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Mod Club Theatre
Monday, November 3rd

Suzie’s sophomore CD titled ‘Rock-n-Roller’ will now be in stores and online NOVEMBER 4TH, 2008. **Please note: the date has been moved from the original release date of October 21st, 2008.

To celebrate this event, Suzie will be having her CD release party on Monday, NOVEMBER 3RD at the MOD Club Theatre in Toronto. This show is a licenced / all ages event.

If you have already bought tickets to the show that had been scheduled for 10/22, they will be honored at the door the night of the event.

Click here to buy your tickets NOW.

Danforth Music Hall
Friday, October 3rd

Doors: 7pm
Comfortably Numb
1st Set: 8pm
2nd Set: 9:20 pm

Tickets will be available at doors. All Ages.

Doors 8:00pm
Brian Borcherdt: 8:45 pm
The Wooden Sky: 9:30 pm
Wintersleep: 10:30 pm

Limited amount of tickets will be available at doors for $25 each. 19+

Sound Academy
Thursday, September 25th

Doors: 8pm
Paper Lions: 9pm
Cake: 10 pm

Tickets will be available at doors for $45 each. All Ages.

The Music Hall – London
Tuesday, September 23rd

Doors: 8pm
DJ: 8pm
Apocalyptica: 9:15 pm

Limited tickets will be available at doors for $30 each. All Ages

Drake Hotel
Sunday, September 21st

Doors: 8pm
Andrew Ripp: 8:45 pm
Melissa Ferrick: 9:45 pm

Limited tickets will be available at doors. 19+

The Flowers of Hell

The Flowers of Hell have been added to the My Bloody Valentine show.  http://www.flowersofhell.com/

From Wikipedia:
Trivia

• Abi Fry’s viola playing can be heard on “True Adventures” from British Sea Power’s Open Season album. The original instrumental version of the track was called Chicken Pig and was the B-side of a Top 20 single in the UK.

• An earlier version of Foreign Lands was titled Vindaloop and was included on a six track compilation CD that came free with one and a quarter million copies of Britain’s Daily Star. The title comes from a Pogues lyric from the ‘Sick Bed of Cuchulainn’, “There’s devils on each side of you, with bottles in their hands/Give me one more drop of poison, and I’ll dream of foreign lands.”

• The title “Compound Fractures” was inspired by a lyric in a song called “Psychotherapy “by 60’s folkie Melanie, ‘Does it ease the compound fractures of the head?’ Influenced by Russian folk, Orff, jazz trumpet, and avant garde noise, the Flower’s song was debuted live at the ICA in 2005 and their first attempt at recording it was aborted due to a malfunctioning keyboard.

• “Opt Out”, the cornerstone of the band’s live set, was originally over 60 minutes in length and the basic structure was penned by Greg Jarvis after rushing home from seeing the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra perform a classical ‘best of’ concert (complete with lasers and cannons) at the Royal Albert Hall.

My Bloody Valentine

The My Bloody Valentine concert previously scheduled for Ricoh Coliseum on September 25 has been moved to Kool Haus.

All tickets for the Ricoh Coliseum show will be honored at the door. Door and show times have been pushed back by 30 minutes to 7:30 and 8:30 respectively in order to better accommodate the fans.

Opera House
Wednesday, September 17th

Doors: 6:30 pm
Cash Cash: 7 pm
Single File: 7:45 pm
Sing It Loud: 8:30 pm
Valencia: 9:30 pm

Tickets will be available at doors for $13 each. All Ages.