Lift Your Head Up
Hello again, World! Super surprise last minute Show! The Repressions are opening for The Concentrics TONIGHT at their big annual show at Shillelagh Tavern! We are honored and very hyper! (And hoping those are veggie burgers in that poster ) Stop on down!
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
Thank you to Sage Cotignola for these photos. Sage happens to be an incredible illustrator as well, see her artwork at http://www.sagecotignola.com/.
Thanks and love to the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, William Loeb, Wendi Gueorguiev, Eric Dragun everyone who came out today to see this show. Performing in a beautiful warehouse art gallery was a perfect dream for The Repressions.
The Repressions are almost too excited for tomorrow’s big show at The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist’s Coalition! They are coming out in daylight.
Here is a link to the event page:
https://www.facebook.com/events/252927158394689/?ti=icl
Here is The new Big Poster for the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition Show. Cool waterfront stuff!
Wow! The Repressions are wildly happy to be playing for the Brooklyn Waterfront Artits Coalition on May 29. This is a free show, on a lovely Sunday afternoon, surrounded by art and culture and plenty to do for the whole family. Time to get weird on the waterfront!
The Repressions 