Headliner:

• The Western Civilization

Opener:

• TV Dolls
• Sagacious Star

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Price Levels
		General Admission		$10.00 Day Of: $15.00
		4 Person Booth Seat Only 4 Tickets Left!		$20.00
		This table is stage right about 24 feet from the stage and 15 feet from the main bar. It is a round table that has two chairs and two spots for booth seating. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		4 Person Booth Seat		$20.00
		It is stage left and It comes with a round table that has two chairs and two spots for booth seating. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		6 Person Booth Seat Only 6 Tickets Left!		$20.00
		This is located stage left up against the club wall with two round tables, 2 chairs and 4 booth seats. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		4 Person Booth Seat		$20.00
		This table is located right about 20-30 feet from the stage. They have a raised view and come with two wooden booth seats and two raised bar chairs. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		8 Person Booth Seat		$20.00
		The table is stage left up against the club wall in the back against the glass doors that are always closed during the show and has two round tables, 2-4 chairs and 4-6 booth seats. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.

The Western Civilization is an Indie Rock band from Austin/Houston, TX led by song writing duo Reggie O'Farrell and Rachel Hansbro. Their creative partnership has produced two albums, multiple festival appearances including the Vans Warped Tour, SXSW and Halifax Pop Explosion and most importantly, a lasting artistic union that would survive the two living in separate cities. The new album Fractions of a Whole reveals a new maturity to their music with a more lush sounding production style and a focus on cohesive, graceful songcraft over the endearingly quirky elements that dominated their earlier work which the Houston Chronicle lovingly called "equal parts chaos and craft". Don't miss this rare opportunity to catch one of the best Indie Rock bands in Texas!