One Ticket to the “Keep A Breast Tour,” Featuring Uh Huh Her, at the Phoenix Concert Theatre on October 15. Two Options Available.
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Indie electropop duo Uh Huh Her ushers in its debut album, Nocturnes, with tour in support of National Breast Cancer Prevention Month
Music achieves its full emotional effect only when performed live, just as great literature becomes comprehensible only when screamed aloud in a crowded subway train. Enjoy public performance with today’s GrouponLive deal to the Keep A Breast Tour, featuring Uh Huh Her, at the Phoenix Concert Theatre on Saturday, October 15, at 9 p.m. Doors open at 8 p.m. Choose between the following options:
- For $14, you get one general-admission ticket (a $28.25 value, including all taxes and fees).
- For $18, you get one general-admission ticket and a download of Uh Huh Her’s Nocturnes LP (a $32.25 value, including all taxes and fees). The download will be emailed to you.<p>
Indie electropop duo Uh Huh Her lights up the stage with hypnotic, pulsating beats on a night that celebrates the release of its new album, Nocturnes, and draws attention to October’s National Breast Cancer Prevention Month. The pair’s dance-friendly vibe and swoon-friendly looks belie the sophistication of the melodies featured on its debut LP, a collaboration that pulls from the members’ diverse musical backgrounds and former jobs as piano movers. While ivory-tickler Camila Grey channels her classical training into soft and seductive synth phrases, Leisha Hailey keeps the rhythm with aggressive bass licks honed during her time in ‘90s indie duo The Murmurs. Supporting band Fences kicks off the night with a set of earnest tunes that will have punks pogo-ing in slow, poetic cadences while singer-songwriter Christopher Mansfield recites lyrics of quiet lament scrawled across his tattooed arms.
The Phoenix Concert Theatre challenges concertgoers to tap their toes on all of its 18,000 square feet. Laser lights and high-definition sound waves wash over crowds in the main room, which features five bars and a giant projection screen that keeps performers’ egos in check by broadcasting failed spelling bees from their childhoods. Those seeking solace from the sweltering dance floor can head to the parlour or ascend to a loft area that overlooks the main room and stretches the entire width of the club.
All concertgoers must be at least 19 years of age with a valid ID.
Indie electropop duo Uh Huh Her ushers in its debut album, Nocturnes, with tour in support of National Breast Cancer Prevention Month
Music achieves its full emotional effect only when performed live, just as great literature becomes comprehensible only when screamed aloud in a crowded subway train. Enjoy public performance with today’s GrouponLive deal to the Keep A Breast Tour, featuring Uh Huh Her, at the Phoenix Concert Theatre on Saturday, October 15, at 9 p.m. Doors open at 8 p.m. Choose between the following options:
- For $14, you get one general-admission ticket (a $28.25 value, including all taxes and fees).
- For $18, you get one general-admission ticket and a download of Uh Huh Her’s Nocturnes LP (a $32.25 value, including all taxes and fees). The download will be emailed to you.<p>
Indie electropop duo Uh Huh Her lights up the stage with hypnotic, pulsating beats on a night that celebrates the release of its new album, Nocturnes, and draws attention to October’s National Breast Cancer Prevention Month. The pair’s dance-friendly vibe and swoon-friendly looks belie the sophistication of the melodies featured on its debut LP, a collaboration that pulls from the members’ diverse musical backgrounds and former jobs as piano movers. While ivory-tickler Camila Grey channels her classical training into soft and seductive synth phrases, Leisha Hailey keeps the rhythm with aggressive bass licks honed during her time in ‘90s indie duo The Murmurs. Supporting band Fences kicks off the night with a set of earnest tunes that will have punks pogo-ing in slow, poetic cadences while singer-songwriter Christopher Mansfield recites lyrics of quiet lament scrawled across his tattooed arms.
The Phoenix Concert Theatre challenges concertgoers to tap their toes on all of its 18,000 square feet. Laser lights and high-definition sound waves wash over crowds in the main room, which features five bars and a giant projection screen that keeps performers’ egos in check by broadcasting failed spelling bees from their childhoods. Those seeking solace from the sweltering dance floor can head to the parlour or ascend to a loft area that overlooks the main room and stretches the entire width of the club.
All concertgoers must be at least 19 years of age with a valid ID.