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Record-Release Roundup
John Meeks and Joanie Mendenhall will debut their From My Grave EP on September 3 at Tin Can Ale House. “We’ll play all the EP songs, plus a few you’ve never heard,” says Meeks, “as well as covering the Everly Brothers tune ‘Maybe Tomorrow.’”
Justin Pearson’s punk band ReTox launch their debut full-length Ugly Animals on September 8 at Porter’s Pub. “The CD design was done by Brandon McMinn,” says Pearson, “who did the All Leather records and the cover of my book From the Graveyard of the Arousal Industry.”
Fuzz-Huzzi’s release party for Revival, on Lakeside’s Kings Ransom Records, rocks Brick by Brick on September 10, while Cuckoo Chaos’ seven-song EP Woman drops September 13.
On September 14, the Belly Up hosts Nena Anderson’s release party for Beyond the Lights. “I’m going to give away the opportunity to win a private house concert,” says the three-time SDMA Best Jazz nominee, “plus we’ll have some limited-edition merchandise, including screen-printed event posters.”
Volume nine of the local band compilation Staring at the Sun gets an all-ages release party at Lestat’s on September 16. Performing will be 321 Stereo, Scott Mathiasen, Marie Haddad, Wendy Bailey, Scott West, and Joey Harris, whose bandmate Mighty Joe Longa is battling cancer and will receive some event proceeds toward medical bills.
On September 20, surf slacker Wavves offers up six-song EP Life Sux, the first release from frontman Nathan Williams’s Ghost Ramp label.
Switchfoot’s eighth studio set, Vice Verses, produced by Neal Avron (Weezer, Linkin Park) will be released September 27. Switchfoot will play Petco Park after the Padres game on September 18.
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Record-Release Roundup
Record-Release Roundup
John Meeks and Joanie Mendenhall will debut their From My Grave EP on September 3 at Tin Can Ale House. “We’ll play all the EP songs, plus a few you’ve never heard,” says Meeks, “as well as covering the Everly Brothers tune ‘Maybe Tomorrow.’”
Justin Pearson’s punk band ReTox launch their debut full-length Ugly Animals on September 8 at Porter’s Pub. “The CD design was done by Brandon McMinn,” says Pearson, “who did the All Leather records and the cover of my book From the Graveyard of the Arousal Industry.”
Fuzz-Huzzi’s release party for Revival, on Lakeside’s Kings Ransom Records, rocks Brick by Brick on September 10, while Cuckoo Chaos’ seven-song EP Woman drops September 13.
On September 14, the Belly Up hosts Nena Anderson’s release party for Beyond the Lights. “I’m going to give away the opportunity to win a private house concert,” says the three-time SDMA Best Jazz nominee, “plus we’ll have some limited-edition merchandise, including screen-printed event posters.”
Volume nine of the local band compilation Staring at the Sun gets an all-ages release party at Lestat’s on September 16. Performing will be 321 Stereo, Scott Mathiasen, Marie Haddad, Wendy Bailey, Scott West, and Joey Harris, whose bandmate Mighty Joe Longa is battling cancer and will receive some event proceeds toward medical bills.
On September 20, surf slacker Wavves offers up six-song EP Life Sux, the first release from frontman Nathan Williams’s Ghost Ramp label.
Switchfoot’s eighth studio set, Vice Verses, produced by Neal Avron (Weezer, Linkin Park) will be released September 27. Switchfoot will play Petco Park after the Padres game on September 18.
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