Cute Is What We Aim For
Fueled By Ramen
Currently in the running for SPIN.com's Artist of the Year, Cute Is What We Aim For, a four-piece from Buffalo, NY, you could say, is having a pretty good year.
Thursday February 15th, the day after Valentine's Day, they will be headlining an all ages show at The Station. Tickets will be $14 at the door, but advance tickets are on sale now for $12 online at TicketWeb.
The Killing Moon
Fearless Records
Straight out of Hampden, ME, The Killing Moon bring an energy to their live shows that is better than a sugar high, tastes sweeter and won't leave your mouth full of cavities.
They will be bringing the horns and a whole lot ROCK to Ushuaia, Friday February 16th with guests Sparks The Rescue, Cambitia, Bassist 4 Sale, Wolves Among Sleep. Tickets are on sale now for $10 and available online at TicketWeb.
With their digital EP now on the streets of the world-wide-web, Sparks The Rescue, hit the road yet again because the kids just can't get enough of their fans. Based on the turn out at their shows, their fans feel the same about them.
Go your hair-did and get out to The Station, Friday February 23rd. The boys will be there with guests Chasehill, Armor For The Broken, Lannen Fall, and Signal The Escape. Tickets are on sale now for $10 and available online at TicketWeb.
Vanna, a Boston-based hardcore quintet, has received loads of praise over the past year. After a stint on the Warped Tour last summer, they hit the studio to record their full-length debut, due out in April on Epitaph.
Witness them bounce off the walls when they headline an all ages show, presented by Skatedust Productions, at The Station, Sunday February 18th, with guests Cambiata, The Shams, Thoughts of Cadence, Elise, and Late Nights & Knife Fights. Tickets are on sale now for $10 and available online at TicketWeb.
Having crawled out of a small town in West Virgina, Bobaflex, mixes influences that include science fiction b-movies, comic books, blue grass, Queen, Wu-Tang Clan, and Pink Floyd.
They will bring all their hard rock bravado and vocal assault to The Station, Saturday February 24th, with guests Claymore Minds, Brutal Intentions, and Battlefield. Tickets are on sale now for $10 and available online at TicketWeb.
After releasing their major label debut in 2003 on Columbia and touring in support, The Ataris left Columbia and started their own label. "Welcome The Night" is the label's first release.
Longtime fans won't want to miss them headlining an all ages show, presented by WCYY, at The Station, Tuesday February 27th, with guests Asobi Seksu, Wax on Radio, and The Killing Moon. Tickets are on sale now for $15 and available online at TicketWeb.
