Old Rock House announces two new shows
Here are two shows for June... they will both go on-sale Fri. 3/29 @ 5pm.
The Boxer Rebellion
The Boxer Rebellion
w/
Fossil Collective
Friday, June 14th
Doors 7pm Show 8pm
$14 Advance $16 Day of Show
Doors 7pm Show 8pm
$14 Advance $16 Day of Show
All Ages
For a decade, alt-rock phenom The Boxer Rebellion have
been turning heads globally as a band known and admired for not sticking to the
rule book. “This band can alter your life,” said the UK’s NME Magazine,
referring to the incredibly epic and ambitious, yet intimate and melodic nature
of the band’s musical output. Following a tumultuous time being signed to
Universal Records, the band set out on their own following the release of their
debut album ‘Exits’ and made history in 2009, on the release of their sophomore
album ‘Union’ by becoming the first unsigned band to ever break the Billboard
Top 100 albums chart on a digital-only release. That same album was
crowned iTunes’ Alternative Album of the Year, and was followed by a feature
film appearance alongside Drew Barrymore, and SNL’s
Justin Long, Charlie Day, and Jason Sudeikis in the film ‘Going the Distance’ –
widely regarded as the most prominent featured performance of a band in motion
picture history.
Mount
Moriah
Monday, June 17th
Doors 7pm Show 8pm
$10 Flat All Ages
Doors 7pm Show 8pm
$10 Flat All Ages
Fiercely
contemporary yet rich with classic influences, Mount Moriah's Miracle Temple
sports bigger arrangements, louder guitars, bolder vocals, and more soulful
rhythms than their acclaimed self-titled debut. Through their artful personal
storytelling, the band develops a piercing portrait of a "New South"
where progressive traditions are still fitfully breaking free from conservative
ones. Mount Moriah's cathartic vision for their home and themselves is writ
large in their lovingly critical negotiation with romantic, political, and
gender identities; geographical perspective; confrontation and forgiveness. The
drive for change, resolute but tinged with regret, is arrestingly captured in
the cover image of a burning barn.
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