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Blert, Uvula, The Cry Wolves at The Firkin Tavern Friday 8/29
Event by: Blert, Cry Wolves, Chris Greacen, Tasha Danner
Location: Firkin Tavern, Southeast 11th Avenue 1937, Portland
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FREE. 21+ Be there and be square. Arrive early, leave late. Bands wrap up by 11pm.
Blert, Uvula, The Cry Wolves at The Firkin Tavern Friday 8/29
blert
http://blert.com
Blert is a sonic rock explosion of raw emotion and intense desire, welded together with ecologically harvested digital duct tape and the aging tears of hope and pain. While not new, blert is newly reformed full of song and fury -- lead by the deadly vocals of Tasha Danner, who can slay wild beasts with a single call.
Uvula
https://uvulapdx.com/
The band your guidance counselor, parents, therapist, and drug dealer warned you about. Classic punk from Portland, Oregon
The Cry Wolves
https://thecrywolves.com/
What is dad punk you ask? Old punks never die, they usually fall into one of two camps. They become corporate shills, or continue to decry all that they see is wrong with the world in loud, three-minute anthems. The Portland trio of Daniel Vallejos (drums/vocals), Orie Weeks III (guitar/vocals), and Benjy Rickard (bass/vocals), do their best to fall into the former camp, and not the latter.
Blert, Uvula, The Cry Wolves at The Firkin Tavern Friday 8/29
blert
http://blert.com
Blert is a sonic rock explosion of raw emotion and intense desire, welded together with ecologically harvested digital duct tape and the aging tears of hope and pain. While not new, blert is newly reformed full of song and fury -- lead by the deadly vocals of Tasha Danner, who can slay wild beasts with a single call.
Uvula
https://uvulapdx.com/
The band your guidance counselor, parents, therapist, and drug dealer warned you about. Classic punk from Portland, Oregon
The Cry Wolves
https://thecrywolves.com/
What is dad punk you ask? Old punks never die, they usually fall into one of two camps. They become corporate shills, or continue to decry all that they see is wrong with the world in loud, three-minute anthems. The Portland trio of Daniel Vallejos (drums/vocals), Orie Weeks III (guitar/vocals), and Benjy Rickard (bass/vocals), do their best to fall into the former camp, and not the latter.