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DO NOT MISS THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT's SOUL-DANCE-DISCO-ELECTRO FUNKY-FRESH SHOWS at The BOOM BOOM ROOM!
featuring:
*JUNO WHAT?!*
(A Kick-Azz New Thang featuring members of The Motet - It is a Killin' Party!)
And Special Guests:
*PINOT*
$12 (adv) - www.boomboomtickets.com
JUNO WHAT?...
Juno What?! is America’s newest contribution to the late 70's/early 80's-inspired, high energy, funk-disco, synth bass, electronica genre.
A rising star in their field, Juno What?! is bringing their illuminated madness to every venue upon which they descend. Catalyzing dancefloors into sonic landscapes, Juno What?! is poised to take stages around the country to sternum bump its prey. A sound that is ahead of its time yet is steeped in a foundation of electro 80’s dance grooves with a healthy dose of progressive, booty-shaking themes.
This is a force to be reckoned with.
Featuring members of The Motet (Joey Porter: keyboards & talk box, Dave Watts: drums and samples), these accomplished musicians have gathered their collective talents and musical prowess to focus on this mission of making the world a better place.......to dance!
*PINOT*
(soul-funk ala Soulive)
Pinot is a funk/jam band based out of Los Angeles, CA drawing
influences from James Brown, P-Funk, Tower of Power, Earth Wind and
Fire, Soulive and Lettuce. Don't be fooled by the name, there's
nothing "smooth" about this band. Pinot is served straight up with a
side of grease to wash down that nasty funk, and of course, is
recommended at high volumes.
With a blend of funkified grooves, tasty harmonies and soulful textures, Pinot ~ the Los Angeles based funk/jam band ~ brings a party-vibe atmosphere to each and every performance. The main concept of Pinot is to encourage fans to get up and dance. It's not about "I'm so introspective" It's all about the audience--it's not a concert, it's a party. |
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