Bushwick Book Club always delivers new music by great local musicians (Led to Sea, Bucket of Honey, and Tai Shan) based on a popular work of literature. But tonight’s inspiration isn’t just any old book, it’s the book that launched a million acid trips: Hunter S. Thompson’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Expect songs about bats, lizard-faced creatures in cop uniforms, and unpleasant combinations of drugs and firearms, but also expect to hear echoes of what made Thompson so damn good: Beneath all the cynicism and rage, there’s a raging inferno of hope. (Town Hall, 1119 Eighth Ave, www.strangertickets.com, 8 pm, $13, all ages)
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Seattle Rock Orchestra is backing up all of the musicians as well! This will be a wall of sound not to be missed!
We all know SRO kicks ass! And we also know that books do as well! We’ll see you there.
Heard this interview today from one of the musicians from Seattle Rock Orchestra about the show.
http://www.prx.org/pieces/70848
Heard this interview today from one of the musicians from Seattle Rock Orchestra about the show.
http://www.prx.org/pieces/70848
Doh! Sorry for the double post.
I would totally join the Bushwick Bill Book Club.