Upcoming events.
Neva Dinova with Brett Newski & The Pretty Graves
Neva Dinova
Formed in Omaha, Nebraska in 1993 by guitarist‑vocalist Jake Bellows and bassist Heath Koontz, Neva Dinova became a key name within the vibrant Saddle Creek indie scene. Their self‑titled debut arrived in 2002 on Crank! A Record Company and was praised as a top release of that year, gaining early critical acclaim. Over the next few years, the band evolved into a five‑piece lineup including Tim Haes, Mike Kratky, and drummer Bo Anderson, later joined by longtime member Roger Lewis (also of The Good Life).
A defining moment in their career came with the 2004 split EP One Jug of Wine, Two Vessels, a collaboration with Bright Eyes in which both groups wrote and performed across six songs. That project cemented their connection with Conor Oberst and fellow Omaha acts such as Cursive, with contributions from Bright Eyes members like Mike Mogis and Nate Walcott, alongside Neva’s own Roger Lewis on drums.
After releasing You May Already Be Dreaming in 2008 and a hiatus that ended with a 2022 rarities collection (Demos and C‑Sides), Neva Dinova returned in full in 2024 with their album Canary, their first LP in 16 years. The current lineup features Bellows, Roger Lewis, and Megan Siebe (of Cursive and Simon Joyner & the Ghosts), and their return included touring with Cursive and joint appearances connected to Bright Eyes and the wider Saddle Creek community. Canary features singles like “Edge of Something”, “Lonely Heart” (with Siebe on lead vocals), and “Something’s Out There”, capturing the band’s signature blend of indie-rock, folk, psychedelia, and country-tinged moody textures.
Brett Newski
Brett Newski is a Milwaukee-based singer-songwriter, guitarist, illustrator, podcaster, and author, known for his energetic blend of 90s‑inspired alternative rock, alt‑country, and folk‑punk. His music has drawn praise from outlets including Rolling Stone, NPR, American Songwriter, SiriusXM, Boston Globe, Billboard, SPIN and Paste.
Over his career, Newski has toured as a supporting act or performed alongside major names such as the Violent Femmes, Pixies, Nada Surf, Guster, Gin Blossoms, Better Than Ezra, Barenaked Ladies, Manchester Orchestra, New Pornographers, Courtney Barnett, Japanese Breakfast, and Built to Spill.
The Pretty Graves
The Pretty Graves are an underground art‑rock quartet based in Connecticut, drawing creative fuel from seminal acts such as The Velvet Underground, Pavement, Elliott Smith, and Jonathan Fire Eater. Their music blends raw emotional intensity, enigmatic lyricism, and kinetic energy - creating a distinct presence in the Connecticut music scene that has garnered attention for its authenticity and depth.
LUNG / A Former Friend / Carrie Nation & The Speakeasy
If we’re throwing a Sunday show, you know it’ll be a good one. Two outstanding bands on tour joining our friends, A Former Friend, for a great night of music. Note the early start time: doors at 7pm, show at 8pm.
LUNG is a daring duo from Cincinnati wielding electric cello and thunderous drums to create a sound both fierce and ethereal. With Kate Wakefield’s classically trained voice and cello drenched in distortion pedals and amps, paired with drummer Daisy Caplan’s earthquaking rhythms, their intensity is unmatched. Since forming in 2016, they’ve racked up over 800 shows across North America and Europe, sharing stages with acts like The Jesus Lizard and Screaming Females. Described as “loud, dissonant, innovative, and fearless,” their evolving, genre-defying form continues to push boundaries.
A Former Friend is a deeply introspective Americana-Gothic project, born in Arizona, raised in Kentucky, and now rooted in New England. Their songwriting taps into the storied tradition of American balladeering—reflective, haunting, and steeped in poetic truth. Often described as an American troubadour pondering life, labor, and love in the age of the apocalypse, this act brings an evocative and stirring presence to the stage.
Carrie Nation & the Speakeasy is a high-energy “Brass ’n’ Grass” sextet with roots in punk, bluegrass, and Dixieland—crafted into a relentless, rollicking sound. Based in Wichita since 2007, their live shows are dynamic and ever-changing, fueled by mandolin, trombone, trumpet, washboard, banjo, stand-up bass, and compelling songwriting that goes beyond whiskey-infused fun to tackle themes of social satire, labor, existential journeys, and more. Their sound—often dubbed “a stagecoach in overdrive”—blends controlled chaos with soulful storytelling.
7pm doors / 8pm show / $10 (cash or credit)
Sea Shanty Night feat. My Druthers & Lynz Morahn & Friends
Sea Shanty Night returns to New London! This time with My Druthers and badass shantywoman Lynz Morahn & Friends. A pre-party for Saturday’s Songs Of The Sea event.
8pm doors / 9pm show / $10 cover
Slyne & The Family Stoned LP Release Party w/ Missed Cues
Slyne & the Family Stoned are an unforgettable fixture in the New London music scene—equal parts punk, psychedelia, noise, and communal spirit.
Hailing from New London, CT, they are a vibrant, genre-defying collective of punks, freaks, lovers, and misfits—bound together by a shared passion for musical adventure. Led by Michael Slyne, the band fuses punk energy, improvisational noise, droning psychedelia, and soulful melodies.
Their incredible live sets are chaotic and meditative all at once. Expect a wild ride through noise, melody, and message. They celebrate the release of their new LP release, The Future Is A Valley. Vinyl copies will be available at the show.
Anchored in college rock, indie, and punk traditions, Missed Cues’ sound is marked by lo-fi textures, chugging power chords, and catchy vocal hooks, drawing clear comparisons to Connecticut’s punk lineage (see: Towers Of New London compilations). The title track of their debut record, in particular, conjures old-school garage-rock with bold, pleading vocals and bright guitar riffs that immediately engage.
The Pretty Graves with Thirst Trap
The Pretty Graves are an underground art‑rock quartet based in Connecticut, drawing creative fuel from seminal acts such as The Velvet Underground, Pavement, Elliott Smith, and Jonathan Fire Eater. Their music blends raw emotional intensity, enigmatic lyricism, and kinetic energy - creating a distinct presence in the Connecticut music scene that has garnered attention for its authenticity and depth.
Thirst Trap is a genre-blurring rock quartet hailing from New London, Connecticut. Featuring Sophie Walsh (guitar), Bob Bourne (bass), Matt Potter (guitar), and Liz Larson Spurr (drums), they formed through local jam sessions that quickly grew into a cohesive project. The band describes their sound with playful self-awareness as “Brat Metal” — raw, energetic, and unafraid to push boundaries.
Nova One with A Former Friend
NOVA ONE makes lush, dreamy music that celebrates and centers vulnerability, self-love, self-expression, and queer futurity. This Providence-based band performs songs from their newest LP, create myself (Community Records), celebrating self-acceptance, becoming, and inviting each of us to find our own voices and see ourselves with compassion and love.
With a sound that was born in Arizona & raised in Kentucky, A FORMER FRIEND uses the grand tradition of American songwriting to speak truth to power, regularly accompanied by a full band featuring guitar, piano, mandolin, violin, flute, bass, drums and vocal harmonies.
Fimone with The Pneumatics
FIMONE
Born from a lightning bolt in rural Minnesota, Fimone began crafting original music at 16, guided by their first Fender. Overcoming small-town challenges and struggles with addiction, she forged a unique sound in Nashville, blending country, blues, and rock. With 10+ years as an independent artist, she’s toured the U.S. and Europe, collaborated with Grammy winners, and earned acclaim with their self-directed music video “Fire,” which won the Audience Award at Indie Memphis Film Festival.
The lead singles from Fascination – "Will" and "The Guide" – received support from country music industry leaders CMT, ACM, and CMA. The music video for "Will" rotated on CMT Music, and the visualizer for "The Guide" premiered with All Country Music. The project was further covered by Rainbow Rodeo. AntiMusic and News Is Out, topped off with a interview with WKRN Channel 2's Local on 2.
Fimone’s powerful live performances and evocative songwriting have gained her spots on Lightning 100, WWLTV, WWOZ New Orleans, PBS On Stage Twin Cities, The Daily Yonder, and Connect LGBTQ magazine. An advocate for social justice, she draws comparisons to Brandi Carlile and Alabama Shakes. With skills as a producer, songwriter, and director, Fimone is a true renaissance artist in today’s vibrant creative scene.
Wooly Mammoth w/ Hopeville General Store
Wooly Mammoth is a five-piece band of talented players from the Mystic area with a focus on tight jams, original material and rock n' roll fan favorites
Fatal Film / Haunted Cat
Fatal Film is an indie rock/post-punk band from New London, CT.
Haunted Cat is an indie rock band from Albany, NY.
Sea Shanty Night feat. My Druthers & Skylark
Sea Shanty Night returns to New London! This time with My Druthers and their old friend Kate McCann & her unbelievably talented trio, Skylark.
8pm doors / 9pm show / $10 cover
Pocket Vinyl / Xenos / Mike Slyne
Regardless of what happens with the election on Nov. 5, three great acts are going to be coming to the Oasis Pub in New London to either celebrate victory or burn it all in defeat. One way or another, emotions will be let out and it will be cathartic for everyone.
Post rock builds. Noise rock bangers. Live painting masterpieces. This will will have it all, and no matter what we will prevail and continue on.
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Pocket Vinyl, the piano-slamming/live-painting band from CT, are returning with presents! Their live show consists of insightful piano indie rock coupled with a live painter, who creates a work of art on stage during the show, which gets auctioned off afterwards. Every painting and show is unique.
Xénos is an experimental Cretan folk group that merges the traditional songs & modern sounds of Crete.
Mike Slyne (Slyne & The Fam Stoned) will play a solo set.
SCARYOKE VI: Live Band Emo/Pop-Punk Karaoke
Come one, come all, to New London's most sinister ritual hall. Tell All Your Friends shall spawn once again to resurrect the annual un-dead L I V E ! EMO and POP PUNK karaoke gathering!
+get tickets early to reserve your r e q u i e m request
+imbibe c r e e p y cocktails and potent potions
+sing your J E T b l a c k hearts out ALL DAMN NIGHT
+dress to D E P R E S S
+celebrate life, cause you can sleep when you're D E A D
9:00pm start; three sets of music
Tickets: $10 presale; $15 door
Want to sing?: Song selection tickets available for $10 at the link
Number One Babe w/ Lazy Trail
We are so excited to host Number One Babe hot off the heels of their debut set at this year’s Newport Folk Festival! The band will captivate you with their singing as easy as breathing and soft lyrics twinged with heartache. It’s perfect for a breezy, summer morning by Narragansett Bay.
Lazy Trail is the new project of songwriter Emma Willer, more commonly known for her band Boyscott. Throughout the years she’s harnessed her craft—allowing the songs to form and grow, collect dust, and be made again. Lazy Trail takes you on lush adventures and offbeat musical excursions, guiding you through hazy daydreams of succinct simplicity.
Terror Pigeon returns to New London!
Costumes. Pillow fights. Parachute games. Stuffed animals. Black lights. Dance parties in the street.
No, this isn’t the best sleepover ever. This is Terror Pigeon, the indie dance project of Nashville, TN’s Neil Fridd. Terror Pigeon has put on some of the most memorable shows in the history of the Oasis. Picture it, dance songs about friendship in front of a DIY stage set (inflatables sometimes included), with costumes for everyone to dress up in, strobing light rigs that are actually attached to the audience, a parachute game that ends in a dance party under said parachute… it’s a moment in time to let everything go and just fucking party.
Come to think of it, this is basically the best sleepover ever. You just won’t want to sleep.
“The Nashville weirdo party collective (formerly known as Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt!) sent us their forthcoming album Live It Up Before You Die It Up! We listened to their song “Girl” and instantly replayed it 1,400 times in a row. It is so goddamn catchy and anthemic, but with absolutely no song structure whatsoever. It sounds like they snipped out pieces of eight different half-finished songs and mashed them all together until they kinda fit (but not really). So prepare to go through a wide range of emotions on “Girl,” all of which wind down to one ultimate conclusion: party.” -Noisey/Vice Magazine
$10 cover. 21+. Starts at 9pm.
Sea Shanty Night with My Druthers & The Johnson Girls (NYC)
It’s a night full of sea shanties with My Druthers and The Johnson Girls!
My Druthers is a band that sings rebel songs of Ireland and the sea.
The Johnson Girls are an all-female sea shanty group from NYC!
This is going to be a blast!
9:00pm start • $10 cover (cash or credit)
Bad Movie Night: The Guy From Harlem
Bad Movie Night takes place every Wednesday here at the Oasis. 8pm start. A $5 service fee gets added to your bill to assist in buying the rights for the movie. Happy hour from 7-9pm.
Who’s the black private dick / That’s a sex machine to all the chicks? Well, that would have to be The Guy From Harlem, a bizarre blaxploitation effort that features some of the poorest production i’ve seen outside of a Bloody Nightmares film. This one really has it all: a director lacking a rudimentary knowledge of storytelling, retina-burning 70s decor, actors who wouldn’t cut it in community theatre, and the fight scenes.. wow, the fight scenes. Despite these (obvious, glaring) flaws, for those in the right state of mind – and an appreciation for the goodness of badness – there is plenty to enjoy here. The Guy From Harlem is shit, but it’s deliriously entertaining shit. -No Budget Nightmares
James Burke / Brian Ember / WEAREBISON
JAMES BURKE is a Synthpop/Electronica artist from New London Connecticut. He previously perused a Rock-n-Roll career in acts such as Slander and Anderson Family Picnic before changing paths towards political activism and becoming a father. These days he's taken an army of synths and drum machines on a mission to get people to dance at shows again.
https://jamesburkenl.bandcamp.com/
BRIAN EMBER does whatever the fuck he wants. As it turns out, that just means he's singing a lot and writing string quartets and pop records. Frustratingly self-aware at how not dangerous he is, he makes up for it with the occassional swear word.
https://brianember.com/
WEAREBISON is the rhythmic-driven, electronic project of producer Jenn Dauphinais & guest collaborators. Dauphinais plays regionally as both an acoustic singer-songwriter and experimental electronic artist. The music is prismatic, electronic, and provocative, incorporating elements of hip-hop, psych rock, & goth.
https://wearebison.bandcamp.com/album/wearebison-ep
Chumzilla Video DJ Dance Party (Sailfest Afterparty)
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It’s that time again! Sailfest happens THIS WEEKEND and Chumzilla is breaking out his LIVE VIDEO DJ set for the post-fireworks afterparty!
It’s wild to watch Chum spin music videos that move with every scratch and transition. Very cool vibe.
Oh and we’re open all day on Sailfest Saturday and Sunday, starting at noon.
Slyne & The Family Stoned with Shirese & Mountain Movers
We’re throwin a banger for Mike Slyne’s birthday! The Fam is back with New Haven’s Mountain Movers and they’re bringing the incredible Shirese, a band that we’ve been eyeing for a while now!
SLYNE & THE FAMILY STONED
slyne leads a group of punks and freaks and lovers and misfits
they try and make a glorious racket
SHIRESE
Shirese is the brainchild of Matt Paolillo and Jack Gumkowski. The band has undergone a few changes over the years but has truly meshed in recent times with Bill Davidge, Nicholas Serrambana, Logan Carr and Seany Nuelle in the lineup.
Shirese takes cues from their New Haven contemporaries, but their brand of psychedelia is more directly inspired by the late 60s garage bands who moved into unchartered waters. Far more dedicated to the song than, say, Headroom, but with plenty of eerie and swirling lysergic moments nonetheless. The band doesn’t shy away from the spoken word either, with word-salad-stream-of-conscious poetics given as much real estate as catchy melodies.
Shirese also allow their most experimental tendencies to roam free while never losing sight of what they are; a rock band. Out of phase tape manipulation and harsh noise find their places on the record, and why wouldn’t they, given Paolillo and Nuelle’s heavy roots in that arena. But somehow they always find their way back to the true core of Shirese - hard rocking on their own goddamn terms.
MOUNTAIN MOVERS
Watching the Mountain Movers' progression over the course of the past decade has truly been a treat. Their earliest beginnings saw the band documenting Dan Greene’s vast catalog of songs, while displaying a rotating cast of New Haven musicians’ unique skills. The band produced three albums and several singles of polished indie rock in this incarnation.
However, their fourth album, 2010’s Apple Mountain, saw the band transition to stranger territory; home-recorded and employing an arsenal of miscellaneous instruments, the record bore a folk-psychedelic element not displayed on their previous work. Shortly after Apple Mountain, constant members Greene and Rick Omonte were joined by lead guitarist Kryssi Battalene and drummer Ross Menze to form, what is now, the band's longest running lineup. The band has since produced a series of singles, lathe-cuts, cassettes, 2015’s Death Magic; an album that melded Greene’s song writing with the bands ability to stretch out and improvise.
In 2016, they previewed the "Sunday Drive / No Plans" cassingle (recorded at former drummer John Miller’s home studio), giving us - the listener - the first glimpse into the Movers’ newest modes. Two instrumental improvisations clocking in at just under 20 minutes that bring to mind names like Neu! and Ash Ra Tempel, as much as they do any number of American psychedelic acts of the 1960’s.
The band's sixth, eponymous album, Mountain Movers (released May 2017 on Chicago's Trouble In Mind), is bookended by two long-form jams with three perfect, crystalline pop songs sandwiched in between, mirroring both aspects of the band & representing the most fully realized recorded representation of the band's live show to date.
St. Patrick's Parade Day!
Join us for an all day St. Patrick’s Day Party and the New London St. Patrick’s Day Parade!
We’ll have drink specials, irish stouts, jello shots and much more! We’re right on the parade route, so grab a drink during and after the parade!
Parade starts at noon.
We’re open at noon and go til 1am.
Xénos with Adapter Adapter
Are you ready to get a little heavy? Two outstanding live acts with shades of psych, doom and heavy blues will perform here at the O!
XÉNOS
Xénos is an experimental Cretan folk group that merges the traditional songs & modern sounds of Crete. If you haven’t experienced this band yet, do yourself a favor and see them live!
ADAPTER ADAPTER
Adapter Adapter is a stoner/doom/blues band based in Providence, RI and we’re excited for their return to the Oasis!
Doors: 8pm
Show: 9pm
Cover: $10 at the door (cash + credit accepted)
March Sadness: Live Band Emo Karaoke
CAN YOU PREDICT THE FINAL FOUR???
Tell All Your Friends is back at THE OASIS PUB for the second round of MARCH SADNESS! Get ready for another epic night of LIVE pop punk and emo karaoke where YOU get to be our lead singer!!
Keep your eyes and ears open for the pre-show signup list, and snag your fav song before someone else gets it!
8:00pm doors / 9:00pm start
If you’d like to sing, we have released song selection tickets for $10 (plus service fees). Just select the “I Want To Sing!” ticket when you click the link below.
Tickets:
$10 advanced general admission
$10 song selection tickets (plus service fees)
$15 at the door
Fleet w/ Christopher Listorti Project
FLEET
Fleet is an Indie rock band with elements of blues and funk from Southeastern CT. Established in 2016, the band’s unique, funky sound has attracted lovers of music from all walks of life across New England. In 2019 Fleet beat out 15 other bands over the course of a five-week battle to win Mohegan Sun’s Locals Live contest. The band is currently finishing up their 3rd record.
CHRISTOPHER LISTORTI PROJECT
The Chris Listorti Project is a group comprised of friends Glen Metcalfe (Oberon Rose, Airlooms, Book II) on drums, Hollis Dunlap (Twin Laughter, Good God) on guitar, Mike Pace on bass, and Christopher Listorti (Oberon Rose, Twin Laughter, Call it Arson) on guitar and vocals. The band's sound is reminiscent of bands like Pavement, Wilco, Lou Reed, and Elliott Smith.
9pm start. $10 cover. 21+
Pocket Vinyl w/ Kingston Kane
Come see Pocket Vinyl perform their fantastic piano/painting show, followed by a reading from their book and discussion on how they did their world record tour, followed by a Q&A and signing.
POCKET VINYL
Elizabeth Jancewicz and Eric Stevenson are Pocket Vinyl, a duo consisting of piano slamming (Eric) and live painting (Elizabeth). A new painting is made on stage during each show, and auctioned off afterwards to the audience. They've played over 1000 shows, released over a hundred songs, made the documentary film Drive. Play. Sleep., and created the popular webcomic “The Touring Test”.
In their new graphic novel “How To Completely Lose Your Mind”, they detail a 2019 tour where they attempted to break the world record for “Fastest to Play a Concert in Each of the 50 States.” It's an amazing adventure that portrays the highs and lows of touring as an unknown indie band, and gives insightful advice on how to start an indie band and destroy your own mental health as well.
KINGSTON KANE
Kingston Kane is a 4-piece rock group from the New Windsor, NY area. They sport an ever changing sound, most recently landing in the hard rock, grunge and psych genres.
9pm start. $10 cover. 21+
Bassment 13th Anniversary Party
The Bassment reunion show was so wild, the boys want to run it back!
New London's longest-running EDM night returns to the Oasis for their 13th Anniversary Party!
DJ A-Bomb kicks off the party!
8pm. $10 cover. 21+
Oasis New Year's Eve 2024
It's a New Year's Eve party, with a mystical twist.
Yes, Chumzilla will be spinning. There will be drink specials. But this year, we have Pixie here to give you your own personalized 2024 forecast! And, there's no extra charge!
Open at 7pm. Early drink specials from 7-10pm. $7 cover. 21+ obvi.
Sea Shanty Night!
It’s a night full of sea shanties with Rogue March and The Jovial Crew!
Rogue March is a band that sings rebel songs of Ireland and the sea.
The Jovial Crew is best known as the band behind the popular Sea Shanty night at The Griswold Inn.
This is going to be a blast!
9:00pm start • $10 cover (cash or credit)
SCARYOKE V: Live Band Emo Karaoke
Come one, come all, to New London's most sinister ritual hall. Tell All Your Friends shall spawn once again to resurrect the annual un-dead L I V E ! EMO and POP PUNK karaoke gathering!
+get there early to reserve your r e q u i e m request
+imbibe c r e e p y cocktails and potent potions
+sing your J E T b l a c k hearts out ALL DAMN NIGHT
+dress to D E P R E S S
+celebrate life, cause you can sleep when you're D E A D
*PRESHOW signups are predicted to appear at the bewitching hour on the fourteenth*
8:00pm signups / 9:00pm start
Presale: Song selection tickets available for $10 plus service fees
Door: $10 with RSVP, $15 without RSVP
DJ Mark Little
Describing himself as a “sonic storyteller,” music producer and DJ Mark Little has his distinctive sound, staying true to his preferred genre of sampling and working with old school hip-hop and low-fi beats.
Mark considers skateboarding to be a big part of his life, and some of the music he enjoys today came from watching skate videos. As a child, he also loved listening to the Tony Hawk Pro Skater soundtracks.
In the 7th grade, he realized he wanted to make music when he first started listening to rap. He discovered his favorite artists, whose music he describes as being "mind-blowing" such as J Dilla, Madlib, MF DOOM, to name a few. Mark says Madlib is his biggest inspiration and loves how he collaborates with other artists such as MF DOOM, Freddie Gibbs, and Lootpack.
9:30pm start / $5 cover
Oasis Silent Disco!
The Oasis tradition returns!
A Chumzilla dance party that pumps through the speakers early and then transfers to your headphones in the middle of the night! The only way to keep the party going is reserving your own pair of headphones.
You can purchase tickets with your credit card online or stop in to the Oasis if you want to use cash.
Each ticket covers one person's entry fee and reserves one set of headphones. You can buy multiple tickets to reserve multiple headphones. There's a limited amount of headphones, so reserve them early!
9:00pm start / $12 includes cover and headphone reservation
Terror Pigeon! with Slyne & The Fam Stoned
Costumes. Pillow fights. Parachute games. Stuffed animals. Black lights. Dance parties in the street.
No, this isn’t the best sleepover ever. This is Terror Pigeon, the indie dance project of Nashville, TN’s Neil Fridd. Terror Pigeon has put on some of the most memorable shows in the history of the Oasis. Picture it, dance songs about friendship in front of a DIY stage set (inflatables sometimes included), with costumes for everyone to dress up in, strobing light rigs that are actually attached to the audience, a parachute game that ends in a dance party under said parachute… it’s a moment in time to let everything go and just fucking party.
Come to think of it, this is basically the best sleepover ever. You just won’t want to sleep.
Slyne & The Fam Stoned open the show. They’re not doing a super long set, so get here by 9pm to see them!
“The Nashville weirdo party collective (formerly known as Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt!) sent us their forthcoming album Live It Up Before You Die It Up! We listened to their song “Girl” and instantly replayed it 1,400 times in a row. It is so goddamn catchy and anthemic, but with absolutely no song structure whatsoever. It sounds like they snipped out pieces of eight different half-finished songs and mashed them all together until they kinda fit (but not really). So prepare to go through a wide range of emotions on “Girl,” all of which wind down to one ultimate conclusion: party.” -Noisey/Vice Magazine
$10 cover. 21+. Starts at 9pm on the dot. People got work in the morning.