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Happy Hour - Half Price Everything
9-11 - every day
Mondays - Movie Mondays - One at 7pm, one at 9pm
Tuesdays - Acoustic Open Mic - 9-1 - acoustic and bands welcome
Sundays - Live Blues From 7-11
| Friday, April 1 - Jam - $6 |
 London File |
 Overlook |
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London File
- London File hails from the great college town of Shippensburg, PA.
The band prides itself on creating thought provoking and stimulating
musical experiences. London File possesses a versatile repertoire of
original songs which are dynamically showcased during every outing.
With each show, London File's audience is treated to improvisation
and exhilaration... the spontaneity of the moment shapes all of
London File's shows.
Overlook - Overlook is the product of the artistic endeavors of local musicians Billy Roach, Timmy Roach, Fran Camardella, and Zack Boden. The band was formerly known as Tingler under the helm of the Roach brothers, and produced dreamy, melodic songs filled with emotion and lyrical strength. Now as Overlook, these attributes remain, and are now fortified with the edgy cuttings of Camardella's guitar and the smooth foundations of Boden's bass. Finally merged with Billy's soaring falsettos and Timmy's percussive precision, what you hear is an overlook of here, there, and everywhere in between. |
| Saturday, April 2 - Excellent Rock - $7 |
 The Underwater |
 Electric Candy Shop |
 The Midnight Drive / A Utopian Skyline |
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The Underwater
- Absolutely fantastic band from York/Harrisburg, PA. Compared to Muse,
The Juliana Theory, Placebo, Cave-In, Foo Fighters, Filter,
Hoobastank, Thrice. Emotional, melodic guitar rock.
"THE UNDERWATER could easily become one of rock's
brightest stars as "Bleed Me Blue" contains some
exceptional moments." Smother.net Yup, they should be huge,
massive. Catch em here while you still can.
Electric Candy Shop - Everyone who experiences the music of Electric Candy Shop can tell you that their music will take you through an emotional spin cycle of relationships and the human condition. The music, coupled with their high-energy stage performance, brings the audience an experience they will not forget. The Midnight Drive / A Utopian Skyline - formerly known as The Midnight Drive, A Utopian Skyline brings together a fully orchestrated union of alternative, progressive and independent rock. By keeping their sound commercially palatable and unique at the same time, they have set a new standard for hard progressive original rock. Been compared to Coheed and Cambria, The Mars Volta, Pink Floyd. |
| Sunday, April 3 - Blues - $4 |
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The Don Johnson Project |
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| Wednesday, April 6 - Bo Bim Every Wednesday in April - $2 - |
 Bo Bim |
 Espenshade |
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Bo Bim
- An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones, Dandy Warhols,
Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney,
Bob Dylan, Weezer, The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies,
Television, Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs. Really great
stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now. "a band with buzz ... Bo Bim
clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March
2005.
Espenshade - we are just 3 normal guys that want to play the type of music that we've been looking for but just can't seem to find. we'll rock you silly on one song then lull you to sleep with the next. we basically set out to keep ourselves entertained and we just ended up entertaining others as well. some people say we sound like braid and mock orange you can judge for yourself. Espenshade's been playing indie rock in the Hbg area for a while, and have gotten popular in the all ages scene around here, playing The Why're a lot back in the day and Champion Ship these days. |
Thursday, April 7 - acoustic / garage-grunge-rock - $2 -
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 Darcie Miner (9:15) |
 The Lookies (10:15) |
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Darcie Miner
- Influential Philadelphia station WXPN named Darcie
one of its Artists to Watch in 2003. Darcie and her
band made history by performing on MTV’s Advance
Warning as the first unsigned act ever to play
in prime-time on the channel. Darcie also made
an appearance on the new Star Search, hosted by Arsenio Hall,
where she finished second in a controversial decision.
The Darcie Miner Band logged in a hectic touring
schedule which saw them build a strong regional
following along the Atlantic seaboard, opening for
the likes of Edwin McCain, Patty Griffin, Heart,
Richard Thompson, Jeffrey Gaines, Wyclef Jean,
Beth Hart and Jeffrey Gaines. The delightful
Darcie is a Gullifty's favorite.
The Lookies - Ex Team Shorty, The Lookies have just completed their first 5 song EP entitled “I’m Lookin’” on RedRum Records. “Reflections of this country’s pre-occupation with sex, violence, and monetary greed.” Produced by: The Lookies Featuring songs: Stop + Go I Don’t Care Consumed I’m Lookin’ Ugly Things Drummer Jay was in Dinosaur Jr (Green Mind) and the Velvet Monkeys with Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth. |
| Friday, April 8 - Active Rock - $7 |
 Rectifier |
 Plunge |
 Evolve |
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Rectifier
- Vocalist Mitch Taylor, guitarist Scott Michajluk, bassist Troy Lehman, (all 3 ex Julian Fist)
and drummer Tony Kirchner deliver the goods with power, passion and purity.
This is a musical feast that rises above the cookie-cutter rockers that
pollute today’s mainstream. “We are all about the song,” says Michajluk.
“ We don’t care about the flavor of the week. It’s all about writing
good music that touches anyone who hears our album or sees a live
performance. We’re not necessarily different and we are not trying
to recreate the wheel, just shake it up a bit.”
Plunge - In 2002 Vocalist / Guitarist Mike Ruocco was asked to join RCA Gold Recording Artists SR-71, whom the band had shared the stage with years earlier. While touring with SR-71 , Plunge recieved an offer from European based label Atenzia Records. After completing their first full-length record, Plunge is anxious to release the record in Europe and looks forward to a United States release in the coming months. Sounds like Sugarcult meets Butch Walker meets the Goo Goo Dolls. Evolve - |
| Saturday, April 9 - Blues - $6 |
 The Bluezers |
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The Bluezers
- The BlueZers, recently voted `Simply the Best Band` in the Harrisburg
Magazine 2004 Readers Poll, will bring their high energy show to Gullifty's
for the first time on Friday, November 12th. Gullifty's is located in the
Cedar Cliff Mall off of the New Cumberland exit of I-83. The BlueZers are
a Harrisburg, PA-based Rock band with lots of blues influences. The band
serves up a blues-infused, rock and roll stew of tunes from Robert Johnson
to The Rolling Stones, and from John Lee Hooker to Jimi Hendrix, with about
a dozen originals thrown in the mix! Though each band member comes from
diverse musical backgrounds, they all share one thing--a love of the blues
and the music it inspired, both old and new, in its many forms. If you
haven't been lucky enough to catch The BlueZers already, come on out--ease
into a chair--sit back--and, have one bourbon, one scotch, and one beer.
John Lee would have wanted it that way! Batman is DJing between sets. |
| Sunday, April 10 - Blues - $4 |
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The Don Johnson Project |
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| Wednesday, April 13 - Bo Bim Every Wednesday in April - $3 - |
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Bo Bim |
 El Toro |
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Bo Bim
- An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones, Dandy Warhols,
Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney,
Bob Dylan, Weezer, The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies,
Television, Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs. Really great
stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now. "a band with buzz ... Bo Bim
clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March
2005.
ˇEl Toro! - ˇEl Toro! has launched the beginnings of a promisingly innovative career in the short sixteen months they’ve been together, and new CD May and Marielle proves to be yet another testament to their limitless talent. Within a year of their conception they had released the Dot Dot Dot ex E.P., the El Rancho Del Oro E.P., and the La Rosa E.P. independently, toured the entire East Coast and the Mid-West, and signed to Undecided Records, which Revolver Magazine covered in its October 2004 issue. Through Sony Music, Victory Records will exclusively distribute May and Marielle across North America after it’s release date March 29th, 2005. The full-length album will be available at Best Buy, F.Y.E., Amazon.com, Tower Records, and many other local record stores. |
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Thursday, April 14 - Brandon's Birthday - quality alt.country / rock - $2 -
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 Bravetheday |
 Jealousy Curve |
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Bravetheday
- "Possessing astounding vocals, swirls of guitars and gorgeous songwriting,
bravetheday painstakingly crafts their music to deliver messages that
are irresistibly simple, while at the same time being unpretentiously
profound." Originating out of Harrisburg, PA, and now relocated to
Philadelphia, bravetheday was formed in 1998 by the songwriting
team of Josh Kesler and vocalist Rebecca Miller. The current
lineup of the band is rounded out by ex-Modus drummer Patrick
Garrity and veteran L.A. bassist Ian Boccio. The band has
extensive live performance experience, having played shows
in and around Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New York, opening
for larger name artists like Jonatha Brooke, Dar Williams,
Grey Eye Glances and Michelle Branch, and performing live on
WXPN. Songs by bravetheday are also on regular rotation on
XMUnsigned and WBZC's ClassicFM
Jealousy Curve - Completely self-produced, recorded and mixed against all odds, LAAA’s 10 tracks are a testament to the band’s diehard, DIY attitude and is enjoying both domestic and international sales and exposure, in addition to regional FM attention, with great support from hometown stations 93.3 WMMR and 100.3 WPLY. Two of the album’s tracks, “The World is You” and “Appreciated”, were also licensed for use and included in the soundtrack to the direct to DVD Cruel Intentions 3 in May 2004 on Sony/Tristar, garnering legions of loyal fans who were instrumental in bolstering LAAA’s internet pre sale totals in the 3 months preceding its 1/25/05 release. Maintaining a rigorous live performance schedule, Jealousy Curve is fortunate to receive constant invitations for performances at the region’s best venues, having built strong relationships with both talent buyers and other regional touring bands. |
| Friday, April 15 - Jam / Classic Rock sound - $6 |
 The Green Onions |
 Mehlt |
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The Green Onions
- There is a fresh, yet somewhat familiar sound soaring through
the cow-filled pastures of Lancaster County. It is the sound of
The Green Onions. In these times of flashy musicians, gimmick-based
songwriting, and the all too common, "I hate my life," rock bands,
The Green Onions are offering an alternative. This band wants to
create music for the sake of creating music. Be prepared for hard
rocking guitar solos, sturdy song sections, and free-flowing jams.
Mehlt - MEHLT is a hard-hitting journey through various styles of music with carefree and careful improvisations in rock, jazz, blues, funk, and more. The band progresses in all aspects of music while in its greatest form: a six-piece original band of best friends who have a passion for making and playing music. |
| Saturday, April 16 - Fun Covers - $5 |
 Cheshire Cats |
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The Cheshire Cats
- featuring members of
Bubba
- Harrisburg's toasted and cheezy party band experience!
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| Sunday, April 17 - Blues - $5 |
 Nate Myers and the Aces |
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Nate Myers and the Aces
A professional musical act based
out of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. A wide variety of original
music based in the roots of American music – Blues, Swing,
Rock, Funk, Soul, and even Country
Nate Myers and the Aces recently won the Billtown Blues
Association's Audition Concert - part of the International
Blues Challenge. We're honored and proud to be representing
the Billtown Blues Association in Memphis in February 2006.
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| Wednesday, April 20 - Bo Bim Every Wednesday in April - it's 420 - $4 - |
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Bo Bim |
 Rezin |
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Bo Bim
- An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones, Dandy Warhols,
Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney,
Bob Dylan, Weezer, The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies,
Television, Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs. Really great
stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now. "a band with buzz ... Bo Bim
clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March
2005.
Rezin - A four member band from Washington, DC has been performing regionally since 1992. Each of Rezin's band members bring their own unique playing style to the mix, and together have created a distinct hard rock sound that is apparent in all three of their full length CDs. Songs from all three releases have enjoyed frequent airlplay on 98 Rock, DC101, WHFS 99.1, and WZBH The Beach. |
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Thursday, April 21 - Emo / Indie - $2 -
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 Movies With Heroes (9:15) |
 A Utopian Skyline (10:15) |
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Movies With Heroes
- Hailing from Lancaster, PA, Movies With Heroes writes amazingly
beautiful heartfelt, driving music with pop sensibilities.
"Movies With Heroes is a four-piece indie rock band from
Lancaster, PA. The band has performed its unique brand of
melodic, emotional indie rock at clubs and colleges
throughout the US as well as at several major music
festivals including Toronto's NXNE, Philadelphia's PMC,
and the Cornerstone Festival in IL." - AnonymousBands.com
MWH has shared the stage with many bands including the
Promise Ring, Dashboard Confessional, Burning Airlines,
Pedro the Lion, Cursive and Rainer Maria.
A Utopian Skyline - formerly known as The Midnight Drive, A Utopian Skyline brings together a fully orchestrated union of alternative, progressive and independent rock. By keeping their sound commercially palatable and unique at the same time, they have set a new standard for hard progressive original rock. Been compared to Coheed and Cambria, The Mars Volta, Pink Floyd. |
| Friday, April 22 - Always Packed - Rock - $15 - |
 The Clarks |
 Rosavelt |
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The Clarks
- The Clarks are an unprecedented rock phenomenon in their hometown of Pittsburgh,
where the rock 'n' roll quartet regularly performs for crowds of 8,000 or more
and where their last record outsold many of today's biggest music acts. With
five studio albums and countless live performances to their credit, The Clarks
share the kind of musical shorthand only a band of near-brothers can know.
Their top-notch musicianship and songwriting are clearly evident on their
new CD, Another Happy Ending, the band's second for Razor & Tie.
Rosavelt - For The Story Of Gasoline, the band hooked up with artist/producer Don Dixon. At the time they were working as a three-piece following the departure of co-frontman Kevin Grasha. Dixon—who produced memorable records by R.E.M. and the Smithereens—not only fell in love with Rosavelt’s music, he had a vision of what it would take to capture every sweaty bit of the urgency the band exhibited in live performance. |
| Saturday, April 23 - Power-Pop / alt.country - $5 - |
 The Jellybricks |
 Wayne Supergenius |
 Steve Reso |
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The Jellybricks
- Longtime heroes of the Harrisburg Power-Pop scene, The Jellybricks have
a long list of accomplishments, including opening for Live at Hershey Stadium,
multiple performances in Los Angeles at International Pop Overthrow and
opening slots for Goo Goo Dolls, 10,000 Maniacs, Seven Mary Three,
Sponge, Fuel, Luscious Jackson, Better Than Ezra, The Badlees,
They Might Be Giants. Quality.
Wayne Supergenius - Wayne Supergenius writes the old fashioned kind of song. The big hook, the unforgettable melody, the crafted solo that many who have been sucked into the dreary world of the image conscious have missed. Or to quote Peter Bothum of Rockpile magazine: "With such a true-blue batch of solid rock songs, timing is irrelevant." Steve Reso - Honing his skills as a member of several notable 90’s bands such as Underground Cartoons, Reso paid his dues in every smoky, dark club from New Orleans to Dover to NYC. Along the way he developed a sound and style all his own and in the mid 90’s decided to seize the solo spotlight. After a deal with one label fell through, his demo tape landed in the hands of Indian, president of Gig Records. In 2002, the critically acclaimed "Ordinary Life" was released and quickly became a radio standard on the Central PA airwaves. The buzz surrounding the disc soon made its way to the studios of MTV who are currently spinning tracks from "Ordinary Life" on their Real World/Road Rules Challenge Series. The band had the honor of opening for Better Than Ezra recently at the Bottle & Cork in Dewey Beach and have shared the stage with such bands as Fuel, Live, Gene Loves Jezebel and Solution AD. |
| Sunday, April 24 - Blues - $5 |
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Nate Myers and the Aces |
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Nate Myers and the Aces
A professional musical act based
out of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. A wide variety of original
music based in the roots of American music - Blues, Swing,
Rock, Funk, Soul, and even Country
Nate Myers and the Aces recently won the Billtown Blues
Association's Audition Concert - part of the International
Blues Challenge. We're honored and proud to be representing
the Billtown Blues Association in Memphis in February 2006.
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| Wednesday, April 27 - Bo Bim Every Wednesday in April - $2 |
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Bo Bim |
 Glaz Almaz |
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Bo Bim
- An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones, Dandy Warhols,
Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney,
Bob Dylan, Weezer, The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies,
Television, Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs. Really great
stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now. "a band with buzz ... Bo Bim
clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March
2005.
Glaz Almaz - the two of us have been composing music together since june of 2004. we have known each other for almost 8 years. its all or nothing from here out. we have little interest in doing anything other than playing in this band. jobs are bullshit. paying rent blows. driving around the country playing rock music is where its at for us. That rocks. They're touring for about a month in June, hitting the east pretty hard. 2 piece indie rock. Very cool band. Hard to describe, mostly instrumental. Definitely indie. |
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Thursday, April 28 - Rock - National Act - $6 -
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 Martini Bros |
 Throw Rag |
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Martini Bros.
- for the past eleven years Deuce Gibb, Mike Mead, Rej Troup and Chad Matson
have taken us on one hell of a ride. after only three practices,
they recorded their first demo with Steve Ward and proceeded to
open for "LIVE" in hersheypark stadium to a crowd of 17,000
screaming fans. playing a medley of rockabilly, surf and
garage music, they became the "buzz band" of '95.
Two years later they suffered the tragic, accidental
death of their drummer and founding member, Chad
Matson, but were determined to prevail with one
consistent thought: to play great rock n' roll.
Since then, the martini bros have played with Reverend Horton Heat,
Dick Dale, Hank Williams III, Lee Rocker of The Stray Cats, and Johnny Winter,
just to name a few. they've collaborated with national recording artist,
Jeffrey Gaines, and have played coast-to-coast: from new york city
to los angeles, nashville to the jersey shore, roof tops to trains,
and riverboats to nearly every bar in Central PA.
Throw Rag - Touring this month with Queens of the Stone Age, then The Explosion and The Loved Ones, Throw Rag will be playing the Warped Tour this summer. "...they possess as much legitimately unhinged charisma as a roomful of Howlin' Pelles" (Spin Magazine) "Desert Shores" - 4K rating (Kerrang Magazine) "The Rolling Stones of my generation" (Flipside) "Throw Rag is personified, unnerving danger" (Destroy All Monthly Magazine) "If the Germs were raised on a Pirate Ship, you'd have THROW RAG" (Flogging Molly's Nate Maxwell) |
| Friday, April 29 - Rock - $5 |
 Hierosonic |
 Anthrophobia |
 Kamikaze Zero |
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Hierosonic
- Hierosonic is an ambient/industrial hybrid rock band with sounds
reminiscent of natural worldly sound and gritty mechanical drones
mixed with off-beat rhythms. After Hierosonic has fine tuned
their sound since getting a new guitarist, more into the
Janes Addiction and Primus category. The demented circus
feel mixed with a bit of sexual energy. Played Lollapalooza 2003
in Seattle, WA. They have a real good schedule for the 1st 4 months of 2005. In addition to the local shows, they're playing The Silo (Reading), The Crowbar (State College), CBGS's (NYC), Grape Street Pub (Philly), Jaxx (DC Burbs), 2 in Ohio and 2 in Connecticut, among others. Anthrophobia - Anthrophobia still exists for a few basic primal reasons: the band are at the top of their game, kicking ass live, have just released their best set of music to date; and most importantly, still enjoy playing and creating music together. After 14 months of writing, demoing, recording, rerecording, mixing and mastering, Anthrophobia have finally released a cd that they feel accurately represents them as a rock entity. Magnetic incorporates inspirations and elements from all of the previous 'phobia catalog, taking experiments and risks within the band's creative walls, as well as pushing them to new limits. Kamikaze Zero - Knife Rock - which has a distinctly AC/DC hard rock sound but with that modern sound as well. The bass player (Paul) used to be in the Virus. Touring in April, with the Fishnet Stalkers, out to Tennessee, Illinois. They play about half all age venues like Champion Ship, and half in bars. Opening for The Misfits in Baltimore the day after this show. |
| Sunday, April 30 - Blues - $5 |
 Worlds End |
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Worlds End
- Worlds End is an original hard rock-metal band based in York, PA.
The band started in 1998 under the name SEE YOU AUNTIE.
Since then, brothers Mike and Ryan Brambilla have worked with
numerous musicians and played many of the area's local and
regional clubs. After 4 years and over 300 live shows,
they took a break to write some new music... and now they're back.
Teaming up with Marshall Deasy of Stress Free Studios they managed
to record their music short of a full band. The new CD by
Worlds End is powerful and inspiring, and is sure to make
an impact on the music industry today!
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| Schedules from previous months |