OK Go @ the Old Rock House, 4/18/2010

Photo by Corey Woodruff. More on Flickr

When you are touring with dynamite acts like garage revivalists The Booze and psychedelic glam rockers Earl Greyhound opening for you, you had better be prepared to kick some ass when you take the stage as headliner.  OK Go is hip to this and arrived at the Old Rock House armed with confetti cannons, hand bells, their own light show, and enough party-starting rock to hold their own on a fantastic triple bill.  On a packed stage in a packed house, all three bands came, saw and conquered.

This entry was written by Corey Woodruff, posted on May 6, 2010 at 4:02 pm, filed under Live and tagged Earl Greyhound, OK Go, The Booze, The Old Rock House. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

Issue 6.8 on the Streets

Hey Everyone,

Issue 6.8 is on the streets.  Go pick one up at your favorite mom & pop shop.  If you want to sneak a peek at the table of contents, or leave us your thoughts on an article, head over to the Issue 6.8 page (conveniently located in the navigation area to your right).  Enjoy!

Yours Truly,
Eleven Staff

This entry was written by Josh Petersel, posted on May 5, 2010 at 7:36 pm, filed under Uncategorized and tagged Academy Hill, Bear Ceuse, Black Lips, Broken Social Scene, Cherokee Street, Donnis, Earl Greyhound, Eleven Magazine, Harlem, Jumbling Towers, Loose Screwz, Plants and Animals, Record Store Day, Sleigh Bells, Tef Poe, The Annuals, The Firebird, The Morning Benders, The Old Rock House. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

Weekend Show Forecast: 4/14

Silent Soundclash w/ Motion Potion, Undertow, Scotty Mac, Spankalicoius, and Mohawk vs. Heezy

Saturday, Apr 16th
Where: 2720 Cherokee
When: 9:00 PM

To an outside observer, Silent Soundclash must look strange – but that’s the point.  The idea of a “silent disco” – where everyone on the dancefloor is rocking out to the DJs music beamed through provided wireless headphones – is something so advanced that we are only beginning to harness its power.  Roll to 2720 Cherokee Friday night to become part of an experience that may become standard by the time the Fifth Element becomes reality.

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This entry was written by Jonathan Fritz, posted on April 15, 2010 at 9:18 am, filed under Upcoming and tagged 2720 Cherokee, Earl Greyhound, OK Go, Silent Soundclash, The Booze, The Old Rock House. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.