The Black Irish show! So… we’re doing a show on St Patty’s Day, and we are a little worried because we have to contend with the GIANTS in the St Patty’s Day marketplace. So little garage comedy is pulling out some BIG guns and putting on a great show and after party! Everyone that comes in person will receive a free gift, a Carmen Berg Playmate 1987 mousepad! and the First 50 people get a free MIX CD by Denver Smith! Jazz is baking up special Black Irish JAZZED cookies! oh one thing if you come in person don’t wear green!
Starting at 8pm On Monday the 17th Tra La La is (the band) will be rehearsing live on the third live episode of Garage Bands Live! Catch them LIVE (on camera 1) from their home office in glendale. (Tra La La LIVE at El Cid on March 31st!) Also at 8pm LIVE (on camera 2) it’s Red Barn Tragedy - america’s worst Open Mic. Hosted by Lonnie Maynard.
At 9pm It’s the main Garage Comedy Show hosted by Val Myers and Chris Romero with:
- Spooky LA BOO
- Adam Shenkman and Ronnie Prouty
- Emily Mills
- Nathan Barnatt
- The Damamatures
- Randy Liedtkeand John Sanders
- a video by Tom Miller
- Ryan Flynn
- Galadina
- Fortress of Attitude
- Screening of Tapes N Tapes Music Video
Asterios Kokkinos & Bennie Arthur
a video from Co Champions called “Nic’s Tips for a Sober St. Patrick’s Day
AND AN AFTER PARTY WITH:
and Monster Squad!
No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs
“…Along with the Sex Pistols documentary The Filth and the Fury, this particular book, Johnny Rotten’s autobiography and personal screed, is a great starting point for anyone seeking insight into what this whole Punk scene was about: how it began, briefly flourished, and inevitably went down in flames. And for the learned, *No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs* is a fantastic reflection on an era of poverty, discontent and chaos, and the artistic movement that resulted from such oppressive circumstances.”
http://www.amazon.com/Rotten-No-Irish-Blacks-Dogs/dp/031211883X
I couldn’t understand some parts of this article Irish 3/17 the St Patty’s Day “they” are afraid of at, but I guess I just need to check some more resources regarding this, because it sounds interesting.