Lift Your Head Up
The Repressions are wacky-happy to be playing Pianos Upstairs Lounge on Sunday August 14! Join them for a zany night of manic music and silliness and also some dinosaur toys. Free show! 21+
7pm- Pet Robot
8pm- Crimson Calamity
9pm – The Repressions
10pm- DJWHOAMI
What a wonderful experience! Thank you to Katelyn Richards and Maggie Reilly’s for having us. You can see wonderful live talent every Wednesday, get thee hence to Ninth Avenue!
Thank you to Avi Bonime and Katelyn for the photos!
Wednesday July 27- Maggie Reilly’s
340 9th Avenue, New York, New York – 8pm
Free Show! The Repressions can’t wait to see you!
What do you do when a local band that you love contacts you and asks you to fill in for a cancellation just five hours before showtime? You say yes, of course, and if you are The Repressions, you say yes and get manic, sleepy, worried, manic again, and then happy and grateful. What a fantastic show! We are grateful!
The Repressions had a wondrously colorful time at the 40th Annual Unicorn-on-a-Kebabathon Show. They were terribly awkward emcees to a night of magic and bad banter. They were enthralled to share the stage with Zoe Over Zero, Space Jump Live, The Greenstreets, Dirty Wings, and Nelly Dubarry. Thanks to Justin Finley, Irish Whiskey Bar and everyone who came out that night. So much glitter!
Photo by Avi Bonime
We will see you two more times at least and so far this month…
Saturday July 9 at Irish Whiskey Bar
Wednesday July 27 at Maggie Reilly’s
Mark your repressive calendars! …And thank you!
You have three chances to see The Repressions here in New York City in July… hopefully you can attend one, or half, or two and three quarters or maybe maybe all three shows? There will be different set lists at each show, and at least one nervous breakdown given the odds. The Repressions are jubilant this July.
Live performance of Ophelia’s Song at BWAC
From the blizzard sessions The Repressions made a simple live video for this strange song. Panic Attacks are not funny by any means, but if you or someone you know suffers from them, this song is for you, from the point of view of the attack itself. Giving the panic external form was helpful in the writing of it, perhaps it can give someone out there a laugh of understanding, or at least a little empathy.
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