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Tonight: Cabinet


If you think of Duke's as a strictly electronic music venue, you should head down there tonight for a healthy dose of Americana by way of Cabinet. The Scranton based six piece's most recent record, LEAP, was recorded in the studio with a live audience. I had no idea I was listening to a live recording until hearing the applause at the end, which is a testament to what a tight live band they are. They'll be joined by the stomping Americana two piece The Evil Things. Tickets are $8 and doors are at 9pm.




Brian Gorman
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Tonight: The Tombstone Hands & The Evil Things


DBGB's will be awash with rockabilly vibes this evening as Rochester's,
The Tombstone Hands bring the summer-ready sounds of surf, twang, and blues up the I-90 and into town.

I kept coming across names like "Dick Dale" and "Link Wray" as I read about the sound of The Tombstone Hands and after listening to a few tunes I can say that they definitely merit the comparisons to such legends.

Joining TTH tonight will be Buffalo's own The Evil Things.  Take the "-billy" suffix out of Psychobilly and add a "-delic" and you'll be well on your way to understanding what The Evil Things are all about.  Loads of Americana spruced up with a healthy dose of fuzzy rock psych is what you get with these Buffalo boys.

Show starts at 10PM this evening.
No price is listed on the event page, but I would assume $5 to be the going rate.



Drew Kline
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Tonight: Pink Tiger, The Evil Things, Ronald Raygun, and Malik Saint & The Violators


If you want to feast on a diverse spread of WNY’s finest acts then tonight is your lucky night. With the robust guitar licks of glam-rockers Pink Tiger, acoustical-sax fusion of Americana fist-pumpers The Evil Things, the fuzzed-out punk of neighborhood favorites, Ronald Raygun, and a dash of spinning from Malik Saint and his Violators, get ready for an insane concoction of local talent at Nietzsche’s, tonight at 9. Wash it all down with a pint of your favorite summer ale and you’re ready to kick of another great season of local live music. What better way to spend your Friday night? Cover is a mere $5. 




Tom Dennis
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