5/13 Blood Bunny (Dance) Party: The Suzan, WOJCIK, Not Blood Paint in Brooklyn

Remember why you were given feet this Friday the 13th at Union Hall in Brooklyn for the Blood Bunny Party when you dance to The Suzan, WOJCIK, and Not Blood Paint. You'll get something a little different from each act but your toes will be tapping nonetheless. The first band plays at 8pm and after the show is a dance party with DJ Matt Heart Spade. Sounds like a hot night. More details available here: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=143711129032183&ref=ts

Punk Rock Benefit for Japan Relief in Brooklyn on May 7 f/ The Suzan

Amy Klein of Titus Andronicus and The Suzan have organized an all-night punk rock benefit for Japan Relief at all-ages music venue Knitting Factory on Saturday, May 7. Come out and support. The show goes until 3am.

Saturday, May 7, 10:30 PM
Knitting Factory
361 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
L to Bedford or L/G to Lorimer-Metropolitan
$15, ALL AGES
Advance tickets are available here

The Suzan (Japan’s acclaimed all-lady dance explosion) - http://www.myspace.com/thesuzan
Hilly Eye (Sleater-Kinney meets Lightning Bolt in a duo fronted by Amy Klein of Titus Andronicus) - http://hillyeye.bandcamp.com/
PS XO (Experimental Brooklyn rockers) - http://www.myspace.com/psxony
The Homewreckers (Down and dirty pop-punk, straight outta Brooklyn) - http://www.myspace.com/wewreckhomes
Uzuhi (Body-rockin’ Japanese spazz-core) - http://www.myspace.com/uzuhi
Care Bears on Fire (New York’s youngest all-girl, punk-rock troublemakers. Think Joan Jett ca. 1975) - http://www.myspace.com/carebearsonfire

Japan All Night! will also feature Japanese food and flower arrangements, homemade ice cream by Spoon’d (http://www.spoondicecream.com/), art, jewelry, and crafts — all for sale to benefit Second Harvest Japan.
Second Harvest Japan (http://www.2hj.org/index.php/eng_home) brings safe, nutritious food that would otherwise be wasted to the over 650,000 Japanese citizens who need it. The organization is a vital source of food for people living in the disaster zone.

*Descriptions by Amy Klein