October), while Comniption is credited as a co-host on the Facebook event page. Stay tuned to relevant sources for late lineup details!

The (second) $onny Vybe$ Charity Show has a 19+ age limit, 9:00 PM start time, and $8 advance tickets, which can be bought at this link for $8 (the door price jumps to $10), and Sooicide Records are asking attendees to also bring canned good donations for the St. Vincent Place Food Bank, though this isn't a mandatory appendage to admission fees. This should be a fun concert for some great causes, and if you like rap and rock, you'll get a nice sampling of both from this diverse lineup that will hopefully do Zachary and his family proud once again! Visit the above links for current & continuing details, and here's Handsome Sandwich jamming last year!

Finally for known hard rock concerts this weekend, let's head to The Sault Community Theatre Centre at White Pines Collegiate & Vocational School, as Kingston southern hard rock quintet The Glorious Sons will be headlining there THIS SUNDAY NIGHT! The third stop on The Glorious Sons' Unfinished Business Tour, this will be the two time Rock Album of the Year Juno Award winners' first headlining show of this scope in the Soo, though they reportedly played a local gig early in their run that I couldn't effectively source. As featured in this new Sault Star article by Brian Kelly featuring interview remarks by frontman Brett Emmons, The Sons will be familiar for their radio rock hits like "S.O.S. (Sawed Off Shotgun)", "Panic Attack", "Kill The Lights", and their newest "Hold Steady", but don't flee to Setlist.fm looking for their verbatim set on Sunday. They've been making a point of changing things up show-to-show for the past six years, so deep cuts are a given, which should please diehard fans of theirs!

Despite earlier advertising hinting that she'd only be missing the US dates on this tour, it has since been confirmed that Kitchener rock musician J.J. Wilde will not be playing on the May stops, the Soo included, and no replacement openers have been announced. Co-presented by LopLops Lounge, Music Tourism, and Lisa Zed Productions, this show is sponsored by local top 40/adult contemporary station Kiss 100.5 and Sudbury's 92.7 Rock, who have been running advertising and contests for listeners both there and on the online stream. Hopefully efforts to strike a meaningful Soo connection on the former Q92 are paying off! This all ages concert has an 8:00 PM start time, and while tickets run for $85 in the floor seating or $79 in the balcony, definitely consider coming out for this one to encourage more name Canadian rock bands to stop in the Soo rather than keep on driving!

Luckily, tickets have been selling well for The Glorious Sons, with nothing left closer than the ninth row, which is a great sign, especially at these prices! Get yours at this link or at the in-person Station Mall box office. While I admittedly trend to slightly more aggressive rock bands, The Glorious Sons do have their heavy moments with their soulful, rootsy brand of original Canadian rock, and their ample familiar radio hits (including in the States) should provide lots of familiarity tomorrow, even despite their ever changing set! Visit the official Facebook event page and the above links for more details, and here's The Glorious Sons live!

That's all for today, but stay tuned for more news and this month's YouTube Channel Profile in the coming days! Thanks everyone!

LOCAL CONCERT ALERT (Tarnished) & Weekend Concert Previews!!

With the Victoria Day long weekend (or May 2-4 weekend, if you prefer) almost upon us, let's dive into this weekend's concert previews! Not a packed number of concerts for hard rock acts this weekend, but there's a big show on Sunday to check out, and let's lead off with a SHORT NOTICE LOCAL CONCERT ALERT in the E.U.P.!

Sault Michigan hard rock quartet Tarnished will return to the stage for a concert TONIGHT at The Brickyard Bar & Grill in nearby Rudyard! Apologies for the short notice, which Tarnished themselves acknowledged, but the venue actually announced the show back on May 3rd on their own Facebook page. In case you're unfamiliar, The Brickyard was better known as Dan's Place and occasionally hosted hard rock concerts into the mid-2010s, before re-opening with new name & ownership in 2019. After the usual pandemic hiatus, they have recently began hosting live music again on weekends, with Tarnished's show TONIGHT being their first since rocking the Sault Ste. Marie Kewadin Casino in March. No word on where they've been over the spring, but hopefully Alex, Nathan, Isaac, and Josh shake off any stage rust in time to rock The Brickyard TONIGHT!

This concert (located at 18794 South Tilson Road, a half hour southwest of the Soo) has an 8:00 PM start time, 21+ age limit, and no cover charge. Despite the late notice on the band's behalf, hopefully TONIGHT's concert is a hit at a relatively new-ish venue for Tarnished, and I'll definitely keep more of an eye on The Brickyard as the year progresses! Visit the official Facebook event page for more details, and here's Tarnished live!

Next up, we'll move to previously announced concerts in Sault Ontario, starting with local ska/hard rock veterans Tripod The Dog's third and final stop in The Esquire Club's Buckets, Bands, and Birds series of Saturday matinee concerts TOMORROW! As regrettably missed for coverage on here at the time (apologies again), Tripod fans were able to see Mark and the Amendolas at this popular Second Line West nightclub on March 26th & April 16th, with tomorrow's show ending their run of monthly gigs here before the series concludes without a Tripod the Dog show in June, with regular nighttime weekend gigs expected to return in the fall, pandemic willing. In the Buckets, Bands, and Birds series, expect beer & buffalo wing specials if you go for such things, but remember that the matinee timing will be more amenable to supper-time anyway. Hopefully Tripod The Dog entertain with their well established rock hits tomorrow!

As is the case with other shows in The Esquire Club's Saturday matinee series, this concert has a 3:00 PM start time, no cover charge, and while a 19+ age limit would make sense given the locale, the early timing may be of note if you want to inquire within. Visit the above links for more details, and in lieu of a live video of Tripod the Dog, here's an original song of theirs!

Later on TOMORROW NIGHT, local classic/hard rock cover quartet Soundcheck will return to Shooters Downstairs Lounge for the second time in just over a week! After an atypical Friday nighter at the Dennis Street nightclub last week, fans and patrons alike will be able to see Terry, Cameron, Paul (or Rob?), and Glen in action once again with their diverse and often hard rocking brand of covers, so consider a downtown trip tomorrow for Souncheck's wide array of familiar tunes! Yes, Soundcheck also hosted their weekly Reggie's West open mic night yesterday, something we traditionally don't cover as a "concert" on here. Saturday's Shooters show has an 8:00 PM start time, no cover charge, and 19+ age limit, as usual for their 2022 shows at this venue. Visit the official Facebook event page for more details, and here's Soundcheck live at Shooters!

Finally for this weekend, let's head to the Sault Community Theater Center, where Australian tribute band Queen: It's A Kinda Magic will finally take the stage THIS SUNDAY NIGHT! While not as prominently covered as Black Label Society's pandemic saga to get a local booking, Queen: It's A Kinda Magic have had multiple dates locked in at the former Kiwanis Theatre, initially in June 2020 before being pushed to June 2021, and ultimately this Sunday. Kudos to the band & their management for sticking with the Soo through all of the highs and lows of the pandemic, and hopefully nothing goes awry again beforehand! This stop on their current Canadian tour should provide an ample opportunity for Queen fans to see a very faithful tribute to Freddie, Brian, John, and Roger that has received numerous plaudits for their visual presentation and close take on Queen's unmistakable sound (specifically from their 1986 world tour), so come on down for all of the action!

Note that the S.C.T.C. advertising says that It's A Kinda Magic are "back by popular demand", presumably referencing the pandemic rescheduling, as I don't think they've played here. Tickets for this all ages show run for $62 (adults) or $33 (kids 12 and under), with $57 discounted rates for those in a group of 6, and I believe tickets held from the 2020 and 2021 dates will be honoured on Sunday. Ticket sales have been good for this one, with the closest seating available at press time being in the eighth row, so keep that in mind. Click here or visit the in-person box office at the Station Mall to get your tickets. Should be a great time for Queen fans, so visit the official Facebook event page for more details, and here's Q.I.A.K.M. live!

That's all for today, but stay tuned for more news and notes on the site this weekend! Thanks everyone!

LOCAL CONCERT ALERT (The Glorious Sons), Plus New Videos!!

This post is coming a day later than I anticipated due to replacing my primary computer, but we're back in business with that big LOCAL CONCERT ALERT from last week for our Sault Ontario readers! Some new videos from a local solo artist cap things off, so here's what you should know!

Juno Award-nominated Kingston southern hard rock quintet The Glorious Sons will headline at The Sault Community Theatre Centre on Sunday, May 29th! While they have reportedly played in the Soo before (I admittedly could not source the date), this will definitely be The Sons' first show of this scope here, having become one of the most prominent domestic rock bands since the mid-2010s with hits like "S.O.S. "Sawed Off Shotgun" and "Panic Attack", which hit #1 on both the Canadian and American mainstream rock charts! With two gold albums and a lot of familiar songs if you listen to Canadian rock radio (more on that in a bit), fans of The Glorious Sons won't wanna miss their heartland-inspired brand of original rock & roll in under three months' time! While not listed with local advertising, Kitchener rock musician J.J. Wilde is opening throughout The Glorious Sons' Unfinished Business Tour this year, so I'd expect her here too.

Making her own local debut, J.J. won the Juno for Rock Album of the Year in 2021, and her skilled & diverse brand of rock music should be a fine compliment on this tour! A co-presentation of LopLops Lounge, Music Tourism, and Lisa Zed Productions, this is the second hard rock show at the former Kiwanis Theatre of May 2022, following the long delayed Queen: It's A Kinda Magic tribute one week prior. Intriguingly, the radio sponsors of this show (both owned by Rogers Media) are Kiss 100.5 (Sault Ontario's top 40/adult contemporary station) and Sudbury's 92.7 Rock (née Q92). One doesn't play The Glorious Sons from what I can tell, and the other isn't in the Soo, though 92.7 Rock is our closest Canadian FM rock station. From what I understand, this is largely an effort to try and expand Q92's audience via promoting a regional concert, and note that The Glorious Sons are not playing in Sudbury on this tour.

Given that Rock 101 in Sault Michigan doesn't really play The Glorious Sons from what I've heard, this would at least be a way to get the word out to a Northern Ontario audience via a station that does play them regularly, and seeing as Rogers owns two stations in the Soo, could this be an early toe in the water towards seeing if a Sault Ontario rock station on FM is viable as a third? I have tuned in to 92.7 Rock on trips a fair amount (it starts to come in around Spanish if you're driving east on Highway 17), and it is an entertaining station with lots of Canadian content and specialty programming that would definitely be a welcome local compliment! The same playlist and branding is used simultaneously for Timmins and North Bay's rock stations, FYI. If you want to tune in to 92.7 Rock without driving 3-4 hours east, 92.7 Rock has free streams on their website and TuneIn.

As for the concert proper, it has an 8:00 PM start time, no age limit, and tickets (on sale here) run for either $85 in the floor seating or $79 in the balcony. This may seem expensive, but support this show if you can to encourage more major touring bands to come here, as Canadian rock bands without substantial American radio airplay are sadly not guaranteed draws in this market. As of right now, face masks and proof of double vaccination are required to attend, but check back with the SCTC's website in case this changes for better or for worse. Visit the official Facebook event page and the above links for more details on what should be a huge concert!

Finally for today, here's some new videos from prolific local extreme metal/folk punk musician Chase Wigmore's Facebook page in the past week! None are tied to one of his various teased albums in the works (at least, not by name), but it's good to see that he has been keeping busy so far in March! One video from the 1st features Chase showcasing what happens when a single piano note is played in increasingly fast succession, to the point where it reaches "ludicrous speed" (unfortunately, Chase didn't let us see the note get to plaid!) On Friday, he uploaded a solo cover of Leadbelly's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night", which definitely owes more to the original than the Nirvana cover. The low framerate webcam quality and dark lighting are unfortunate, but Chase gives this blues standard a nice grit! Embedded below is a new original song-in-progress named "The Chaotic Rite", so what should you know here?

A twelve minute+ video uploaded in black & white, this is an acoustic performance, but rather than hewing to his folk punk work, Chase is in full-on finger style, fast-as-hell mode here, so if you want to see Chase's pure guitar talent at work without any extreme genre trappings, this would be a good (if long) way to do it! Check out "The Chaotic Rite" for yourself below!

That's all for today, but stay tuned for more news and notes on the site this week! Thanks everyone!

LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (Theory Of A Deadman & Tym Morrison), Concert Previews, And More!!

Another week, another batch of pre-Friday unplugged hard rock concerts to tackle on the site, so we're again stretching out our weekend concert previews. Tomorrow will feature Scarkazm, Bon Jovi Forever, Soundcheck, and Fluid 5ive in one post, and our last round of Soo's Got Talent coverage in another, while we'll cover Saturday's Femur concert and Arts Against Homelessness on Friday. Busy stretch once again, so keep tabs in the coming days! Along with the mid-week concert previews, we have LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (one on SHORT NOTICE), and a local musician's big album updates, so here's what you should know!

Joining his previously announced shows TOMORROW at Thomson Farms Cider & Winery and FRIDAY & SATURDAY at Gliss Restaurant, prolific local hard rock solo artist Tym Morrison will also return to The Roadhouse Bar & Grill on Trunk Road THIS FRIDAY NIGHT! Apologies for the short notice, Tym only announced this show via this Facebook event page yesterday. FRIDAY'S Roadhouse show will be his first of the fall at this popular east end tavern, and he created that event page to elaborate his upcoming Friday night schedule there, with a now-deleted event page only listing dates there in November, February, and March. Well, the shows there this week and in December & January are newly confirmed, so keep those in mind, but again, we'll cover them month by month due to his always prolific scheduling. Meanwhile, his previously announced Gliss run marches on this week as usual, and his seasonal engagement at Thomson Farms continues tomorrow at their on-site Wine Barn as his run there enters it's final month, so keep those previously announced gigs in mind too!

Expect a 5:00 PM start time tomorrow at Thomson Farms, 6:00 PM this weekend at Gliss, and 10:00 PM on FRIDAY at The Roadhouse. None of these shows have an announced cover charge, and expect the Roadhouse show to be 19+. Tym's skilled and fan-friendly blend of covers should go over well at all four of these concerts, so keep all three in mind for east end, downtown, and west end entertainment! Visit the official Facebook event pages linked here, here, and here for more details, and here's Tym live!



Next up, British Columbia hard rock/post-grunge quartet Theory of a Deadman will return to our area for a headlining concert on February 16th at... The Sault Community Theatre Center?! It's not every day that you hear of a major touring rock band headlining at White Pines Collegiate's on-site theatre (at 1007 Trunk Road), but it is a nice and high-end events centre that you think would see more usage in this regard. Of course, Theory (of a Deadman) are no strangers to our area, following headlining dates at Kewadin Casino in Sault Michigan in 2012, 2015, and 2017, but this will be their first time playing live in Sault Ontario. If you weren't able to hear them play such radio hits as "Santa Monica", 'Bad Girlfriend", and "Rx (Medicate)" across the river, then Canadian fans will have a passport-free chance to see them here in 2020! No word as of yet on an opening band. Presented by SL Concerts, tickets go on sale on Friday at The Sault Community Theatre's box office at the Station Mall or at (705) 945-7299.

I reckon this will be an all ages event, and a 7:30 PM start time is advertised. As for prices, the pre-sale tickets are currently going for a flat $52, but I don't know if that will maintain for general attendees come Friday. I am very curious to see how this show does, especially at a venue like the former Kiwanis Theatre that we don't see used for rock concerts all that often, but Theory have lots of hits and a built-in fanbase! Visit the above links and the official Facebook event page for more details!

Moving back to our previews with mid-week elements, Sault Michigan hard rock band Tarnished will kickstart a busy week with another acoustic two-man matinee TODAY at the Sault Ste. Marie Farmers Market, before returning for another "every Thursday" gig at Biggby Coffee TOMORROW MORNING! Continuing their Tym-esque run of acoustic matinee shows at otherwise atypical locations, today's Farmers Market set at Ashmun & Portage should provide more solid entertainment for patrons and fans alike, while their morning concert for tips and coffee at the chain coffee-shop should do more of the same for early risers! These shows will serve as the warm-up for their big road trip to Mount Pleasant for a show at the Soaring Eagle Casino there, so best of luck to him, Josh, and Tommy(?) on the road! As for their local gigs, they'll be at the Farmers Market today at 4:00 PM and at Biggby Coffee tomorrow at 10:30 AM. These are FREE & ALL AGES, but mind the locales. See above for more details, and here's Tarnished live!

Finally, remember how Sault Ontario/Thompson, Manitoba solo artist Mike Haggith had teased a new album named "If Ever Comes The Day" on his Facebook page last month?  Well, Mike addressed what was going on in this Facebook video from September 23rd (apologies for the delay), confirming that his upcoming studio album "Bridges" has been completely recorded for over a year and is still planned for release, but it has "been sitting on the mixing board for quite a while", and Mike admitted that this is "kind of out of my hands." However, Mike has been busy writing new material as of late towards "If Ever Comes The Day", which he indicated would be released before "Bridges" due to it's quick recording pace, though acknowledged craziness in his personal life could be a factor too. Mike also addressed his planned live album "Carnival" (from this year's Nickel Days festival in Thompson), saying that he plans to mothball it for now as well.

In that case, it's due to that concert containing new songs from the new CD that aren't fully representative of their final copies, preferring to release the studio versions first/only, though he hopes to at least share a couple of standalone songs. No word on the "A Place Of Our Own" remaster, but it's great to hear honest updates, even if some of the reasoning (re: the "Bridges" delay) is a little vague unless you know Mike personally. We'll have more to share soon regarding "If Ever Comes The Day", but give his full announcement video a look below!



That's all for now, but stay tuned for this month's "Where Are The New Albums?" post next, followed by more concert previews! Thanks everyone!

LOCAL CONCERT ALERT (The Misfits), VM Radio Updates, And New Videos!!

Before we begin this post, we send our best wishes out to Mike Gingras and Wayne Kozeyah on the screenings of their short films "The Kid Who Made The Face" and "LemmaFest" at TODAY'S Soo Film Festival at The Soo Theatre in Sault Michigan, hopefully you guys get a great reception (for possible attendees, their films will be part of the 3:00 PM screenings!) Now, today's post features new concert videos, updates on an upcoming regional radio station, and first, here's a huge LOCAL CONCERT ALERT!!

New Jersey horror punk legends The Misfits will be hitting Sault Ontario on Thursday, September 18th for their first ever publically advertised concert in our area! Known for classic songs like "Last Caress", "Hate Breeders", "Astro Zombies", and "Scream" (among many others), The Misfits have long been a favourite cover choice for many different local bands, and now Jerry Only and company will finally be playing a public concert for Sault-area fans! Fitting an event of this scope, this will be a rare heavier concert at The Kiwanis Community Theatre Centre at 1007 Trunk Road (also the site of White Pines Collegiate), so metal and punk fans in the east end will like that convenience! For Black Flag fans, note that The Misfits' current guitarist is Dez Cadena, and they are known to cover some Flag originals live too! Local support will come from local punk/metal quintet (and ardent Misfits fans) Jack Spades, and this will be familiar territory for frontman & promoter J.D. Pearce, who has opened for The Misfits in Toronto with Frightlight, and has teased going on tour with them this September, so we'll have to see how that shakes out!

At least one more opening band has been teased on personal Facebook postings, though details haven't been publicized yet. Co-presented by J.D., The Sault Ste. Marie Arts Council, and VM Radio (more on them in a second), this concert will be ALL AGES (and licensed), an early 6:00 PM start time is advertised, and tickets will be around $35 (including tax) at the Kiwanis Theatre box office at the Station Mall (no word yet on other ticket locations.) For more details, visit the official Facebook event page! No matter which Misfits era you prefer, this is a huge announcement, and hopefully there's a fittingly big turnout next month, as this is shaping up to be one of the biggest local metal/punk concerts in our area this year! Stay tuned for updates!

Next up, remember how SooToday & Local2's parent company Village Media has been in the planning stages of launching a new local internet radio station named VM Radio? Well, some more public details have been released, so here's what we now know! According to their new Facebook page, VM Radio (whose logo is pictured) will actually be three separate stations, with one dedicated to rock music, one to roots music, and one for a mixture of other genres. Great idea, especially to ensure that specific music genres get sufficient attention and timeslots! A launch date is teased for at some point next month, but announcements relating to on-air programs, streaming formats, and on-air personalities have yet to be made. I have high hopes that VM Radio will fill in the Sault Ontario-produced radio gaps that have been vacant for too long, especially as we only have 4 Canadian FM stations, and only 2 are locally produced. I'm very excited to see how things develop, so stay tuned for updates on VM Radio as we hear it!

Closing with new videos, here's a bunch of clips from local hard rock quartet The Danger Cats' set at The Esquire Club last weekend! Uploaded to the girls' YouTube channel over the last few days, an attendee shot these clips of the band covering Blondie's "Call Me", the last half of The Runaways' "Cherry Bomb" & AC/DC's "Big Balls" (both part of one video with bassist Jamie Jaguar on lead vocals), and as embedded below, renditions of The Runaways' "I Love Playing With Fire" and The Scorpions' "The Zoo", so click each link to check them out! Inconsistent lighting, but the girls sound good on these covers, and they're shot at a good close angle to the stage! They're definitely coming into their own, and you can see more of that TONIGHT when The Danger Cats open for Late & Loud one last time(?) at The Rockstar Bar, though they'll have a special guest too, as former Sativa Rose singer Marisa Valois revealed on her solo Facebook page that she'll be joining them for a couple of songs. That should be interesting, so don't miss that TONIGHT, and here's The Danger Cats at The Esquire Club!



Finally, here's a newly shared Facebook video of local alternative hard rock trio The Pixo Control from one of their sets at Gusto's Bar & Grill at the Wellington Square Mall way back in April! This is of their cover of Nirvana's "Come As You Are", as filmed by attendee/Heavy North Entertainment owner Tyler St. Amour, and while it was only posted on his personal Facebook page at the time, The Pixo Control just shared it publically today. Aside from The Pixo Control's early 2014 shows here, Gusto's isn't largely known for heavier concerts, and with the video being dark and somewhat grainy, it's hard to get a sense of it's band setup, but there's a solid crowd, and the guys play a faithful energetic version of this Nirvana classic! Check it out below, and don't miss their set at The Emergency next Saturday!



That's all for today, but stay tuned for this month's "Where Are The New Albums?" post TOMORROW! Thanks everyone!