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in collaboration with:
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The
ALPHABET
CITY
Party!
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WHEN: Saturday,
October 1st
WHERE: All over Alphabet City
HOW MUCH: From $5 to $15 (all inclusive ticket)
(SCENIC $8, NUBLU $5-10)
7
BANDS + 3 VENUES + 1 RECORD STORE + 1 RESTAURANT
GET DISCOUNT COUPONS WITH
THE ADVANCE TICKET!
- FREE BEER and
SPARKS AT SCENIC BTW 8-9 -
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Buy Advance Tickets Here:

Full tickets $15 include:
1 - access to
the Scenic and Nublu shows
2 - 1 free drink at Scenic if
you show up early
3 - $5 Coupon for a $30+ dinner at
Esperanto (yummy southamerican
restaurant on C and 9th)
4 - Coupon (around $4) for purchases
at Etherea Records (Ave a btw 5th and
6th)
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SCHEDULE:
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7-8
pm - LAKESIDE LOUNGE - FREE!
(Ave B btw 10th and 11th)
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07.00 HAPPY
HOUR with
The
Two Man Gentleman's Band
"The Two
Man Gentlemen Band is an amazing duo that performs
demented dixieland while wearing season-inappropriate
suits. One of them happens to look much like
Jefferson on the nickel. Highly entertaining,
low volume fun." - FreeNYC.net
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8-11.30
pm - SCENIC -
$8
(Ave B btw 2nd and 3rd)
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DJs: Melody
Nelson and DJ Matilda von Crumbcake
(Colleen from East Village Radio)
08.00
OPEN BAR (until
it lasts)
08.30
Die
Romantik
"The moodiness of Dostoyevsky is at its
soul, the ringing balalaikas and odd time shifts
underscoring a dark feel to the music... Die
Romantik actually brings together those influences
with a touch of the Cure and, dare we say it,
the Beatles". - DIY Reporter
09.15
Ezra
Reich
"Hailing from the kingdom of pure Pop joy"
- The Deli
10.00
Gym
Class
They played edgy synth rock that made
us tap our feet. We imagine that if heaven and
hell existed, and it existed as multi-leveled
notes and chords played in the 1980's, 1990's
and 2000's simultaneously...and they crashed
together...Gym Class would be comprised of its
apocalyptic fragments. - Gothamist
10.45
KUDU
"Going to
a Kudu show is like falling in love for the
first timesomething wild, new, and exciting
that will stick in your mind and move your ass.
Kudu are performing on a regular basis at Nublu,
downtown NYC." - upcoming.org
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11.30-late
- NUBLU - $5-10
(Ave C btw 4th and 6th)
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All Night:
Visuals by Devan (from c-trl.com)
11.30
Elodie
O
ElodieO is a pop gem with a soft French
accent that sings over cello, harp, guitars
and organ, elevating it from your usual live
show. New York Press
12.30
Beat
Pharmacy
"Beat Pharmacy pairs deep, thick bass with
textured, tech production and fresh thinking.
"Race Track Jockey" will earn many
a comparison to Basic Channel, particularly
given the vocals of Paul St. Hilaire, a.k.a.
Tikiman, but instrumentals such as "Breathing"
and "Here To Go" are just as captivating".
- Eye magazine
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"Avenue A, you're
all right.
Avenue B, you're brave.
Avenue C, you're crazy.
Avenue D, you're dead."
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| If you have
spent less than twelve or so years in New York,
this charming mnemonic tidbit probably doesn't make
any sense to you. Avenue B is lined with French
bistros and enviable parkside real estate; Avenue
C is home to cool design shops and crowded watering
holes. I hear you can still get a tolerable deal
on an apartment between C and D -- if you hurry. |
Real estate agents have managed to change the perception
and very name of this area, de facto absorbing it
into the East Village (and its housing price range).
Here at the Deli, we like to use proper nomenclature:
right now, Alphabet City is the fluorishing spot
in Manhattan as alternative culture and music are
concerned..
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The Two Man Gentlemen's Band |
Ezra Reich |
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The Deli's neighborhood party will celebrate Alphabet
City's venues with live shows by NYC based artists.
This party is also meant to celebrate the nieghborhood
itself, featuring its main upcoming
record label/wonderful bar (Nublu), its indie rock
oriented music shops (Etherea Records,) and even
one of its restaurants (included in the full ticket
a $5 coupon for a dinner at Esperanto, on ave C
and 9th).
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Die Romantik |
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The line up is going to blow the audience
away. In line with The Deli's best tradition, we recruited
a bunch of emerging NYC bands (including visual artists
and DJs) with strong live shows and fresh musical ideas.
Come party with The Deli!
The Deli's Staff
www.thedelimagazine.com
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