Don’t Miss Flip Rushmore 1/17 at The 7th Street Entry

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Don’t spend your Friday night on the couch– come on out to The 7th Street Entry on Friday, January 17th to catch Flip Rushmore and many other great acts!

Most romantic relationships can’t survive a 1,000-mile wedge, which means the mere existence of Flip Rushmore might prove music is more powerful than love. The route between Minneapolis and Nashville is daunting for drivers without an appreciation for so-called flyover country, but it brought together an indie quartet — Alex Smith, Dan Klauer, Nick Spielman, and Adam Szczepaniak — that founded a band and recorded a full-length debut, Big, If True (released June 1, 2018).

Their album was the culmination of nearly two years in the studio — progress was made whenever Smith trekked back to his hometown Twin Cities — and the band managed to put together a pair of debut shows in Minneapolis with slim rehearsal time. Now, the foundation is in place for something special, as evidenced by a packed 7th St Entry crowd at the Big, If True release party. Distance is but a number, after all.

Also performing is Denim Matriarch. Denim Matriarch is a progressive rock group from the slums of Minneapolis. Comprised of friends Nathan Levin, Jon Lindquist, Sam Ruff, and Will Burnton, Denim Matriarch has been making music since 2011 and draws from many different styles and influences. The cauldron of ideas each member brings to the table creates a unique sound, with blended aspects of blues, experimental, and psychedelic hard rock. Come to our shows for a captivating, new experience.

Get there early so you don’t miss VIAL. I caught these guys on a whim a couple of months ago and instantly fell in love. VIAL is a Minneapolis-based band of students focused on activism in diversity and inclusion in the music scene. Their punk songs with pop prowesses explore the aspects of looming adulthood and gender dynamics.

Kicking the show off will be Pure Shifter.Pure Shifter is a process acting upon and through materials to produce what is, essentially, electro-punk dance music — the problems of genre notwithstanding. This project includes but is not limited to: People (John Genz, Doug Deitchler), places (West Side Saint Paul, NE Mpls), things (Keyboards, devices, vocal cords, moving bodies), and ideas (Digital workstations, ideological programming, aesthetics, codes of conduct).

Tickets are still available HERE!

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