Rock and Roll Hotel
Description: Newsletters for members.
 
Date Sent: Thursday, 02 December 2010
Newsletter Subject: Check in @ the Hotel w/ Warpaint, Chief, + more
Newsletter Content:
Tonight!
Thursday December 2

The Blue Line
Redline Addiction

Rites of Ash

The Resistance


8pm



Friday December 3


The Silver Liners

We Were Pirates

The Electric 11s

Brittany Jean


8pm

and


Rock & Roll Spelling Buzz...EVERY FRIDAY!
Drink To Play, Spell To Win!
Sign up starts at 6pm with the first 20 names randomly drawn at 8pm to compete in one of the funniest spectator sports of all time. 4th-9th grade word lists, dirty word lists and theme rounds. When you are at the podium, you can tell competitors to drink. The MC can make you drink whenever he wants, and trust us, he does so alot. 

YOU MUST HAVE A DRINK IN HAND TO COMPETE!
 
$6 gets you a 16oz PBR and a Shot of crap whiskey till it's over!

and

TOKI UNDERGROUND presents:
VILLAINS ---
Resident DJs: Trevor Martin & Tom-Koki
Spinning everything in the closet, out the closet, on the radio, on a blog.




Saturday December 4
Warpaint
Warpaint weave intricate guitar lines, hypnotic vocals and driving post punk rhythms into gorgeous, sprawling songs that skirt the line between psychedelia and intimacy. Both live and on record, Warpaint sound like they're channeling something truly otherworldly, and mystical.
Rewards
Family Band

830pm

and



MASS APPEAL 
Indiscretion is key to MASS APPEAL's hyper-kinetic style. Hip-hop party jams, indie anthems, dance-punk, guilty pleasures, electronic beats and hard-hitting funk get spliced together in his eclectic sets of bastard pop.



Sunday December 5
Chief
The story of Chief is one of two coasts. Though Evan Koga, Mike Moonves and brothers Danny and Michael Fujikawa were all born and raised in Los Angeles, they left for New York University, worlds away. It was in New York that they first got to know one another as collaborators, rumbling through a number of semi-serious projects and solo ventures before feeling swept away by a small run of songs Koga had penned and presented to them. He had written them under the name Chief, a moniker the brothers Danny and Michael opted to keep the day they first formed their band. It was on New York stages that they honed their songs and found their sound, a thoughtfully melodic update on summer and road records past. Neil Young. Tom Petty. The Band. Crosby, Stills and Nash. Natural, timeless songwriting for times that change too quickly. LA was never far away.
The Dig
Paul Michel

8pm