Feb 7, 7:30 PM
Doors at 7:30 | Show at 8 Advance $10 | Day of $12 | 21+
Fellowcraft is an Indie-Rock band from Washington DC. They’re also really, really nice guys. Their first record, Get Up Young Phoenix, was released worldwide on New Years Day, 2016. Their third release and most recent record, aptly titled Three, was released in September of 2018. Its first single, “Hold the Line,” won the Washington Area Music Award for Best Rock Song of 2019. Their latest single, “Glimmer of Faith,” produced by Tonio Ruiz, was released worldwide August 30, 2019. They hope to complete the newest record in the winter of 2020. They’ve played almost everywhere in DC; the Tree House Lounge, the Black Cat, DC9, Rock and Roll Hotel, Union Stage, the Pie Shop and the hallowed 9:30 Club. They’ve also graced the stage at the legendary El Plaza Condesa, in Mexico City.
The Warhawks – www.thewarhawks.com Comprised of Matt Orlando, Tom Lipski, and Bilodeau brothers John and Pat, The Warhawks are a dynamic, blue-collared, indie rock outfit from Gloucester City, NJ. Their debut LP, Never Felt So Good, has been hailed as “a nine-track blitz filled with churning punk rock, catchy tunes, and a vibe that feels like the sweet spot in a vortex of The Gaslight Anthem, a fuzzed-up amp, and Cage the Elephant – all stitched together with that sweaty, garage band attitude.” They will be on tour in support of their new EP, to be released February 1st, 2020 on New Rivals Entertainment.
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My interview with Amy Santis aka aSanTIS began in the most unexpected way. The Maryland-based flow-bending artist and lyrical storyteller came prepared to engage in conversation around questions I had posed – and she also brought one or two of her own thoughtful prompts based on her curiosities around my view of learning.
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