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Acute's residency at Tangier starts tonight!
Tonight marks the first night of alt-rock band Acute's residency at Tangier. Every Sunday this month will be glorious thanks to frontman Isaac Lekach's wonderful taste in music. He has organized a fantastic lineup for their month long residency. Michael Runion, Taylor Goldsmith (of Simon Dawes), and Whispertown2000 will be playing tonight's show. Miniature Tigers, Ryen Slegr (of Ozma), and Soft Pipes (Ant from Low vs. Diamond) are slated for the second night, September 16th. Holly Ramons and Steven and Bobby Birdman are due for the third night, September 23rd. Finally, on the last night of the residency, September 30th, Acute will be accompanied by a mini-orchestra of sorts. Don't miss out on any of these special nights!
Tonight's show starts at 7:30 PM at Tangier in Los Feliz. If you say "I love you" at the door, then you get in for $5. For reals! And if you say "I love you" to me, then you get a hug and maybe something special in return. I'll be there every night waiting for you to come around.
Tangier
2138 Hillhurst Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90027
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