Showing posts with label Generation Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Generation Records. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2012

Screaming Females plan record store tour for "It All Means Nothing" 7''


This Sunday I'll be checking out Screaming Females at Generation Records for the first of a week long of record store shows to promote their new 7'' single "All Means Nothing" and upcoming LP, UGLY. The album is out on Don Giovanni Records on April 3rd. Yes, record store gigs are still a thing. I'm glad it is. See a free gig, pick up a few records. Supporting independent record stores is a good thing. It gets the music fan involved. Like real music fans go to a record store and get albums, because they want to have that physical product. I like seeking out music from the bands I like. It's an active thing. 

The band has a 7'' single called “It All Means Nothing” that will be available on the tour at the Don Giovanni Records showcase on Feb.11 with For Science, Laura Stevenson and the Cans, Black Wine, and Shellshag. Check out the single on Rolling Stone here. The release will be followed by a massive 14-song full-length.

Screaming Females Record Store Tour:

2/11 Brooklyn, NY - Don Giovanni Records Showcase @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
2/12 - Manhattan, NY - Generation Records
2/13 - Cambridge, MA - Lorem Ipsum Books
2/14 - Northampton, MA - Feeding Tube Records
2/15 - Philadelphia, PA - Long In The Tooth Records
2/16 - Richmond, VA - Steady Sounds
2/17 - Asheville, NC - Harvest Records
2/18 - Nashville, TN - Grimey's New and Preloved Music
2/19 - Chicago, IL - Permanent Records

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Free Show: Blag Dahlia (of The Dwarves) @ Generation Records


Tonight Blag Dahlia vocalist of the The Dwarves is performing a free acoustic show at Generation Records tonight at 6:30pm. Eric Davidson of New Bomb Turks will also read from his new book “We Never Learn–Gunk Punk Undergut 1988-2001.” Entry is first-come, first-serve.

Afterwards Dahlia will be at Local 269 with Rebecca Shiffman.

He brings together honest, acoustic punk songs in comedic form for a good time.