This Weekend! The Technicolors, Fauve, The Phantom Broadcast, & More

Today! (Friday, September 13)

Who: Kevin Conroy, The Northbound, Nick Rainey, Old Fox Road, Hometown Heavyweights, John Sander, The Phantom Broadcast, Joe Meland, Jon TraceyWhen: 11:00 amWhere: The University of Illinois QuadCost: FreeAges: AllFacebook EventGo see some acoustic dudes perform on the Quad between classes.  Skip your classes.  Follow your dreams.  (Don't skip your classes.  Do follow your dreams.)  Just remember: Acoustic dudes are the best kind of dudes.  And F.Y.I., the event's official title is "Music for the Masses Presents: Acoustic Dudes on the Quad!" — so, acoustic dudes are, in fact, promised.  This is Music for the Masses kick-off event, and each act is performing a half-hour set starting at 11:30 am. Afterwards. . . Who: The Technicolors, Ars Nova, Good SafariWhen: 6:30 pmWhere: The Canopy ClubCost: $10 in advance, $12 at the doorAges: 18+Event LinkIf you feel like there just isn't enough rock in your diet*, consider this show after the show on the quad. The Technicolors, a 70s influenced rock n roll band from Phoenix, will play at The Canopy Club as part of their tour to the east coast and back. Joining them are blues-rock locals The Ars Nova and Decaturian (is that what they're called?) rockers Good Safari. Mmm.*Pizza FM does not recommend eating rocks.


Tonight:
Music for the Masses at The Courtyard Cafe Flier

Tomorrow! (Saturday, September 14)

Who: Fauve, The Phantom Broadcast, Hometown Heavyweights, PedestriansWhen: 7:00 pm – 11:30 pmWhere: Illini Union Courtyard CafeCost: $3 ($2 for students)Ages: All AgesFacebook EventAnother Music for the Masses event, this show features a heady mix of local bands and musical genres, including Fauve as headliner and its "IQ-raising" (according to the Facebook description of the event) experimental sound all the way to Pedestrian's mellower acoustic jams.  The Phantom Broadcast adds a dose of indie jazz, which could never be a bad thing.  And then you've got Hometown Heavyweights with their kinda-sorta pop punk, too.  Friday afternoon's Music for the Masses show is basically to promote this big shebang.


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