Manic Presents / Premier Concerts Guest Post:
Glad to see you back for this week’s edition of the Manic Presents Redscroll Blog! We’re here to tell you about newly announced events and this week’s shows! Space Ballroom is welcoming WWE Hall of Famer, Jake “The Snake” Roberts to Hamden to tell comedy-filled stories from being on the road as a world-famous wrestler on Wednesday, (11/6). Next year, the popular 80s British punk band, The Adicts, will be taking the Ballroom stage on Friday, (1/17). Over in New Haven, College Street Music Hall is hosting rock singer-songwriter Grace Potter on Tuesday, (1/28) and the legendary classic rock band Kansas, who will be playing their popular album, “The Point of Know Return” in its entirety later next year on Saturday, (5/9). Tickets for The Adicts, Grace Potter, and Kansas will be on sale at 10AM this Friday, September 27, and tickets for Jake “The Snake” Roberts are on sale now! Check out our website for details on all of these shows and to buy tickets.
For those of you looking for something fun to do this weekend, we have the solution! Tonight (9/26) at College Street Music Hall, popular storytelling podcast, The Moth, is touring through New Haven with their live event, The Moth Mainstage – where you can hear five people tell entertaining and enlightening stories. Make sure to get your tickets for this quick, as there are a limited number left! If storytelling is not your jam, Americana singer-songwriter Justin Townes Earle will be playing with rock musician Jesse Malin over at Space Ballroom this evening (9/26). Now this Friday, we have something for everybody! The long awaited Something Great From ‘68 Tour with Brian Wilson and The Zombies is finally coming to Palace Theater in Waterbury tomorrow night (9/27)! Tickets for this are still available, and if you’re a Beach Boys fan, you won’t want to miss this event! For those who don’t want to leave the New Haven area tomorrow (9/27), we have options for you too — world-music group, Nahko And Medicine For The People and folk artist Ayla Nereo are taking the stage at College Street Music Hall, while experimental rock band Man Man and GRLwood will be tearing up Space Ballroom. Saturday night (9/28), iconic indie rock band Built To Spill is stopping at College Street Music Hall on their 20 year anniversary tour for their famous 1999 album, Keep It Like A Secret, and will be supported by Prism Bitch and Paul & The Tall Trees. Meanwhile, comedians Matt Braunger (MADtv) and David Hintz will be making the crowd laugh at Space Ballroom. Hailing all the way from Canada, abrasive post-hardcore band, Tunic, will be ripping up Cafe Nine with Connecticut’s one-and-only grunge band Crag Mask and experimental rock band T Wreck for this week’s Manic Monday (9/30)! If you’re bored next Tuesday night (10/1), make your way to Space Ballroom to see Boston emo synth rockers Bay Faction, indie rock artist Mons Vi, and New Haven alt-rock band Vern Matz. Make sure to grab your tickets for all of these shows soon! You can find more information and tickets for all of them on our website!
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