Wednesday, September 30th
at Foam - $5
Dark post-punkers Population from Chicago bring their depressive sound to St. Louis and will be joined by ghoul punks Trauma Harness and experimental madmen Demonlover.
Dark post-punkers Population from Chicago bring their depressive sound to St. Louis and will be joined by ghoul punks Trauma Harness and experimental madmen Demonlover.
Thursday, October 1st
Chizmo.tv
at Tavern of Fine Arts - FREE
Two of the best improv/experimental acts in St. Louis come together for a night of improv, noise and insane visuals done by the people of Chizmo.
at Tavern of Fine Arts - FREE
Two of the best improv/experimental acts in St. Louis come together for a night of improv, noise and insane visuals done by the people of Chizmo.
at Schalfy Tap Room - FREE
Three of the absolute best bands in St. Louis playing a free show at a restaurant. Trauma Harness is, well, read above. Two shows back-to-back - so punk! Burners is a brand new punk band featuring members of Posture, Q, Dem Scientist and Nos Bos. The Brainstems are lo-fi garage rippers that are about to take the world by storm. Did you know Gabe Karabell is in this band now? Rad.
NOiSETTE
Beauty Pageant
Berdella
biggiestardust
Dave Stone
NNN Cook
Stone Hen
at Foam - FREE
Everyone's favorite little noise festival returns to Foam with some of the very best experimental and noise artists in St. Louis. Make sure to get your hands on some sick zines at this free event. Check out this video from the last NOiSETTE in July.
Friday, October 2nd
First New Music Circle Show of the Season
Evan Parker
Peter Evans
at Joe's Cafe - $10 for students, $20 general
Two free jazz legends from two different eras are coming together in St. Louis for the first show of NMC season. Evan Parker is known all over the world and back for his incredible work with a saxophone. At 71 years young, Parker is still going and collaborating with some of the best up-and-coming free jazz musicians.
Peter Evans is a improvisational trumpeter/composer from New York City that since 2003, has been recording some of the best in free jazz of the last 12 years. He has collaborated with names like Zach Hill and Nate Wooley and a regular collaborator of Evans says "Peter can do anything!"
Saturday, October 3rd
Staghorn Tour Kickoff/Record Release
Staghorn
Jr. Clooney
Holy Gallows
Anodes
at Dugen House
Brand new experimental rockers Staghorn embarks on their first tour. But first, the hometown kiddos need to get their hands on the new record before anyone else. Therefore the tour kickoff and release show are the same show. Staghorn hits the road with silky smooth indie rockers from St. Louis, Jr. Clooney and heavy rippers Holy Gallows from Nashville.
NOiSETTE
Beauty Pageant
Berdella
biggiestardust
Dave Stone
NNN Cook
Stone Hen
at Foam - FREE
Everyone's favorite little noise festival returns to Foam with some of the very best experimental and noise artists in St. Louis. Make sure to get your hands on some sick zines at this free event. Check out this video from the last NOiSETTE in July.
Friday, October 2nd
First New Music Circle Show of the Season
Evan Parker
Peter Evans
at Joe's Cafe - $10 for students, $20 general
Two free jazz legends from two different eras are coming together in St. Louis for the first show of NMC season. Evan Parker is known all over the world and back for his incredible work with a saxophone. At 71 years young, Parker is still going and collaborating with some of the best up-and-coming free jazz musicians.
Peter Evans is a improvisational trumpeter/composer from New York City that since 2003, has been recording some of the best in free jazz of the last 12 years. He has collaborated with names like Zach Hill and Nate Wooley and a regular collaborator of Evans says "Peter can do anything!"
Saturday, October 3rd
Staghorn Tour Kickoff/Record Release
Staghorn
Jr. Clooney
Holy Gallows
Anodes
at Dugen House
Brand new experimental rockers Staghorn embarks on their first tour. But first, the hometown kiddos need to get their hands on the new record before anyone else. Therefore the tour kickoff and release show are the same show. Staghorn hits the road with silky smooth indie rockers from St. Louis, Jr. Clooney and heavy rippers Holy Gallows from Nashville.
his year marks the 10th Annual Grove Fest – St. Louis’ highly anticipated and outrageously eclectic street festival. Presented by the Grove Community Improvement District and Urban Chestnut Brewing Company, Grove Fest is celebrating 10 years of debauchery on Saturday, October 3rd between 2:00pm and 10:00pm.
Shannon Hayden at Kranzberg
Shannon Hayden
at Kranzberg Arts Center - $10
Shannon Hayden is an incredibly talented experimental celloist from Chicago. With the ability to make large composition in front of your eyes, Hayden is a must-see act.
Sunday, October 4th
Garage rock not being played in a garage
Army of Infants
Holy Doldrums
Kenshiro's
Sole Loan
at Foam - $5
Army of Infants is a garage rock duo hailing out of Dayton, Ohio. After a tour with Shitstorm, they stop by Foam, where the bartender is Mr. Shitstorm. They will be joined by three of best rippers in St. Louis.
Monday, October 5th
Band with best name comes to St. Louis
Thelma & the Sleaze
Miss Molly Simms Band
Sugar Rags
at Foam - $7
A band with one of the best names brings an equally as good sound. Thelma & the Sleaze are a garage rock trio from good ole Nashville. Being joined by Miss Molly Simms Band and Sugar Rags guarantees a night of bad ass women telling you where you can shove it.
Electronic Acts from All Over the Globe
Tellavision
Invisible Circles
Wamhoda
Wiggpaw
Zak M.
at Los Punk - $5
Invisible Circles are an experimental electronic act from New York. Tellavision are dance-fulled, layered, lo-fi electronic act from Germany. They are joined by a talented and eclectic group of St. Louis musicians.
Shannon Hayden at Kranzberg
Shannon Hayden
at Kranzberg Arts Center - $10
Shannon Hayden is an incredibly talented experimental celloist from Chicago. With the ability to make large composition in front of your eyes, Hayden is a must-see act.
Sunday, October 4th
Garage rock not being played in a garage
Army of Infants
Holy Doldrums
Kenshiro's
Sole Loan
at Foam - $5
Army of Infants is a garage rock duo hailing out of Dayton, Ohio. After a tour with Shitstorm, they stop by Foam, where the bartender is Mr. Shitstorm. They will be joined by three of best rippers in St. Louis.
Monday, October 5th
Band with best name comes to St. Louis
Thelma & the Sleaze
Miss Molly Simms Band
Sugar Rags
at Foam - $7
A band with one of the best names brings an equally as good sound. Thelma & the Sleaze are a garage rock trio from good ole Nashville. Being joined by Miss Molly Simms Band and Sugar Rags guarantees a night of bad ass women telling you where you can shove it.
Electronic Acts from All Over the Globe
Tellavision
Invisible Circles
Wamhoda
Wiggpaw
Zak M.
at Los Punk - $5
Invisible Circles are an experimental electronic act from New York. Tellavision are dance-fulled, layered, lo-fi electronic act from Germany. They are joined by a talented and eclectic group of St. Louis musicians.
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