Emily Davis, Patty K (Plays The Roughies), and Francis Dean

Emily Davis spent the first half of their career as a solo musician, before forming alt-folk-punk band Emily Davis and The Murder Police, as well as folk duo Cult Loveless. The bands garnered acclaim for their texturally dynamic arrangements and melodic prowess, with Emily Davis and The Murder Police opening up for the likes of Neko Case, Cold War Kids and Bad Religion. 

On their latest EP Living in the Past Tense, produced by Scott Hallquist of punk band Ten Foot Pole, the El Paso songwriter is peeling back the protective layers that have shielded them from true introspection and learning to be as openly honest and abrasive as they can about their lived experiences. 

Patty K is the singer of local punk band The Roughies, who released their third album Everywhere’s an Island last year. He’ll be playing a solo acoustic set of Roughies hits past present and future.

“it’s a fiercely left-wing political album that takes aim at establishment figures"

-Jullie River, New Noise Magazine

“This musical voyage takes listeners on a ride through the diverse soundscape of the silly political punk scene.”

-Punk Rock Mag

“The Greatest Band in The World!”

-Kevin Ryan of Family Obligation 

Francis Dean is the moniker of local musician Dino Bevilacqua. A multi-instrumentalist and Grateful Dead aficionado, he’ll be performing his debut show. 

$15 Advance/$20 Door

Doors open at 8:00

General admission is a mix of seated and standing room.