Emo Night Karaoke – Live Band
Emo Night Karaoke with a live backing band!”We play, you sing with a live band on stage with full production and visuals.” Setlist on Spotify: bit.ly/emonightkaraokeSetlist on Youtube: bit.ly/Emonightkaraoke 8 PM doors & signups For all venue info & policies, visit www.local506.com / Under 21 subject to a surcharge, payable at the door.
After Midnight Chappell Roan Dance Party: A Night of Bubblegum Pop Disco
After Midnight Chappel Roan Dance Party: A Night of Bubblegum Pop Disco at Local 506 Ages 18+, 9pm
The Bleu Ball: Jean-Belle’s Punk Rock B-Day Bash
The Blue Ball: Jean-Belle’s Punk Rock B-Day Bash Drag Show Featuring performances from: Jean-Belle Bleu Chelsea Rose McNeil Boom-Boom Bathory Vermillion Heaux Canta Black Heaux Coop Deville Heaux Sabrina Sapphire Purrrl Van Dammit
Pinko with Night! Night!, Treasure Pains, and Covenant Eye
Temptress and Thunderchief with The Magpie
Anubis The Dog Tour: Klokwork E with Gavyn Gun, The Hooliganz, Krackle Kapone, Crashout Artist, and Lo
General Purpose with Sweet Dream and Monadi
The Spectacles, The Unsustainables, and Hex Files
Manic Third Planet EP Release Show with Narsick and Hemlock Theory
The Pink Stones with Ma’aM and C. Albert Blomquist
The Pink Stones Website / Instagram / Spotify “This record was me trying to take everything I love as a listener and a player and shove it all into one thing without it sounding random,” says Hunter Pinkston, former punk turned cosmic country auteur, describing You Know Who, the boisterous, ambitious sophomore album by his band The Pink Stones. Ostensibly they play country music, yet all the pedal steel sobs, the two-steppin’ rhythms, twangy harmonies, and lyrics about broken hearts and long days on the road are launchpads for wild experiments and unexpected stylistic forays. “There’s obviously a lot of country and rock in our music, but there’s a lot of gospel and soul and psych and dub. I really wanted to get all of those things living peacefully together in one record.” Made up almost entirely of Athens musicians who play in other bands around town (including former members of the Drive-By Truckers and the Glands), The Pink Stones match their frontman’s vast musical vocabulary while adding their own twists to spacey honkytonk, pedal-to-the-metal trucker anthems, and ecstatic gospel. Together, they have the range to be whatever they need to be at any given moment, embracing the spirit of musical freedom that has animated the local music scene for more than forty years. Yet, The Pink Stones sound like no other Athens band. “We have the space to be free here in Athens and do whatever we want,” says Pinkston. “We get to do our own thing, and there are a million other really good bands doing their own things here as well. Everyone is friends with everyone else, and everyone’s doing something constantly, so you’re always hearing something new. And you always have to stay on your toes.”