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Brattleboro’s Thus Love closed out the North American leg of their World Tour at No Fun on February 19. With support from Laveda and NYC-based Closebye, this made for a great rock show at the Troy venue. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Byrdhouse Records presented Honky Tonk Dance Night, and lots of dancers showed up. They got a Texas Two-Step lesson with Mike, followed by music by Billy and the Great Western Postal Service and DJ Tex. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
On Groundhog Day, Save the Cat Touring and Byrdhouse Records brought two out-of-town punk bands to No Fun: Kerosene Heights (from North Carolina) and Philadelphia’s Elephant Jake. Local favorites Senior Living and Everybody That Loves You rounded out the bill. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
On January 30, No Fun was all about feminist punk music as Byrdhouse Records and Super Dark Collective presented “Riot Grrrl Night.” It showcased some of the newer female-fronted bands in the area, including Miss America, Yankeegirl, Anti-Rent Rebellion, and Off Beat Degradations. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
On January 29, The Dojo Beyond Time and Space and Byrdhouse Records presented “Mario Kart: All Jazzed Up – A Live Jazz Band and Video Gaming Experience” at No Fun. The band consisted of Gabe Klingler-Horn (guitar), Will Fredette (bass), Sam Walczyk (keys), Joe Taurone (drums), and Tim Houston (guitar), and the gaming was first […]
It was a record release party for Ice Queen on a cold night at No Fun. They brought out the hardcore sounds, with Carnwennan in a similar vein, and Bloodx3 opened. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Super Dark Friday at No Fun. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
A crowded Thursday show at No Fun with Halo Bite, Billy, Death Defier, and Take Steps. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
No Fun rang in the New Year with Brule County Bad Boys, as is tradition. Earlier in the night, the crowd got into a frenzy for Leftover Crack, supported by Grief Group. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
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