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walkonby wrote:

grateful wrote:
9:30 Club voted the best venue in DC, but you already knew that.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/express/wp/2013/10/17/arts/

in dc . . . is there really any other venue that holds a candle to the club?  i mean, really?  outside of dc, there are plenty, but come on . . . do we really need to ask that question, 'in dc'?

Black Cat?  Same type venue but has cheaper beer and less people in the crowd.  I guess you are more likely to pay for parking at the Black Cat. 

DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:

walkonby wrote:

grateful wrote:
9:30 Club voted the best venue in DC, but you already knew that.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/express/wp/2013/10/17/arts/

in dc . . . is there really any other venue that holds a candle to the club?  i mean, really?  outside of dc, there are plenty, but come on . . . do we really need to ask that question, 'in dc'?

It's kind of like asking "What's the best professional baseball stadium in DC?"

No that is nothing like the same thing.  Asking what the best baseball stadium in DC is like asking who is the smartest Tea Party member in Congress.

atomic wrote:

walkonby wrote:

grateful wrote:
9:30 Club voted the best venue in DC, but you already knew that.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/express/wp/2013/10/17/arts/

in dc . . . is there really any other venue that holds a candle to the club?  i mean, really?  outside of dc, there are plenty, but come on . . . do we really need to ask that question, 'in dc'?

Black Cat?  Same type venue but has cheaper beer and less people in the crowd.  I guess you are more likely to pay for parking at the Black Cat. 

at the nine thirty, i dont have to run to my car after a show . . . oops, did i say that outloud.  i remember the good ole days of teh black when there was that small parking lot right across the way.  spare change for the homeless.

walkonby wrote:

atomic wrote:

walkonby wrote:

grateful wrote:
9:30 Club voted the best venue in DC, but you already knew that.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/express/wp/2013/10/17/arts/

in dc . . . is there really any other venue that holds a candle to the club?  i mean, really?  outside of dc, there are plenty, but come on . . . do we really need to ask that question, 'in dc'?

Black Cat?  Same type venue but has cheaper beer and less people in the crowd.  I guess you are more likely to pay for parking at the Black Cat. 

at the nine thirty, i dont have to run to my car after a show . . . oops, did i say that outloud.  i remember the good ole days of teh black when there was that small parking lot right across the way.  spare change for the homeless.

Black Cat is in a safer area than 930 club.  I don't get your comment.

really?  havent been in years, actually.  last time was scary town.

Now it's condo/overpriced restaurant town.

GA FLOOR tickets available for NIN w/ Godspeed! on ticketmaster!!

the Walkmen are playing Union Market 10/30 tickets on ticketfly

That show is 11/30, not 10/30

Sorry trying to transfer info from Twitter to the forum via my phone.

kosmo wrote:
the Walkmen are playing Union Market 10/30 tickets on ticketfly

What?? In DC? Interesting…

It's part of this event, which maybe an Julian type of event…

http://unionmarketdc.com/thread/

kosmo wrote:
It's part of this event, which maybe an Julian type of event…

http://unionmarketdc.com/thread/

interesting, i'll pass.

Yada wrote:

kosmo wrote:
It's part of this event, which maybe an Julian type of event…

http://unionmarketdc.com/thread/

interesting, i'll pass.

what you don't want to scoop up those $125 vip tix

kosmo wrote:
It's part of this event, which maybe an Julian type of event…

http://unionmarketdc.com/thread/

"sips and bites"  ::)

lucy had a lumpy head.  lucy took a walk, now lucys dead.

10/25

The Water and ussa pleasuredome will be playing at The Gonzo Gallery in Belvedere Square across from the Senator Theater. The Gonzo Gallery is a pop up gallery and show space made possible by Flying Dog brewery.

7:00pm - Doors open
8:00pm - ussa pleasuredome
9:00pm - The Water
10:00pm - Close

Free to enter. Enjoy vittles from the new Shoofly Diner and Flying Dog beer's from Gran Cru.

This will likely be The Water's last show of 2013. Think about THAT

What is The Gonzo Collection?

http://thegonzocollection.com/

PRESS:

Baltimore, MD ? Nowhere is the link between journalism and the visual arts more apparent than in the collaboration between Hunter S. Thompson and Ralph Steadman.

The beautiful (and often blurry) Gonzo reality Thompson created through the written word was perfectly matched by the chaotic visual genius of Steadman in numerous books and articles for the likes of Rolling Stone Magazine, Playboy, and ESPN.

In honor of the duo?s groundbreaking relationship, Flying Dog Brewery, in association with Woods Contemporary, presents The Gonzo Collection ? reinterpretations and responses to Steadman?s work by some of today?s most notable contemporary artists.

?Ralph is one of the true artists in the world,? Flying Dog CEO Jim Caruso said. ?He is also a principled, loving, generous human being. To pay tribute to him by furthering his impact in the art world is only appropriate.?

Flying Dog and Woods Contemporary approached 30 artists, including Bob Dob, Nathan Spoor, Justin Bua, Michael Owen, Nanami Cowdry, and Tatiana Suarez, to be a part of the collection.

The Collection will be shown at a pop-up gallery space in Belvedere Square (at 5911 York Road, across from the Senator Theater). A portion of sales from original art and limited-edition prints will benefit The Gonzo Foundation, a charity run by Thompson?s wife Anita.

During Baltimore Beer Week Flying Dog will hold a special showing of The Gonzo Collection on Friday, October 25 with live music by The Water and ussa pleasuredome 7pm-10pm

Steadman has been the label artist for Flying Dog Brewery since 1995. In 1990, Thompson introduced Steadman to his good friend and Flying Dog founder George Stranahan in Woody Creek, Colorado, where Flying Dog?s first brewpub was located. Steadman continues to produce original art in his inimitable style for the Maryland brewery.

when quinn the eskimo gets here . . . everybodys gonna want to dose.

Don't know if this was posted:
Johnny Clegg - Lisner Auditorium - March 29, 2014

1 Nov
Baltimore Halloween Bash featuring Dan Deacon (as Little Richard), Ed Schrader (as David Bowie), Roomrunner (as ?), White Life (as the Cars), Uplift Mofos (as RHCP)
Coward Shoe

and also on Nov 1
Halloween covers night: Nirvana (members of Sexgender & Hive Bent), the Birthday Party (Christopher Nobody & members of Adam Lempel and the Heartbeats, the Matrimonials, Ilsa, Natural Velvet), Slayer (Richard "the Grindfather" Johnson and D.O.C.), Misfits (Mrk Plzmv & the Nothing), Saves the Day (members of Barbelith, Dead Peasants, and Et Al with AB Moore), 90s/00s hits (by Baklavaa and Ecco)
the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House