Come celebrate the holiday spirit at the inaugural Orlando Cantastic Food Drive at Will's Pub. All donated canned goods to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida
Featuring:
Dogs on Acid
Year of Glad - U.S.
Living Decent
Henrietta
Only $10 - BUT if you bring 2 cans of food, you save $3. That's only $7 for this incredible show!
Get tickets: http://ticketf.ly/1ZGAiPK
The members of Philadelphia’s DOGS ON ACID have only been playing together since 2014, but there’s nothing novice about them. For starters, the band is a veritable supergroup of revered Philadelphia acts, featuring members of Algernon Cadwallader, Snowing and others to make Dogs On Acid yet another export from the buzzed-about local scene.
This longstanding entrenchment in Philadelphia’s music landscape has allowed the punk/indie band — singer/guitarist Peter Helmis, guitarist Joe Reinhart, bassist Nate Dionne and drummer Nick Tazza — a refreshing amount of familiarity to bypass the typical startup grunt work that comes with forming a new project and focus on the most important thing: the music.
“We’ve never said, ‘Let’s write music like this because people who like our old bands’ stuff want to hear more,” Dionne explains. “Our past bands really never come up [in conversation]; we just know so much about each other that it’s never a discussion we really have.”
http://dogsonacid.us/
https://www.facebook.com/DogsonAcid.us
https://ranchjams.bandcamp.com/album/dogs-on-acid
Year Of Glad contain a star-studded cast of Philly punk rockers. With Mimi Gallagher of Nona and Chris Diehm of 1994! switching off on dual vocals, Mike Harping of Good Luck and Mike Bell of Mike Bell & The Movies, Year Of Glad is the formation of a bunch of incredible songwriters, coming together for an EP of good, old fashioned punk rock, filled with crunchy guitars and killer harmonies. With this new EP, Lame-O Records presents Year Of Glad, showing the world the band they didn't know they needed. Be on the look out for the band's first full length, coming not soon enough.
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