Showing posts with label The Dry Heathens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Dry Heathens. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

The Pinhook's Second Great Band Swap


This Thursday through Saturday, December 3-5, The Pinhook in Durham will be hosting The Great Band Swap—based on a 2007 concert.

The format: three nights, four local bands a night, and every artist must cover at least one song by one of the other three artists that night.

The Pinhook website (http://thepinhook.com/) provides the following line-ups and descriptions

Thursday, December 2 features the anthemic punk rock of Pink Flag, the soulful, old-school pop of Brett Harris, the classic-rock hooks of The Pneurotics, and the shambolic majesty of Dry Heathens. The WXDU deejay team.

Friday, December 3, local legend Billy Sugarfix leads the way with his whipsmart catalog of charming, confessional pop. Juan Huevos brings ebullient homemade hip-hop, and Durham duo Joy In Red squares off with Raleigh art-garage outfit Antibubbles. Deejay sets will be provided by WXYC.

Saturday, December 4 is the wildest bill, hitting most of the genre extremes in indie rock. Cassis Orange provides distilled electro-pop with a subtle Japanese edge. Mosadi Music is hard-edged, political hip-hop with searingly tight live instrumentation. HOG takes heavy-metal and stretches into psychedelic dirges and molten, fleet fingered hooks. And Embarrassing Fruits channels the finest guitar rock of the past 20 years, mixed with lyrics about girls, partying, and small-town ennui. The WKNC crew will spin records.

As listed, after the performances local college radio stations WXDU (Duke University), WXYC (The University of North Carolina), and, of course, WKNC (North Carolina State University) will provide the music by deejaying.  I will be representing the station with my co-host and valiant General Manager of WKNC 88.1. It should prove to be a most interesting and entertaining local happening each night and overall, and may earn a status as an annual event.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Local Beer Local Band tonight!

This week's Local Beer Local Band at Tir Na Nog will feature The Future Kings of Nowhere and The Dry Heathens.  There will be many local brews on tap, as well as samples from Foothills Brewing.

Dry Heathens will start the night out with a friendly reminder that whiskey and rock and roll still go hand in hand. Then to end the night, Chapel Hill's own Future Kings of Nowhere will excite you with there angst driven acousticore.

Thursday at 7 p.m. you can get a preview of what to expect on 88.1 FM. I will be playing some new Future Kings songs, and rockin' faces with some Dry Heathens.

Hope to see you there!

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

LBLB For September

New Raleigh has beaten us to the punch announcing this month's Local Beer Local Band, but we are just excited as everyone else.  This could possibly be the best month's lineup yet, and features three extra dates not on Thursday!  Check it out:

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Every week WKNC interviews our Local Beer Local Band bands, so be sure to check back to the blog for dates and times of live, on-air, interviews.

Also, don't forget that every week the Hear Here compilation will be on sale at Tir Na Nog!

Friday, March 13, 2009

The Pneurotics Local Lunch Interview

Rick of The Pneurotics came into the Local Lunch on 3/12/09 for a quick interview, live performance, and debut of brand new material. Rich of The Pneurotics came into the Local Lunch on 3/12/09 for a quick interview, live performance, and debut of brand new material.

The Pneurotics played with Pink Flag, River City Ransom, and The Dry Heathens at The Brewery last night (3/12/09).

http://wknc.org/blog/post/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/pnourtics-interview.mp3

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Pneurotics Interview on Local Lunch

Tune in Thursday, March 12th at noon as DJ Murdoc interviews The Pneurotics on Local Lunch.

Chapel Hill based The Pneurotics, will be playing at The Brewery with River City Ransom, The Dry Heathens, and Pink Flag Thursday night at 8pm.

Look for Murdoc's Local Music Picture Blog later this week for coverage of the event.