NYC Smiths/Moz Halloween Bash at Highline Ballroom (Oct. 30, 2015)

mistermarr · Oct 20, 2015

Yes, Doug Gillard will do a few songs and we've just added Lower Wolves, a tribute to early REM. Should be a great night!

mistermarr · Oct 26, 2015

[site sponsor]

Friends,
Excited to be playing a big, wonderful sounding room in chelsea, the Highline Ballroom. Friday night, October 30th... come dressed as a vicar in a tutu, or whatever your favorite Smiths/Moz themed costume might be.

This is our only show until the end of the year, we hope to see you all there.
xoxo
Ravi Marr :guitar:

---

We are quite humbled to announce that we'll be headlining a Friday night at the fabulous Highline Ballroom in Manhattan, for what will surely be a new fall tradition, our first ever Halloween/Johnny Marr Birthday Bash. You are always a fantastic looking crowd, so we can't wait to how you celebrate Halloween. A limited number of early bird tix are available for $12 until 9/29. Grab them now, they'll be $15 after that. Easy money!
Joining us with an opening set and as our guest Gannon will be our good friend and guitar ace Doug Gillard (Nada Surf, Guided By Voices, Cobra Verde). The Highline is a beautiful looking and sounding room, but a show is only as good as its crowd, so we are counting on you to make it another great night. [/HTML]

Friday October 30th, 7 PM
The Highline Ballroom Presents: The Sons & Heirs Halloween/Johnny Marr Birthday Bash
The Highline Ballroom
431 W 16th St. New York, NY 10011 Map
$12 Earlybird, $15 Advance Tickets

AztecCamera · Oct 26, 2015

This what the rest of the US and the rest of the world gets besides California....Morrissey cover bands. Ha ha. Anonymous-

ZOOM FROM GLOOM · Oct 27, 2015

nice pic ! Marr the stow away on M's plane of thoughtfulness.

btw... I actually saw Buffy Sainte-Marie there, Nice place.

Jamie · Oct 28, 2015

mistermarr said:
Yes, Doug Gillard will do a few songs and we've just added Lower Wolves, a tribute to early REM. Should be a great night!

If you split the two main eras of Guided By Voices into Smiths/Morrissey solo terms, Doug was "Alain Whyte" to the "Johnny Marr" of the classic line-up's Tobin Sprout/Mitch Mitchell. He is a very good guitarist.

The song "Ready For Death" at http://www.douggillard.com/ has some Smithsian leanings, with a bit of "And Your Bird Can Sing" in the solo. Worth a listen.

mistermarr · Oct 28, 2015

Well said! And he's a big fan of The Smiths & Moz and a super nice guy to boot.
Ravi Marr

Jamie said:
If you split the two main eras of Guided By Voices into Smiths/Morrissey solo terms, Doug was "Alain Whyte" to the "Johnny Marr" of the classic line-up's Tobin Sprout/Mitch Mitchell. He is a very good guitarist.

The song "Ready For Death" at http://www.douggillard.com/ has some Smithsian leanings, with a bit of "And Your Bird Can Sing" in the solo. Worth a listen.

Poet · Oct 30, 2015

that's nice

NYC Smiths/Moz Halloween Bash at Highline Ballroom (Oct. 30, 2015)

mistermarr

Guitarist in The Smiths Tribute NYC

mistermarr

Guitarist in The Smiths Tribute NYC

AztecCamera

Well-Known Member

ZOOM FROM GLOOM

LASCIATE OGNI SPERANZA!

Jamie

Bluff, Ardour & Assoc.

mistermarr

Guitarist in The Smiths Tribute NYC

Poet

Banned

Similar threads

Trending Threads