$10 for Two Tickets to See Dead Confederate at 40 Watt Club ($20 Value)
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- Energetic live show
- Intimate downtown venue
- Supported by Colour Revolt & Twin Tigers
Without concert venues, bands would be nothing more than modern-day nomads, living out of buses and peddling incomprehensible T-shirts. Get the full package with today's Groupon: for $10, you get two tickets to see Dead Confederate with Colour Revolt and Twin Tigers at 40 Watt Club on Friday, April 22 (a $20 value).
Having toured with Dinosaur Jr. and Meat Puppets in recent years, Dead Confederate returns to reclaim its native soil by planting its flag at the intimate downtown venue 40 Watt Club. In a dynamic live performance, the five-piece band will free cuts from their newest album, Sugar, from the confines of ear buds and bootlegged eight tracks. Beards can stoically bob along to the J Mascis–aided single "Giving It All Away" and the band's other forays into the dark corners of the rock-o-sphere, from freeform psychedelic wanderings to pulsing aural packets of distortion. Fellow performers Colour Revolt, whose debut album ranked among Paste's Best of 2008, and shoegazey Twin Tigers will ease ears into the deep end of the sonic pool with tonal palettes that range from jaunty to noisy. 40 Watt Club boasts two full bars for mid-show sipping or pouring libations to the gods of rock. Doors open at 9 p.m.
- Energetic live show
- Intimate downtown venue
- Supported by Colour Revolt & Twin Tigers
Without concert venues, bands would be nothing more than modern-day nomads, living out of buses and peddling incomprehensible T-shirts. Get the full package with today's Groupon: for $10, you get two tickets to see Dead Confederate with Colour Revolt and Twin Tigers at 40 Watt Club on Friday, April 22 (a $20 value).
Having toured with Dinosaur Jr. and Meat Puppets in recent years, Dead Confederate returns to reclaim its native soil by planting its flag at the intimate downtown venue 40 Watt Club. In a dynamic live performance, the five-piece band will free cuts from their newest album, Sugar, from the confines of ear buds and bootlegged eight tracks. Beards can stoically bob along to the J Mascis–aided single "Giving It All Away" and the band's other forays into the dark corners of the rock-o-sphere, from freeform psychedelic wanderings to pulsing aural packets of distortion. Fellow performers Colour Revolt, whose debut album ranked among Paste's Best of 2008, and shoegazey Twin Tigers will ease ears into the deep end of the sonic pool with tonal palettes that range from jaunty to noisy. 40 Watt Club boasts two full bars for mid-show sipping or pouring libations to the gods of rock. Doors open at 9 p.m.