Rock and Roll Hotel
Description: Newsletters for members.
 
Date Sent: Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Newsletter Subject: Delorean, Tim Kasher of Cursive, Doomtree w/ P.O.S, Chopteeth & More!
Newsletter Content:
Tuesday November 23
Delorean 

Lemonade
Light Pollution




Tuesday November 23 @ Red Palace

The 10 Greatest New Music Venues of the 21st Century
http://flavorwire.com/130901/the-10-greatest-new-music-venues-of-the-21st-century/6


Tim Kasher of Cursive
Renowned for his literate, lyrical, and thematic songwriting, Kasher’s albums with Cursive and The Good Life have been praised by key press, including Rolling Stone, Esquire, The New York Times, Alternative Press, Spin, and Entertainment Weekly, among many others. He made his network television debut with Cursive on The Late Show with David Letterman in March 2009, performing “From The Hips” off Mama, I’m Swollen. Kasher has been an acclaimed force in music for the better part of the past two decades. And, with his bands, he has released nine albums since 1997.
Darren Hanlon
Daddy Lion

All Ages :: Doors 8:00pm / Show 8:30pm

@ Red Palace
1212 H St NE




Tuesday November 23 @ U St Music Hall
Presented by Rock & Roll Hotel
Doomtree featuring POS, DESSA, & MORE

Doors @ 7pm
All Ages Welcome
@ U St Music Hall
1115A U Street NW
U Street/Cardozo Metro station



Wednesday November 24
Chopteeth

The 8 Ohms Band




Friday November 26
Iration


The Movement
The Green
Groundscore



Saturday November 27

Violet Says 5


The Fif
Incwell
Dj Beezy



I Feel Safe at DC9
THE CAMPAIGN TO REOPEN DC9

DC9 was closed on Friday October 15, 2010 following a rush to judgement, a spam of misinformation, media frenzy, and general lack of facts pertaining to charges placed against 5 employees.   The charges were quickly reduced and then finally dropped entirely.  DC9 stands by its total and complete innocence, and any wrong doing whatsoever. A tragic death occurred, but not at our hands.  For 6 years, DC9 was one the most well respected, dearly beloved, established live music venues not only in DC, but on the east coast. We were friends of the neighborhood and supporters of the community.   We want to reopen our doors and continue to operate safely and respectfully as we always have.  
Email: abra@dc.gov , jim@grahamwone.com
Send to ABC board and council members
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Subject: I feel safe at DC9