Fort Wilson Riot at Kitty Cat Klub
Friday, July 30, 2010 » Other shows: Coming Soon, Shows Will Be Here
Kitty Cat Klub • 9:30pm • 21+ • $5
Added to calendar on Jul 6
Fort Wilson Riot
From Minneapolis
First show since since July 9, 2010 • First Kitty Cat Klub show since September 24, 2009 • First headlining show since May 2, 2009 • 38th show on MN Live's calendar since October 1, 2005
From last.fm:
Their debut record Idigaragua was an indie-rock opera performed with a full cast of actors and dancers that was written up nationally by Variety Magazine. While working on their follow-up record, Fort Wilson Riot amicably pared down to the duo of Amy & Jacob, joined, and toured with the band Ice Palace opening for Cloud Cult on there Fall Tour of 2009. Turning their house into a recording studio, Amy & Jacob worked by themselves and with trusted collaborators to write and record songs for Predator/Prey, as well as build up a body of new songs to be released in the future. Read more about Fort Wilson Riot on Last.fm.
Zoo Animal
From Minneapolis
First show since since July 24, 2010 • First Kitty Cat Klub show since January 22, 2010 • 44th show on MN Live's calendar since September 6, 2008
From last.fm:
Zoo Animal is a Minneapolis, MN band formed in January of 2008. It started from Holly Hansen’s (vocals, guitar) need for a bassist and drummer to perform her solo material. Long-time friend Tim Abramson obliged to play bass, and Al Swenson, a fellow community college student, agreed to play drums (Justin Korhonen has since become drummer) . As they played more, Holly became unsettled. They were playing material she wrote before the band and she felt a need and excitement to write songs specifically for this band to play, allowing them to pretty much shape their own parts. Read more about Zoo Animal on Last.fm.
Phantom Tails
From Minneapolis
First show since since July 9, 2010 • First Kitty Cat Klub show since May 30, 2010 • 24th show on MN Live's calendar since May 16, 2009
From last.fm:
Phantom Tails formed in early 2009. In fact, the band never really formed so much as it emerged as part of a natural progression. All four members had been playing together for some time in other bands before indulging to embark on a more electronic, gritty, and concise musical path. Wielding distorted analog synthesizers, fuzz bass, and angular guitar while brandishing electronic drum beats sampled from vintage 808 machines, traditional sumatran folk music, and Read more about Phantom Tails on Last.fm.