The Sublets / Falling Stars / Extra Medium Pony
w/ The Sublets, Extra Medium Pony
Sat, Mar 26
Show: 8:00 pm
(Doors: 7:00 pm )
$10.00
Saturday, March 26th
Doors 7:00pm / Show 8:00pm
All Ages
$10
+$2 at the door if under 21
Single release show for The Sublets' second single "Finally Free."
Falling Stars
They’re both guitar players and songwriters who have been making music in the Cleveland scene for many years. And as long as Tim Parnin (Cobra Verde, Sweet Apple, Chuck Mosley) has known Chris Allen, he’s been encouraging him to explore his rock side. Decades later, the pair finally spent a couple of years writing songs for what would eventually become their first album, Stranded In The Future, which will be released under the banner of Falling Stars. “It’s funny — this seems way overdue,” Parnin says. “We’ve hinted about it in the past, but have always both been busy with our own bands.” Once they were able to set aside time for recording, things came together quickly. They laid down basic tracks during three productive days of recording at Mitch Easter’s studio in North Carolina. Easter engineered the sessions with Don Dixon producing and mixing the songs. For those familiar with Allen’s normal work, both as a solo artist and with the band Rosavelt, it’s a slight departure — a purposeful move that both were excited to make. “You’ve been around the block, I’ve been around the block — let’s see if we can find some new streets to hang out on,” Allen says, remembering the initial conversations he and Parnin had at the Happy Dog discussing the potential project. “If we couldn’t do that, we were never going to spend the time recording it.” - Matt Wardlaw
Extra Medium Pony
Cleveland, Ohio’s self-described “dirty indie pop” outfit Extra Medium Pony are back with their first release since their stellar sophomore album, 2016’s Meaninglessness, and it’s an anxiety-ridden relationship reckoning.
The Sublets
The Sublets are the band to restore your faith in the power of pop-punk music.
Doors 7:00pm / Show 8:00pm
All Ages
$10
+$2 at the door if under 21
Single release show for The Sublets' second single "Finally Free."
Falling Stars
They’re both guitar players and songwriters who have been making music in the Cleveland scene for many years. And as long as Tim Parnin (Cobra Verde, Sweet Apple, Chuck Mosley) has known Chris Allen, he’s been encouraging him to explore his rock side. Decades later, the pair finally spent a couple of years writing songs for what would eventually become their first album, Stranded In The Future, which will be released under the banner of Falling Stars. “It’s funny — this seems way overdue,” Parnin says. “We’ve hinted about it in the past, but have always both been busy with our own bands.” Once they were able to set aside time for recording, things came together quickly. They laid down basic tracks during three productive days of recording at Mitch Easter’s studio in North Carolina. Easter engineered the sessions with Don Dixon producing and mixing the songs. For those familiar with Allen’s normal work, both as a solo artist and with the band Rosavelt, it’s a slight departure — a purposeful move that both were excited to make. “You’ve been around the block, I’ve been around the block — let’s see if we can find some new streets to hang out on,” Allen says, remembering the initial conversations he and Parnin had at the Happy Dog discussing the potential project. “If we couldn’t do that, we were never going to spend the time recording it.” - Matt Wardlaw
Extra Medium Pony
Cleveland, Ohio’s self-described “dirty indie pop” outfit Extra Medium Pony are back with their first release since their stellar sophomore album, 2016’s Meaninglessness, and it’s an anxiety-ridden relationship reckoning.
The Sublets
The Sublets are the band to restore your faith in the power of pop-punk music.
Formed in 2018 by guitarist, songwriter and vocalist George Chase, the trio boast a gritty alternative sound anchored in urgent and infectious melodies, propelled forward by the steady prowess of veterans Daniel Lee on bass and Stephen Nicholson on drums.
The group’s first single, “The Fallout,” out February 4, is a defiant declaration that calls on us to rise from the ashes of failed pursuits and relationships to meet the day anew, stronger than before.
The Sublets
Falling Stars
Extra Medium Pony