Ace Enders and a Million Different People

with Powerspace, Danger Radio

July 17, 2008

6:30 pm

Arthur Enders is the man behind Ace Enders; he was also the mastermind behind The Early November. Hot off a *HUGE* tour with Angels and Airwaves and touring on a new album coming out on June 24th, this is your chance to get really familiar with the man and the band!

Powerspace

Although Ohio-bred, Chicago-based indie rockers Powerspace are part of the same Fueled by Ramen empire that unleashed Fall Out Boy, Panic! at the Disco, and The Academy Is…, the young quartet features a subtle change from the emo-tinged punk-pop that made the label’s name. Powerspace specialize in a cross between hooky power pop à la Fountains of Wayne, ironic glam metal in the tradition of the Darkness, and heavily ’80s-influenced dance-rock textures that recall early MTV stars like INXSDuran Duran. and

Danger Radio

Consider yourself ahead of the curve if you can’t immediately put your finger on Danger Radio’s sound – after all, that’s sort of the point. The band’s sophomore EP and Photo Finish Records debut, Punch Your Lights Out, brings together more classic-pop styles and eras than a free-form radio station, while the members’ backgrounds are so diverse, it’s amazing they ended up on the same continent, let alone the same band. But be glad they did, because as the new tunes prove, anytime they hit studio or stage, Danger Radio stir up the sort of chemistry you can’t manufacture or buy. Forget genre tags; don’t obsess over individual influences: like the wise man said, these dudes are one nation under a groove.

Doors open at: 6:30 pm
Tickets: $12 adv / $12 day of show
This event is: This show is ALL AGES

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