Tuesday August 12th 6:00pm (note the early all ages start!)

Millionaires
Like the 2008 version of the spice girls with lots of make up, animated gifs and neon. Sleezy electro party rap from California.


Hypercrush
See above but only one girl. Doo-Hop, Electro, Hip Hop. From LA


Brokencyde
For the last time. men can not have hairdos. Men can not walk into salons and sit in those big chairs and lean back into a sink while a rich cokehead makes a $200 sculpture on their head. New Mexico.


Arrival
A band on this tour that is not in head to toe neon. Good work gentlemen! These guys sound like Madball compared to all of the other bands. Produced pop/dance rock.


At The Barbary
951 Frankford Ave (At Frankford and Columbus Blvd)
Philadelphia, PA
$10 / All Ages


Monday August 18th 6:00pm (note the early all ages start!) - WKDU 91.7 Presents .....

Titus Andronicus
Best New Music! Let the hype begin for the debut LP. Despite its title's implied politeness "The Airing of Grievances" qualifies more as existentialism wrapped in an anti-suburban screed from an indie band that's at times violent, overblown, and irreverent. Frontman Patrick Stickles howls with anguish way beyond his 22 years, often cramming lyrics into tight spaces just to make sure he gets the last word in. Plus, as anyone who's heard five seconds of this band already knows, he sounds like Conor Oberst screaming from the bowels of hell. However, to peg these guys as "emo" would be sadly inaccurate. Sure, torn diary page scribbles clutter Airing's heart-on-sleeve, fist-in-air anthems, but the drama's more Boss than Bright Eyes, fueled by blue collar frustration and, most notably, beer. Troubleman Records


Two More TBA

At The Barbary
951 Frankford Ave (At Frankford and Columbus Blvd)
Philadelphia, PA
$10 / All Ages


Friday August 22nd 5:00pm (note the early all ages start!)

Defiance, Ohio
"The Next Against Me" - A blast of politically conscious, stripped-down punk rock performed with acoustic guitars, violin, cello, banjo and upright bass. Total DIY action that has garnered the band a worldwide underground fanbase. No Idea Records.


One More TBA

At The Barbary
951 Frankford Ave (At Frankford and Columbus Blvd)
Philadelphia, PA
$7 / All Ages